You have to email them through the original address, that is the number one proof that you are the original owner of the account and so you still have control of the original email address. Did you do so? If yes, please give them about a week and see if they will respond to your request.

And yes, this is the email address they still use to receive messages for account recoveries

Well, this comes as a surprise to me since I always thought that uBlock Origin is the most powerful one of all.

Which kind of banner ads for example can bypass the uBlock Origin blocking rules?
I could try creating as issue on their GitHub and see if there is a workaround by the devs.

Those are BRC20 tokens and all their activities (minting, transactions) are dependent on the Bitcoin blockchain. The worst thing about it is that these BRC20 token spammers don't usually care about how high the transaction fees are since they profit a lot more for selling off their shitcoins to other people, so they will always set high fees leading to cascade on much higher fee rates each time that passes.
So whenever the ORDI and SAT tokens pump, there is always that FOMO leading to more dust transactions, consequently raising the optimal transaction fees.

Just look at the recently confirmed block. Those small blocks are BRC20 related transactions. Look how few the genuine transactions in the block are;

https://mempool.space/block/00000000000000000003a7e7cbd40d55d862ccbf1c9b0497d4cac701b48c5a5c

If I am in your shoes, I would just use a paid VPN service that is directed to the IP address of my Country of origin just for the case of consistency, but I think accessing the app using any IP address of any country that is not banned should be OK. The problem is when security measures get triggered due to a sudden change of log in IP addresses.

I did not do any survey, but I believe there are some term and conditions that govern such bonuses to avoid cheats, no?
I have got and won bonuses from some casino before which I won't mention names here, but they do always have some wagering requirements and some even require you to make a deposit too before you can withdraw your winnings.

No, this is just an excuse, mate.

That was a clear foul and the ref made the correct call, so in this case VAR wasn't necessary. VAR mostly comes in if the call is controversial and the Video Assistant referees think the match official might have a second opinion after looking at the video from different angles.

The Barcelona official who got red carded used foul language. The commentators confirmed this.

You can do atomic swaps if you don't like the idea of centralized exchanges and KYC
Information about atomic swaps - https://www.getmonero.org/2021/08/20/atomic-swaps.html

There are also a number of instant exchanges, though there is a risk of having your exchange transactions blocked and KYC getting requested from you at any time.

You can't find such data because a lot of miners join mining pools, so for example the readily available data is that the Hash rate is sorted according to the pools rather than individual miners. The same applies to location of miner.

A miner from Russia can use the same pool as a miner from the US. How are you going to group them if the pool won't reveal that information to the public.
Remember the crack-down of miners in China? I am pretty sure some solo miners definitely use VPN. So again the information is going to be unreliable

It only means one thing

The seed or private key to the address you were sending the funds to has been compromised, and the hacker probably has a bot sniffing your account balances or any incoming transaction so that as soon as an incoming transaction is detected, the Bitcoin are spent immediately to the hacker's address.

Can you share the address the funds were sent to if you don't mind?

Use a better OS for your Hot wallets, like Linux. If you are keeping a lot of Bitcoins, use a cold wallet or a clean air-gapped device for your transactions

We all as traders have that dream of making a good daily percentage in profit and steadily grow the account, but it's easier said than done because once in a while you will make bad trades. This is why I prefer going with risk reward ratio strategies at times

Imagine you make a profit of 50% after 3 weeks and just one bad trade when you have no proper risk management (stop loss) and maybe with the help of a risk reward ratio, your account is down by 70% because you were too stubborn to call it a bad trade. It totally makes no sense to trade like that.

In a meantime, you can report merit worthy posts to this thread

The Gambling board just like most altcoin boards and discussion boards are on ignore by most merit sources, so the best thing to do is to grant spendable merits to merit source applicants that are active in such boards.

Try and apply to be a merit source. Theymos does not grand merit source powers every time someone new applies, but once in a while he accepts lots of merit source applications at ago.

Would have been nice if you showed us the charts as well. Is it a pattern?

Obviously, some traders use bots. Others just use stop limit orders. There are very many factors at play, such as the funding fee hours. They lead to drastic changes in price mostly for coins with high negative or positive funding fees.

Do you know any scripting language such as python or pinescript? or you are looking for an already built bot?

Mate, what they say is actually true

In a Spot, Bitcoin ETF invests directly into Bitcoins, meaning they must have bought bitcoins at one point before they filed and got approved by SEC. Do you think SEC would go that low into approving an ETF the Government still hates, minus following the actual rules to the book? I don't think so.

Maybe you are confusing Spot ETFs with derivative based ETFs or futures contracts.

But look how far the Bitcoin price has come, don't you think part of it is the effect of these companies buying Bitcoins?

The first spot Bitcoin ETF was applied for a long time ago

What happens when an exchange "runs" out of Bitcoins to sell?  
Price spikes!
There is always someone willing to sell at a higher price. That's how the market works. Exchanges don't run out of assets to sell, it's a game between the buyers and sellers. It's all about demand and supply.

Looks like there was a problem with crediting your account, so keep pestering that customer support until they update your account balance. By the way also make sure you have your Coinbase app updated in case you are using a mobile software and is not displaying the balances correctly.

I guess we all know who the A-hole is. The way he has been screaming in different threads shows how immature he is. A spoilt impatient superbrat that lacks proper communication skills and thinks that moaning and using profanities is the only way forward.
Duelbits resolved the issue and approved the withdrawal of the 44 bucks of the deluded user, and off to the cave he goes.

More huge trade volumes reported today. I think North of $7Billion since the trading of ETFs started but no upward price movement for Bitcoin, instead we are just seen a downtrend which.

The ETFs are trading on exchanges like Nasdaq, NYSE Arca... Please bear in mind that what is being trade are not actual Bitcoins.

The excitement was mostly about "adoption" where people thought now that these companies reorganize Bitcoin, it would mean that more investors would get more exposure to Bitcoin.

It's not weird, it's actually set intentionally by the admin to ensure that the resource requirement by the website is not so huge and is manageable. I am no expert on how websites are run but imagine if the forum had to update such information even micro second. It would mean a very high resource utilization and/or slow down the forum loading speed, which is pretty fast under normal circumstances.

If you have noticed, even activity points and forum ranks take time to update.

Just look at his trust ratings. They will give you a clear picture of the kind of person you are trying to advise. Not worth it because such people don't change. Just let him scream all the shit he wants here until his brain finally comes back to the senses and tells him that it's enough.

I trust Duelbits will do the right thing based on the outcomes of the verification.

But who in their right mind still uses crypto casinos today without expecting KYC verification, especially with a casino that talks about it in their ToS, privacy policy and also has a KYC/AML policy in place?

1. ToS - https://www.casinoadrenaline.com/terms-and-conditions#terms-section-13
2. Privacy Policy - https://www.casinoadrenaline.com/privacy-policy
3. AML policy - https://www.casinoadrenaline.com/aml

You have no case here.

Suggestion for improvement:

I think the title of the email sent out regarding free lotteries is misleading, "BC.GAME Withdrawal Notification". I don't know if this is happening with other type of messages as well. I think this should be changed to something much better, like "Free Lottery promotion".

Imagine how a client's heart would skip when they see BC.GAME Withdrawal Notification when they didn't initiate any withdrawal