If they don't get their "desired" profit, then they haven't been holding it for long enough. I though those who were doing holding for short term and made a loss were the once that gave up on bitcoin and started to call it scam/ponzie scheme.
Well some do see it as a digit assets, but there are people that see it as a "currency" and use it for their daily transaction. The number of "physical" merchants that accept bitcoin is low, but there are tons of online shops that accepts bitcoin as a form of payment!

You really think those people never thought about it? Those top tech companies have "top" level advisers and they probably know it is not a good idea to open such platforms. They know its not worth opening anything like paypal (though I am not sure if you are aware that there ARE platforms like paypal. You didn't look for them or they aren't available in your country). And paypal have their own reasons to freeze account. Its not like they chose to freeze your account, its more like the "had" to freeze your account for their "security" reasons. I am sure if they don't follow all those security measures, they will be in big trouble. And I can assure you, those "top tech" companies aren't going to be any different than paypal when it comes to freezing account.

I guess they think it is too complicated. They find bank transactions easier for them to understand (even if it is slower than bitcoin) and they are used to banks. They don't want to try something new. I know people that wouldn't risk a single cent when it comes to "receiving" money. Or I guess the person that will receive the coins does not want to go through extra paper works and those crappy taxes when it comes to holding bitcoin. Not to mention, the way sometimes the media portrays bitcoin sometimes, I wouldn't be surprised to see people reluctant to use bitcoin.

Don't join those "paid trading group". They are just some shitty groups that takes money from newbies giving them the hope of making money from trading. Those are just some shitty pumping and dumping groups. There is a high chance that you will make loss. Only those lucky enough makes the profit. I have heard there are groups with hundreds of people where the owners of the group start pumping a shit coin and then encourages others to invest in it. Once they start investing, the owners dumps the coin talking all the profit and while others make the loss.
Also there is a high chance they will provide you with information that are available publicly.

It depends on how your government sees bitcoin (as an asset or a currency) and your intention. You will have to pay either income tax or capital gains, but you WILL have to pay the taxes. If your transactions are large, a visit from the "taxman" is inevitable.
Like, I said, depends on your country. If you are buying goods and items with BTC, highly likely you will still me taxed. The country might see your purchase as if you converted your bitcoin to cash and then bought your items. Though this won't be a huge issue for smaller amounts, but if you do it for larger amount of regular interval, the government might think you are trying to evade taxes.

This is not normal. I don't think running auto-bet should cause the temperature of your computer to rise. How heavy are those bots that causes high CPU usage that results in high temperature? It is probably the browser or it is the casino that has a badly optimized auto-betting feature causing high CPU usage.
So far never heard anyone complaining about a problem like this. So highly likely this is just an isolated incident.

It is not a new idea. There are already tons of such websites which allows users to find about information about on going and upcoming airdrops with full details. But, why would you want to do this? Why would you want to promote shit projects and throw people into traps? You might say that you are not forcing them to join, but that still doesn't justify the fact that you will be promoting scams in exchange of money from the developers. Please don't do that. You will just encourage scammers and discourage naive people. In stead focus on making a website which is educational and help promote bitcoin and other well known crypto currencies.

That is quite unfortunate that you have lost your job. You are not to be blamed in this case. Don't just give up your hope. Keep looking for a job. I am sure you will find it. Or try selling your skills online. I have seen many people moving to freelance after they have lost their jobs. I have also seen people starting their own small business to help themselves (there are lot of new business booming and people are taking advantage of it!)/
I am bit curious on how bitcoin is going to help you after fiat failed you. Are you going to be holding bitcoin to make profit. Not a good idea.

Bitcoin ATMs aren't something new (at least for me). Its like I see them almost everywhere (there are a lot of Bitcoin ATMs around me. Went to a different area once, would see them less often), but don't see much people using them. But yeah, good thing they are installing more. In case you didn't know, you should try using coinatmradar.com. You can see a list of bitcoinATMs around you! Quite helpful it is. Some ATMs even allow you to make transaction before going to the ATM so that you don't have to wait for confirmation in front of the ATM.
True, but at least people are noticing and gets to buy bitcoin easily (but that comes with a premium price).

They won't ask for KYC but if you look at their terms of service in their casino website, you will see that they do not provide services to users that are under the legal age of gambling. So, if you are under 18 (or based on your jurisdiction, not of legal age to gamble) you will be breaking their terms of condition. The casino won't care as long as you aren't making any big wins. But, once you start winning big and withdraw, there is a chance they might want to ask for information and say things like they are "suspicious" that you are breaking their terms of service. They will start denying your withdrawal and once you can't proof that you are over 18, say goodbye to your money!

