OK so I'm playing now my second set of freespins... Djoko's only had 2 matches so not possible to have 3 sets of spins no?

Anywya, got a Big Win from something fancy on one spin (it turned into some other screen and no kidding 5 whole minutes of spinning and me not sure what's going on before returning back to the main screen), 7.40 alone, so today's total plus yesterday means I already made just about half of my Djokovic bet back, sweet!


0.90 + 8.06 = 8.96 euro

This was like Olympics for me, I took outright promo also with freespins but I stacked them all up every dew days to autospin and ended up with decent money, just about covering the lay.


Those were REALLY good offers. Blackjack, Roulette and Baccarat (where I made a lot by betting on pairs). Even Blackjack is worth it as you can use it on double down or freebet and you get the stake back.

Not sure I could last another Casino Hero though... the last two were absolutely draining and I remember it happened right in the midst of the Arsenal trip too, playing VPN from shitty hotel internet and fiddling with the bets for 30 minutes 3 days in a row, that was so not fun haha.

^Not to mention Superbru also has a prize pot on its own (also free). Of course, next to impossible to win, but it's an additional incentive to put your picks in. Hope you sort your account out or make a new one @Welsh heh heh.

Anyway, 2.5 mbtc is a cool entry fee for me. Not even $50 for an entire season of fun... a bit annoyed at letting slip in the final third last season but ready to go again.

@LFC_Bitcoin Think we might even be playing an entirely new formation? So many question marks, but excited. Saw they Anfield new sections also already coming up!

Ucy, you should make the same offer in the opposite direction, donate Bitcoin to some charity or something if your signature and posts don't help move Bitcoin price up (which it provably hasn't I would say by now?).

Sentiment is reactive, you got the idea wrong. You could post FUD in a bull market and it wouldn't take price down. If a whale suddenly bought out all the advertising space on Google today shilling, it wouldn't take price up.

My small bet for the day:

Backing Isner to do himself a favour and get another good showing, Sinner's rightly the favourite but think the American's serve is really doing him wonders... plus of course to avenge his straight set defeat last year. Over 25/10, and I parlayed that with Humbert for almost 6/1.


I have to say though, and this isn't sexist I hope, it's simply the way I think works for either (multiple) side(s) of a partnership -- if you're doing it for someone else, it's not sustainable.

But well if that's true, then all the better for everyone enjoying the game. Just that I've seen it in football myself, no one can help you out of a spiral if you don't do it for yourself (not on your own, mind you, but for yourself).

a) 12 b) 2:29
a) 15 b) 2:39

Fixing it for you, any noob can come in and DCA at any time, enjoy a stress-free life and long-term happiness.

*Bitcoin drops 10%*  -  "Nice! I get a 1.1x bonus on my DCA buy"

*Bitcoin drops another 10%*  -  "Nice! I get > 1.2x bonus on my DCA buy"

*Bitcoin drops another 10%*  -  "Awesome, an entire 1/3 bonus on my DCA"

*Bitcoin drops another 10%*  -  "50% DCA bonus? Happy"

*Bitcoin drops another 20%*  -  "DCA, best choice ever."

*Bitcoin reaches the price floor, then rises slowly for months and months*  -  "Ah well, it was nice while it lasted, now I get to see every past buy appreciate"

I started in 2016, but as it wasn't really structured in a sense (fixed intervals) I suppose it's fair to say I only truly started in 2017 circa and always wondered if I'd be in loss or profit now (only let go once, end of 2020 so also around current prices). A bit painful to bear the pain right now, but I was fine in the time leading up to March 2020.

Think the only "problem" for DCA stalwarts is when to take (some) profit. A bad move could set back DCA by years. I couldn't do much about the timing of my partial liquidation though, was an unexpected emergency. Just wish it could have come maybe even 6 months later...

Welcome to the corporate world. Most businesses run on razor-thin margins in good times, ill-prepared for even the slightest dips in fortunes or unexpected halt in revenue. Remember when industries ground to a halt during Covid and how quickly big business found themselves insolvent?

If some exchanges being at threat of insolvency is news, well, time to wake up and smell the coffee.


Doesn't seem ironic if his purpose is to spread fear among his rivals' users or to further flood the market with FUD and I'm sure it'll work to some degree among those influenced by him, all the better for us. I always say good to purge, flush, just drain it all out in the bear so the floor and foundation becomes clearer.

Throwing in my personal experiences here, which of course doesn't mean much to provide an answer to the question but hopefully adds context.

