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381  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Why do coaches get sacked over poor performance of players? on: February 09, 2024, 08:24:12 PM
I have followed various sporting activities and I noticed something that hardly make complete sense to me and that is the rationale behind firing a coach when the players do perform poorly. What drew my attention to this is a news flash about Jose Mourinho's case in Roma. According to the article, Mourinho left Roma angry and feeling betrayed by the players. Is it even possible that players will intentionally lose matches because they want their coach out at the expense of their own careers? If this is true, why will the club management reprimand the coach and not the players? I know some people will argue that the coach is the leader of the team and should be responsible for building the unity and love the team need to play in high morale, but in a case the players happen to have hated the coach and have decided to lose matches as punishment for their coach, is it right to fire the coach?
It's the coach's fault when players perform poorly, coaches play a significant role in forming good teams, Mourinho is the perfect example of that, he is the coach who can make a team with weak players play well. He won the Champions League with Porto in 2004, he won many trophies with average teams and he made history in Porto and Inter. This proves that coach has a huge influence on the team and its performance.
By the way, it is pitiful to see Mourinho getting sacked from Roma. Roma won the first major European tournament in their history, they won the Conference League with the help of Jose Mourinho. How can they sack this man? Many times football management goes blind and doesn't fix the problem, instead, they worsen the problem. Mourinho is not the coach that any team, especially Roma, has to sack.
382  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Struggle now to invest in Bitcoin for a bright future. on: February 08, 2024, 11:47:49 AM
Many of us know about Bitcoin. But due to a lack of funds, we regret about Bitcoin investment. Many people, particularly those from low-income families, regret when we can't invest in Bitcoin. Though we can't solve this problem, we can struggle to achieve our goal. For our daily needs, we must need money to survive. Sometimes we spend money on unnecessary things. So we can avoid spending unnecessary money because we can survive without it. And we can start investing in Bitcoin with that money. We have to find a solid income source, even if it is small. So we can go ahead with our bitcoin investment. If we struggle now, we may build a bright future. Even students could save some money from their daily spending and invest in Bitcoin.
I have met many people who wish they have invested in Bitcoin but at the same time are sceptical about investing in Bitcoin. In 2016 I was suggesting to many people in my relative-hood and friends to invest in Bitcoin because this currency is going to grow because of its unique possibilities, p2p transaction ability, blockchain technology and etc but no one was taking my words seriously, all of them were telling me that Bitcoin is a scam project, a pyramid that would fall soon and everyone will lose their money.
Now I tell them again to invest before it's too late and their response is it's already high and will fall soon. Years go and I can't still convince people that Bitcoin is not a scam and is one of the best currency for investment but they prefer to save dollars.

Personally I have always been trying to invest as much in Bitcoins as possible. For example, I would say no to holiday, fun and alcohol with friends and would invest that money in Bitcoin because my approach this - I can buy 1 beer today but if I save it in bitcoin, one year later I'll be able to buy 5.
383  Economy / Gambling / Re: 1XBIT.COM ᐉ 7 BTC WB ᐉ Altcoin Betting ᐉ no KYC ᕗ Instant payouts on: February 08, 2024, 10:41:42 AM
I just wish that the other gamblers (the new and the old ones) who haven't been scammed by the 1xbit yet, should not try to deposit and play at 1xbit. I wonder if people can see the reviews of gambling sites, before playing.
They definitely can find trustworthy reviews of this scam site if they are willing to do some research before depositing their funds. Problem here is that most people are very lazy due to which they directly invest without doing any research.

This is how 1xbit continues making money and staying afloat despite the rising negative criticism against them.
Just try and Google word - 1xbit.
The search result will look like this for me and I assume it will look like this for you too:
1st - 1xbit1.com
2nd - 1xbit.com
3rd - 1xbit.global
4th - 1xbit.icu

Personally I can say that even if I didn't know whether 1xbit is a scam or not, after seeing so many different domains in search results, I wouldn't risk playing on any of them. I even think that 1xbit intentionally has created many phishing websites to scam as much people as possible.
384  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Cashless Socity and Contribution of Bitcoin! on: February 08, 2024, 10:01:16 AM
At a recent time some of the organization and basically some legendary people try to launch "Cashless system" which transactions are conducted electronically. without the need for physical currency such as coins or banknotes. In a cashless society or economy people rely on electronic forms of payment such as credit cards, debit cards, mobile payment apps, and online banking transfers (EFT) to make purchases, pay bills and conduct financial transactions. This trend has become increasingly popular with the advent of digital technology and the widespread adoption of electronic payment methods.

