Those transactions happened in 2019.Why are you asking this question now?
Did you forgot about this Coinbase wallet for the last two years?
Was this Coinbase account hacked by someone?
If not,then only someone working in Coinbase would be able to move the coins.
Why would Bitcointalk forum members lie to you?This doesn't make any sense.
You probably know the saying:"Not you keys,not your coins..."

"Play-to-earn gaming" seems like another term for ponzi schemes.
Is this considered "cool" and "hot"?
I guess that by "real crypto innovation" the author means greedy pump&dump seekers and potential scammers,who are seeking for easy profits,while pretending that they are creating something really innovative and groundbreaking.
Yes,the Bitcoiners are waiting for the BTC price to hit the moon,but it won't be a disaster,if the price never reaches the moon.Bitcoin is will still be the most reliable and trusted cryptocurrency.

The truly rich people will never feel any fear of becoming poor.
By "truly rich people" I mean millionaires and billionaires.I have never seen a millionaire or a billionaire going bankrupt.
The middle class people-small business owners and high profile professionals might be facing difficult times in the future,but I don't consider them to be rich.They are above poverty,but they also have big debts and a constant struggle to stay ahead of the competition and make enough money to pay big expenses.
The poor people will always have a fear of the future,it doesn't matter is there's a global crisis or the global economy is growing.

I've been looking at your game rules and one of the rules sounds weird.


What kind of rule is this?It seems like an excuse to keep all the valuable skins for yourself.
I wouldn't send any of my CS:GO skins to a website,that has such rules.
Just kidding.Your website looks decent,but I don't think that you will be able to compete against the big CS:GO skins gambling websites like CS:GO empire.You need to build trust and find a way to attract more players.The stats of your website are on your front page and it shows that only 3 or 4 players have been active.Nobody would ever bother to join a platform that doesn't have active users.

Big upward move?The Bitcoin price went from 44K to 52K and then dropped back to 45K USD.
Such 10-20% price movements cannot be called "big upward move",when we are talking about a really volatile asset like Bitcoin.
I read the news that the government of El Salvador bought a small amount of BTC,so it's not a big deal.
I don't think that El Salvador is one of the poorest countries in the world.
I also think that you are definitely trying to FUD with your post.
There's a possibility of a 29K USD BTC price,but there's also a possibility of an 50-60K USD Bitcoin price.
Nobody knows where the market will be heading at the end of the year,but historically Bitcoin had always been bullish at the end of the year(with a few small exceptions).

Sorry to say that,but I could also predict that Barselona and Napoli could win against Granada and Udinese and I don't have to pay 70USD for your VIP predictions.I know that those are your free predictions,but I don't see any value or any kind of analysis.Simply saying that the stronger team will win is not a proper analysis.
By the way,Barselona is facing a major crisis without Mesi and I'm not 100% sure that they will win.
Do you have any proof of games that were difficult to predict,but you have predicted them successfully?
Anyway,I wish you good luck with your betting service,OP.

Playing around with NFT games like Axie Infinity and shitcoins isn't crypto trading.This seems more like gambling.
You caught a big price bubble with Axie,that's great,but you had to cashout and leave with the profits at the right moment.I assume that you had luck.Many traders forget about luck and think that they have talent and skills,but the truth is that their first major success was only luck(or being in the right place at the right moment,without expecting this to happening and without a plan).Buying a token right before it's price explodes is just luck,if you ask me.
Losing money and learning from your mistakes is actually more important,than making gigantic short term profits(at least in the long run),when it comes to crypto trading.

OP,I don't understand the point of your forum thread.
Is anybody denying the contribution of Vitalik Buretin to blockchain technology?
I'm not denying his contribution,but I think that he kinda opened "Pandora's box" with all the ICO tokens,DeFi,NFTs and all the scam shit that was created on top of the Ethereum blockchain.Some of those crypto projects had good intentions,but the vast majority were just exit scams.
After 6 years of existence,Ethereum had proven that it simply isn't better than Bitcoin Core and it will never replace Bitcoin Core as the biggest and best cryptocurrency in the world.

First of all,you should learn to write in proper English.If you can't,just hire a copywriter.
Texts in broken English look unprofessional and kinda suspicious.
I can't understand several sentences in your text.
Anyway,paying 3K euro just for the sake of getting a target group of 10K "gamblers"(I don't know if they are real or not) seems like buying a cat in a box.
Professional advertisers will just advertise my product or service in front of a target audience for a fee.
They won't just "give me" that target audience for a high price and say "there you go,now just advertise your product/service,we are not responsible for the results". 

OK,but what if OP doesn't have money to purchase another hardware wallet or he goes to a country,where hardware wallets are not sold?


Bitcoin CAN be confiscated.This has been proven many times.Just ask the FBI or any Ministry of Internal Affairs in almost any country in the world.


