I'm planning on buying some miners very soon, going to buy some Antminer S9's and maybe also an altcoin rig.
It's going to be one of the largest investments I've done in my life, but I have cheap electricity, so it should work out.

That must have been some pretty phenomenal rates you were getting
For me it takes ages to reach that kind of affiliate earnings, even with 40 referrals.

Better not gamble it all though.

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Yeah, this poll doesn't mean anything, such clickbait that title...
I'd bet some money that Amazon would probably accept Bitcoin before Alibaba, especially because China and Bitcoin don't seem to get along very well from time to time.

I wouldn't generalize too much, there are enough honest developers who would jump on an opportunity like this.
VISA isn't going to settle for just any random developer and they'll make it worth his while, you can be sure of that.

Besides, the pool of people with blockchain expertise is getting larger and larger.

Here in Belgium there are around 50 casino's I think, most of them are fairly small gaming halls with a different kind of license than larger casino's.
There are around 5 really big casino's that I know of, pretty far away from where I live though.

I agree that people shouldn't use the word scam without giving a somewhat decent explanation for it, but I certainly wouldn't go as far to implement a rule for it.
What do you mean by proof btw? I think it should be enough if they just give an reason why they think it's a scam.

He's only been a member for almost a month though, so he just got lucky with variance
In theory, it should even out the longer he plays, but it's also possible that he'll stay in profit ofc.

Also interesting, there are a lot of ETH investments on Crypto-Games now, which allow you to make some pretty large bets, in that sense it's definitely 'easier' to get into decent profit by making just a few bets and getting really lucky. I hope my explanation is somewhat correct here.

Yeah, I would even go as far to avoid such sites from the start, since you can almost be sure that they aren't serious about their brand.
I just hope that no-one ever goes to that website thinking it's from the same owners as Crypto-games.net.

Uhm what? How did you come to the conclusion that it's better to use an online wallet if you're going to make transactions on a daily basis?
Security aside, a desktop wallet is arguably much better for daily transactions.

You will never have any downtime, you don't need to log-in before making transactions and most desktop wallets are even easier to use than online wallets (imo).

Wow, didn't realize that they were that valuable at this time, kinda lost interest in Gamecredits a few years ago.

This is actually something that you can show to people who are afraid of investing into crypto-currency because they think they've missed the boat.
I'm certain that there are other altcoins today that are going to blow up in the future.

Makes me want to buy a bunch of really obscure ones and just forget about them

I would personally try to minimize the risk by trying to keep the fiat funds on the exchange for as little time as possible.
If I understand you correctly, he wants to leave the fiat on the exchange for some time and buy just at the right time?

I'd calculate how long it would take exactly for your money to appear on the exchange after depositing and just do the deposit when it's almost time to buy the Bitcoin, so the money is basically only a few days on the exchange instead of maybe weeks or months.

It's better to pay a bit too much for those Bitcoins than taking a bigger risk of losing the fiat on the exchange.
I don't care how safe a certain exchange is, bad things can always happen.

Damn, that must have been one hell of a win if you were able to buy that much stuff for yourself and your family.

I've also made a few very big win the past week, well very big for me, since I usually don't wager too much ( around 100 euros per deposit).
In total, I've won around 1800 euros and spent most of hit on a holiday with my partner.

I guess it would be a good to go with the gaming PC option if you're just looking into it for testing and as a hobby, if it doesn't really work out, you indeed still have the gaming pc. Whereas if you had just built a dedicated mining rig, you'd be at a total loss if you decided that mining wasn't for you.

One other thing though, how much value does it really retain as a gaming pc after you've used it for mining for, say, a year or more?

I'm pretty sure he was just talking about the website's name, which is the same as crypto-games.net and yes it is pretty misleading.
I'm guessing they just wanted some of the success of Crypto-Games.net, which was the first one to use that name.

I personally try to stay away from ICO's as much as possible, but that's just a preference.
Only investing in coins that are truly open and decentralized, such as Bitcoin, Litecoin etc.

I mean, investing in an ICO could work out for you, but I prefer the other approach.

Just be careful, some sites don't allow you to have a second account, even when you're not using it for malicious purposes.
I would always thoroughly check the rules on every site you plan to play on and/or ask in chat or mail their support.

Blockchain mentions that this transaction is a double spend...

OP, you didn't receive this as a payment for something, right?

I still play some Minecraft, usually on Tekkit servers though, not that much vanilla these days, I got kinda sick of it.
Pretty sure that Bitquest is the only server that uses BTC as the in game currency.

Their website is still up, so I think it still exists? Or not?

Have there actually been any big ETH thefts recently? I don't think that I've seen any news about any thefts of that scale recently.
I feel that 1. could also be possible, or I would add that he might think that he knows something?

I personally wouldn't mind if ETH got down against, I think it's way overvalued atm.