If not that I've been deeply rooted in some gaming tokens' research these days, I would have thought you just said all that due to the campaigning for the Metawin. But really, it is good to look into Metawin's projects as the casino seems to be one of those that are serious in the industry, that do not want to settle for less in anything related to what casinos are doing these days.

This is why they are also launching their token just like any other interested ones. With the fast pace they are now growing with little complaint,  I think it is a plus for them and their token's growth as well. Nevertheless, this is not a yardstick to judge how a token will behave, so anyone should be careful about $MWIN and DYOR indeed.

However, I will search more about $MWIN because it is $ROCKY I know that is associated with Metawin. This token is also a meme token and not a gaming token. It actually made an impressive good capitalization of almost $5m in less than 48 hours of launch but has dropped to about $1.7m now with only one unpopular exchange listing it.

I hope that will not be for $MWIN since it is a gaming token that is directly related to what Metawin does.

You have said it well and I hope he can consider it. There is no way better than the signature campaign to spread what he is selling virally through this forum than signature campaigns, especially if he can spare more money to achieve the aim. But at the same time, we should consider the pocket size of this person, it is not everyone who is rich like that. Who doesn't want to sell so fast by marketing everywhere possible just like the advantaged companies do? But money is mostly the constraint.

Who knows, this guy might just be a programmer who puts this project together by himself or with a little money spared to complete it. For this kind of person to continue to hire people for marketing may be an issue. This is why I think the affiliate package is good, and as defined above, he did well as this will tempt many to work for him. And who knows, in the next few months he might have had better financial standing to now consider the campaigns on the forum as combined marketing efforts.

I only hope he is true to his words and run this casino fairly. If he doesn't, then it will be an added advantage for him.

You have good advice there, I wonder why some people will allow themselves to be persuaded to open another account with the same casinos. Even if the first account was not banned, a second account should not be considered with the same casino as it might result in banning. Casino frowns so much at this because people have used this style to cheat them in the past, so they ban the account at first knowledge even if you are not cheating them. But it is bad that they will not investigate or warn you. I can only believe that people who are victims of this ignorantly may not know because I should have been a victim of other companies. If it were to be in trading, it would have happened many times.

The reason is that it was later that I often detected that I had two accounts with them. I would have opened an account with a company but forgot and reopened it ignorantly about 5 years later. These are part of the issue.

By the way, it is never an excuse for any casino to block an account simply because their system detects it as fraud. Can't they investigate? It is not new for computer programs to be overbearing and misbehaving, that is where humans come in. Mind you. I believe many casinos are deliberately cheating people this way but lying about their system, which is why we should be very careful in our casino selection. I wish there would be better regulation in the casino industry, it is only then that they can stop all the cheating instead of gamblers looking for external help as you suggested.

No one needs to be wise to know that this advice is foolish because even primary school pupils will advise better than that. Using risk to pay a debt is risky, so the advice should be the type one should consider dead on arrival. First, I blame the guy who would stoop so low to borrow money to gamble, that is a very bad idea, as for him to continue to borrow money to gamble may result in more losses and more debts. We all know gambling, which includes the parlay he was advised to bet, anything betting is not what you can guarantee, anyone may lose at any time. Luck is obviously needed here, especially when you are desperate for money, the fear will surely be there. But luck as it is is not what you can vouch for, it only visits those it blesses randomly.

My advice for the debtor is to stay calm and not get himself frustrated but find the right alternative to pay it back. The person who could borrow $6,000 should have a good income and a repayment plan. So he should try to chart his repayment plan even if it will take ages...lol.  After all, debt is not a criminal offence.

@Haunebu, forum arbitrator? Well, I have not seen any serious reason for that, it can only be on the light mood or the guy who suggested it did not know the meaning of arbitrators. I don't know what such a task is looking for in a forum like this that is even trying to keep its head down and do its things in such a way that will be entirely oversight and controlled by it. Not even a forum that is about fiats needs such a thing, not to mention a Bitcoin forum.

@freedomgo, it's true that we have them and this forum came prepared if I must say but trusting the decision of many of them after all I have witnessed on the forum? I don't think so. The moderators are doing great but may include the reason why they take some actions to make it fair and the mistake avoidable next time. But for the DTs, I think some of them are power drunk, oh yes, I mean it and I don't think it's uncommon they use the power as an instrument to deal with another. Is that what we call fairness? This is the only reason why I think an independent judge or whatever they will call it may be needed.