Looks like they are active in this forum and monitoring it. Probably hiring people to post about the casino like this guy. His last few posts were explicitly promoting this casino (kinda was also trying not to make it obvious that he was getting paid for it) and I have seen more random people trying to promote earnbet in the exact same way. Either its them creating multiple accounts or they are hiring people from somewhere.
Though I have a question. If this is a "decentralized" casino, how come there is an "owner" of this casino?

Whichever wallet you use, make sure only you have access to the private keys and no one else.

Edit: You may want to look at this thread over here created by lauda https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1631151.0
Might help you a choose a wallet since it explains which wallet you might want to use according to your needs. Don't skip the "best practices" section!


Based on his trust feedback, I will be extra cautious trying any wallet not user any wallet suggested by this user. This user literally tried to promote a virus infected wallet while impersonating someone else.

Didn't even know they were ordered to close down. So have I have seen people going back to do their regular activities like nothing really is going on. At least over here, all the lockdowns has been lifted and some areas just have to follow strict rules. Though we have been hearing every now and then that "strict" lockdowns will be imposed soon if everyone keeps on moving freely without maintaining social distancing and other rules. But so far people keeps on breaking those rules and no one cares.
The place is still going to spread the virus and we will still see a sudden surge in that area. After all, nothing has changed since they aren't taking any extra precaution.

True, it is like most of the other social media platform, but the amount of scams that go through over there is unbelievable. They form groups. Lure naïve and stupid people to their groups and then scam them all. The groups are private and filled with shills, so no one notices anything until they get scammed. But it is true that scam takes place almost everywhere on the interenet. All we have to do is be careful. But it really staggers me how some people even "pay a premium price" to join those groups and then get scammed in the end.

The price has nothing to do with trump or the first lady. I doubt even if anyone of them dies, the price is going to crash. Like, why would that even happen? And is that "everything" you are taking about that is taking a dump? I price of bitcoin just fell by few dollars and you are saying that is a dump? Lol, that is totally normal. Or are you just trying to spread fear among holders and make them panic sell, idk for your own gain maybe?
And trump will be out of the hospital in no time.

Huh, what do you mean the real odds should have been around 1.50? I don't place bets on sport and I am no expert, but as far as I know the casino at first sets a line based on each teams previous performance. And then people start placing bets and the odds keep on fluctuating to keep the bet amount the same of both teams. If you bet on a winning team at almost the end, you will receive an extremely small amount of profit (almost negligible).
And there are no "safe bets" in any kind of gambling activities. If anyone claims they know a strategy or a place where you can gamble risk free, they are lying and trying to scam you.

It is nothing new. I have seen those giveaways in facebook, twitter, youtube and even in random articles that somehow got to the top! I guess most people are well aware of the fake giveaway after the recent twitter hack. But still there are people who fall for those. Those dimwits think elon is going to give them free money for no reason lol.  Now, if they still fall for scams like those, I guess they do deserve to get scammed for being this stupid and greedy. At least they will learn a lesson and will always think twice before seeing such offers.

Stop trying to figure out how to spot a fake airdrop. Just ignore all of them. Since around 99.9% of those air drops are fake, it is not worth wasting your time collecting those shit coins and keeping track of each and every of those coins. You would be better off doing something more productive. And you need to be really lucky to get a good airdrop. Remember, airdrops are given for free and everyone receives them. So, there is always a high chance it won't be of any value other than few dollars. And like I said, you need to be extremely lucky to earn something significant from an airdrop. And its more like you have better odds placing bets on dices and winning something.

Or just place a bet in one single match where you have a good confidence about the team? Placing a lot of small bets across different games (unless you are quite confident that they will win. But if that is the case, why would you bother placing small bets?) might just end up giving you  a very little profit.
Based on your post, i guess you just randomly place bets? Or else, I see no reason for you to keep on losing every bet.

Look up public address and trace that user? Yes, you can use the blockchain to to look up a transaction, but you won't be able to trace that user with just the public address since bitcoin is pseudonymous. If someone can somehow associate the address with a person (like maybe he completed a kyc form on one of his exchange account and used this address to withdraw), it is then he can be identified.

Its 10 to 150 EURO. Not 15 EUR. And they are like 29 of the people buying it everyday. So yeah, they do rack up enough funds within a month.