Bitcoin becomes the primary medium of exchange replacing physical cash entirely. Several obstacles would need to be overcome for this to happen such as Bitcoin would need widespread adoption as a means of payment.

Bitcoin's current transaction throughput is limited compared to traditional payment systems like Visa or Master card. Should be improvement of Lightning Network. Governments and regulatory bodies may pose challenges to Bitcoin becoming the primary medium of exchange due to concerns about control, taxation, and compliance with anti-money laundering (AML). Even to be know customer (KYC) regulations.
A powerful infrastructure supporting Bitcoin transactions would need to be in place.

Hopefully it's possible for Bitcoin to become a cashless system in the future it!
We are becoming cashless because it's easy to use debit/credit card, you don't have to count money in your pocket, you don't have to wait for change, you don't have to keep lots of coins because of poor change. It's easy, done automatically and is very practical. I would vouch for Bitcoin as a currency for a cashless society but I am afraid that blockchain technologies are developing rapidly, mining is getting centralized and many people use centralized exchanges instead of DEX. Cashless society will be scary, despite the fact that I love Bitcoin, I still believe that we should keep cash in our financial system. Governments will be able to control us even if we use Bitcoin.
385  Economy / Gambling / Re: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest on: February 07, 2024, 10:04:16 PM
What is the state of the fun token project ?

I noticed their discord is completely dead and overrun with scammers

Doesn't seem to bode well for the future of this token  Cry
Check official website and Youtube channel.

https://funtoken.io/
https://www.youtube.com/@funtoken_io

There you can find current roadmap and other announcements.
I didn't know if FUNtoken still had an official YouTube channel. Hasn't Freebitco.in acquired the whole FUN group? I remember that Freebitco acquired up to 4 billion fun tokens and holds the biggest FUN reserves. There are also other Freebitco projects like XFUN, DPLAY. I watched some of their youtube videos, I really didn't know if they were on such a high level - funtoken lambos, FUN in eSports Business Summit 21...
Here is the video of FUNtoken's CEO in Lambo - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6D9S02iQN90
From now on I'll subscribe their Youtube channel.
386  Other / Meta / Re: Mixers to be banned on: February 07, 2024, 08:19:55 PM
Binance just announced they are delisting privacy coins included but not limited to, XMR and Zcash.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484277

If you own any privacy coins on that exchange, the deadline is February 20.

We are slowly getting cornered.

The question is, will theymos ban privacy coins too if the regulatories take action against them? Now, that would be the end of the forum because that would mean banning legit crypto projects, it ain't the same as banning mixers.
How can theymos ban privacy coins even if the regulators take action against them? Bitcointalk doesn't accept XMR or Zcash deposits as well as doesn't offer you XMR or Zcash trading. If regulators ban privacy coins, we won't be able to advertise services that offer exchanges of privacy coins. Discussion about privacy coins will be allowed unless someone starts promoting their usage or offers coin exchange. Why do I say this? Because it will be as simple as it is, drugs are prohibited, banned and illegal but discussion about them is accepted on as famous social networks as Reddit is.
387  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How much do signature campaigns work? on: February 06, 2024, 02:56:41 PM
The companies do not have time to keep track of these things and they will hire Signature managers who will be responsible for ensuring that the participants are wearing the required signatures, doing the required amount of posts and are being paid for the constructive posts by the end of the week.
I think companies might have time to manage signature campaigns because they hire people who represent them on this forum, take care of ANN thread and answer questions and solve accusations. They hire signature campaign managers because hiring a trusted manager positively affects your company and people are more likely to join a campaign managed by a trusted manager who has been doing this job honestly for years.
388  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: This was my highest risk. on: February 05, 2024, 09:35:43 PM

I just want to share this with my fellow bettors.
Have you ever taken such a huge risk on gambling before?
Yesterday I experienced what I have never experienced before but I am very much happier because my risk wasn't in vain.

A friend of mine sold her bet to me 20k Nigerian naira and I bought it because there was a cash-out on the bet, and the cash out was 20k Nigerian naira.
Besides, the games are 21 in total and 19 out of the games have entered so the games was remaining just 2 and that was why I bought the bet with a whole 20k Nigerian naira.