I have a contrary opinion to yours bro, it is better to fake it for me as though it was difficult but to find it easy eventually by myself than for you to tell me it's easy only to later discover it to be difficult. Mental preparedness is what you are not considering here but it goes a long way. It is one of the main reasons people give up on trading easily when they find it tougher than they expected. The easy way they picture it is even better these days when people can easily use Google to verify every claim, this is unlike my days of learning (2 decades ago), it was worse to the point that they would convince you that it's like going to the ATM machine with free access ATM cards. But the reality is always different.

Although the theoretical aspect is not difficult at all, and within a week or two of serious learning, a serious person could know virtually all that is needed to know. But the issue is in practicality, you must be wise and smart, and also be mentally and financially ready. But sadly, it's a very few who can qualify for that even if they learn from today till eternity. This means that trading needs more than mere learning, it needs you on how you can completely engage it systematically and dynamically. But most people are not just patient or prepared for that.

Let's not pretend that Bitcoin is the messiah in the financial world, if you do, your bad vision will soon become a reality for you to know. This is someone's sweat we are talking about, so let's be sensitive with the kind of advice we give. For Bitcoin to have been growing so well for the past decade doesn't mean it can't have its own challenges as time comes on. Do you know the future? That's the issue. What all of you guys with the same mindset are saying is not even speculation but guesswork through your beliefs, which could easily fail you. What if Bitcoin is not more than $50,000 in the next 13 years having bought it at $75,000? What would the child would the child do?

Also, having unchallenged access to an investment is a risk on its own because we might not be truthful to our plans. A little challenge might cause the liquidation of the investment if care is not taken, so those parents who are arranging some future packages for their children are not fools and there is no future package like that without interest. If at all they do not want to invest the money in one plan due to fear, especially inflation, such parents may diversify in many investment plans which include, buying shares, land and properties in the name of the children. They may also buy Biticoin but it should not take the whole of the money. With time, these will appreciate more instead of gambling the future of their children solely on Bitcoin which is still very young. No one knows tomorrow.

First, AI tokens are not generally bad but we need to be careful about them, at least for now. The fact that we are in the technological age where AIs are being developed means that AI tokens might appreciate so much in the future, but certainly, not soon as many might believe, the token doesn't mean the bot itself. We have quite a number of them now but I was late in buying the one I own now. I only bought the AI token due to its name, but I was so wrong. If I didn't limit the loss, I would be losing almost 50% of my investment now which has never happened to me in my quest for crypto investments. So, it is still regretful buying the AI token.

Besides, what struck my attention are the listing tokens above. Did you mean that OMNI is an AI token? You will be so wrong in this regard. This is an L1/L2 project and I bought a little after its listing a while ago.

Are you kidding right now? Do you mean lawsuit cost is a big deal for a big company like Binance? That must be a joke. For records, lawsuits and even heavy sanctions are common with big companies, there are also many legal runnings and issues that have nothing to do with allegations and sanctions which are normal to them. Won't they push it through? That is just no reason for me.

But about not being transparent about their finances, that is not peculiar to Binance, you don't trust any company 100% and I am not here to defend what I can't prove. But believing that they are not sincere with their utterance even when you can't be sure of that doesn't make you any better.

However, I don't know of Philipines, but for Nigerians, I am certain that most are still using Binance because none of the Nigerian friends I asked stated otherwise. The Nigerian authorities blocked the P2P system, but that is not the only service that Binance is used for. They (the Nigerian government) also blocked the domain but left the app perfectly running. So, nothing is to be worried about here.

Life is a challenge and any unforeseen circumstance could happen at any time, so I quote understand you even if many do not. I wonder how someone will establish an exchange with as little risk attached as yours and abandon it altogether without trying to patch things up (even with manageable challenges) if there are truly no overwhelming reasons for that. This is sincerity I see and it is better than paying "Paul with Peter's money.

I wish your investors' family a speedy financial recovery and don't forget to resume here if everything is solved.

I won't judge anyone by the general occurrence or at least what people perceive to be so. Nevertheless, do you view any reason on sight? Regulation?

