Yesterday, my mom did a general cleaning on my room and when she's done, I saw the recovery phrase of my Trezor hardware wallet on the garbage can which I placed on my computer table, I also have that same copy on my wallet but still can't stop myself to tremble in fear to lose that piece of paper. I didn't told her about it to avoid more argument because she wouldn't still understand what it is. This is what I've been scared about when people say to write your recovery phrases on a piece of paper instead of storing it online.

I would like to know how others keep these secret phrases if the people in your house are not really knowledgeable in crypto. Would it be safe if I store it online but the file is encrypted and password protected?

It is a mandatory requirement for some of the signature campaign related to casino so it's obvious that people will mostly post here to qualify for week's payment. If they remove that requirement or decrease it to maybe 5 then posts here should also be fewer. Some campaigns also pays more when you post on these boards making people to post here more often.

This is what I don't get to people, they are afraid to do KYC but they almost expose their whole life on social media. As long as the casino is reputable and you don't have criminal records that could alert the authorities then it should not be a problem complying on their rules. Criminals can't just use your identity if you limit what you post on the internet. Casino's usually just ask for your complete name, address, and a valid id to prove it. I don't think that is enough for someone to use your identity for their bad intentions.

Most casino give you a url link to access your camera and take a selfie so it's really not possible for someone to edit their picture first, apply a watermark then submit it. We should also be wary of what information we provide on those trusted platforms. If they ask too much info then we should think twice if it's really safe to comply. For me, a valid ID, complete name and address are already enough to complete the KYC requirement.

As far as I know, binance also requires some amount as listing fee. They didn't disclose how much it was but according to the link below, it can be any amount as long as the team behind the project is comfortable with it. There are also some tips there that maybe can help betfury team to work with binance to list their coin on their platform.

https://www.binance.com/en/blog/from-cz/binance-listing-tips-from-cz-421499824684902218

As much as possible, never take a loan just because you have a source of guaranteed win on a sportsbook. You just only win once and you already feel like it is your ticket to become a millionaire. Test your source for atleast 10 times with your own money and come back here to tell us its result. You're just digging your own grave if you really feel that you should take a loan just to gamble it.

We are in bear market so this is not likely to happen anytime soon.


Did you really experience that kind of daily profit in trading? Even if you trade shitcoins which that gain is possible, it's impossible for someone to spot which coin will pump like that consistently.


Like I said, we are in bear market so don't expect for crypto to go parabolic like what happened last year during bull run. Binance is currently the biggest exchange so if the same coin will pump on a different exchange, I'm sure the price of that coin will quickly follow.

No one can answer your two question. It's like predicting if there will be a storm coming tomorrow or not. What you can do during this bear season is just to accumulate as much as you can to prepare for the next bull cycle. With the economic crisis going on, I don't think we've already hit the bottom and crypto will start to recover soon. Bear market has just started and usually last for more than a year.

Hindi ban sa bansa natin ang pinakamalaking exchange ngayon which is binance kaya mas pipiliin pa din ng mga kababayan natin na doon magtrade kesa sa coins pro. Medyo risky din kung ikaw ay isang whale na magtrade sa coins pro platform dahil malalaman ng company na ikaw ay may ganun kalaking halaga at maari nilang silipin at i-freeze ang iyong account hanggat di ka makakapagprovide ng sapat na patunay kung saan galing ang pera na yun.

You only pertained to a specific type of gambling which is sports betting. It is very different from slots, baccarat, and other type of games you can find on a casino or gambling website that heavily relies on luck in order to win.

Trading can also be considered gambling for me if someone trades without enough knowledge. Like some people that do leverage trading just because it can give you huge return. They don't realize how risky it is and how quick they can lose money with just small volatility.

Phishing attempts are not just in the form of url links. Some can be a form of email message saying that your account like for example bank account is being locked and needs you to verify your information to avoid it. Banks will never ask for your private information via email, if you think it's legit then it would be better to go to their physical branch near your place.

Enabling multiple layer of security like 2fa will also help your account to be more secure. If you accidently click on a phishing link, the hacker can't easily access your account as it needs a verification from your device or email first.

Thanks for the opportunity icopress.

You've become one of the reputable campaign manager on this forum.

Looking forward to work with you again on the future and wishing you more campaigns to come. 

I saw a video before that a food store that only sells on a sports stadium learned that their business has still a lot of room to grow. If not because of pandemic, they wouldn't know that they have more potential customers if they market their product online. When they promoted it and got popular, the owner said it helped them a lot to survive the pandemic and not close his business.

I don't believe in such practices that some religion do to keep away from bad luck. Whatever ritual you do, if your not lucky that time then there is no one to blame. If you are to win some amounts that day, your belief has nothing to do with it but instead it is your fate that it will happen. You'll just end up being disappointed if you follow too much rituals and still not able to win anything.

If you've experience a bear market already before, you will easily overcome the tempt of selling under this current market condition. You know that it will go up again and all you need to do is ignore the fuds and accumulate as much you can before this market cycle ends. If those big personalities are buying then this is also an opportunity for small investors to become a millionaire on the next bull run.

I've been following your previous threads and all I can say is continue to be a great advocate for bitcoin and blockchain technology. It's very rare for someone to use his own money to educate those young children, wishing you more strength so you can teach more students in coming school years. Let's hope that someone there will follow your footstep and continue what you did for the future generations.

If people can spot the bottom then people will stop buying a crypto and just wait for the price to crash which is very impossible. Instead of waiting for the bottom, why not do DCA or dollar-cost-averaging. Divide your investment to many portions like 3 to 5 and set a target price to where you want to buy. By doing this, you also reduce the risk of losing your investment instantly in a single dump.

We are in a bear market right now so if price reaches that in the coming weeks I expect to have more selling pressure. It's too early to say that bull run will begin again because of the threat of recession and inflation rate keeps rising so more people would liquidate their assets to survive in the economic crisis that many countries are currently experiencing. If price reaches those soon, it could be a good time to take profit or cutloss and wait for the market to dump again.

I'm also surprised that Japan isn't on the list even though they are one of the most advance country in terms of technology. But I think criteria for choosing crypto-friendly economy on OP is for countries where their government acknowledge the use crypto as a form currency or investment and people there are more educated about it. Even if the country that we live is not on the list, the OP is already a good start that other countries will adopt cryptocurrencies soon.

Using a non-custodial people is really better for holding cryptocurrencies but there are people who still choose to keep them on CEX because they are afraid to lose the seed phrase of their wallet and not able to recover the assets anymore. We know that there are some investors who are only in for profit, they don't bother transferring it to other wallet because they are confident of the exchange's reputation.