Yep, becomes hassle-free, less time needed to transfer and make transaction upon withdrawing the funds.
Less fees since you won't be needing to send it over different addresses just to exchange it.
And honestly speaking, it's my first time to see a an online casino having internal exchange on them. Great work!

Yeah, that should be what he is reffering in luck in terms of coding. When a programmer is working with the codes, there should be a skeleton behind it.
There's always a logic behind if it has functionalies. To becoming succesful on this kind of work, knowledge is very important, you can't start doing it without any background.
If do it without any fundamental knowledges then it is most likely that you will not achieve your aim on that particular set of codes.
Way too different from those lucks that you can get from playing on casinos, which are very randomly obtained.

@Polo7, if your government is against the idea of bitcoin, then they might make laws regarding restrictions or they might regulate the use of bitcoin on your country. No one can't shutdown bitcoin network, it's same as tor network and internet, we only use it, we don't own it. The price can only be manipulated by some, but the bitcoin itself can't be.

Everyday? If it's illegal on your country, then better to just abide the law, but since they are just misleading your fellow countrymen, then there's nothing to worry.

There is a thread here just recently that mentioned monero, according to media, is also being a favorite crypto safehaven of criminals because of it's privacy.
On the part of the banks who allowed, allows and will allow any such suspicious activity should be penalized and punished.
Tighten the law restricting these activities so it will not be easy for those criminals to do it.

There was some slight mistake on my calculation from the last round. I could have win yesterday.

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Bitcoin can't generate passive income, you need to work for your income LOL, those thing that you've mentioned above are also some risk of work. Don't think that everything that you can imagine is achievable, this passive generation of income isn't true.

Put down your high hopes and dreams. And on ERC20s made from Ethereum they can't also give you passive income, some of the ERC20 tokens that have been staked lost their value, so definitely it's not a profit. Yes you got more tokens but the value is much lower than the time you started staking them.

You said sell now or you WILL regret it? Then it could also be Sell now and you will regret it.
I'm not saying that bitcoin will achieved a new ATH this time, but I do think that it can, or maybe it can reach 12k again, Last time, it sits a lot of weeks in 10-11k and went up later on. I might use that as another hope for holding some of it.

I'm not holding it for a long time though, if some signs says that it might fall later on, then I'll be considering selling it before that happens.

Always possible, in fact there are some altcoins that can be used already for making payments. But they're not dominating over Bitcoin ofcourse.
Just recently, I just happened to get bumped on conversations on reddit saying that it's a good season for altcoins, after weeks from the day I read the discussion, bitcoin just went higher.
Everone is entitled to give opinion, that's why we should not believe every speculations that they are providing.

Atleast learn, and make your own.

Hello there OP, just seen this topic, I'm actually mining on pi but thanks to this warning thread.
I become more aware and probably consider quitting from it since the "my" mined Pi will just get stucked on phase 2 if I did not pass a KYC.
And I don't prefer passing any. I wouldn't compromise my privacy just for such possible small earning.


Those social media like Facbook and Twitter, doesn't require you to pass KYCs. They are not also giving people a little bit of hope to earn from mining on their phone "offline".
On the otherhand, Pi does requiring it's users to pass their KYC forms so they can evaluate them if they are real humans or not, which is much dangerous if you really care for your privacy.
In facebook, you can just use any names and pictures, but in KYCs you can't, if you pass such form, then they already had your human data.
They already know you. Your name. Your location. Everything that is required on KYC form. So think before giving them your sensitive personal info.

Lakers just took game 2 from Denver. Anthony Davis' super  3-point clutch shot was just right hooped in the hole before the the clock ends. Wasn't expecting that he will actually make it.

A breakdown for Nuggets, they were near the victory and suddenly taken away by Davis. What a shot!

Had witnessed some of it, there was a time that it even passed 100% changed in just 24hours. Though I had always been jealous to those who risked their money to invest on those coins, I still don't prefer it, I'm not a very good risk taker just like cryptoaddictchie, so I'm avoiding it. I could observe it more, maybe sometime I find courage to take it.

I always feel good whenever I watch or read something related to animal cares, most specially if it's voluntary like yours, I always admire people like you who took care and always do care on animals. I hate those people who treats animals like a garbage, they're disgusting, my blood is boiling whenever I see humans harrasing them.

Great job on taking care of them, I always love animals, but at the moment we can't have any on our home.
Take good care of them! We know they are in good hands.☺

Same goes as mine I had experienced enough losing because of those shitcoins in crypto platforms. I regain my losses back enough also, but I'm not even planning in continuing to hold them and wait for their value to rise. As of now, I prefer selling them at a as soon as possible at a not so very good price than risking them to hold.

I'm still mesmerized to see how bitcoin grow over years, specially 10 years ago which 1USD is 1.6 billion sats, after a year became 17.9 million sats, what a massive spike!
And now currently at 9,125 sats, can we expect a 1$ to less than 1 sats of equivalence?  

I'm trusting this project but I'm not so sure.


I'm not sure if KYC is mandatory to be able to get the mined PIs that has been mined everyday. I tried commenting on their forum-like section on their mobile app but I don't get any valuable answers.
I do not prefer passing any KYC to anyone, even they do have a good trust right now, I've read that a third party will be the one who will be managing the KYC forms that has been passed by the users.

They did not took advantage on Defi since they have their own set of goals written on their whitepaper.

Our security and privacy should always be the priority. If these services and government is breaking the main reason why these such cryptocurrencies were created, then if they become successful doing it so, the Bitcoin we first known wil not be Bitcoin anymore.

I'm thinking that if the government noticed that lots of users improved their anonymity with their use of bitcoin network, they might just turn againsts on it again and maybe declare it as illegal. Or probably they might force their people who uses it to compromise their privacy through much tightened regulation of exchanges and other services involving bitcoin but not limited to it.

I'm not into it. You're idea is selfish. Any government can't provide passive income to all of it's citizens. Jus giving away free money? LOL, that will never happen so leave it and get a job rather than wishing for passivie income to arrive without doing anything.

Your country's economy will die if that will ever happen.

Deleted the comment as soon as I re-read the OP sir Hhampuz, I did not noticed that you already replied. Thanks!
That's really a way too good update, cool  
Goodluck everyone!

My Guess:
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Always good to stay keeping in touch with bitcoin investment. I'm actually stuck right now between hodling it or trade it already to an stablecoin like USDT.
Short term trading of bitcoin can't guarantee high profit, unless bitcion suddenly spiked and you're so lucky that you are checking bitcoin's current price and decided to sell it.
But that's unlikely to happen on short term trades so don't give some kinda false hope though it's possible to happen.