The Bitcoin market did not surprise me at all, as a trader of many years, I know there will never be an entire dominance of the bears or bulls in the market regardless of what the prevailing trend states. So a fake pattern, sideways, range, retracement/correction and indecisiveness will always be seen in the market, it now depends on how smart and prepared you are to recognise them and act accordingly.

The fall in Bitcoin since late last week, especially the one that happened yesterday was not without warning, you may check your trading chart for that, and if at all, price action was able to detect it on the 4H, 1D correctly. What else does any trader want? This is why I often advice us here to be the friend of our charts, and the more we learn how to use it, the more it will guide us correctly.

As we advance, today will determine a lot more, if today's candlesticks could close positively, then there is hope, this is especially true as Bitcoin has not breached the daily chart Fibo level of 23.6% at $65,450. A breach below the level will cause more harm to Bitcoin and might drag it towards $60,000 or below once again.

You actually "nailed it by the bud" and you are right in all ramifications. It is good to think positively because thinking negatively will be bad, nevertheless, let us leave it to the motivation of being optimistic because it will be so gullible and self-deceiving to believe that your positive thinking will make a change. That will definitely be in your dreams, my friend. You can only act before anything can happen, and even as you are acting, you must ensure that you are acting rightly, otherwise, it will still end in a failure.

This is where the smartness comes in, so you are very correct with this simple contribution.

In crypto investment, we should outsmart every circumstance and do the thorough research so that we can act rightly in a way that will eventually average our success. Although no one knows it all in this context since luck also plays a huge factor, this is why we may think positively of our choices in terms of having faith but never "leave any stone unturned" in the aspect of the needed wisdom and expertise/skills required of us.

Oh, nice and I wish you good luck on that. I wanted to do a thing like this when I newly joined the forum but the discouragement witnessed from people as a new user made me abandon it. One of my goals was to prove to people that trading is indeed profitable but since I wasn't well noticed then, you know Bitcointalk users, they started their discouraging talk. I hope you push it through.

But before I go, I like to ask you a few questions;

1. Since when have you been trading?

2. When have you been trading with this particular strategy/plan?

3. What do you mean by 1/2% risk? I noticed that it is not rightly written as it should be in the world of trading.

I think before you guys write in support of what you read online, especially the social media handles like X (formerly Twitter) you should first verify the claim so that you are not writing nonsense. I don't know how you can prove what you wrote in favour of Bitcoin here and I do not know why you guys can't just let Bitcoin be and stop comparing it with everything. It was all about the Gold comparison before, however, with some true support from unbiased people to prove Gold's supremacy overall, such comparison has subsided but seems shifted to other things like the world's bank. This is laughable.

Well, if you must know, only JP Morgan Chase bank will buy the whole of Bitcoin almost 3 times over. The bank is worth $4 Trillion dollars according to their official report, with $303B in shares and $3.7T in assets.

Do you still have something to say about this?

You know what? I thought of this many times in the past, this tax of a thing is selfish at times. Could you believe that till today, I can't say that I have benefited a single cent from the government? This is bad. Not for educational aid, health, or even any social intervention, it has always been struggling here where people have to think beyond the circle to make money as gainful employment that will be sufficient to solve your needs and those of your family are so scarce.

Upon all, the government continues to collect tax in various ways, and if I count it correctly, maybe in 4-5 ways for ordinary citizen (excluding employment tax and others). Recently, they still came up with a useless Cybersecurity tax, something that is the sole responsibility of the government to bear. They wanted to tax us 0.5% extra on all electronic transactions in addition to VAT and others, but people fought it fiercely and they had to abandon it. This is to show how cruel and insensitive they are despite their high corruption, negative economic remarks, insecurity, you name it.

I thought of this tax issue one day and I thought to establish my company (if God bless me with one) in another country where most benefits will be there rather than in my country. This could sound cruel to you but nothing encourages me to pay my taxes in my country just because there is nothing appreciative I can think about my country if I flashback except pain and regret that I am a citizen.

I must say I like this angle of yours, though I do similar things myself but I do it ignorantly unlike you who is deliberately doing it to avoid them feeling pity for themselves, that's good. I have learned this today because I like to improve in mine and do it more often where my needs would be met by those I know that are in need but pay them like 3-5 times higher than what they deserve. This is putting smiles on the face of people and still let them believe that they earned real good for their work, unlike giving it entire for pity when they did nothing for you.

