I was looking for the source of this in Google, is it because of the interview with the Mayor of Miami in a podcast? Or even older news? Like around in February?

I haven't been able to try to watch live gambling but only clips of some certain people when I'm interested in a specific game in a particular casino. I think what makes more entertaining is the part when you put so much money into gambling that you are going to go scared shitless. It's either you go home broke or go home rich. It's fun to watch those things because it kind of gives you a false sense of hope that you could do it too. Lol.

I'm with what yahoo62278 said. Depends on the purpose but multi-accounting is not that welcome in most sites anyway. Do you think that if you have more account, more chances of winning? Lol.

Or are you saying that you will use your friends accounts so that if the broker needs the documents, you can just send your friends information? Is that it? What did you do to limit your access towards the sites you are registered to, anyway?

You know there are a lot of people in the world that have the capacity to build their own Bot to trade for them. And sure enough, there are a lot. That's why exchanges offer API access or WebSockets to let people trade in their exchange. Remember that there is hype with Doge, regardless of the functionality of the coin, if you have someone like Elon Musk hyping the asset, then there would be a rise in demand since Elon is not just "somebody".

With or without a bot, you could still trade to make money. It's being with the trend or predicting the market correctly.

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There are a lot of reliable sites when it comes to gambling here in the forum. Most of them have positive feedback. Ensure you check the site's background first and scan a little bit of their brand name in the scam accusations to ensure you are not depositing to a bogus website. It's better like that compared to being scammed by a fake website. Better be vigilant and make sure the rules in your place wouldn't be a hassle and wouldn't let you be in trouble or something.

I tried Roobet, Stake, Bitsler, Bitvest, Sportsbet.io, and Primedice. That's what I remember on the top of my head.

I have gotten excited reading the title altogether—Marvel and BTC in the same line. I like how Marvel's storytelling is going; that's why I like their movies a lot.

Anyway, I'm not sure how it will be reacted by most people since having a bounty to get someone killed and BTC is the transaction. It's kind of how it's being portrayed to the public—being used on those kinds of things. I don't know. It's not a big scene, but at least it's going into the adoption more and more into movies. Lol.

Basically, there are two things that would be the main factors with the high gas problem.

• Since there is a lot of demand with smart contracts using ETH, it requires a lot more ETH gas to transact and process.
• ETH price is at its ATH

Just like what the other members said, after the launch of ETH 2.0, I believe it would rise even higher in price while giving a solution to the ridiculously high fees per transaction. So while it has that expensive transaction fee, it's not going to reach higher highs yet. Hopefully soon. Probably HODL more ETH.

I did a search with regards to creating your own cryptocurrency and I saw a course that is quite cheap if you are really interested in it. It's in Udemy so I believe it's a great source.

Build a Blockchain and a Cryptocurrency from Scratch

It has great reviews upon checking. 4.6 stars with over 2k reviews with 16k students. It's probably a start for you.

The forum is not just for asking questions and to be spoon-fed. Bitcointalk provides a lot of informational data on almost every cryptocurrency-related stuff. It will help if you give time to read a bunch of texts. If you have the time, you can read on the beginner's section or the topics I will link below on specific topics.

[General] How to earn Bitcoins
Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns

To answer the first question you have, signature campaigns are pay-per-post type—putting in an ad on your signature space with your profile. That's it.

They are lucky to have those wins, especially the $34 one that turned it into thousands. I know that people tend to see this as possible, and it is, but the amount of time you spend to get is a lot for sure. There's always a possibility of you being lucky enough for that but it's still a tiny percentage to the reality.

I haven't been lucky enough to experience that kind of multiplier, and maybe I haven't played enough as well. Just make sure if you are going to gamble, you should only use something you can afford to lose.

Usually, I do grid trading, if anyone is familiar. This is when you put multiple buy orders and sell orders at a certain price distance with the current price. It's a great way to trade because you wouldn't have to worry too much about predicting the market direction, and you could continuously average down or take profit trade. It works with a small timeframe and would be ideal if you have an outstanding balance as well.

I do this automatically with Gunbot, so it's not that tiring and wouldn't take too much of my time. I monitor it from time to time to make sure that it's operating the right way.

I also believe that most people who are not that tech-savvy would go for PayPal processing instead of Bitcoin. The ease of payment is definitely out there.

I do think that you still can't. My region isn't yet applicable for the cryptocurrency department in PayPal but I hope it would go everywhere. I'm not familiar with Circle though.

There's always going to be the regulation stuff. No one can blame them either. Making sure that everything is legit. Some of the PayPal payments that I got are on hold too.

Anyone can recover their wallet as long as they have their key phrases or possibly kept their wallet.dat file in their back up or something. 3 years is not that long compared to some who are cashing out their BTC after a long HODL. I hope the OP have recovered his wallet though.

If you are having doubts about the project, then don't invest in it. If you have a lot of money that you can spare, then risk what you can afford to lose, but if not, then I believe you are not going anywhere with the possible "scam" project.

Anyway, after seeing BURST. I remember this project about burst, where you could mine using HDD etc. I don't think it is related but having the same ticker would be a problem.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/burst/

What do you mean STOP? That totally no nodes anywhere operating? Or just a specific thing that wouldn't let people use their BTC?

Almost everything in your list has been accused to BTC and has been expressed. Despite that, look at BTC now. It's more vital than ever, and I don't think it's stopping anytime soon. Especially not in our lifetime.

Once a top person established their dominance and expressed their interest in a certain thing, in this case, cryptocurrency, it will surely be followed. Imagine a top company allowing cryptocurrency payment to buy their products and publicly showing that they are not going to convert those payments into fiat currency. That's a big deal in terms of HODL-ing the asset and it will surely be enough to possibly influence other businesses.

For the rise of BTC into the $100k mark, it could take more than a couple of months to years. A lot of people have instigated rumors regarding other big companies expressing interest in it. It's going to be an impact if the company is truly influential.

I remember talking to someone that wished he converted his BTC with the previous ATH (Around 20K) and had regretted it ever since. I think he is not regretting it now, hoping that he is still HODLing.

We are all definitely biased here. BTC to the moon!

I don't think it will be taken out entirely, but many people might think that BTC would be even more valuable than Gold. It's not necessarily going to lose its value after so many years that it has had. It's still going to be valuable. You're not alone in that dilemma.

What I think you could do is that you could sell some and allocate it to cryptocurrency. Then you would have diversified to minimize your risk with the "possible" economic collapse due to the unlimited printing.

In that way, you would have the best of both worlds. Having the physical gold and the digital gold, which is BTC

BNB is still a coin to lookout IMO. It's best to have that coin if you have extra money lying around. To what price it could have, we will never know what the price could be at the end of April, but I understand why many people are saying that it's undervalued. Imagine seeing ETH at that price a year ago. Would you say it the same as well? I think so. That's why it could be an excellent opportunity to buy BNB if you have the capacity.

There are many things Binance is offering, and I think they are not slowing down anytime soon.

It's a great strategy if you don't have to worry about transferring your money somewhere else. It's the transaction fees that can kill you with your money. When it comes to interexchange transfers and conversions, I don't think it's a lot. To add to jackg's explanation, it's not that big of a deal with the fees. You're trading with your balance and taking advantage of the market. That's buying low sell high strategy.

There's nothing wrong with HODL-ing. It's always been encouraged to BTC believers. The best way is to DCA your way to having a great profit in the long run. The best thing you could do is be consistent with your investment and see your portfolio grow in a few years.