I guess there's a problem with your service provider. They may have blocked Sportsbet.
I just tried to open the website using an IP address from a restricted country.
Sportsbet allow you to open the website with any IP even restricted countries. But you will get an error when logging in from a restricted country.

You need wallet.dat + passphrase or the private key associated with your bitcoin address.  
If I understand you correctly, you have lost the wallet.dat file. If that's the case, you cannot recover your coins.
The passphrase is used to encrypt wallet.dat. Since that file does not exist, the passphrase cannot help you.

If I understand you incorrectly and you have wallet.dat, you need to download Bitcoin Core, but you don't have to download the blockchain.
First use the command below to get your private key.


Then download Electrum, create a new wallet, select "Import Bitcoin addresses or private keys" and then enter your private key.

Note: Download Electrum only from the official website

Take a look at the following thread
Bitcoin 'successfully' transferred to an invalid bitcoin address

That's a same address.
The OP has likely downloaded a fake version of Electrum.

Upgrade00 already explained this.
The Avatar was worn when he was a full member. That time there was no merit and ranks were determined only based on activity. Some posts were deleted, the activity decreased to less than 100 and he became a member.
When the merit system kicked-off, all users with member rank including this user received 10 airdropped merit.

So, there is no bug in ranking or merit system.
The bug is that this user is still wearing the avatar worn when he was a full member although he shouldn't be able to wear avatar.

There's a same issue for some old users that are below full member but still wearing avatar (In the past all users even newbies were able to wear avatar).

Examples:
Ninazu
dvdrewritable
DrKenobi
velona2589
rate5

In exchanges and custodial wallets, whether you enable 2FA or not, you rely on a third party and you cannot spend you coins without their permission. If you enable 2FA, you just add another third party.

You should be your own bank and be independent from any third party.

You can send from any number of inputs to any number of outputs.

Let's say you have a wallet with addresses A and B. You receive 0.01 BTC in address A and 0.02 BTC in address B. If you want to send 0.03 BTC to someone, your wallet will send the 0.03 BTC from addresses A and B. Here the transaction you make includes 2 inputs.

Even if addresses A and B belong to different wallets, you can import both of them into a single wallet (if you have their private key) and send the entire balance or a part of that in a single transaction.

Go to a bitcoin explorer (e.g. Blockchain, Blockchair, blockstream). You can find numerous transactions with multiple inputs and multiple outputs.

Yes, that's how the marketplace works. Having such links for transactions was only a suggestion.
I suggested adding ID for every transaction made in GOLD marketplace and the link includes that ID. In this case, we can track the transaction using the ID in future without any need to use an email address.  

Instant exchanges usually assign an ID to every transaction.
The new link opens after clicking on "exchange" button can be something like gold.storage/en/market?id=xxxxx.
If this is implemented, the transaction can be easily found even if no email address is used. If there's such link for every transaction and the user closes the tab mistakenly, the link to the transaction can be found in the browser history without any trouble.

You are probably talking about the following topic.
Most of our moderators are inactive

And the following post by Welsh.

But they are shown as moderator.



In my opinion should change the word "moderator" to "developer" if the purpose is to introduce them as developers.

I tried to check this. But I cannot edit the "english.txt" file.
The first word in the list is "abandon". I changed it to "abide". When I hold CTRL+S or I click on "file" and select "save", a new window opens and it asks me to select a location for saving the new file.
It's like that I am clicking on "save as" button.



I tried to save the new file with a same name and in a same location so it replaces the old file. But I got "Access is denied" error.

I recommend you to use iancoleman for generating a seed phrase. iancoleman will give you a seed phrase and several addresses.
Then you can import your seed phrase into Electrum. (No need to import the wallet into Electrum as long as you don't want to spend your bitcoin. Just keep your seed phrase very very secure.)
This way you will have a wallet with BIP39 seed phrase in Electrum.

If you want to import the wallet into Electrum:
Go to Electrum and create a new wallet, select "I already have a seed" and enter your seed phrase. When importing your seed phrase, click on options and check "BIP39".
You must select the correct script type when importing your wallet into Electrum.
Select "Legacy" if the addresses iancoleman give you starts with 1. Select "native segwit" if they start with bc1 and "p2sh-segwit" if they start with 3.

Note: For your security, use iancoleman offline.

Total wagering volume.

According to the following post made by TheQuin, you can also deposit 100 dollar and get rid of the captcha without any need to have big wagering volume.

It's a new feature in Chrome browser after the upgrade to version 83.
It has nothing to do with the forum.

I see a same black border in other websites too.

Edit:
I just found following threads in Google Chrome help.
Chrome 83 creates border on input
Select options black border after chrome upgrade

The daily interest is 0.0109589% of your balance. For earning 20 dollar (=0.0021 BTC) per day, you need to have (0.0021/0.000109589) = 19.16 BTC.

For removing the transaction from the child to the merchant (second transaction), there is no need to send from the parent to the different child.
If you only bump the fee of the first transaction (from parent to child), the hash of the first transaction will change and the second transaction will disappear.  

I agree with allowing all users to access their report history.
If the purpose of that page is to help users improve their report quality, those who have started reporting posts recently and have low good reports need it more than others.

No, No, I didn't mean that.
I was only trying to say that shouldn't trust unconfirmed transactions especially RBF unconfirmed transactions. I was talking generally and not about cointraffic.

I'm not sure but I think some reports are handled very quickly and without any delay.
A few days ago, I visited a post offering credit card just after it was posted. I reported the post and it was deleted once I reported it.

I remember I visited two other topics offering credit card in the past few days. I visited both of them in less than 2-3 minutes after their creation and I tried to report them. I clicked on report button and I got an error saying the post does not exist. I think someone else reported them and they were handled quickly.

It is even possible to abuse RBF transactions much easier and without any need to editing the wallet file.

The scammer makes a RBF transaction from address A to address B (Addresses A and B have been made in separate Electrum wallets and both are owned by the scammer) and then makes a transaction from address B to address C which is owned by another person. Then bumps the fee of the first transaction. The second transaction from address B to address C will disappear.