This looks like an automate random post made just to spam the signature, what do we even care here about the price breaking up today or CTRL+F5 to refresh a page?
He was referring to the earlier poster that had issues accessing his free spins via the site banner, hence the CTRL + F5 refresh. Compared to the standard F5, the CTRL key helps to "flush" the local content so the result delivered isn't stale. |
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You were right about Bitsler. It is possible to claim 25 BTSLR coins every 10 minutes. The maximum is 20 claims in a 12-hour period. I will add that to my list as well with the next update. About those Bitsler coins, can they be exchanged for other crypto or do they have any value outside of the platform?
From their website, the tokens are mainly to compete for prizes, so they can't be directly exchanged for any crypto or traded elsewhere. |
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I wasn't aware you could check on how many clicks you've had on your signature--not that I'd really check, because it doesn't really concern me. I don't know what campaign that guy you were referring to was in, but I suppose some of them just don't generate a lot of clicks, whether that's because the project has a bad reputation or doesn't have an attractive banner or whatever.
I can't imagine sig campaigns are completely useless for the project/company that runs them, else they wouldn't do it, especially not the longer-running ones like Chipmixer, 777Coin, and Yobit and secondstrade some years ago. If they're run by people with some actual business sense, they'd be analyzing how much revenue their advertising brings in and whether it's worth it to run a signature campaign.
Either he could have used some tracking parameter with the URL or a shortlink that leads to the same URL. Results might vary though. When I joined 777campaign, my account accrued over 30 referrals, albeit dead ones. On the flipside, this campaign (Rollbit) I joined netted me zero referrals. I feel that most advertisers are missing potential customers by not paying their earnings to their on-site accounts (rather just the BTC to any specified address). Plus the fact that the participants might have their preferred sites/ casinos to play on makes them less feasible in the long run, I somewhat agree sig campaigns tend to have lower CTR. |
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Almost 7 dollars for the slow withdrawal... shouldn't they be reduced by now? Even other sites don't charge higher than a few bucks.
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just want to add, that the amount given on faucet in some gambling site will increase if you reach a VIP or some sort of title, not sure which gambling sites that do that but I've heard it on some gamblers when I am playing on a gambling site.
Crypto.Games has a tiered faucet for that, based on wagered amounts, total messages in chat and loyalty in days. |
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A poor person buying $100 in Bitcoin years ago would have made a lot of money. What happens is that being poor he could not have held the investment for long without selling. When he reached $10K, for example, he would have been tempted to sell, but he could always have sold only a part of it and continued to invest. Or think about getting another $100 to invest.
The one who has a rich mentality (the one who buys assets, who makes money work for him) ends up getting richer.
True. It's hard to imagine one keeping those Bitcoins without ever consider selling them in times of need. Imagine an average Joe would more likely sell at a 10x gain, let alone a poor fella. |
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Come on, this is delightful. I've got to give it to you mate, your strong. Not so many would be able to keep up after getting to a certain rank. Especially those in signature campaigns. The little penny's just kick in and they are too weak to put in work just like that but not you. You stayed true and determined towards making the forum a conducive, educative in a spirit of discussion and you did put in your work from your quota so, I must say, kudos to you. You deserve the many admiration you would be getting in the forum as one of the most resent legendary ranked up memeber. Sure your new rank suits you and congrats.
I hate to be that guy, but I think you might have meant recent, because resent is a totally different word altogether :p  |
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This can be a pro as well, that is why bitcoin is really good for investment, it makes us earn money from trading and investment, and for me, I considered this volatility as an advantage and not a disadvantage.
Imagine receiving your pay/ salary in Bitcoin when it's high and see it tank the next day.  |
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I guess many gamblers also don't like Betfury house edge because it looks like more than on other popular crypto gambling sites. Nevertheless, mining of BFG tokens is definitely a great feature, and it probably compensates for these disadvantages of Betfury.
I have noticed BetFury doesn't reveal the house edge of its games (excluding casino) on its help articles. You have any idea what's the % across the games? |
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I have to admit my guess was also too bullish  I wouldn't be in Bitcoin if I'd be bearish  On the other hand, I'd be in Bitcoin if I'd be bearish because that allows me to scoop up moar 😂 |
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This is what worries me a bit; to what extend is there 'healthy playing' on the platform and to what extend is it really mining? if BFG token can be bought at reasonable price, people will mine less. this will decrease the dividend payouts as well... (and vice versa... again, this will be interesting ) The tokens are simply complementary. Not all casinos have such so it's a nice feature to have to reward loyal players. It's not the tokens that make things "unhealthy", but rather the mindset that you must own them though whatever means. |
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If someone can not visit the site, does that mean that person comes from the blacklisted country or their government block the access?
Normally the government doesn't block the access to any sites (at least not in Democratic countries). So if the site detects you are coming from a blacklisted country they block your access, but you can bypass it using a VPN. Both go hand-in-hand. The license provider has to comply with the governing laws of each country to avoid potential legal issues. |
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Actually, I saw this thread of @Pmalek on the gambling discussion board regarding all gambling sites that have faucets. But I don't know how much the minimum before you can withdraw the amount that comes from the faucet and it might take years before you can do that even you are actively collecting the faucet. I attend agree above, there's no way to get Bitcoin free and no one will give it on the internet, everything has an exchange, like completing a task or a service that you give to them. If you have skills enough like a freelance job online, there's a chance that you can earn but as I heard, there are too many people looking for that opportunity since everyone almost stayed at home. Anyway, just try to look at the Games and rounds board, sometimes there were contests there that give free Bitcoin, you might have luck there. They're mainly for players to test the casino and not for earning purposes, since the balance has to be at 0 beforehand, and some deposit + wagering requirements must be met beforehand, not to mention withdraw threshold. |
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Since OP got banned for plagiarism ( ironic considering he started this thread) he won't be able to answer your questions, but most obvious reason is ignorance. Anyway, @nullius already explained this issue earlier in the thread and root of the word "plagiarism"
Starting a thread about plagiarism while plagiariazing, totally mindblown. I kinda suspected the contents had some plagiarized vibe to them, guess that I was right. |
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What exactly you supposed to mean?
Are you asking if the exchanges are big wallets or ancient wallets? Or are you talking about who selling coins if it was a newly listed coin?
If it was a newly listed coin those who sell are developers of that coin. Like on Binance developers of the token selling almost 50% of Shiba Inu on Binance and developers only pay the fee for listing.
I think he meant those wallets that stored large amounts of BTC since early 2010s. Those owners must have found them in the basement, ancient PCs and salvaged the private keys. |
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Guys, no point flogging the dead horse. OP has been inactive since March and would most likely forget this thread even existed.
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I hope my great grandchildren gets to see the first alpha release |
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These percentages remind me of the early days of Bitcoin when HYIPs were really popular because of the ridiculously high returns they promised. With DeFi though, they are just creating their own token to sustain these high percentages for the early investors.
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Damn, that's a juicy APR, maybe I need to look again to also start doing this!
You should, before it drops even further below 1k However you have to fork out 1 BSW for the withdrawal fee which is kinda "painful" though 😅 |
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I reckon its better to keep the alts while slowly earning Bitcoin along the way. Alts have good growing potential and selling all of them while the prices are still sideways isn't a good idea.
But its your choice in the end, and if you like seeing the full 1 digit, by all means.
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