This is the highest risk I have ever taken on gamble.  :)Why I called this the highest risk was because if the remaining 2 games lose I will be the loser and not my friend, so that risk was very terrible but I just have to take the risk because I already have in mind that you can not win if you do not risk. But to cut long story short, I win the bet, this was like sharing the money equally with my friend.
So have you ever taken such a risk on gambe before?
Is that really a risk? You bet 20k Nigerian naira, that's 16$. A one-hour salary in America and 1/4 of your weekly signature campaign earnings. Okay, that doesn't matter much but to be fair that's not a high risk. Financially you haven't risked much win or loss in terms of monetary value but the odds in your ticket are amazing. You have to be very lucky to catch 150 odd. By the way, I can't call it a risk but my biggest mistake was betting 0.1 USD on ticket with 1492 odds. You won't believe but I had 13 matches in that ticket, majority of them chosen blindly, followed my luck and this ticket won. I won 149 USD by betting 0.10 USD because odds were 1492. I didn't use cashout option, so you can call it the highest risk if we compare my ticket to your ticket.
389  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who says Tesla initiated last bull run is wrong on: February 05, 2024, 01:53:58 PM
Tesla initiated the last Bitcoin bull run? Rubbish.

I saw this on Twitter yesterday. You can see it yourself: https://twitter.com/rovercrc/status/1754146791576985665?t=oYWn43cKg08NR--EAR3gDg&s=09

Bitcoin was at $3800 in March 2020. It fall abruptly from $8000 to $3800 in just an hour or so and increased back to $5500 not quite long. 2 weeks to halving 2020, bitcoin was around $8200 and its price was not far from that after halving. After halving, bitcoin later increased over $19000 and fall back to $16900 or so.

Michael Saylor, Grayscale, institutional investors and retail investors all played their own part as some people also continue to fomo. No Tesla until the price of bitcoin increased above $43000. Tesla bought bitcoin around that price and bitcoin price increased above $50000. Later it got to $63500. Before bitcoin get to $63000, Tesla accepted bitcoin for payment.

Elon Musk later said Tesla will no longer accept bitcoin for payment and the price of bitcoin deceased below $46000. He later said Tesla will accept coin that is using 1% of bitcoin energy for mining. We all knew he was manipulating and only wanted to make people know about doge. He accepted doge. He only manipulated bitcoin price.

Later China banned bitcoin mining and bitcoin got below $30000.

Like 6 months after, bitcoin increased to $69000 which was the all-time-high of no Elon Musk influence as it was before.

How is Tesla the cause of the bull run? It is just rubbish to praise what manipulated bitcoin price when it is even not what that started the bull run.
Tesla alone hasn't initiated the last bull run but played a significant role. It was not only Tesla but at that time PayPal also announced the feature of buying bitcoin via PayPal. This doesn't mean that Elon Musk and Tesla played the game fairly. Elon Musk was tweeting and using Tesla to make Bitcoin pump and dump , he used his influence to artificially push people to buy Bitcoin and Doge, then when price reached a high level, he sold his coins and told you that Tesla is no longer accepting Bitcoin payments and then price went down. This is what Elon did.
390  Economy / Economics / Re: Will the world soon become tired of the US dollar? on: February 05, 2024, 12:17:52 PM
The world might change USD with a new currency because empires never last forever and America will fall but the problem is that the world significantly depends on USD and it will be painful to change it with something different. For example, in my country we have a national currency but we value things in USD, we trade in USD when we want to buy or sell a house, car, smartphone or etc. We all value Bitcoin in USD, which should give everyone a good answer. When we want to convert bitcoin to national currency, we might directly see the price in national currency but it's firstly converted in USD and then from USD to national currency.
Process of changing USD with something new will be hard and painful because there will be a fight for leadership.
391  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Hypothetical ETF disaster hardfork on: February 04, 2024, 10:33:12 AM
When there was a Bitcoin hard fork in 2017 and BCH was created, I remember that many casinos, exchanges and other companies were suggesting people to withdraw bitcoins during the fork because they weren't supporting the fork.
That works, as long as users are dealing with Bitcoin. Now imagine an ETF holding a million Bitcoins in the future: "withdrawing" all Bitcoins means selling them. The Bitcoin market will crash hard, and boom again when they buy back after the Fork.
You have a good point but that again proves that Bitcoin ETFs are not meant for advanced users, it's meant for those who want to buy it easily without taking the responsibility of holding on their own. I think that half of Bitcoin ETF users have no idea about hard forks and another half probably understands that they won't be able to claim forks.

