Satoshi never did trade, so how can he answer technical questions?


No, there's no direct proportion whatsoever, it's your opinion that is not being shared my others.


Wrong again, let me leave his quote here:

"If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry." - Satoshi Nakamoto, July 29, 2010

Of course, who would forget Dimon's attack on bitcoin in September 2017? And then they secretly buying during the dip that they cause? Such an a**.

Anyhow, it's good news though, not for crypto in general but for blockchain, because it will somehow silence the negativity surrounding bitcoin and blockchain, and these banks are the first recipient of this beautiful technology. Yes, it's going to be internal to them, but for sure their clientele will be very happy that they have their own stable coin, because it is really very fast, quick and transparent.

Then the burden is on his side, you can't just accused anyone without proof, isn't it?

So someone can accused someone here, throw his babble around, but without evidences, members here are not going to believed anything and this could be considered as just another smear campaign on a site that has been existing for many years.

I'm not taking sides, but this is a case of 'he said, she said', which doesn't hold any bearing.

I don't think there's such thing as future whale though, it's either you are in the beginning or not.

Self made whales are rare, it will take time before you can call a whale in crypto, and it's subjective, how much crypto you should own before you can call yourself a whale?

And don't chase that I'm going to be rich in 3 years, yes, there's nothing wrong with having a dream, but most of the time it is exaggerated that instead of making a decent money, you chase that goal and eventually you lost. As I have said in the past, this is not a sprint or we are going to compare our crypto journey, it should be a marathon. So it will take sometime before we achieved our dreams in this market.

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I prefer in-game staking though, at least you can see the match and probably get the feel of what going to happened, either the favourite is really doing good or the underdogs will have a chance and make the odds very attractive.

I have experienced this during the Miami series, I remember a game wherein I put a stake pre-match and then continue to beat on the Miami even though the Boston takes the lead, the odds grew like 3.xx something for Miami after that, so I take it and Miami regain the lead and won in the game, very fun and exciting to hit a good odds and very satisfying. 

Obviously it will be lost forever, that's why you need to have some plans or contingency. As the saying goes, you are your own bank, so you need to take care of it and somewhat learn how to recover it in case of death.

You can read a medium post here: Letter to Loved Ones: a template for your crypto estate planning. It is an old article, but it is still applicable at this time.

Just want to bump my thread, Microsoft upgrades password spray attack detection capabilities.

Yeah, partly agree with the DeFi hype thingy, and what makes it worst though is that we are going to see more losses as compare to the ICO of 2017. The number of crypto users has balloon overtime, takes to DeFi, but as a result more noobs are going to lose now maybe 2x or 3x of total losses during the ICO craze.

As for the elections, for me whoever wins will have an impact to world markets, even crypto, but it will be short term, so regardless if it's positive or negative, remains to be seen. It's just weeks from now, so brace yourself, but don't panic, just look at the bright side if bitcoin goes down a bit, time to buy again!!!

Even though that we are in a sort of bull run, we are going to hear some people bad mouthing bitcoin in every angle as they have their own intentions, maybe they want to pull the market down again or simply they are no-coiner and old and traditional like Warren Buffett.


Yeah, period of accumulation is around $9k-$10k, and I'm sure there are investors who have filled their bags already. While others are left behind, but they still have some time, but it might take sometime because the price is already $13k and going up. But then again, it really doesn't matter, imagine the price going to $40k-$50k, still a lot of profits to be made.

Bob Arum is wise, he might wait for the right time before setting this up, even if Inoue will win this fight. Maybe he will do a one or two prior fights for Inoue in 2021 and wait till Casimero faded out or at least someone new come to the scene.

And we all know that Bob wanted to milk his cash cow and doesn't want to ruin and Casimero will give everything and possible to beat Inoue. So I would say that we won't see an immediate match between the two although I wish they will in 2021. But boxing is business and specially with the pandemic, better to wait till fans can watch to increase the revenue.

Well most of the time gamblers are really agitated specially if they think they have been scammed or cheated by casinos. I read some of his posts and he also accuses other online casino. I guess support and online casino's should have a thick skin answering individual like the OP.

I haven't used AceDBets.io to be honest, but it seem they are decent with the way they come back and answer queries or doubts from several gamblers here.

Urijah was just one disappointment, I think his a wasted talent, but at least we could see him one more time.


Probably just out of respect to Anderson, we all know that after he lost his title to Weidman, it's over for him specially that freak injury.

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Gambling sig campaigns are rising, and as a result more members involving themselves in several gambling threads including this one.

Pretty much the intention is very simply, stole money from unsuspecting victims and ran off and used conjoin mixers to hide their track. So simply don't touch the money and wait for the imminent bull run next year, win-win situation for the criminals.

As far as DeFi goes, the picture has slowly crumble, and just like what majority of you said prior to this hype, it is comparable to 2017 wherein scammers and hackers are everywhere. The main difference is that criminals now are having an easy time breaching or exploiting these codes and then slowly draining them. How much can investors take? Your guess is as good as mine. Perhaps billions will be lost in the future before we really learn our lessons.

It's just sad to see Murray though end his career like this, before it was called the Big 4 with him included in the list and it's just a beauty to see him battle it out with the best version of Nadal, Federer and Djokovic. Unfortunately, the worst injury fell on him as compare to his contemporaries and maybe he quickly go back in the scene after his injury and wasn't the same before.

Not saying he immediately jump back to win titles and that he should wait for the right time and recovered more. But it seems that it was the case though as his body is breaking down, but the big 3 is still pushing their body to the limits with some rest in between tournaments.

Who wouldn't want a united world? But reality is different though, we have seen this throughout mankind's history, we always need to have some balance and as much as government are trying to somewhat foster better cooperation, I will say that it won't happen.

So it's bitcoin going to be the bridge? No, everyone has it's intention why they get into crypto in the first first, but believed 99% will say that it has nothing to do with world peace or unite the world.

If someone contacted you first, then it's a sign of a scam, definitely police or any crime department will come forward and it's through email? I'll probably just ignore this one. This is somewhat and old trick and the moment you try to contact them and you start to give them more information then you fall for the trick.

This is similar to some SMS I frequently received, that I won something or I need to update my info on some banking apps. I'll just totally ignore and delete it and I suggest you do the same.

This is the only reason I can think of, maybe sportbooks doesn't think this is not big that's why they haven't any offered except for the ML line which is obvious no value if you go to Inoue. I'm looking at what @stadus describe, lines per round ko/tko for Inoue might be higher as compare to ML.


Keeping an eye on this thread as well and regularly checking other sportbooks to see other lines.

What can you say though, it was the Khabib's decision to let go of the sports he love, truly GOAT, P4P, and the way he beats his opponent, not even giving them a single round specially in championship matches. Everyone is paying respect, even Conor himself. I thought that he will go after GSP after this, anyhow, it is what is it.

Maybe Dana was also caught off guard with the sudden and unexpected decision, and maybe Poirier vs McGregor fight will be for the vacant title in January next year.

It's just sending a strong signal already, newly established Fintech company or even huge company and individual investors are hopping in the bandwagon which means there is demand and it will continue to go up and we might hear another one doesn't want to miss out and putting some percentage of their assets into bitcoin.

These company are obviously riding the hype and looking at the possibility that it's going to a financial rewarding investments in the future as everything is pointing to an eventual bull run in 2021 onwards. So let's see how it goes, we might ascertain that top companies are already in the crypto 'movement', a paradigm shift, so to speak.