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2721  Economy / Speculation / Re: Elon Musk Sees Bitcoin Price Reaching $69,000 on: October 25, 2021, 12:34:06 PM
Even though the Bitcoin price is still 4.5% away from reaching the meme-worthy $69,000 level at the time of writing, this is not stopping Tesla CEO Elon Musk from tweeting about the raunchy number.
The eccentric entrepreneur posted a picture of a couple staring at the prices of Bitcoin and Ether from their bed, pushing the two largest coins slightly higher.



As reported by U.Today, Bitcoin peaked just above $67,000 before bulls lost some steam. It is currently changing hands just below $65,000.   
Notably, Musk missed the opportunity to mention the $69,420 price tag that could potentially break the internet, according to some crypto influencers.



The number 420 is now commonly associated with Tesla after its boss tweeted about taking the company private at $420 (and got sued by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for doing that). April 20 has since been declared Elon Musk Day by Tesla’s cult-like community.
The number 69 also appears to hold some special significance for Musk based on his earlier tweets.



Last October, the price of the Tesla Model S was changed to (you guessed it) $69,420.
It’s safe to say that the cryptocurrency community can expect more cory 69/420 jokes from the centibillionaire.


Source: https://u.today/elon-musk-sees-bitcoin-price-reaching-69000?__cf_chl_captcha_tk__=pmd_O1zCanWVUx1kNjvXjM0eXcRpu3R_oIRm_56EpAUX3Ho-1634795210-0-gqNtZGzNAxCjcnBszQiR

Elon Musk is really an influential man. He can make the crowd go mad because of his opinion on twitter. No wonder the market has been moving because he has recently just spilled some tea that some of the holders and investors enjoy. I mentioned "some" because not everyone is fond of him and his predictions given his history about saying something negative about bitcoin before. And of course, there are still a lot of people that are doing a legitimate technical analysis than following someone's remarks on the future price position of any coin there is.

I can't really tell if this is bad or good because it can be both. I think you should still have the knowledge and skills needed so that you can know if it's still wise to invest and when to exit. Because most of the time, people get FOMO-ed and later they end up losing instead of gaining. You just have to be careful to avoid regret later on. After all, the final decision is still yours on whether to invest or not.
2722  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Going public saying you own Bitcoin is not safe anymore on: October 25, 2021, 12:02:03 PM
Nowadays we need to be careful when publicly admitting to owning Bitcoin. A lot of crypto traders have been receiving threats as in the case of Daniel one of the guys from Chart Champions.

Things are escalating as, apparently, a 14-year-old kid from England got kidnapped after bragging on social media posts about having lots of money made from trading cryptocurrencies.

That's why I don't like anyone to know I'm in the Crypto business.

Nowadays, it's really dangerous to let the public know that you have a huge amount of money in the bank, in crypto or even any thing that has a high value. Because every time you flex your luxurious things and hefty amount of money (may it be physical cash or screenshot of your e-wallet's fund) it attract people with bad intentions.

For some, it will be inspiring and motivating to work hard to achieve the same. But there are people that don't want to achieve it the hard way, but the easiest way possible. Hence, they resort to bad tactics such as stealing, kidnapping, and even murdering. There are a lot of news about those kinds of incidents, not only in crypto, but as a whole. Bad people are attracted to expensive things and everything related with money. They would do desperate measures just to get what they want, whether that would mean to risk their lives.

Stating those, it's really best to keep lowkey. It's okay to flex sometimes, but also know your limitations. You should not let the public know about the supposedly confidential matters about your life. You are responsible of your assets, so do your best to keep it safe from the eyes of the potential persons to take it away from you.
2723  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How to explain Bitcoin to Newbies on: October 25, 2021, 11:30:21 AM
There's a friend about Bitcoin last 2 years who have no interest in it but I was surprised when he came to me last week to tell me what he need to know about Bitcoin. I asked him why the sudden change of heart, he told me about the testimony he hear from someone and how he would have made enough profit effortlessly.

He's still a newbie. My question is, is there a way or link for to explain Bitcoin to newbies?

