I think each case is unique. When parents identify their children are responsible and won't fall for addictions, bad behaviours or compulsive purchasings it's ok to give them freedom, because it will actually help them to develop even more self-confidence and responsability for their adulthood. But you can't be too careful when children are impulsive. In this case parents must be more attentive on what their children are doing on the internet.

About the story told above speficially, i have the perception your best friend isn't too concerned about what his/her children are doing on the cellphone, because he/she probably trust them and there haven't been any issues involving apps, gambling, pornography or undesired purchases before. Anyway, from times to times it's important to check what they are doing.

It's a very nice sum of money for something he didn't even need to invest, spare a long time on it or put a lot of effort to acquire. It's an extra income of 1000$ every year since he has started his journey in crypto universe, with serious possibilities of getting much better if he continues holding those satoshis for the next bull run.

Stories like this are inspiration for many to show they shouldn't despair, lose patience or focus when persuing their long term goals. People thought they were claiming dust at faucets 5 years ago, although they didn't know it was gold dust...

These are good steps to attract digital nomads to their territories. Portugal in special is a good destination for this kind of public, because life quality there is pretty decent and the living costs affordable when compared to neighboor european countries. The only cons is the low wages offered there, but since digital nomads have their income from the internet and deal with cryptocurrencies it's not an issue at all.

It's a win win situation for every parts: for the government it's good, because income from taxes is going to increase when the appeal for the region rises and for crypto enthusiasts it's great, because they will be able to use bitcoin for every products and services disponible around.

It will depend if advertisers are bitcoin adopters or not. i don't see a huge impact, because it's likely most advertisers will keep using fiat as payment method, just like it happens on another platforms which started accepting bitcoin as payment before. As we know, bitcoin is mostly used as investment instead of currency.

Maybe it was just coincidence. It's hard to imagine pornography has potential to boost bitcoin price like that. That pump should be more related to the weak phase traditional economies were facing due to the peak of covid pandemic, with low interest rates in US, so investors had to move their funds to something more profitable and safe from governmental interferences.

On the other hand, if what you say really happened, we have the proof activities people prefer to practice hidden and are considered shady by the society, are impactful to spread bitcoin adoption due to its pseudo-anonymous characteristic.

CBDC of US will be probably the same as stablecoin, with the difference one is centralized by a government and the other is centralized by a company (which is still regulated by the government anyway), so they are pretty similar. Maybe CBDCs will be more precise at the 1:1 ratio conversion than stablecoins, but I'm not sure yet.

Between the two options I prefer to pick the less bureaucratic one. I expect CBDCs to be harder to deal with due to regulations and limitations imposed by each local government, so it's likely I will keep with stablecoins, but if CBDCs are going to be user friendly currencies I see no problem in adopting them as well.

Thai people deserve congratulations for being active bitcoin supporters, as we can see on the article provided by OP:
The local government should have been really worried about the increasement in crypto usage, so they had to create a measure to prevent crypto replacing fiat on the daily life of the society. Anyway, I don't think it was a great idea, because people will keep using crypto as payment method, as it's not easy for the regulators to track everyone's transactions. How can the government say someone is using crypto as payment method or if this person is just selling his holdings for fiat to someone else? Thankfully, the nature of decentralized cryptocurrencies are at the favour of the citizens of such countries which are going to face restrictive and abusive limitations on the near future.

From 42,000$ to 39,000$ in one day... These are the most recent fluctuations on bitcoin market. April started really good, but almost reaching at the middle of the month, I see bitcoin has lost breath to keep the tendency. There isn't enough demand yet for a new bull run. Bitcoin is walking in circles since the beginning of this year without any major advancements. I see the market sentiment is leading to more stagnation yet.
Not the war or the end of the pandemic were enough to push bitcoin to the 50,000$ price range, although many investors are still expecting it to happen this year. Maybe the second semester of 2022 can finally bring the wind of change to crypto market! Well, there's no harm in dreaming...

Most recent hype started was metaverse, and somehow it mixes well with NFTs in some cases, so i think they aren't over yet. There is still something else to milk from NFT hype by speculators and it won't be finished until we hear about a new trend appearing in crypto environment (so far it hasn't happened). What will define the increasement of the search for NFTs and market volume is a consistent bullish season that we don't know exactly when it's going to begin for real. Meanwhile, we will continue seeing the market very stagnant or depreciative, consequently affecting NFTs negatively, although it doesn't mean the hype ceased.

Without any doubts. Bitcoin gives all directions on this market. It's called the king of crypto universe for a good reason: for being the original cryptocurrency among all, which gave origin to the whole crypto market we see right now, with more than 2.01$ trillion dollars marketcap.

