No shit coin should be purchased or traded for.

Mining them at a profit and quickly converting to btc is the only way to deal with shit coins.

Whatever dumbassery there is in the legacy media, at least it is very clear that they are still talking about Bitcoin.

Certainly not Ethereum, not Vitalik walking zombie deep eye socket man, not BNB, not Solana and not bearded ape asswiped NFTs.

Other "cryptos" are not even worth mentioning here as they are bound to fall off the radar in a few years whichever position they currently enjoy on coinmarketcap.

Most never even regained their previous highs whilst we have seen BTC's new ATHs. At what point is it not clear to people that they are shitcoins?

Hi guys, i'm new here, i have spent the past days learning somethings on the forum, especially how to make a post, i will really appreciate if i'm guided on how other things are run on the forum and the do's and don't on here...thank you in advance

Hey guys how y'all enjoying this bull run? So something got me thinking after reading this news about Blackrock filing to get more BTC for their Global Allocation Fund.
Y'all can read the news here, it's a minute or 2 minute read: https://cointelegraph.com/news/blackrock-buy-spot-bitcoin-etf-global-allocation-fund

I mean, the funds coming from ETFs are really showing its worth. I can see the excitement on everyone's faces that bought BTC. I also have benefited a lot from it, engaged in different events like the Welcome to bull run on Bitget, some farming airdrops on Binance and many more.

But then again, do you think this might back fire on us in the longer term? We all know what these men are all after is to be in control and that's why BTC came into reality cancelling all that making everyone their own Government of their assets.

Will you know how to fill your gas tank? Are all your miners on solar?

Yeah I am in Germany. Holding for 10+ years. After 1 year of holding its tax free (they wanna change this). But I don’t know how it is when I convert bitcoin into USDT and then later in euro if I wanna cash out fiat. Or buy back.

So I set a sell order at 69k. Doesn’t feel right. But at some point you have to let your kids go.

Sorry but I will have to also agree that in the current settings technologically, kyc have become much more easier, as even now, we have what is called or referred to as Ai kyc system, where the user submits his requested documents for kyc verification, and a trained Ai takes the document, scan through it and immediately, under a minute or two, verify your account after it has also scanned your face through your camera and match it with the face on your provided document, this is literally one of the fastest kyc system and one no longer have to submit document, and wait until a customer representative comes around to look at the document, look at your video recording or selfie before either marking your kyc as successful or not.

I do vouch the presence of such kyc system in all the online casinos at the moment, but let's believe that as time goes on, more and more casinos will implement the Ai kyc system for a faster, efficient and seamless customer kyc verification.

And I also agree with you on your last words, for even now, I would still suggest that gamblers do not wait until the casino ask them to verify their account, maybe in the middle of a pending withdrawal or so, looks like some casinos deliberately makes passing kyc at this stage more difficult, than when the player just decides on his or her own to submit his documents for account verification.

here is a better thought experiment for you. to then use as a primer to then engineer a better "how many bitcoin per person" scenario

everyone thinks USdollar is the world leading currency of the world
but how many people of the world actually use and hoard USdollar

its not 8billion
its not 800m
its more like 400m (majority are just the americans 335m)

so dont use a 'if everyone had bitcoin how many sats would they equally get if shared equally'..
but instead assume a 5% of population (400m of 8billion pop)

so lets use 400m as a fair number.. (seeing as if you add up the published revelations of user accounts totals on exchanges is nearly getting to that number already)

19.4m  btc / 400m pop = 0.0485btc per person as a reasonable hoard per population
if you own more then this 0.0485btc level of btc. consider yourself ahead of the game (better than the average)

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yep. objectophilia in extreme cases

You know, there are people that look at certain things and they just conclude that because it's luxurious and expensive, it's not there thing at all. I once had that kind of mindset but with time I have learned that luxury could even make you more productive.

There are environment you will be exposed to and things you will use that will totally revamp your idea on wealth and aid you to work more effectively. As long as the luxurious stuff you're purchasing aids you to become more productive and comfortable, nothing should be too expensive to be bought for your comfort.

I've purchased a Mac laptop that's way expensive than the average laptops I could easily get but because I needed what will work well for the kind of job I do, I had to buy it and I must say that the fulfillment out ways the negative thought of not to purchasing it.

That's one factor that lead me to always go for high quality and luxurious stuff after that moment.

Have you bought something that people feel is rather too expensive and that you could have purchased a lower version of it? What was your inexperience like after that?

I know everyone has their own strategy and somehow most people can be using same strategy that I am about to share here.
The strategies includes:

1. Club position: most times the position of a club matters a lot because it tells you whether a club is striving to top the table or whether they are striving to leave relegation zone.

2. Point: This is another strategy i use while betting because it also tells you whether a club can or will loss a match or not,  sometimes a club can be topping a league with 8 -10 point difference and because of this point difference they can decide to play anyhow they want better still reserve players for more important match because whether they loss or win they are still topping the league.
However, a club that has this point difference,  let say they are  expecting a champions league quarter or semi finals, it is very possible that they can loss or draw their league by reserving  players for the upcoming champions league.

3. Head to head: a club head to head (history)  is very important because sometimes it could be that the people topping the league always loss or draw with the people fighting to go out of relegation.  No matter how form the people topping the league is the possibility or chance of losing the match is 80% because of their history that's why sometimes you see a big club always losing to a small club.
 These are mine strategies and there are some i can't remember for now, try this and thank me later.

Casino sites have already made kyc very easy. Sites without kyc can gamble using a fixed amount. so I don't think there is any need to use vpn either. there is a fear of account blocking if you use vpn so it is better to use sites without using vpn. Since gambling is not officially legal in my country it is very difficult to access casino sites in my country but I can use the reputable casino sites on this forum without vpn. Some sites do not work with sim ip but through isp connection is running smoothly

Hi community,

As with any addiction, the effects of addiction to games of chance and betting do not fall on the gambler alone. It affects the family, friends, relatives, and everyone around him, and may lead to the deterioration of their conditions.

It negatively affects social relationships and at the marital level. Pathological gambling can be described as a side relationship. The gambler invests his attention in gambling at the expense of the spouse, whom he sometimes repays to cover his infidelity. The marital relationship is destabilized against a background of lack of trust, helplessness, and anxiety about what will happen in the future.


Gambling and accumulated debts  lead the gambler to a moral collapse that may even amount to an existential threat to family members. Gamblers do not hesitate to sell property to finance their debts, take loans from relatives without any ability to repay the debts, and in extreme cases they may even physically harm family members.

Partners in dependency - Relatives often try to "understand" the addict and help him, by paying off his debts, while accepting his promise to stop gambling, a promise he is unable to keep. More than once, family members come to the aid process, becoming partners so that they become “addicted” to the therapeutic process. But help works in exactly the opposite direction instead of helping the gambler wean off, they perpetuate his condition. These partners, such as parents or spouses, may find themselves in great distress that requires treatment.

Of course, there are many indirect victims of gambling addiction. Can you add more?