I guess we're going to disagree on this. A Fork is like dividend: any other ETF takes care of the dividend for it's users, and in exchange they charge their users a "fund fee".
Doesn't the ETF of each coin need to be approved? Approval of Bitcoin ETF doesn't mean that its forks like Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin SV, BitCore, Bitcoin Gold, and others are automatically approved as ETF.
I think that no one has thought about how the claiming of forked coins would work in the crypto ETF world.
392  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: NiceHash is paying 6% more than mining Bitcoin traditionally on: February 04, 2024, 09:59:52 AM
Nicehash has always been a good platform and according to whattomine.com nicehash has usually been the most profitable choice for GPU miners. I don't have much experience with ASICs and can't talk about them. I always had this question that still digs my mind, why do people pay premium and rent hashrate from nicehash? It's more profitable to mine via Nicehash compared to mining individual coins, like Ethereum, Doge, Etica and others. As I know [erson rents hashrate from nicehash to start mining of other coins and if mining of other coins isn't isn't as profitable as mining through nicehash, then why do they do that?

I don't want to make my question complicated but if someone didn't understand, long story short, how is that mining via nicehash is more profitable than mining altcoins?
393  Economy / Gambling / Re: Freebitco.in - FUN Token Investment Experiment on: February 04, 2024, 09:15:29 AM
Progress is still being made: slowly, but surely. Even with the crash in FUN price I was making nearly 1% profit monthly. However, I decided to cashout a portion of my BTC funds from the platform, so the daily extra BTC income has decreased from 0.00003260 to 0.00001853BTC.

To say the truth, as the experiment has been running for more than 1 year and we have already seen everything it has to offer, I would like to retreat to 12,500 FUN tier level, as it's the best cost-benefit package. However, I'm in a delicate situation, because FUN is too cheap, and by selling it I'm also going to lose a percentage of daily extra income over BTC balance. So, it's probably better to keep holding and locking FUN for some extra profit, for now.
I was expecting more from the FUN token, especially since the Freebitco team acquired the whole FUN project but to be honest, it failed for me but I still have hope that it will rise and reach new ATH in a year or two because Bitcoin halving is coming and it's usual for the whole crypto world to start rising. If I were you, I wouldn't sell them because the price is so low right now that it doesn't worth it. Will it go down further? Then that means that FUN as a project is dead and I don't think it will die. Just my two cents but do as you wish.
394  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What are your expectations ahead of pre and post BTC halving? on: February 03, 2024, 07:50:44 PM
2020 was supposed to be an amazing year for me after buying some BTC and altcoins back in 2019 but the Corona virus came and had to dispose by crypto bag for survival before the bullrun came. It's a year I would never forget coz my life would have changed drastically if Covid 19 hadn't messed things up.

Fast forward to 2023, I have been able to accumulate some few BTC from my monthly pay check and the news of Bitcoin spot ETF approval arosed my hope again that BTC might kickstart the mini bullrun before the halving but the reverse was the case as BTC fails to hit the $50k mark.

While reading some crypto news earlier today, I came across a survey conducted by Bitget towards the end of last year in several region of the world where crypto investors share their anticipation and investment plan in crypto ahead of 2024 pre and post BTC halving and seeing 84% of the people saying BTC will cross the previous $69k ATH while also confirming they are increasing their investment ahead of the pre-halving makes me feel 2024 might be another good year for me.

Although some expert suggested that people should be careful as BTC might trade around $30k - $60k within this period which makes it even a more dicey situation but overall, I think the post halving might bring the good news everyone has been anticipating.

What are your thoughts, do you think this survey reflect the true percentage of what to expect or not?
I believe that Bitcoin will rise again after halving because people have an expectation of a bull run after halving, I have been in crypto since 2016 and that's how it always goes. Personally, I think that it's never too late to buy Bitcoin if it hasn't reached its ATH. Bitcoin is a coin that always surpasses its all-time high. Bitcoin ETF approval doesn't have an impact right now but keep in mind that Bitcoin halving doesn't have an impact on Bitcoin's price immediately, it happens slowly and starts to rise in winter. I think that Bitcoin ETF and the upcoming halving will play a significant role in reaching a new all-time high that will be higher than 100K USD, we will probably reach 200K USD.
395  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Hypothetical ETF disaster hardfork on: February 03, 2024, 10:54:59 AM
I think that companies won't mess with forks if there is not a huge support on the fork, they'll follow the one that is the most supported by the network and the people, e.g. the default Bitcoin. It will simply ruin the situation for worse for absolutely everyone. They already have some control and that's all that matters for them, here we have blockchain analysis companies and miners that might filter transactions. To my mind that's all they wanted.