The only people I know who've actually bought Bitcoin or sold via these ATMs are all US people. The answer was straightforward: the only way you could really buy or sell easily was through an ATM. You can't do P2P easily (need a license). You of course could use Gemini or Coinbase, but apparently not everyone there can easily get verified (and those I know who had Coinbase got themselves flagged by interacting with a crypto service like, let us say, gaming).

Used to have this long-term guy work with one of my projects. And he gave me insight into how a typical American lives and spends when they don't have a fixed job (so no regular income or address) and so can't easily apply for bank cards without an address or problems. They pay WEEKLY rent, get paid weekly (we used to pay him weekly just to fit his lifestyle).

So the moment Bitcoin hit him, he'd run off to an ATM and sell, pay his motel, food, etc.

I'm Southeast Asian and there are just a huge variety of ways I could sell/buy Bitcoin, often for great rates and near-instant speed (plenty of automated bots on LBC, for example).

Fire sale getting more fuel right now it seems. Bleh.


Yeah, hate to say it but I'm definitely looking at the next two rate hikes (one coming in 3 weeks and then another in September). CPI data in between also largely expected to be bad news, so pricing in will happen regardless of the outcomes -- and it'd be naive to expect anything other than what everyone's hinting at already.

So it'll be some more battering running up to Q4 before we can hope for signs of turnaround to the global economy. That's really not going to get fixed for a while.

Companies now liquidating crypto to hang on to cash for the time being, and not that we should all follow, but at the very least to keep DCA on autopilot.

Actually was surprised, I'd have assumed he had a lot more buys than that, definitely not any kind of DCA, considering the 20,000 BTC (thereabouts) purchases he plopped down early on and then repeated en route to the top. Interesting how it seems his bigger buys were near the top, and the pebble purchases were at the dips. Suppose he thought things were gearing up at each big buy.

Just buying as much as possible yeah, though I wonder if he'll start thinking about being more strategic now, with just plain good old actual DCA.

Then you probably want to look at how Steemit (and later Hive) did it, you generally keep writing your content but within your group/network just make sure you share your power around and grow together until you're all able to promote your own posts.

Not my advice, just how it's done. I really don't like spamming content if it's not relevant.

Alternatively, if you really feel you're a good writer and have unique perspectives, I'd go for Hackernoon, and if you get 10 or more published or have a good rate of 90% approval, then you network from within. Doesn't give you crypto really like steemit did but exposure.

I wonder how many buys has it been? Has to be one of the smallest (this was 0.3% of total)... if it's been one of 100 buys yeah, great DCA, otherwise not really heh. Can't say as I don't follow, I'd be coughing blood to buy 0.48 BTC haha

Still, strong hands beget strong hands. I remember your post -- are YOU out of the game already or?

Nadal game:
a) 13 b) 1:54

Game 1:  19' SPFC 2-0

Yeah, wish you'd not done that. mk4 might be harsh but he's right, it's a dumb idea. Gold I'd agree, but even then 10% APR? You're heavily in debt now and gambling. I'd just liquidate, pay off the debts early and look this up:  Dollar Cost Average.

Work hard, advance your career, live your life, and build up a Bitcoin savings with money leftover from salary. It's slower but with the next rally probably a couple of years away, you'll have a chance to get that 1 BTC easily.

I mean, a bank actually allowed you to borrow $10k. That means you're earning well.

You're probably talking about one of dozens of paid-to-surf or paid-to-click (PTC) sites. Think KickassTraffic was one of the longest around, they actually only added Bitcoin as a payment method later on, they were around from the mid-2000s paying in PayPal or other. Google PTC Bitcoin and filter search to those years, see if you get any hits.

I actually did that in the late 90s, back when they actually paid dollars and not cents, and sent you cheques to anywhere in the world. Yeah, I'm old.

Yeah, probably why he didn't get sympathy from most people. Still don't really know why Klopp defended him so much, especially as he is quick to sever ties when crossed (I'm thinking of Sakho for example). When Mane or Salah lose a game, they're up til early morning to train, angry as fck and wanting to be even better. I remember Mane even complaining about himself last season when he was still performing better than most!

Attitude, for sure, always attitude. And we had that in spades from guys like Lallana, Origi, Ings, who played their hearts out to make it into first team.

And you know what I'm talking about haha Gotze! Same as Alisson final-play goal header to take us to Paris...

I even want to say Zidane vs Materazzi as legend-making but Zizou was already legendary long before that plus would be pissed if I said so haha.

Most is probably a severe understatement haha. I think only a very lucky few do that, and the majority of us holders probably haven't been lucky enough to hit the peaks (I do know some personally who hit very close to it near the peak so well done too).

I don't time my sells anymore really. I just do my selling like my DCA. To pay the bills and forecast expenditure, save as much as possible.

P.S. You don't gamble anymore?