Those were the old good days that I've seen with them when faucets are popular and everything was sent to their wallet directly.

They've started to lose popularity when other wallets have emerged and them instead of attracting more users with easy and friendly rules, they're giving pain to their users such as experiences stated on this thread.

They did before the age of known wallets today and exchanges. I think that was 4-5 years onwards, they're one of the most known wallet since there weren't that much of wallets for bitcoin before.

Yes, it isn't an issue if you have no choice just to take your balance out from them but if the result isn't what you've expected and much worse, that really is frustrating.

I understand it now and that's your option as you're just starting out. But it's best for you to have your own developer instead of just renting out. Your own P2P exchange should run onto your own platform and you're the provider of your wallet.

It's not like that you're just going to avail a cloud service that would the thing for you. Well, that's just an opinion but hopefully you find your other option that will fit to your standards.

Yeah, it rarely happen to me and that's why whenever somebody shares those wins with small/base bets, that's really impressive to me. Rare and probably didn't happened to me even once IIRC.

Exactly, we see their winning side but we don't know how long they've been hitting those losses and that's why if someone who's happily sharing this, we should also be happy for them because they may tell the success and winning story but behind that, there's more to it on the frustration of losing more before hitting those positive numbers.

Nah, I'm not a buyer but I'm like those people who would love such as good news as this. The mainstream media are on it and it's also the day when bitcoin reached another all time high.

Yes! It's another exposure for bitcoin as those stock investors have to research and learn that this company's business is pure into cryptocurrencies and with main crypto of all, bitcoin.

That's a false promise mate. Don't say that someone can earn huge with staking daily. I'm not against the idea of staking but when you're describing it quite exaggerated, you might give inaccurate information about it to the newbies.

It's a good diversification for those who want to earn passively by just staking. But don't get the idea of earning huge daily because the only way to earn huge with it is to have a huge balance or capital and there's an APY that will determine how much you can earn the whole year which will be divided into a daily amount in parts. Because if you say that someone can earn big daily on it, that sounds like an hyip.

Those wins can really be said as lucky wins but compare to the first images that you have posted, they've won more than those. But considering that these bets are only $1 in LTC and ETH.

That's like a jackpot to me.

Not only in some countries but for every country where there are holders of it, we're all using it if it's needed for purchases that we want. It's for the application and contribution that we do because it's really made for that purpose.

They cannot, they can stop the exchanges but transactions will continue because it can be done through peer-to-peer transactions. It's useless if they will "hijack" bitcoin not unless there's an outlet that they will unplug the wire of internet connection to stop mining which will affect all of the transactions.

This wallet was very known several years ago and when there's not much of an issue about KYC.

In this case, if that's only 240k sats, they should spare it and allow that. What's with them and too hard to let go and give the person's own sats sitting on their wallet?

I would still trust a hardware wallet which is Ledger that supports staking through their wallet. They've added DOT to the list and I think they'll keep adding more coins on their list as much as they can.

https://www.ledger.com/staking

First of all, I think you shouldn't show any amount of balance from your portfolio and just blur out the total or remove it and just show the cumulative profit which is zero.

There's not that much to do here @OP but to follow this suggestion. I hope it will be okay soon.

Two games have already come to my mind. Dice and sports betting. If you can notice, there are a lot of dice sites and even some casinos that have different games, they're always including dice with them.

And for sports betting, I think there's no doubt that it's the most popular or if not, one of the most popular games that we have. Since there are sports that got back on their schedules and games, it's becoming a busy day for most sportsbooks.

Thanks for this list, this is interesting to know what cars can be bought through bitcoin and what dealers are accepting it. I'll now have another pastime to check what are the good cars to be purchased with bitcoin and just another day-dream on my end and that's fine.

I hope that these known manufacturers would expand outside of those localities and will have their dry-run or experimentation for the other countries that are bitcoin-friendly and, will have an announcement about purchasing their cars with bitcoin.

You're actually right with the growth for both markets and just recently there's a record high for both of them. For stocks, it has reached a $90-T market cap. Whilst for crypto, $2T for its entire market cap.

I'm preparing myself if ever that time comes that this high would stop and a massive correction would come. But from the looks of itself, that doesn't look happening anytime soon but if it will do, another time to endure all of the red days again in the market and time to stack some more sats.

It's a good use case if you're a beginner to try investing in crypto with the use of PayPal. But there are some points that you may want to consider if you want to purchase your crypto there.

The main one is you don't actually own when you purchase there. Why is that? they won't allow you to withdraw it from their platform. Can you think of it, buying crypto there and they will not allow you to transfer it to your own wallet?

Coinbase isn't perfect and there really are a lot of complaints and other exchanges experience it as well.

If you're from us, Binance.us will do.

Still good news, unlike some other place that doesn't allow it.

For those gamblers in Wyoming that have been gambling with fiat. They'll start to hear out cryptocurrencies as they gamble with those sportsbooks.

Those who don't want to spend cash and yet they have crypto, it's an ease for them.

If the target is $100k then $59k-$60k is a good price to get in. There will be some doubts that it could go higher if people think that $61k was the top that bitcoin can ever reach. But if we compare to the other past levels that we've met.

We've thought of the same thing that it was the peak that bitcoin can do. The market has just reached $2T in the market cap itself and this is just another milestone that shows that we're on the train that's not going to stop anytime soon.

The only crypto that the government might be interested in as their own creation was reportedly the CBDC, Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).

That's going to be a centralized cryptocurrency and the value will rely on what the government will say. We may put that in our own ledger wallets if Ledger will support it.

Is the monthly charge you're thinking about? since you're going to make your own P2P exchange, why not also hire someone that will create it for you instead of taking the service through them if you're worried about it.

In the long run, you'll save more and there will be a cut-off expense if what you are expecting comes.

It's like a company that provides services as I've read their website.

https://www.bitgo.com/

Not that making more, investing to a bankroll needs time to make money and it's not that what you think as easy as what you say. It requires time for you to make with that feature.

Fun, investment, making money with gambling, yes, all of those things depends on how the gambler will make his money and put it into purpose.