Apart from the forum rules and regulations is there a thread on this forum that explains in detail the whole concept of crypto currency on this forum?

It's great to know that your friend is now interested on bitcoin. Given that crypto in general has a not so good reputation because of the scams and schemes.

Usually, the newbies are really enticed by the testinomies they have heard personally or seen on the Internet. It gives them the courage and driving force to follow the footsteps to gain profit just as much as the people they notice who are into crypto. by having that as a reason has its two sides of the coin. First, he will be successful because of the knowledge he will gain along the way of discovering and understanding bitcoin. The other one will be failure which could happen if he will not take note and execute the important things needed.

Since you know about his reason now, you should introduce him to the basics and fundamentals. Let him know and explore the nature of crypto. Tell him how it works in layman's term and let him do his own research. Tell him about the basic rules that could save him big time such as "invest what you can only afford to lose" and "buy low, sell high". Aside from that, let him reassess how long he will be staying in our community, will he be here for the long term or short term? By identifying that he will know what will suit him best as an investor.

Educate and give him awareness as well about the frauds, scams, and hacking. It's essential to know how to distinguish and avoid such to make sure your funds is secured enough. I hope I gave beneficial insights to you and to your friend. Looking forward for his official joining as an investor in crypto.
2724  Economy / Services / Re: [CFNP] Rollbit.com | Signature Campaign | Full Members+ ~ Earn up to $80/Week! on: October 24, 2021, 03:53:24 AM
Round 30 Payments have been sent out!


Thank you all for yet another great week, keep it up Smiley

No new positions have opened up.


The Rollbot public sale sold out in under an hour so thank you all for spreading the word! You can now revert back to the old Signature/Avatar in the OP while I'm having jayce come up with a new one for next week Smiley

Payment received.

Already reverted back the old signature and avatar.

Cheers!
2725  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: have you ever play or won from a crypto exchange lottery? on: October 23, 2021, 06:27:08 PM
I tried to buy some lotteries at pancakeswap and it was not limited to one but many, still my bad luck that I never got a single win out of them. I even tried freebitcoin's lottery by investing BTC0.002 (200k lotteries + few more for my wagering and free rolls) a few weeks ago but that too did not bring me anything. I have understood that it depends on luck as lotteries are also gambling, but with affordable money where you can just keep your hopes high.

Lottery is a very luck based game, wherein millions of random combinations could be generated every rolls they'll make to determine the winner is, that's why the price pool are always getting bigger and bigger first before someone could win it because of what I've mentioned. There's only 1 person who is lucky enough to win that jackpot price in just a first try or maybe in his most unexpected moment.

Buying many tickets doesn't guarantee you anything, because winning in a lottery is like waiting for a shooting star to hit you.
2726  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Are trading platforms useful? on: October 23, 2021, 01:49:08 PM
Sorry to tell you this but lossing money in trading is unavoidable, it is a package, you will lose money and earn money at the same time, not every time you trade is Christmas. Also, the automatic charting you've said that could help a beginner is not gonna help at all, I meant it is better if they will do it themselves by watching tutorials on youtube. Also, beginners will lose their money at first depends on how much they could absorb in the first try.

It's all about how fast you could cope up on trading to become profitable. You need to find your own indicators that suits your style in trading.
2727  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Fake bets on: October 23, 2021, 12:59:14 PM
I have to admit that a pro influencer can tempt people to follow their suggestion because those influencers play with their word pretend that will happen to people if they use the advice from the influencer. But a wise gambler will not do that easily as they will have knowledge and skills to analyze what they need to do after watching the influencer video. They do not have just to follow but think more about the risk and other things.
They won't be called influencers if they can't change the mind of their followers. It's one thing for sure that influencers can be part of the decision-making of their followers and that's easy for them to do. That's why they're paid and hired by different companies in doing so to add the craze for the company that paid them to advertise. For the gamblers who have experience and been gambling for years, they can't easily be manipulated by these people.