This is from Blackrock's filling. I assume all other ETFs have a similar take? It is a sort of a disclaimer. "We cannot guarantee that this is the most valuable fork if it splits". Of course you got to realize that all of these are under US jurisdiction, so the government could step in and say, "make this or that fork as the legally abiding one". And there you have it, now all exchanges and miners are forced to mine whatever UScoin fork. This is the problem with the ETFs.
I don't think this will force miners to do anything. Some will mine Bitcoin, some will mine whatever Fork they want.

I think it would have been better if their terms would say the value of any potential Fork is added to the total ETF. I get they don't want to deal with each worthless Fork. I can create Bitcoin LV (Loyce Vision) today and nobody cares. That's okay. But if a Fork has value, they should not just choose the most valuable Fork, they should sell the other Forks and pay dividend to the ETF holders.
Then again, I also get that this could become complicated: what if Bitcoin LV is initially worthless, but after 2 years it's worth $42. That would mean they can still sell the Fork, but the ETF holders at that moment are different than the ETF holders during Fork days. So distributing the divident to the right people is complicated.
When there was a Bitcoin hard fork in 2017 and BCH was created, I remember that many casinos, exchanges and other companies were suggesting people to withdraw bitcoins during the fork because they weren't supporting the fork. Then, after some months or probably after a year, everyone did it differently, they donated people with Bitcoin Cash that was equal to their balance.
I think it isn't and shouldn't be their responsibility to take care of every fork and they won't do that because then they will have to approve the ETF of that fork, just my two cents.
396  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: 1xbit refuse to send me back my deposits on: February 02, 2024, 09:10:42 PM
Should I report this with all my evidence to the internet crime authority and illegal gambling manufacturers and internet police on all websites? I want my part of the deposit back because I don't deserve you stealing my own money.
All pictures are made before the account has been closed, I make it because it is crypto betting platform and I need to have some evidence of my account because of these situations.
If my deposits refunded, I am going to delete the review on this website and another websites for reviews.
You can try but wouldn't that cost more than what you lost? If it doesn't need much money to start an investigation, then you can start but don't have high expectations, you might never get your money back.
Btw it's curious that you took pictures before your account got closed in case to have some evidence that your account would get problems, you are that smart to think about that but how did you fail to google 1xbit.com? You might have to take this accident as a lesson and never gamble in the future without doing proper research. You should also check the trust rating under the profile of each casino representative on this forum. The green 3 that you see on my profile is the one I am talking about.
397  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: What's good with Blockchain.com? on: February 02, 2024, 08:54:02 PM
I used to use them a lot back in the day, when they were still .info. I had around 0.05~ BTC in there, and then almost two days ago I sent $100 to a friend. I should around 0.049~ left, but my balance remains the same as before making the transaction. Because of this, my available balance is $0 when I go to send more. I called my friend and he did tell me he received the BTC, so it's just odd. I didn't even remember setting up an email on there, but I checked the account and it shows messages that I sent out money (the $100), and that I successfully used my phrase to recover my account. This problem is continuing on both iOS and the browser version. What is good?
Blockchain.com is not a good wallet, it's full of problems and I even had a case where wallet somehow got damaged. I mean that I couldn't login in my wallet, everything was correct, I was clicking on email verification code and there was some error from their side. From that moment I understood that what others say is true, you shouldn't use online Bitcoin wallets like blockchain.com, just stick with Electrum and you'll be well.

