Its a lot harder to succeed when users knew their coins will end up being a donation. The word donation isn't good for a gambler. A gambler is not that stupid to just give way coins in hope that he'd be picked randomly and win the amount contributed.

I really think gambling in crypto had matured so much that almost all idea are already exploited from simple dice to sports betting down and then to dividends distribution of tokenized casinos.

This topic should just get locked, no idea why in the world ardhies would bump this topic which is over 6 months old but if he took the time and read a few pages up, he would see that the original poster decided to not go forward with this idea


Most likely from what I can recall, he wanted to give away free crypto in return would display advertisements. After research he probably determined that he would make little money from those advertisements and decided not to go forward.

Who are these Global elite?  

Its not going to be destroyed what ever they are going to do if there really is a plan. But I think by creating a new standard and not honoring USD will bring that plan to life but not destroy it.  If by chance in the next 100 years China dominates and continues to be an economic giant, YUAN will probably replace USD as the global currency.  Digital Yuan rather

I am afraid they have, not just the rights but also the privilege. Crypto is not owned by anyone. It is not registered as a trade mark of any company or business. In fact, the codes are open to the public. Everyone can copy it, change a little here and there, and they have their own version of cryptocurrency. That is also something the very powerful central banks can easily do.

Stablecoins haven't got any plans to kill the USD. Neither have normal cryptocurrencies.

The aim of stablecoins is to surf on the popularity of the USD and to pretend that their coin is just the digital version of the USD.

As soon as the Americans create their own digital version of the USD, stablecoins will all die.

Basically,  Bitcoin is invented not to destroy anything. For me it is more about an option to be your own bank, control your own money and be totally free. Regarding the creation of stable coins through partnership with government, IMO it is a business and the pressure of law. I do believe most of people here love to talk about investment, money, profit from Bitcoin and decentralized products, so they are. They think can make money easier by working with government, under the government's law, and it is their choice.

My main problem with crypto merchants is a lot of the time they charge more than paying with your local currency, like it's some type of honour.

Sometimes it's because they don't have the same markets, but other times they just glue it on top and hope you won't notice or care.

If I compare a price for a flight from London to New York on January 23rd -27th it's $377 on Cheapair or the BTC equivalent. Booking direct on the same flight it's $341.

I'm happy to pay the same price. I sure as shit am not paying more.