If it wasn't for bitcoin, this market probably wouldn't even exist or on the best hypothesis, marketcap would be much inferior, indicating without bitcoin, crypto market becomes unreliable for investors.

I didn't try to refresh before, but just opened the link again right now to try your advice next and it worked at once this time. Thanks.

Yes, I always open the link through clicking the banner.

When the WOF ticket has been already played or has expired due to the 48 hours countdown time, a different message displays, so this captcha error is really an unique situation.

Thanks.

Sorry, I believe this issue was already commented some time ago on this thread, but I don't remember exactly how it ended being the solution, neither the page where it was discussed.

I opened one of the free wheel spins received through email, but captcha is stucked and doesn't work: ERROR for site owner: invalid site key.

Closed and opened the link again few times, and the same message displays.



Can I still use this spin somehow, or is it lost due to this error?

Really surprising to see there are gamblers who can afford such bet sizes at crypto casinos. There are wealthy gamblers around, indeed. For me it's insane and surreal to imagine someone could place almost a million dollars in a single bet! I've never came across these big wagers and I think they always make sure no one come accross them so easily...

At same time, it must be painful to lose more than most people are going to earn during their entire lifetime in a single ephemeral bet.

95$ interest paid after one year of staking over 1000$ means 9,5% or 0,79% monthly. Considering these rates are being paid over an USDT investment, a stable coin which follows dollar price, I think it doesn't worth anyway, because the inflation will totally kill the purchasing power along that same period of time. It means what you buy today with 1000$, won't be possible to be bought with 1095$ after one year. Inflation rises much faster than the interst income being paid to the investor. Binance rates are too low and too bad. To stake stable coins efficiently, interest rates offered must be higher, otherwise, better to stick with volatile main cryptocurrencies only.

I've never seen such rules and I believe this could be labeled as discrimination against individuals in particular, because it's too vague and abstract to say who is and who isn't influent among children and youth. Regulators can create any excuses to justify a celebrity to join or not join gambling advertisements, what will inevitably lead to corruption in order to make regulators allow someone to participate a propaganda.
As Cristiano Ronaldo was mentioned, I can say he is an individual like any other and he has the right to be hired by any brands and companies, since the businesses are legit.

This regulation is a too dangerous one, because it will affect most popular celebrities negatively, since they have influence among every age groups, so it will be used against them on cases of this kind, highlighting children specifically.

Good to know the interest from the public for bitcoin icons and logo is increasing faster right now. It means people not only are aware of bitcoin, but also want to wear its symbols, consequently promoting it to even more people, intentionally or not.

Well, in my case I just try to talk about bitcoin as much as possible when talking about cryptocurrencies, finances, economy and investments. I give all legitimacy to bitcoin on these matters, so that is how I'm contributing so far, although I hope to do more futurely.

Yes. It's so hard to find informations about the developers behind the algorithms and the algorithms themselves. This betting category is really shady. They say hundreds or thousands of previous games results of each team are taken into consideration when programming the algorithm, what I suppose it's being constantly done in real time, increasing even more the possibility of manipulation by the operators to favour one side or another.

It totally contrasts with the achievements of crypto gambling industry for gamblers, which is heavily backed by the provably fair feature, raising transparency on this environment to a new level never seen before at land based casinos.

For people who work on informatic field, have uninterrupted access to internet and doesn't have limitations by the boss regards which kind of sites can be reached, there is no issue in claiming during the whole working time, especially because freebitco.in doesn't enforce captchas. I would say it's a free lottery every hour where you can win up to 200$. But for workers who don't fulfill the characteristics mentioned earlier, I fear it's not possible to be so active on the site during the day, because some activities are so intensive and demand so much attention and concentration during periods of time longer than 1 hour, that to worry about claiming at a faucet every 60 minutes may harm the performance of such workers after all.

That is why it's important to be an assiduous soccer or football spectator before placing a bet on a match. Sometimes people are soccer fans for real and know main news and events regard teams, players and championships, but they don't follow it too closely and not too frequently, what puts them on the situation you mentioned above. To raise winning chances on sports betting, every extra details you know matters.

Football can be a good option to start betting on sports only if he has enough knowledge about the teams and players involved, what means he must follow events and news regard this sport closely and frequently. Otherwise, it's better to just stick with classic casino games, since he will be fully relying on luck to win. It's important to mention to a newbie, though, that he shouldn't expect profit on long run and to play only with money he can afford to lose.

I've also heared the fees are expensive, and even though there isn't any ATM disponible around me, I have no intention of using this, because every features needed to deal with bitcoin can be found on online websites or apps (exchanges) that can be accessed through mobile devices anywhere, where customers pay cheap fees, if they choose the service wisely.

As I see, ATMs are more like a visual, physical propaganda for bitcoin than anything else.