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3161  Economy / Gambling / Re: FORTUNEJACK.COM |Deposit 777 play with 1777 mBTC |Live Casino, Slots, Betting on: August 14, 2020, 08:42:46 PM
Ronaldo is not bad now but have you seen people like Maldini at 40? Amazing.
Yeah, but Maldini never had to have a 3 month break from football at age 40 and come back like nothing happened, hence why I too think it is really not all that easy to bring those old bodies to a regular level once again when they didn't play football for such a long time.

There is also the fact that if you are older, you are "usually" wiser as well, so if you go into a break you do not just sit at home and eat cheetos all day, you are a professional player and you end up practicing a lot more at home, do cardio a lot harder, work out 8 hours a day with breaks and work every part of your body, while young ones are trying to break the social distance barrier and have a little fun because they are not usually too serious and just come back a lot less in shape.
3162  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Will Dex's Dominate the Cex's in near future? on: August 13, 2020, 08:15:49 PM
I do not think so. Places like binance offers a lot more than just freedom or centralization, they are providing you with a system that works so well and such a high volume that people would have hard time moving to another place until it has a huge volume as well but since they are not moving until they see it, others do the same and that causes the DEX to not have that much of a volume and that is why people keep not moving there.

Certainly DEX could be bigger than what they are right now, that is a total possibility because they are going to get better and better, however at the same time more money will go into crypto meaning there would be an increase in DEX but there will be an even bigger increase in the CEX as well. That is why I think CEX will always stay as the kings.
3163  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Investing In Crypto Genuine Better Than Trading Forex on: August 13, 2020, 06:48:33 PM
I do not agree that forex could be any worse than crypto, after all they are both stuff that are very volatile, however the forex one is so dangerous and so slow to move that you have to use a high leverage in order to make any meaningful profit, take a look at dollar and euro parity, you will see that there is such a slow movement that you can't just buy euro as an American and hope to make a profit (or dollar for a European) straight up, you have to leverage it to high levels in order to profit from it and that means if you are wrong you are going to lose your money very quickly.

On contrary to that in crypto if you do invest into it directly and buy bitcoins and hold, you could double your money, even triple it. However if you were to leverage bitcoin that would have been same risk as well.
3164  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: which is a good option?? Trade or Hodl on: August 13, 2020, 03:30:29 PM
Holding is definitely better, in the long run if you are holding you are going to profit, obviously I am talking about bitcoin here and not some small coin, that could go down and never come back, but bitcoin will always go high in the end, even if it goes low in between, for example I believe it will be over $20k once again eventually as well.

So, I would say hold, hold like your life is depending on it because in some cases it actually might, I had some bitcoin way before 2017 and during those peak times I had some hard times and my family went through something not so nice and I had to pay for it, now I could have taken out a debt and pay them that way and pay the debt back slowly, but you know what I did?

Sold at the peak (lucky for me, people thought it was going even higher) and never had to have a debt. So hold until you absolutely need to, it worths it.
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3166  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🎲EarnBet.io - $50 FREE Bitcoin Sign Up Bonus Right Now! 🎲Provably Fair 🎲BTC ₿ on: August 12, 2020, 02:20:01 PM
^^ I agree that there is a specific collectibles on blockchain could be valuable and this is a quite big step to do marvel stuff and so forth in the future, however what I learned from cryptokitties is that they tell you it is going to be limited so you better buy it and after that they just keep printing more and more new stuff, and they defend themselves by saying "they are not printing the old ones, they were limited, these are different new stuff" but that still drops the price.

I would say blockchain collectible situation could only be proper without a centralized organization, any organization that can print new things whenever they want would ruining the whole idea and that is why I am not in favor of investing into them anymore, back in the day I was interested for a while but all of my cats lost value when they printed new stuff.
3167  Economy / Gambling / Re: Stake 3 Out Now!!! 🚀 🎰 🏀 ⚾ 🏈 🎾 🥊 🎲 on: August 12, 2020, 12:54:12 PM

This reminds me of a raffle by freebitco.in. Did anyone really won a lambo there? Or people are still trying their luck with that faucet, buying lottery tickets?

