I don't know what the difference is when it comes to trading Bitcoin futures in traditions exchanges like CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange), ICE ( Intercontinental Exchange), CBOE (Chicago Board Options Exchange) vs Crypto friendly futures exchanges like Binance, Bitfinex

Though not fully regulated, I would prefer crypto friendly futures exchanges, and we do have lots of them
1. Binance
2. Bybit
3. Kraken Futures
4. FTX
5. Bitmex
6. Kucoin Futures
7. Okex
8. Bitfinex
9. Huobi
10. Deribit

What I recall is that the Journey to 20K, a record All-time high at during that bull run, was never a smooth one. There were corrections along the way so it's pretty hard to conclude if the current bull run has ended or not. I believe still have until the last quarter of this year to before we actually see a bear market. This is just my opinion based on what i witnessed in 2017/2018.

Today I watched a documentary called Moneybots on Al Jazeera and one constant thing is that "The Big boys club" will always come in and manipulate the market at whatever costs so that they get richer. That's the reality and bitter truth.

The less we give them attention, the less power they have in manipulating the cryptomarket and making money for themselves. When Elon tweets about crypto, it should never make you think he wants cryptocurrencies to prosper. He just fucking wants to get some quick bucks. That's all.

Otherwise
1. The very asshole blaming bitcoin mining for having a heavy impact in climate change is the same clown launching and exploding his rockets into the environment and atmosphere through his spacex program. Who's doing more harm?
2. The materials used to make his so-called car batteries are mined from earth, further deteriorating the environment. Again, who's fooling who?

People, you've got to wake up. Elon Musk is one of the devils.

The strategy you are talking about is mostly for spot traders. Though trading futures is more risky, Futures traders don't care about the direction of price movement as they can make money in both directions by longing or shorting while for spot you only make money during an uptrend and wait for the dip. Stop loss is always important in all aspects.

Diversification also works much better in spot trading. This is not necessary when trading futures.

There's no way of setting up a custom time frame on bybit both on web and mobile apps. They are OP for suggestions. You could try suggesting them this feature, who knows they could add it.

There are also a couple of tools and trading terminals that have the feature but only on paid versions. I will only list them here if you are interested as I don't want to look like someone who's trying to shill.

Fortunately for my I trade futures strictly. Whenever I notice a change in the trend or a slow-down in the uptrend. I switch from trading Inverse perpetual futures contracts to USDT perpetual futures contracts.

So no matter how deep the market goes, my initial margin never gets affected whether I am shorting or not. I also usually use reasonably tight stop losses

Does anyone have any logical explanation as to why fans were allowed in some stadiums while others didn't have any at all?

For example,

Valladolid vs Atlético - No fans
Real Madrid vs Villarreal - No fans
Elche vs Athletic Bilbao -  A few fans in the stadium
Celta Vigo vs Real Betis -  A few fans in the stadium

It would have been nice to have fans especially in those games that are so crucial in the league title race

Surprise so far, Both Atlético Madrid and Real Madrid trailing after 20 minutes  

Valladolid 1-0 Atlético Goal scored in the 18^th minute
Real Madrid 0-1 Villarreal Goal scored in the 20^th minute.

Who else thinks this is super weird?  

It would have been easier if you had just copied and pasted the message. Nonetheless, I went through all the trouble of extracting the Chinese characters


Google translator tells me


It looks like you are using a phone number of a country whose residents are banned from using Bybit. Check their terms of service for clarification.

The fixed match scam used to be so rampant in 2012, 2013 on social media especially on Facebook as far as i remember. So many people would be fooled into thinking that it actually works and then get scammed. If there's anyone still falling for fixed match scams in 2021 then they are probably newbies in sports betting.

If there is any fixed match, why would someone sell it to people and risk getting caught, yet they could make a lot of money just betting on the match secretly?

Mr vondagon, we do understand you have experience with making ANN threads according to your posting history but when it comes to scam accusations. What you just posted up there is useless unless you provide proof that you were actually scammed.

I thought I was the only one confused about this. It looks more like an Announcement than a scam accusation. OP has a very bad reputation already and without the necessary details of how he was scammed such as screenshots, proof of payment etc. No one is going to believe what he's saying here.

I think the decision to ban onemd and delete the topic was totally unfair. If "Incentivising posting within specific threads via low effort tasks for altcoins" was the reason they used, then why are other altcoin bounties where people post bounty reports not deleted, and topic starters banned too?

The topic in question is similar to any other bounty.

The difference will be the contract address. The token symbol, name or supply might be the same, but the contract address will always be different. Just like DNA is unique to each human being and can be used to identify one, so is the contract address. So as a developer or founder of the project, It's your duty to warn users to always look out for fake tokens by verifying if the contract address is the correct one.

So you are promoting a service that's very shady.

Did you know that ARTDECO was reported to have fake team profiles?
Their rep account is already tagged and flagged.

Would you risk your reputation to a project that isn't honest about their team?

Nice try, but not quite OP 

We already know about this kind of scam trick. You are asking people to help you withdraw the money that is not there yet in actual sense you are the person behind the scam site. You are pretending to be poor and helpless and waiting to pounce on anyone who tries to be kind.

I have received so many "help me withdraw my BTC from an exchange" sob messages in telegram and i have no doubt you are a scammer

Another attempt to smear yet another gambling site with malice. OP has no proof that he  was scammed. I believe he's connected to BetsMixer.com, a site which was trying to impersonate Roobet by using phishing links and using names of other popular casinos like Primedice for financial gain

When they were busted, now OP goes on creating random accusations against any site they were accused of impersonating. First he accused Betshah and now roobet but when asked to provide proof, he will never do so

It's a sister site to Nitrogen Sports. Their representative account in this forum made an announcement in their Official thread sometime back in January, so, yeah same owner.

I am glad that your issue got resolved. Basing on the accusations I had seen in the past against them, the odds were really not in your favor, but it's awesome to know that you beat the odds.

Moving forward, I would suggest you look for better popular alternatives to avoid any heart breaks.

I am really very disappointed in you Bianca or whoever you are. Is this the best you can do after a failed attempt to lie, impersonate popular gambling casinos and scam people here? 

Maybe if you spent those resources and time you wasted trying to scam to people into build a legit business. You wouldn't be broke and bitter right after getting exposed.

Your shortened link is more than OK. What they don't want are those shortened links that first force users to view Ads. They can be so annoying.