Maybe you are looking in the wrong places or the people you asked didn't get a positive vibe from you.
A good place to meet link-minded people is going to a bitcoin/crypto conference. Go to one and talk with people there. They might have come for the same reasons as you. If you have some shops in your area that accept crypto payments, you might meet someone there. Buying and selling P2P and face-to-face is another opportunity to get to know other bitcoiners.   

No argument there. Still, you got to eat, pay your bills, and probably have mouths to feed. Those things can't wait. If you struggle to sell for crypto, you change and use a different strategy. If your goal is to increase your bitcoin stash, you can always buy it with whatever money is left after you have taken care of the essential expenses in life.

I agree with the first sentence, but not with the second one. It's, of course, unfortunate if this happened to you all of a sudden and you want your money back. But this issue with Cloudbet has been discussed for half a year now. I am sure that many gamblers are still playing there for whatever reasons and are just hoping it won't happen to them instead of taking their business elsewhere. So, the player shouldn't be blamed for having this happen to them out of the blue. They are to blame if they know it can happen but do nothing about it. Leave and never return!

Some casinos/sportsbooks operate like that. KYC verification the moment you create your account. At least that way you know where you stand. The problem is, crypto gamblers don't want that. They would rather gamble without KYC as well, and only do it if absolutely necessary. Take a look at the results of the poll or some of the comments in Do You Want KYC at Crypto Casinos During Registration? Because they don't mind, that's what they get. You are welcome to deposit and lose, but if you win and you win often, then we will investigate you.

I am sure if also depends on the regulator and license provider. I doubt that online/crypto casinos licensed by the UK Gambling Commission operate in the grey areas like the Curacao ones. I think The Gambling Commission has mandatory KYC on sign-up.

Your work is beautiful, and you are talented!

I took a look at all of the auctions you posted. On the one hand, everyone can see the talent and hard work invested into the creation. But one the other (and this is the one the buyers and bidders focus on), there is the question of price. Some of the artwork is over $1000, for example. People pay little attention to how difficult something was to create unfortunately. If you can afford it, I would suggest doing auctions with lower starting bids.

Your negative ratings from 2021 don't help you either. Misunderstanding or not, it could have been handled better. Now everyone sees a red flag when they want to do business with you. Have you tried talking with the people who left you those ratings to see if they would consider removing them or changing them to neutral. Maybe you can offer an item you made at a discount to the person who thought they won the auction, and in return they will consider deleting the rating.

Another question: have you tried selling over Ebay or some other online marketplaces that exist where you live for fiat?

You really should get police and law enforcement involved if you suffered a serious financial loss. Coinbase won't disclose personal information of their clients to anyone who asks, but they are obliged to assist if a crime has been committed. They are surely going to ask to see proof of what happened and they can't just take your word for it.

I see how this could be useful, but only if you are lucky enough to discover that someone is in the process of emptying your account. It would also help if you mistakenly connect you wallet where you shouldn't have. Obviously, that other person would have to do it manually one coin at a time. Usually, people wake up to discover their wallets have been emptied. If a service like this is available to help protect your account against hackers, the same fraudsters could also use it to empty your accounts faster. Unless, of, course, they don't have even better bots and automated software.

Nudim ga? Da ga možda ne shillam i radim za njih pa hoću postotak da uzmem, ha šta misliš? Nisam gledao koliko košta nit me zanima. Čovjek je postavio pitanje i dobio odgovor na to pitanje na osnovu onoga što postoji na tržištu. Na njemu je da odluči šta i koliko je spreman platiti i za kakve proizvode.

Šta je za tebe ili za mene bačen ili dobro uložen novac nije bitno nit je to bilo pitanje. I najjeftiniji novčanik x100 komada je značajna cifra. A nekom drugom opet smiješna. 

Ovo nije detaljnije objašnjeno i ne piše kakve vrste dokumenata će se u budućnosti trebati objaviti. Samo se napisali.

Pretpostavljam da je riječ o upozorenju šta sve može da se desi kad se trguje kriptovalutama na centralizovanim mjenačnicama. Možda će regulirane mjenačnice u Ujedninjenom Kraljevstvu morati svojim klijentima skrenuti pažnju da u slučaju bankrota, ostaju bez svog kripta i da sve što je položeno na račune centralizovanih mjenačica nije njihovo dok ta sredstva ne povuku s njih. To sve na ovaj ili onaj način piše u Uslovima Korištenja koje niko ne čita.

Iskustva sa bitcoin automatima nemam i ne mogu komentarisati kako kod njih to ide. Kad su u pitanju softverski i hardverski novčanici oni će ti javiti da adresa ne postoji, izbaciti neku grešku prilikom slanja ili ti jednostavno ne dozvoliti da nastaviš.

Ledger Live npr, prvo zahtjeva da u softver ubaciš adresu na koju šalješ. Ako ubaciš validnu, dugme za nastavak se aktivira i možeš kliknuti na njega. Izmjeni jedan znak i dugme za nastavak se deaktivira, prozorčić svjetli u crvenom sa nekom porukom. Pokušavam se sjetiti kako to izgleda kod Electruma ali ne mogu.

Coinomi ovako to radi. Kad kopiraš validnu adresu softver je zaljepi i ne možeš na njoj ništa mijenjati. Ako zaljepiš nepostojeću, novčanik je ne prepozna i kad hoćeš unjeti iznos za plaćanje ima informacija da adresa nije validna. Zamjeniš pogrešni znak sa pravim i Coinomi adresu označi kao ispravnu. 