Why do everyone raffle lambos, and not porsche or ferrari? Smiley And why exactly these kind of models? Urus looks more practical, yes still expensive imho.

Yes, there was a winner there and he even held an AMA. But he opted for the 200 grand over the Lambo for obvious reasons.
Well, I would say picking 200k over lambo makes sense a lot, plus there is a 4% yearly interest rate there as well as long as you keep your money in there. Speaking of which, why doesn't stake have that? Plus stake could literally have proof of stake coins that could allow people to deposit to stake and also stake their coins, would be perfect for the name as well.

I am sure there are tons of people who would like to both gamble here, stake their coins here, also get interest for their bitcoins here all at the same time, stake as a huge company should be able to pull off something like that, it would help them get a lot more people to not just gamble but also deposit as well, if one place can do it stake should be able to do it as well with how big they are and how much money they make.
3168  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin will touch the high price in 2020? on: August 05, 2020, 06:00:33 PM
Halving does effect bitcoin price a bit but people are overreacting on how much it does, by the looks of it miners didn't cared about the fall of their rewards because they could just spike up the transaction costs. Many places now charges you about 5-10 bucks just to withdraw your money because the miners are charging the same amount of bitcoin they used to while bitcoin price goes up and they even charge more to make it very quick as well.

So, basically they are not worried about "lack of income" from the halving, because they found another method they could make their money hence why halving didn't change the price like we all imagined it would. In any case we should be looking at somewhere between $15k-$20k if you ask me, I am not expecting something huge.
3169  Economy / Economics / Re: Does Bitcoin Need To Scale on: August 04, 2020, 04:45:43 PM
There is a very limited amount of bitcoin to be mined, so miners are really working towards making a small amount of money each time and they are spending a ton of money to make that bitcoin, hence why they are trying to make their profit from the miner fee's which is causing all of this.

What needs to be done is not the transactions getting cheaper because that would basically be the result but not the solution, but to make sure that difficulty drops a ton and in order to drop difficulty this many people shouldn't be mining. If there was only a few places mining with few equipment, it would be actually faster, not because it is faster to calculate, but because there is no difficulty at all which means you constantly mine blocks back to back. In order to do that we need to make sure miners lose money and quit mostly.
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3171  Economy / Gambling / Re: bustabit – The original crash game on: July 27, 2020, 08:30:04 PM
Hey my Bustabit username is Loophole121 , I  joined Bustabit and when i was registering i clicked the "I don’t want a way to recover my account. If I forget my password, please lock my account permanently." option because i thought that i was able to make my own password on the next page not seeing that they have already given me a preset password that i didnt copy down.This was completely my fault but i could've sworn Bustabit didn't require password to withdraw back then so i didn't think much of it.

I was wondering if i could seek some assistance from the creator of the game on this thread to manually reset my password. If requested i can request proof that it is indeed my account , i have the IP address that was used to create the account on a ss and i also can take a picture of my Bitcoin wallet that i deposited from.

I still have access to the account but i just cannot withdraw anything without the password i dont have , i currently only have 18k bits in the account but there's no point in playing if i cannot withdraw any of the bits. May i please get some assistance so i can continue playing. I've contacted support about this already but i wasn't sure if that was going to reach them. I've heard of many cases of people being able to reset your password back then but i also heard that there's a new owner to the site.
I feel like everyone should actually read those fine prints when they are registering, be careful about what you are doing, this is a financial matter and if you are not careful you could actually lose all of your money. You have only 18k bits and that is fine and all but what if you had tens of bitcoin involved? That would have been catastrophic and you couldn't recover it and that would be the end of it.