Not all influencers are "influencers", if you know what I mean. Mostly, it is just all about money, they don't care about the latter effect of what they are doing as long as they have benefits on doing so, that's the sad truth about it. It's funny to the point that the influencers who are promoting a gambling platform doesn't even know how to play it, they are just reading the scripts which was given to them.
2728  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Poker Tips- what kind of strategies do you use when playing? on: October 23, 2021, 11:10:48 AM
It's kind of understandable why it's a lot easier to bluff in online since there's a lot less pressure due to the fact that you're actually playing online, instead of f2f with someone. If you aren't someone used to seeing a person look at you face to face in a tense situation, then I wouldn't consider it weird that you're having a hard time bluffing.
When we talk about bluffing, some people can hide their expression and calm down, no matter their situations, because they learn about how the human body can show their expression at that time. They do not need to wear black sunglasses to hide their eyes because they are experts hiding that. But in online poker, you will not feel easier to bluff them by using your money because we do not see how their expression is, and that is difficult to predict their card.

This is one area that I feel like I am very good at.  It took some time playing poker to be able to learn how to be good at bluffing and keep a straight face but eventually I sort of got in to this mode where I would just stare straight at the cards, never really looking at anyone else, and I made sure to always do this every time that I was in a battle with other players.  I think one of the main things is consistency as to make sure you're not giving yourself up by doing some sort of habit.
Learning about consistency is not easy and need practice longer than we can expect but still, that is worth trying so we can become a player who has a fake face in front of our opponent. Besides learning about consistency, maybe we need to learn about controlling the emotion because when we get bad cards, our face or body language can change and that can be a clue for the opponent what we already have.

Poker is a unique gambling game because we need to master controlling the emotion, knowing how to use the innocent face so the opponent can not identify our card. That is why not many people can become pro poker players because they need to learn many things before improving their skills in a poker game.

Seen some poker players to that, it must take a lot of time and practice to master the skills, the gambler has to have high risk intelligence before taking the bets. If it's just investing in altcoins, you can just invest in funds you can afford to lose. With Hero call, you are about to lose it all.

How does one respond to the uncertainty as to whether he'd do a call or not?  Having cards with a high chance of winning too I guess.

That is a consequence for gamblers who want to master the poker lesson because without spending some time learning, they will not be able to become pro poker players. Investing in altcoins will be better than learning about poker as they can have more chances to profit than in the poker game.

Having cards with a high chance can be on our side but we can not expect that can happen many times. So before we play deeper or learn more details about poker, we need to know the risk, consequences, and all other things because learning poker will not be easy as it said.

Some players preferred to instantly play in the casino rather than staying in their room learning about poker. Experience is the best teacher, as what the saying says, being in an actual match is much better than visualizing what you are reading or watching. However, it is risky of course, but so is gambling.

Investing in Altcoins is the same, without any knowledge about it, you're also at risk like gambling.
2729  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will Cryptocurrency be a Global Currency in the Future? on: October 22, 2021, 11:35:21 AM
Yes, It can be expected that cryptocurrency will be a Global currency in the future.
 The BTC will be the father coin and there will be a lot of sub coins.
 Cryptocurrency is a unique kind of currency that has great potential.
It has an attraction for all ages of life. It has a great opportunity for those who want to do something and desire to step forward.
Moreover, It has equal chances for poor or rich for development .
This currency has brought a revolutionary change in the world of business and trade.
It promotes a positive activity also.


It's impossible to happen. The central organization won't let the cryptocurrencies dominate the world. The government is always against something it cannot control nor manipulate. Hence, most government of different countries don't see crypto the way we do. They either see it as a threat or nothing at all. Despite all of the positive feedbacks about crypto and all of its advantages, there are just government officials and people, in general, that are close-minded. They are not open with the idea of having it or legalizing it.

In addition, each countries have the local currency of their own which they plan to boost. Which clearly indicates that the adoption of crypto into something big, particularly being a global currency is just another dream. Since not all countries are open to it and only a few recognize it.
2730  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do you spend your Bitcoin? on: October 22, 2021, 10:50:12 AM
Do you spend your Bitcoins or just hodl?

If you spend
What for and do you miss something that cannot be bought for Bitcoin yet?

