When people discuss Bitcoin's price, sometimes they tell that some price will never be seen again, because the market will be so bullish in the future, that even new bottoms will be higher than that price. The only way it won't hold true is if Bitcoin will be truly dying, but there's absolutely no reason to think that it will happen as of now.

So, let's predict what price will never be seen again! I think we won't see anything lower than $5,700 ever again, and the next few weeks is the last opportunity for bearish movements that can bring Bitcoin to below $6,000.

I know people in this subection are probably going to be against this sort of rhetoric, though I know that most people here are avid gamblers. Which is fine, though there is a problem that arises when you gamble all the time -- you're not going to be making any money, and all you're doing is losing.

Wouldn't you much rather invest in the bankroll of a gambling website, so you'd be able to make some money off of people like you?

I do understand that there is risk in giving other people access to your BTC (or whatever coin you choose) though that same risk is present when you gamble and put coins on the platform.

In other words: Hey, we accept ads from anyone. You might advertise a banned product but we'll only take it down after somebody reported you. Take care guys.

We don't.

Every new exchange has one ultimate goal in mind - make some money for the creators. Some try to do that legitimately, but unfortunately the vast majority resort to shady and unscrupulous activities and behavior to do so, be that faking their volumes, faking their trades, insider trading, pumping and dumping, exit scamming, selling your data, the list goes on. "Launching a new exchange" and IEOs seem to have partly replaced "launching a new token" and ICOs as the fastest and easiest way for scammers to lure in unsuspecting newbies.

For your own safety, you should be sticking to the large, reputable, and well known exchanges, although even then your safety isn't guaranteed.

I'm interested in hiring someone to make a faucet type website for me, which includes all the needed settings for sending payments, etc. Now I would like to know which language is the best so I can find the best dev for it. Also if someone created one or knows about them, how long should it take and how much would the price be, approximately since I'm running a little low on cash now that I've used it for several other projects. 

Hi,

over one year ago I had to switch my Nvidia 1060 3GB GPUs from Ethereum to Ravencoin. Was a good decision I think and mined a lot.
Since 2 months now RVN difficulty exploded. (Does anyone know the reason?)

So I think I should switch to another coin again now.
Which one would you suggest for my old GPUs?

Can you believe that losses from the theft of crypto from exchanges due to fraud hit $1.2B?

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-crypto-currency-fraud/cryptocurrency-thefts-fraud-hit-1-2-billion-in-first-quarter-report-idUSKCN1S62P3

I still can't wrap my mind around why people wouldn't want to have compliance with AML and KYC to better help that this doesn't happen

The fact that the owner is giving any advance notice of closing down the site is good, considering the owner could've easily just closed down shop and taken everybody's funds. I'm glad blender isn't doing that, but there's obviously going to be people that don't get their money out in time. Hopefully no significant amount of funds are left on the site before it closes down.

Still a good reminder that you should always keep funds in storage in a place where you control the private keys, though.

Just last year in 2018, Japan managed to clear the legal hurdles to obtain their Integrated Resort (IR) which is a nomenclature for casino resorts.

The Integrated Resort project refers to a comprehensive entertainment complex that incorporates facilities like shopping malls, theaters, hotels and theme parks. These types of resorts should be ready and developed by 2025 also thanks to the Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

 In addition to being a potential hot spot for casinos, Japan is also a very attractive destination for international visitors. Based on the reports from Japan’s National Tourism Organization, Japan welcomed nearly 16 million visitors in the first half of 2018, which is up 16% from last year!

Given the importance of the region, there will be a Japan Gaming Congress being held on May 16-17, 2019 at the Conrad Tokyo in Japan.

Source: Is Japan the Next Big Hot Spot Destination for iGaming Operators?


Is there anyone among you from Japan? Can you tell us about the situation of the gambling industry in the country as of the present? Or perhaps can you tell us if you agree with the idea that Japan is set to become a big hot spot iGaming destination?

Expect on it,whenever theres a bonus there would be always a wagering requirement which is 30-50x usually on slots but thats for 100%
but for 200% bonus then it would be possibly on insanely 100x wager requirement.For sites design its quite attractive.

I’ve escrowed a few domain name sales here that sold up into the high 5 digits.

Hey guys,,, hope everything is fine and well, I have a tiny issue to ask, if anyone can help.

I use the autoplay function for dice, and it is always what I use since I started but in the past 2 days, the rolls seem to stop after a certain time. It used to just run until I stopped. My setting is unlimited. But when I check after a few thousand rolls it needs to be clicked Start again. It is not a big problem, of course. Any ideas?

Over the past 30 years, salary never goes up, I know because I saw the salary today is same as my first salary 30 years ago, I’m not disclosing my age, so don’t be too paranoia, but the price of everything goes up thru the roof, the only person who salary goes up are (ikr, salary must kept secret because it is case sensitive, don’t tell anyone else!), ok, enough rant! Try to tell your kids to work for a salary in the future, I think they could barely afford a piece of beard!!

End of story! Ciao!