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Definitely interesting to see a fresh take on a cryptocurrency casino.
Practically every casino around here just rehashes the exact same games! Dice, Blackjack, Roulette—YAWN.
I'll definitely be interested in trying your platform when it's live. Do you have a newsletter so we can be notified?
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I don't think these issues have anything to do with why Satoshi disappeared.
Rumors suggest that Hal Finney—a famous developer created Bitcoin, since he is the first know user.
Finney died a few years ago, hence why Satoshi hasn't been heard from in a while.
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Yea probably a good idea to avoid projects that have a poorly managed bounty campaign, or if bounty hunters are allocated too huge a budget with no lockup period.
Dumpers gonna dump. Bounties are good for marketing and getting the coins into people's hands, but they need to be done right.
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There is such a statement that Joshua will lose the fight to Ruiz, because some facts speak about this, after the analysis of which one can come to this conclusion. First of all, I want to note that the rematch will take place in Saudi Arabia, where no battles have been fought before. In addition, it is very revealing that the fighter who lost in the first battle will receive $ 75 million for the second rematch, which is much more than in the first battle. This of course is information for thought only.
Where did you see that Joshua will be receiving $75 million for the rematch? That sounds highly unlikely even if AJ is one of the UK's top prize fighters. I mean we can assume that AJ and Ruiz are getting 50:50 for the next fight, do you really think Ruiz is getting paid $75m... I highly doubt that. I think it's probably somewhere more like $25-$30 million for the pair if 50:50, or $35m and $25m if not. |
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Because the cryptocurrency has been on an almost perpetual decline for almost half of its lifespan. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/v-systems/Right now, people only care about most altcoins for speculative purposes. Obviously VSYS is no good for that, hence why it isn't talked about. |
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Pretty obvious what the answer is... Experience.
Luck doesn't exist, it's just a human construct we use to describe somebody defying mathmatical odds, e.g. a description of how much an outlier someone is.
In games of pure chance, experience matters practically nil, but in games of skill, experience is a huge advantage.
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Personally, I stick to gambling with Litecoin and Dogecoin, simply because these two cryptocurrencies have fast confirmation times and very low withdrawal fees.
Dogecoin is also useful for testing out gambling strategies, since each DOGE has an extremely small unit value. I definitely stay well away from Bitcoin since the transaction fee is way too high nowadays.
Few platforms offer NANO gambling, otherwise that would be my go-to crypto.
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Absolutely terrible website, nobody is going to write articles for your website that gets zero views and is an absolute cluttered mess.
Get out of here with that crap.
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Now I am very confused I've never bet on this site before so I don't know what's going on. It might be the vpn I used but I've also used my regular IP, so that shouldn't be it since the live chat agent told me it's fine. I'm pretty sure I haven't made any accounts before, I might have made one years ago to check the site out, but the chance of that is very slim, but I'm 100% sure I've never placed a bet on this site before.
I'm very worried right now since I have 1.6 BTC on the line (1BTC withdrawal and 0.6 BTC in a placed bet). Does anyone have any experience with fortunejack and do you think they will give me my money.
Why do you think it's a good idea to play on a gambling platform with a VPN? You do realize that probably thousands of other people have used that very same IP address, and at least a couple have used it to play on FortuneJack right? This is the risk you take when using public VPNs, if you're going to do it, at least make sure you have a dedicated IP address. You're going to have a difficult time proving you're not a multi-accounter. But either way you should get your money back I don't see why they are allowed to keep it. |
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The GREAT majority of the time, these investment services are actually illegal in some way. Usually OP will require investment in order to buy stolen credit cards and cash them out, or to commit some other kind of fraud.
You can be pretty sure that anybody who provides exactly zero information about what the investment is in their post is up to no good.
AVOID.
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Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
I really don't see why the CIA would bother operating Facebook or any other company for that matter when they can simply use a warrant to request whatever data they want.
Much cheaper that way. OP is clearly a brainwashed idiot.
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I stay well away from the market price when dealing with highly volatile cryptocurrencies.
I've been trading low cap coins for quite some time, often you'll see huge spikes within seconds, which can lead to you being completely screwed when using the market price.
Limit price is ideal for both large and small cap coins, since it basically lets you choose your entry point. No chance of getting caught out by a huge wick.
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Stay away from trading books, the vast majority of these are geared towards traditional markets.
Cryptocurrencies, on the other hand, do not move anything like traditional markets. They are incredibly volatile, massively susceptible to manipulation and largely driven by investor sentiment.
Learn the fundamentals, then get on youtube and look at some crypto chart formations before you dive in.
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That's what happens when inexperienced traders try to play with advanced trading platforms—they get ruined.
If you don't have SERIOUS knowledge about trading and are able to generate a consistent profit without leverage, then you have no business trading at margin trading platforms.
Now your friend has learned an expensive lesson, he is lucky it wasn't his life savings.
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They're both completely trash, hence why they haven't met their funding goals.
Projects that actually stand out and are likely to have real world applications are quickly funded by venture capitalists and institutional money.
Since these haven't been scouted by these firms, it pretty much reaffirms the statement that they have no long-term potential.
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I also think a lot of traders need to learn not to necessarily follow the crowd.
Unfortunately in this industry there are a huge number of so-called signals and 'pump and dump' groups that are out there trying to take advantage of inexperienced traders.
These traders likely don't understand or know about your first five rules, and so are sucked in quickly.
This ties in slightly with DYOR, but I think a lot of traders use crowd momentum as one of their indicators—for newbies this can be dangerous.
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Reading news has little to do with how well a person is able to trade.
I think the most important thing that a trader needs is experience. Trade lower volatility markets and see if you can make a profit, or even use the demo function on a platform like Stormgain for a few weeks until you get the hang of things.
If you can't profit on a demo platform, don't even think about risking your money just because you read some BIG NEWS.
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There's literally hundreds of different exchanges now, and most of the major ones have ceased providing services to users in the US because they're worried that the SEC or IRS will be all over them.
That's why you should just stick with decentralized platforms, since most of these do not have any restrictions on countries that can trade. I am aware that these are not great for high volume traders, but if you're a low volume trader they are usually sufficient.
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I think that Tron coin has a decent future considering the number of partnerships Justin Sun manages to arrange.
If you really think it's going to explode in future, then what's the difference if you buy in now and it goes down a few percent?
So long as your futures gains recoup these losses you'll be fine.
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The fee is usually only particularly high when you are buying low amounts, most platforms don't actually charge a percentage based fee, but rather a fixed deposit fee.
Similarly, if you use P2P platforms then you'll have contend with the platform fee on-top, which can be substantial.
That's why you should buy in bulk, or face to face, since you can avoid most of the fees this way.
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