If you hodl
For how long and why don't you spend?
Do you have exit strategy or you will spend it after you can buy your desired thing?

It really depends on the situation. Personally, I hold and I spend. During the lowest position of bitcoin, I buy so that I can hold it and make profit over time. I'm here for the long term so, I seldom touch my assets. However, there are certain times that I have to, because I also have to buy the things I needed to survive. I cash out when I feel the need to do so. Most of my spendings are because of the necessities, but I also have spendings on luxurious things. After all, I also want to enjoy the fruit of my strategies and patience.

It's just a matter of discipline. If you want to spend, learn to set your limitations and boundaries so that you won't go overboard the intended budget for expenses. If you plan to hold, you must practice self-restraint every time you see Bitcoin's price soaring high. You can always enjoy today without sabotaging your future.
2731  Economy / Economics / Re: Elon musk now the richest man in earth on: October 22, 2021, 10:15:12 AM
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Elon Musk has entered rarified air in the world billionaire rankings. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO is not only currently the richest person in the world, but is now worth as much as fellow billionaires Bill Gates and Warren Buffett combined.





Can he sustain it for how long?

My question is can Elon musk sustain this new found financial spot for how long? We have seen bill gate coming back to this spot from time to time and occupying it for a longer time. Now that Elon musk is said being the richest in the world , is he going to keep to this status longer or we are yet going to hear another story of selling off assets because Elon musk is now known as a public stage man Grin Roll Eyes So what do you think?

We don't know how long he will maintain being the wealthiest man on earth. But what I know for sure is that it will not be permanent. The position whatever it may be, is replaceable. Anything can happen any time. There's always a possibility that someone will dethrone him from the spot he is currently in depending on the perseverance of the person and the resources as well.

Always remember that the world is round. You could be at the top now, but there's still a chance you will hit rock bottom the next second. It may sound negative but it's true. You can always bounce back though. Getting up and doing better the next time is always a choice. After all, we learn valuable lessons each time we stumble and fall.
2732  Economy / Economics / Re: What are common arguments for Bitcoin? on: October 22, 2021, 09:30:26 AM
What should new investors know about Bitcoin?

There are so many things that a new investor must know about bitcoin. Before diving into something, you must do your very own part to research about what you are trying to enter. You must know the basics and fundamentals about it. The do's and don'ts, the advantages and its disadvantages, and of course the possible risk it has.

In bitcoin, you must know its nature first. It should be clear enough to you that bitcoin is a speculative asset, volatile, decentralized, and can act as either medium of exchange or store of value and possibly both if the status of it in your country is legal. You should know the risk bitcoin possesses. You should only invest what you can afford to lose. And you must also be aware of what you can do about your bitcoin - the reason why you enter the community. Are you here for the short term or long term? By knowing your purpose of joining and investing, everything else will follow. Of course, it should be with proper knowledge as well.
2733  Economy / Economics / Re: Really, why bitcoin has this value? on: October 22, 2021, 08:53:43 AM
At some point I am really messed up and lost in vein when it comes to bitcoin's price. I think that every second it gets more and more a victim of speculation and gets abandoned from its original idea.
If bitcoin could perform very well at 6K some months ago, why it become 60K after some months? And then it went back to 30K but was still functioning very smoothly, i.e. it was doing the job it was created for.
Again, If bitcoin could perform well at 30K some weeks ago, then why it worth 60K right now? I just don't get it when people say that bitcoin isn't speculated and all of these prices are just natural.


Bitcoin is a speculative asset which makes it a good investment because of its given nature. However, we must remember also remember that there are external factors that determine its movement such as market demand and the movement of the whales in the market. The trend of Bitcoin's price depends on the two aforementioned factors and at the same time, the current season: bearish or bullish. The news about its legality in developed countries play a major role too in the price change.

You see, bitcoin has been able to withstand the test of time and it paved way to give more people another source of income before up until today. Bitcoin rose even more the moment the pandemic hit since digital transactions gradually creeped into our normal routines due to safety precautions. In addition, people looked at it beyond what it is. People took the opportunity to invest and see their money grow over time because they see its volatily as an advantage and something worth risking for.
2734  Economy / Gambling / Re: Where to report gambling fraud? on: October 22, 2021, 08:22:39 AM
Hello, I have been searching the forum to see where to report gambling site frauds on this forum.