I think devans will definitely help you out if he can, as long as he is capable of helping he has always helped everyone so far and never seen him left anyone without any help, but that doesn't mean he can, we don't know if he can, maybe what you did was an automatic thing and he can't help it even if he wants to? I don't know if that is the case but you should be more careful next time.
3172  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: ChainLink - Sell or Hold for some more time? on: July 22, 2020, 06:43:31 PM
What do guys think of ChainLink's long term price prediction? Do you recommend, if someone bought it @ $1.5 better to sell and buy back at correction? Worried, What if there is no correction?
Bought at $1.5? When? How you managed to get know about chainlink at those early stages? I am really need slap on my head for not caring about this speculation board more often. It would have been really a great opportunity if I came to know about chainlink and its potential of reaching 0.001BTC levels (I am sorry I do not bother about the USD values when speculating about altcoins in general). I guess you must need to keep holding rather than trying for selling to buy back.

Otherwise, you may try to risk only 40% of your holding for that "sell-and-buy-back" strategy. Are you following any of technical analysis to figure out possible support and resistance levels to make use of? Because, now you are trying to trade chainlink from being an investor of it. Hence, it would be highly advisable to go and checking technical analysis before you are about to sell your holding. This may help avoid regretting any possible of missing out price gaps.

I expect chainlink may hit 0.001BTC in coming days for sure. I plan to buy but when I started watching it it started falling down from 0.00096BTC to 0.00074BTC. Still watching to buy with the target of 0.001BTC.
3173  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Elon Musk trolls DogeCoin and it’s prices rises? on: July 22, 2020, 05:57:27 PM
Fortunately or accidentally, dogecoin is continuously getting into limelight. I guess it will be too good for entire crypto space because whenever a new investor getting on board but only with the intention of investing into dogecoins, I'm expecting such people will get into bitcoins as well over the time when they start realizing about the potential of this crypto space. So, it is really surprising me that many good things are happening around crypto space nowadays.

First one was tiktok-dogecoin challenge and then notorious twitter hack of high level people and its BTC doubling scams and then now Elon musk's doge mention in his tweet. My instinct tells about possible mass adoption of cryptos which might be leading them into mainstream usage for day today life. Let's wait and watch by filling bags Cheesy.
3174  Economy / Gambling / Re: 💸✨JacksClub.io|Anonymous Gambling for Crypto Players!|Amazing VIP Rewards ✨💸 on: July 22, 2020, 04:52:15 PM
They have also mentioned that they would have some sort of store for the JCC as well and you can pay with that. It is definitely just a faucet money that you should not consider anything but instead of giving 1-10 satoshi that you most probably won't turn into anything and limit you because you may lose it too quickly and can't claim right away, they are just giving away made up money so that you could constantly keep trying and having fun if you do not even deposit.

When the store comes, you could actually aim it at something once again as well, that way you would be basically making a profit on that free bet that you are doing, even though the money wouldn't worth anything in fiat, it could be more like bonus points that you could spend on stuff instead of being able to withdraw.
3175  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 2020 NBA Season on: July 22, 2020, 04:09:39 PM
Alex Caruso's sister had a wedding and Alex didn't even go to that because he was afraid people would be too close without masks and there would be some trouble with it and he opt in for staying in the bubble. I think Lakers are taking things very very seriously, from whatever we heard they are really just focusing on the title very much, they know that they do not have anyone important missing and with the roster they have they might be basically the best team in the league renaming right now.

I feel that is going to make a difference as well, it is going to be like Lakers versus all other teams with missed players. I am 99% sure everyone will come back in not bad shape but playing a game is different and that is why there could be more injuries. If Lakers could stay away from injuries they are certainly my favorite right now.
3176  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What's your favorite crypto for gambling? on: July 22, 2020, 03:14:27 PM
Even I'm not considering any of crypto as my favorite one to gamble with, I am always gambling only with bitcoin for obvious reasons. For the same risk I am taking, I'm just looking for bigger benefits. This is possible only with bitcoin as of now because of its higher value. The next high value asset is ethereum but by rough calculations, it is some 40x lower than bitcoin in value which means if I gamble with ethereum then I am diminishing my chances for hitting big money by 40 times with respect to my emotional time and effort factors.