OP,why do you have to smash your hardware wallet?Can't you just take your wallet with yourself?
What do you mean by "economic and societal collapse"?A war situation?A natural disaster?
In case of economic collapse there are two case scenarios:
1.You get flat broke and unemplyoed,which means that you have sell your BTC,in order to survive.
2.Facing hyperinflation,which also means that you have to sell your BTC,in order to have food on the table.
Both case scenarios have nothing to do with you smashing your hardware wallet and memorizing a seed phrase.

The end of the year is usually bullish for Bitcoin.The last few years,except 2018,prove that market pattern.
I don't know the exact Bitcoin price that will occur,but I also don't expect 85K or 100K USD.
Maybe somewhere around 50-60K USD will be the best possible case scenario for Bitcoin,everything above 60K will be just a price bubble,caused by crypto whales and institutional investors,and that price bubble will last only a few weeks.Last year's Q4 was way more bullish with way more positive news coming from big investors.This year,I'm pretty much skeptical about any bullish news coming from major corporations.

 

This proverb doesn't count when it comes to the cryptocurrency market,because all altcoin prices are more or less following the Bitcoin price.When there's a bull market-all coins are pumping,when there's a bear market-all coins are dumping.There aren't any conditions for proper diversification and creating a well balanced portfolio.
I'm pretty sure that this DYDX token is pretty much hyped up and it's price will slowly go down in the next months.
Anyway,OP,I hope that your relatives won't panic and sell everything when the first price crash/bear market occurs.
I also hope that you told them how to protect their coins from hacks,scams,etc...

It's not just the UK,inflation will become a global problem.All that money printing,which occurred in 2020 will have to eventually transform into higher prices.The central banks will have to step up and increase the interest rates.
Having 2-3% inflation is not a big deal.The inflation in my country is anticipated to be around 7-10%.
Actually the British pound increased it's value against my national currency during the last few weeks,which weird.I've expected that the British pound will face severe devaluation after Brexit.

I assume that the high fee is justified,because the website owner needs enough revenue to payoff big profits from all those huge leverage ratios.
On the other hand,having small minimum bets and a gigantic 250,500x leverage will incentivize the gamblers to bet only small amounts and wait for a big profit,by using the big leverage,which means that the deposit amounts will be low,while the withdrawals will be big.This seems like a losing business model for a crypto casino,so the high fees will have to compensate this.
I agree that the high fees will kinda stop the smaller gamblers from using the site,which is risky,because newly launched small crypto gambling websites will have to rely on small gamblers at first.
Anyway,good luck with the project,OP.

I guess that,in the minds of boomers and oldschool people,owning stocks means that you own a share of a company,while owning Bitcoins/altcoins doesn't mean anything,because Bitcoin/altcoins are just a bunch of programming code,which means that they are made out of thin air(at least what non tech savvy people are thinking).
It sounds way more reputable to tell people that you own company shares,because a company has property,assets,employees,etc.A company produces goods and services.
Bitcoin is just a digital currency.Just a bunch of numbers on an online dashboard.
Anyway,I believe that times are changing and owning Bitcoins looks way cooler than it used to be 5 years ago.

What do you mean by "administrators of other unofficial posts"?
Are you saying that the forum member Bitgame.com is not your account?
Who is the "official" Bitgame Bitcointalk account? Is it Bitgame.com or BitgameGlobal?
Bitgame.com is registered in April 10,while BitgameGlobal is registered on February 25.
What's the point of having two forum accounts?
Having two announcement threads is weird.
I like this forum thread,but the moving text is kinda annoying.
Anyway,Good luck with this project.

1.Bigger profit margins.It's all about greed and making more money...
2.Easier access,compared to the traditional finance,but traditional finance is also getting easier access,due to apps like RobinHood.
3.Cryptocurrencies are more appealing to the tech savvy people.Most young people are tech savvy,so they like new technologies and innovation.
4.Higher risk:reward ratio...
5.Having less trust in the traditional financial institutions,like banks,hedge funds,insurance companies,etc.

To be honest,I didn't expect Roma to win 5-1 against CSKA(Sofia).The Italian teams are usually not so concentrated at the beginning of such tournament.They start gaining momentum at the eliminations stage.
On the other hand,the rich clubs were failing pretty often against smaller and not-so-rich clubs in tournaments like Europa League.In last year's final Vilareal defeated Manchester United,so I kinda doubt that teams like Roma or Tottenham will be winning the first edition of the Europa Conference League.

Having a very expensive team full of super-stars is a double edged sword and many managers have failed to achieve any success with such teams.The expectations towards Pochetino will be even higher,after PSG signed with Mesi,even though Mesi is getting older and I believe he is far away from his peak form.
Manchester Citi also has a very expensive team,but I don't think that they are going to win the Champions League anytime soon.
 

Unfortunately South Korea is becoming more hostile towards the cryptocurrency trading platforms,but the intention of the South Korean authorities is to protect the investors.
The fact the many trading platforms will be closed in South Korea doesn't mean that the people,who have money on these trading platforms will lose everything.I'm sure that the South Korean crypto traders will be allowed to withdraw their coins,before the trading platforms shut down.
I guess that you will have to use foreign crypto exchange platforms in order to trade cryptocurrencies,especially if you are located in South Korea