I was interested in how good their rates were so I compared them with the offers that BestChange gives. I have to say that BestChange came on top every time. The difference wasn't huge, but still.

I only checked the rates for 3 altcoins: BTC for XMR, BTC for ETH, and BTC for USDT.
What I like about the Trocardor app is that they rate all partner exchanges from best to worse in terms of how likely they are to request KYC. Whether or not it's a reliable piece of info remains to be seen, but it feels good to see it at least.

Your opening post sadly shows no knowledge of the English language. The poll you created is irrelevant.

Is that your opinion or do you have any examples where these skills are used in practice? Have you optimized any websites for SEO or organized successful marketing campaigns in the past? If not, I am afraid you can't call yourself "skilled". You can add experienced NBA 3-point shooter for all I care, but it doesn't mean you are.

No self-respect, that's why. Give the players big bonuses, free spins, the occasional free bet, slightly bigger odds than the competition and they will do anything you want. Many gamblers don't play where it's safer and better for them, but where there are bigger promises and the illusion of taking home 5-10 BTC in bonus money. If Cloudbet noticed a significant drop in activity following this idiotic street-sign requirement, they would have gotten rid of it in record time.

I have checked both before creating this thread. Wise is not a very popular payment method on Bisq. Last time I checked there were only 2 orders for Wise in EUR and not a single one for USD. Skrill, on the other hand, is not supported at all. The Hodlhodl margins are just ridiculous and not worth it for anyone.

Wise and Skrill are not cash on hand. When I have cash on hand, I know where to go with it, same way I know what to do with the crypto.

To je sad stvar dublje analize. Mislim da zavisi od slučaja do slučaja i od toga kako se okrivljena osoba dogovori sa tužiteljstvom. I naravno da li dođe do sudskog postupka uopšte ili se izrekne samo novčana kazna i koliki su iznosi u pitanju. Sigurno ima onih koji bi vratili novac u zamjenu za blažu kaznu. S druge strane, neko ko je prevarom stekao veći iznos možda je i spreman da odleži par mjeseci/godina u zatvoru ako smatra da je taj novac vrijedan toga. 

@SirJohnVonSlotty

BC Vault također nudi brendirane novčanike gdje korisnik može izabrati drugčije kučište, staviti logo ili neki natpis, itd. Ne znam ništa o ovom hardverskom novčaniku pa je ovo samo informacije radi.
https://bc-vault.com/customize-your-bc-vault/
https://bc-vault.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/CO-BRANDING-compressed.pdf

To u današenje vrijeme ne bi smjelo da se desi, tj. ne bi smjela biti mogućnost sa softverske strane da pošalješ bitcoin na nepostojeću i nevalidnu adresu. Da pogriješiš adresu i pošalješ na pogrešnu, da ali ne na nešto što ne postoji.

Bitcoin adrese imaju checksum ili ti kontrolni broj na kraju. Ako ubaciš validnu adresu u neki wallet, softver ti dozvoljava da nastaviš sa kreiranjem transakcije, odrediš iznos, naknade, itd. Ako promjeniš samo jedan znak, adresa postaje nevaljana i trebao bi dobiti upozorenje da adresa nije ispravna. Ne znam u praksi koliko bi znakova (+checksum) morao promjeniti da od jedne ispravne adrese dobiješ jednu drugu također ispravnu na koju bi onda mogao pogrešno poslati BTC.

To Bitcoin protokol ne bi smio dozvoliti uopšte tokom procesa verifikacije. Ako postoji neki servis ili wallet gdje je to danas moguće, to je onda jedna užasna usluga koju treba izbjegavati. 

Sinoć sam pogledao film Michaela Baya, Ambulance iz 2022.
Priča gdje su u glavnim ulogama Jake Gyllenhaal i njegov brat (crnac) . Dvojac opljačka banku ali nalete na sačekušu tokom pljačke gdje rane jednog policajca i ukradu ambulantna kola umjesto vozila u kojem su trebali pobjeći. Sljedi potjera od strane policije LA-a i FBI.

Solidna akcija ko voli tu vrstu filmova. Film ko film je za jednom pogledati i to je to.

Thanks for getting in touch. I will keep that in mind. However, I haven't had the best of experience with Skrill in the past. Back when it was called Moneybookers, I remember that they were very nosy and showed a tendency towards locking accounts and asking questions who the people you send money to are, where the money comes from, what you use their services for? Despite the account being verified, they still freeze it and investigate for a week or two until they finally reinstate everything back to the way it was.

Because of that, my current preference is Wise. Is there something about Wise that you don't like and that's why you don't want it?

The act itself is not stealing. The intention of what you are going to do later might be. If you want to do the right thing or try to do the right thing, why would you keep quiet about it? The owner maybe only has that one copy. If you remained quiet, how would they ever know that someone found it?

Think of something else instead of a bitcoin paper wallet.
I find a watch on the beach. I take it home with me, put it in my drawer, and decide not to do anything about it. I might not wear the watch, I haven't sold it or exchanged it for something else, but I took possession of it and it's currently in my control.

I can only agree with what digaran mentioned. Additionally, those interested in testing should know how big the bounties are and what they can expect to earn by providing their services. A "generous reward" doesn't mean the same thing in East Asia and in Germany.

Since you are new to Bitcointalk, I would suggest having a trusted member escrow the funds you intend to spend on the bug bounty. You can check Recommended bitcointalk escrow services for a list of some of the escrow agents we have on the forum.
Or create a thread in the services section asking for an escrow to get in touch with you.

One way to at least prove you have the money is signing a message from the bitcoin address from which payments will be made. That isn't proof you will pay, but it shows you have the coins.