You can search up Scam Accusation Board here in forum to report gambling frauds. Better be sure to follow the specific format intended to report a fraud. Check the do's before posting so that your post wont be deleted in no time. Also, please prepare evidences of your claim to back up what you are going to post. Reports with no valid proofs are considered accusations and we don't want to be labeled as an accuser that causes defamation. Ready enough documents such as screnshots, link, etc that would serve as your support.

Thank you in advance for making a move in maintaining the safety of our community. Posting for awareness is of great help especially to those people who are just starting.
2735  Economy / Gambling / Re: Self excluded from Stake - but cannot make withdrawal. on: October 22, 2021, 07:51:03 AM
Hi, I have self excluded my account on stake.com.

I would like to make withdrawal, but get this error "You are not allowed to do that".

The amount is 0.00615500 BTC

In theory, it should be allowed to make withdrawal even if you are self-excluded by having support do it manually for you. Or am I wrong?

I have contacted support and they believe that it is not possible to make withdrawals  Huh

Should I just leave the amount there and do nothing?

I hope someone from Stake support reads this.

There must be a solution?

According to their policy, you cannot withdraw any of your funds the moment you put your account into self-exclusion. You should have read their policies first before you made a move. Otherwise, you'll get trouble such as this one. You could have avoided this since this was clearly written in their guidelines.

But instead of playing the blame-game, I suggest you email them about your complaint to see what their representatives can do for your account. It's still much better to seek help and advice on the platform itself where you had a problem with, so that they can reach out to you and solve the issue at hand.

If you have the time, please update us what happened. This can be a future reference for those who will have the same situation happen to them (but i hope there would be none).
2736  Economy / Gambling / Re: Big online List of scam casinos. on: October 21, 2021, 02:16:25 PM
Would be nice to see some comments, explaining why a particular website in the list was recognized as a scam.

I agree.

Pointing out on how they became a scam will help others to be wary of casinos they are planning to play in. Also, it would be more convincing if proofs are present because it's so easy to say a certain casino is a scam while you are just tripping and lack in evidence. But a list is a good start since gamblers would be alerted not to make any stupid decisions for them to lose their money on scam casinos.
2737  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Metaverse x Gambling on: October 21, 2021, 12:43:02 PM
There's no doubt if items in popular games like Dota 2 and Pokemons were to become NFTs, the world of metaverse will insanely increase and will create another huge hype that will make the gaming industry reach the top again. But right now, all we have are a few legit games and more games are fraud especially those who don't have any stories just to click and hit for money. Cryptoblade and other NFT games like it.
Please don't. I'd rather the NFT market create their own unique stylized game rather than these old games of ours to adopt the NFT system to what they have right now. Don't get me wrong, I'm not against NFT games and have been playing it for quite some time now, but I'd really rather have a unique system in itself so that I can actually be pretty hyped to enjoy the game. Plus, I don't think the system of a MOBA would apply itself well to NFT types, Pokemon maybe but Dota? I don't tihnk so.

Actually it is possible, but boring in my opinion. Imagine playing DOTA 2 that last 30 minutes up to an hour per game and win a reward (for the winner) and lose your time, effort, and get your mmr deducted per loss. So it is really fun if it is a new game, but what's happening is that all other NFTs after the old ones are just imitating the old ones. Besides, other new NFTs are just garbage because after a few weeks or months, they'll just gonna go for a rug pull.
2738  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Issue of fixed Matches on: October 21, 2021, 11:16:33 AM
i know how to spot fixed match, it make me money most of the time  Grin
This is more reliable than from those people who claim that they know a game is fixed and they have a tip to sell. Well, as for me, I also have a feeling I know a game is fixed or not, but unfortunately, I don't win all my bet, so it's still a gambling for me and I'm just guessing at all.
yeah its more like a guess because who can verify anyway, right?