I miss that beeping sound it would make when you'd receive money. I seriously hope this just fixes itself soon because this is just meant for basic transactions lmfao
Have you tried to contact their support? I guess they didn't respond as usual.
398  Economy / Gambling / Re: Duelbits.com | Casino & Sportsbook | VIP | Instant withdrawals!|ARGENTINA & AVFC on: February 02, 2024, 11:30:15 AM
Political bets are very interesting and hope we will see them on many crypto casinos. I think it was very easy to predict Biden as a winner in the previous election, I didn't know about political bets or I would really bet on him.
Right now I checked bet365 and there are very nice odds: Donald Trump wins - 1.83 odd, Joe Biden wins - 2.75 odd. What a nice profit in our hands. I don't want to register on bet365 or any other fiat casino, if duelbits adds political bets, I am one of them who will make a bet. I think there are many others like you, so, duelbits, there is a demand and make it happen.
The difference between sports betting and political betting is that when you are betting on the sports, you are betting on something that is inconsequential, whereas when you are betting on the political things, you are betting on something that will change years on a nation. Remember, even if the president of any nation doesn't do much, like he doesn't even run the nation to the ground, if he is not a nice person, that does tell our kids that you can be a bad person, because if the president is not nice, why should the kid be?

Hence, political betting is far more dangerous, we are betting on the future of a nation, it doesn't matter if your team even gets relegated, sure you would be upset, but it doesn't change a thing in your life, presidential elections does.
We are talking about bets, not about the votes. You might vote for Democrats but that doesn't mean they will certainly win. If I am sure that majority of people are voting for Trump but I support Biden, what's wrong if I bet on Trump and make some profit? Also, these political bets aren't meant for American citizens only, every people from every country can make a bet on them. I am not from America and I can't vote for either of them but I can bet on them online. My bet won't change the future of any nation, only those who have vote rights can change that. We are just outsiders who can bet like we bet on football matches.
399  Economy / Gambling / Re: MoneyPot - Crash with the lowest house edge on: February 02, 2024, 11:14:21 AM
Do you guys intend on having a bitcoin mixer as well on your platform?

If I will view this as a general question applicable to all gambling site, I think it's not wise to incorporate a bitcoin mixer to a gambling site since gambling site are suppose to be regulated but mixers does not have a good impression on the regulators. It will only put the business at risk, so better separate if a gambling site intend to operate the kind of business.
Casino and Bitcoin mixer is the worst combination ever because many people consider casino as a place where people launder money, now add the mixer to that and you get the worst possible combination to attract negative attention. If they add a mixer, they'll also have to get this ann thread removed from Bitcointalk and won't be able to promote it on this forum.

I wonder why you are not promoting properly on X/Twitter , the only social beside Bitcointalk displayed on your site, you are offering the lowest House Edge provably fair game out there ( at leat am not aware of a provably fair game with a lower HE than yours).
This is in my opinion a huge strength that you could take advantage of with little effort but I only see 8 followers to your twitter handle.
There are some cheap methods out there to increase your social visibility, thinking about stuff like Gleam, TaskOn and so on, or maybe you could do some twitter giveaways ( small amount work as well) with an autoraffle feature between followers/retweeters etc etc.
Strangely casinos and sportsbooks don't prioritize Twitter and social media platforms for promoting their websites. Even one of the most famous bookmaker, bet365 has 479.2K Followers on twitter. Their signature campaign has stopped on Bitcointalk too and that's strange. To be fair, moneypot, bustabit and bustadice are a little bit strangely managed. They are like, let this website run and generate whatever profit it can on its own.
400  Economy / Speculation / Re: Was Bitcoin ETF really a good thing for growth of crypto and Bitcoin prices? on: February 01, 2024, 10:41:32 AM
I don't agree with this point of view, there are a lot of reasons why Bitcoin fell after the approval of the ETF.

Approval could help regulate and stabilize the market more, but it is not true that it is no longer possible to make more profits like before. On the contrary, I expect that the coming days will witness a significant rise in Bitcoin, especially with the approach of halving. We have already begun to see the beginnings of this rise and we are waiting for more. in the coming days.
Volatility is still there now and there is more manipulation.
There aren't many reasons why Bitcoin fell after the spot ETF approval because Blackrock applied for the spot Bitcoin ETF event had a very positive impact on Bitcoin's price. Hype and positive expectations were so big that it pushed the price up to 45K USD and this was because people were betting on the possible approval outcome. If we follow logic, we should predict further price pump after the actual ETF approval event because it reached 45K not because it happened but because people were risking that outcome would be positive. Then out of nowhere, the price went down and there aren't many reasons why it went down at the moment when it should have gone insanely high. Someone even donated 1 million USD to Satoshi's Bitcoin address. There are many things that don't make sense after ETF approval.
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