I'm considering here only the possibility of getting addicted to gambling when I am gambling and time and energy required for my gambling and definitely not the value of base bet Cheesy.
3177  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: It's ok if your profits are less on: July 22, 2020, 02:01:27 PM
As long as we don't greedy to chase the profit, we can be safe to manage the money that we used for trading. I am sure that with the profit that we got from trading, we can have more and more bitcoin, especially if we can make a profit, no matter how much the amount. It is normal to feel unsatisfied with the profit that we got, but that is a process that every trader must get. We will have the time to make a big profit, especially if the bull run comes, and every coin that we make can give us a big profit.
Other than being greedy, there are other multiple reasons why people are looking for big profits or keep waiting for more profits; technical support must be one of them. When you are carefully following all your technical signals like you are always exiting at stoploss as per your technical analysis then there will be nothing wrong to be waiting to reach the target price levels as per what your technical analysis suggesting regardless of hating to wait and not being greedy here.

I mean when everything as the technical analysis then being greedy about having more profits which is supported by technical analysis should not be considered as a greedy act. But, when we are going as per technical things then we also should work on keeping stoploss in short so that we will not lose what we have already get into the profit side. It means that stoploss levels also should be based on technical analysis which should be on trailing basis.
3178  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Testing crypto trading bots with real investments - check out the results on: July 22, 2020, 10:18:21 AM
  • The bots that I have tested with no luck to get any good results: TradeSanta and Quadency
  • The only bot that I am happy with and keep running: Bitsgap
  • The bot that I am currently testing: Cryptohopper
These 4 bots are from different developers or from same company or based on same strategy? Or are you the developer of these bots ?
I mean could you please explain why you have chosen particularly these 4 bots when there are 100+ bots are available to trade with crypto and forex exchanges.

Your results on awesome as per those screenshots but it would be somehow helpful to go deep with your experiments if you suggest any method to verify them. I am aware of "investor mode" in MT4 platforms for the same purposes. Are you aware of anything similar to that to check and verify those bot's performances?

In some sense, you are just doing "self-evaluating" those bots as bots are not familiar. So, any alternate method makes your progress more interesting for those bot enthusiastic like me Smiley.
3179  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How I use machine learning to pick my crypto portfolio on: July 22, 2020, 08:31:51 AM
I hate going through clickbait links. If you really care about this community then you must include your article as an optional for those who do not mind visiting external links. This is not the right place for trying to monetize your contents. Intentionally driving traffic from this forum is a neg-able offence as per DT level community guidelines if I remember correctly what I learned lately.


Machine learning is what we are already enjoying in the name of artificial intelligence based bots and its based trading. When people are already moved into a level of making trading decision with the help of AI bots, I guess managing a portfolio with the help of those bots will not be a big thing. (I have seen many people are claiming that this human race has not achieved up to the level of artificial intelligence but so far only machine learning has been achieved and you are seeming honest up to that level Wink.)
3180  Economy / Economics / Re: Very strange most people like to buy with bitcoin , but using altcoins very few on: July 21, 2020, 11:23:07 PM
I would say if you are doing something a bit more high tech or if you are doing basically crypto related stuff but not towards newbies, just focus on the veterans of the crypto space, you will see that they ask you about other payment options as well.

I personally have sold something in crypto related world before and I was getting paid in crypto, whenever someone was rich or knew what he was doing, they ended up asking for a lot of options, they wanted to pay with so many different things, all together I switched to coinpayments.net so that they could pick whatever they want and I could get paid in bitcoin, but if they are new and novice they didn't really focus on that part, if I told them it was x amount of btc they would pay that, if I told them x amount of eth they would pay that too, payment currency wasn't really a deal to them.
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