This makes your chance of winning like 40:50 if you accidentally bet on a fixed match, because you're not sure who's going to win. I mean if you made a bet thinking it is a decent match and trusted your information, but the truth is it is a fixed match, the only thing that could give you profit is when you bet on the right team that fixed the match. Fixed match is very annoying because all of your efforts researching on both teams is just nonsense.
2739  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Poker Tips- what kind of strategies do you use when playing? on: October 21, 2021, 05:27:48 AM
No, don't leave the table. If your opponents are like that, it means they are predictable. You can easily read their plays if they are always staying safe. They won't raise if they got a bad hand, for example, so you need to stay away once they start raising bigger amounts.

These are also the kind of players you can easily bluff in poker. You put a good raise and they will fold immediately. If you think you have the stronger hand, you can also easily catch them by simply calling every time they raise and then raise or even all-in in your last bet. They'll either be scared or they'll fight their weaker hand.
Fair enough but wouldn't that mean you wouldn't really get anything if they have a good hand and start moving accordingly? Though I'd guess that you can profit off of a chance if you both have good hands, and it would all fall down to who actually has the better hand. Though it would probably take quite a bit of time then for things to actually get moving no?

With the kind of poker player we are talking about, it is either you will fold because he/she is obviously having a hand stronger than yours or you will bluff your way to win. Depending on the cards on the table, you will weigh your possibility of bluffing. You might want to try test the waters first and raise a good amount, but not that big. If this predictable opponent of yours calls easily, then begin to consider he/she is confident enough with his/her hand and that your bluff will only make him/her win big.

Bluff is a risky move, you normally have to take it a bit out of the comfort zone to actually make it believable and, guess what, by that time is effectively... out of your comfort zone. However, there is a perfectly valid point for a bluff from time to time, since someone that does not bluff consistently is also far too predictable and himself subject to someone bluffing.

Bluffing is indeed a risky move. And it is a world harder to execute smoothly in a poker game against real people in front of you than against online opponents. Bluffing makes me really uncomfortable and I know that a professional poker player could easily read my expressions and gestures every time I lie, which is basically what a bluff is all about. But, like you said, you kind of need to do it once in a while. You've got to shift strategies from time to time in poker.

Perfect bluffing needs a lot of practice. But I think I can easily pull off a nice bluff in an online poker game.

Bluffing online is only about the money you bet while bluffing in a real casino in front of real people is about your facial expression and the money you'll call or you'll bet. If you'll notice, some of professional poker players often wearing sunglasses to hide their eyes, because eyes is the one that could tell someone what do you feel in a certain situation, so they hide it.

Bluffing is indeed a risky move, and not profitable as always.
2740  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Fake bets on: October 21, 2021, 03:58:00 AM
Seriously these streamers don't care about their audience.

See YouTubers like RiceGum, JapePual.
And recently I've started watching a streamer from the league community and he's promoting a well known gambling casino to their audience knowing full well the majority of the audience is under 18. But that solves after they put 18+ in the video but does that work for people who wants to break rules whenever they can?
They really don't. Although I'm not following that much those streamers and content creators that focus more on gambling I see them once in a while, people should be careful with their strategy of convincing their audiences. I think there's a psychology impact why these advertisers are also choosing some line of audience like an age bracket that they're targeting through these streamers because they're likely to be the ones that are very much active.
Those streamers may not realize it but what they are doing is dangerous, when we see an ad on television we have no possibility to interact with the person promoting the product and this is obviously even more true if we are taking about someone famous, but those people not only have big influence over their viewers, by interacting with them they can more easily convince them about buying or using the products they are promoting, which makes this a very effective way to market something and it makes even more insidious any kind of fake advertising.

That's the purpose of advertising, to tell white lies about it so people would use it (either a product or a service) by paying influencers to promote it even though the influencers doesn't even really use their products. They only do such marketing because in that way, they could easily persuade people to appreciate their products and make a huge sale.

In YouTube, there's a notification or warning if a video is not suitable for young people like below the legal age. I think it's the parent's responsibility to always watch their children's activities online.
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