The act of kindness doesn't have bounds and when you are a kind person, it is not difficult to know. I also like to be free/flexible about this, unlike what this thread is preaching. I do not like to give only for a certain event or celebration. Giving is an everyday thing and once you have and see people in need, you should never stop giving. Doing this over time, you would have given way more than those who are just doing it just to celebrate or mark some festival/event.

The truth is that the $120,000 is very feasible to be hit by Bitcoin, even in this current bullish season, but we should also think minimally and apply some caution so that it will not mislead us. Besides, let me sound this as a note of warning to you, no one knows what will happen in Bitcoin emphatically, we are all trying to speculate. For this, anyone whose speculation is not constructive enough should be disregarded. Fine, you heard that Bitcoin would hit $120,000, asking how from those who said so is a very good way to start. This is how you know they are serious with their utterance.

But for me, the market is difficult to speculate at an upper end that it has never reached before and I believe those who are predicting such are only doing some kind of guesswork. This could be based on the assumption of what they feel have happened and using it to guess what could happen afterwards. But the market doesn't work like that, it can disappoint the most promising guesses at times.

Lastly, we need a break of the current ATH at $73,830 to start with, and if that level could be breached successfully with a serious bullish trend confirmation, then $100,000 may be possible over time before even thinking of the $120,000.

So many questions you have there, but let me try to answer all of them as summarily as possible. Fine, Bitcoin has made tremendous success between 2009 and 2024 as it moved from almost nothing to the ATH of about $73,850 this year. It is still promising on the bullish path but any right-thinking person should know that it can't be business as usual for the coin. The way Bitcoin was moving in huge multiples those years cannot happen again because the price is now heavy, otherwise, it will become inflationary and become a joke rather than what people wanted it to be. But still, it will continue to climb higher, only that the pace will be so reduced, unlike the huge targets that the unfounded people are calling for it. Also, in this current bull run, if the coin can hit the $100,000 psychological level, it will be a very good achievement even as it will face a whole lot of hurdles before such would happen.

As for Bitcoin helping everyone to gain financial freedom, I tell you emphatically that it will not happen. That time has passed and even if someone strikes Bitcoin at $70,000, who knows how many years it will take before the coin will reach twice the price at $140,000? That can't ascertain financial freedom anymore or hedge inflation.

But for the regulation, well, Bitcoin can't be regulated directly because it is out of the control of the government since it is a decentralised blockchain. But indirectly, we should expect more regulation, and whether we like it or not, Bitcoin can still be indirectly regulated and this will happen in the strictest form over time.

Well, let us enjoy it as it is now and hope for the best later. However, I will not take a serious side now, so I will not be condemning those who are expecting the bearish trend, they are also right if they can prove it. The only difference is that we are still in the bullish phase in the widest scope and any bearish threat will only be temporary which I will always treat as a correction of the long-term bullish trend, and I will hold this disposition till the mid-2025. Nevertheless, we should never be too trusting of Bitcoin as well, what if anything unplanned happens? This is more reason why we should not take some bearish patterns for granted.

You can imagine what happened today, Bitcoin moved almost $4,000 downwards as if it was nothing and by virtue has made it to be bearish in outlook, at least for this week. So when anyone calls a bearish threat, you should rather visit your analytical means rather than believe that they are jokers. I've been facing the reality of Bitcoin since I knew it and it has helped me to complete many trades (both buy and sell and earn from them instead of believing in the bullish path alone. I intend to keep it this way even as I obey what my chart tells me above what I feel to read/hear about the coin.

Blacklist? I have never backlisted any altcoins, and this could be for the reason that I do not venture into coins' investments anyhow. I do my thorough research and even if they've not been performing yet, they would later, so I do not even go near the blacklisting, it's a huge word to say the list. However, there are many coins/tokens I will not go near, and I collectively call them shitcoins. This shitcoin of a thing is also subjective, which is why what many would call a shitcoin may not be shitcoin to me even as some people believe that all altcoins are shitcoins which I will never agree to.

Nevertheless, I don't think that I am ready to look at the coins below the market cap rating of #500 in ranking no matter what the coins pose to offer me.