As someone who previously checks every ANN thread and read the content of the WhitePapers (to check if its plagiarized), the team behind the project, the downloadable links, and the website, the WP is indeed one of the indicatives if the project is a scam or not.

Usually, legit projects contain WhitePapers that are over 30-40+ pages with references at the end. They provide all the essential details of their project including their mission, vision, and their goal by the years. Once you see a project without such elements, then it would be an indication that the project might be a scam.

Some people are blinded by the fact that being a professional gambler is profitable. Don't get me wrong, but the number of professional gamblers out there COMPARED to the people who actually attempted to become one is significantly lowered.

Sometimes it all boils down on the luck, opportunity, and patience that determines the success of an individual. Even if you faithfully exercise those values, there is really no guarantee that it will lead you to a successful life.


Well in fact, there are a number of professional gamblers especially in the poker field. There are even hosted tournaments around the world which is aired on television. Being a professional gambler also revolves around luck, like any gambling field. There is really no guarantee that one will become successful especially in a field where luck governs everything.

Back in the days where the medium of exchange was through the barter system, it slowly evolved until countries decided to have a universal currency and its value is determined by the number of gold reserve the country respectively has.

Currently, cryptocurrency is being used as an alternative payment to some products/services to merchants. But people are misunderstanding the hidden potential of cryptocurrency- which is the blockchain itself. The system of fiat may still remain the same but what makes it different is the adoption of the blockchain into our daily transactions.


People argue that the next phase of money would be towards the e-cash system (which cryptocurrencies are the medium used). But this would take a significantly amount of time until it becomes implemented due to the economic discrepancies among countries of different financial state.

I'm actually surprised that he/she has the patience to write down huge blocks of text despite knowing that no one would even attempt to read it. With that kind of knowledge, the merit system is indeed lacking to your expertise and knowledge. We don't deserve you!

#sarcasm

Oh this is actually tough... It actually depends if the gap between my favorite team and the opposing team is significantly large then I might consider betting on the latter.

To give you an actual example, in Dota 2, I used to love this specific team and I bet most of my resources in every game that they have. Despite having their roster change making them relatively weaker than their original form, I still bet on the team. But there was one instance where the stakes and gap were really large (at that time they were the number 7 team vs the number 1 team), so I did not hesitate to vote on the latter.

Every time the price drops, I see it as an opportunity to purchase more for short-term investments. I withdrew them as soon as the cost of the initial price is higher than the selling price by at least 10-20%. With the volatility of bitcoin, this may depend upon external and internal factors but I usually cash them out 2-3 weeks from the date I purchased them.

Instances like these, people should view it in a positive light rather than taking it as a loss.


What do you mean by 'healthy'? I find that the word volatile is suitable as the price cannot be predicted accurately. You would need to rely on data, news, and research before planning your next goal in this bearish market.

Being the only local exchange in the country where 80-95% of the people use it as their wallet, people would lose their trust in exchanges and therefore contribute to the general stigma in cryptocurrency.

Pero I do believe na ang coins.ph, meron silang security based sa percent ng total number of your coins sa wallet. Although hindi na mababawi lahat, at least meron silang maibibigay na collateral doon sa mga taong may malaking amounts of bitcoin.


Even if very secured ang coins.ph, hindi pa din maiiwasan yung potential na hack or pag-infiltrate sa system nila. Naalala mo yung Binance hack? Millions of users ang gumagamit ng exchange na iyan and assume natin na may maximum security sila pero hindi pa din ito naiwasan yung $41 million na nawala.

I personally know someone who trades cryptocurrency daily and he has a huge chunk of bitcoins inside his local wallet. When he tried to deposit the amounts directly to his bank, the bank called and questioned the origin of the money. Unfortunately, he had to do weekly trips to the US to clear his accounts and the ambiguities related to his deposits.

The issue regarding cryptocurrency is not itself, but the doubt where the money came from. Banks question this as the anonymity makes them doubtful that this may be a scheme of money laundering.


They will literally question everything if you make huge chunks of deposits/withdrawals in a span of one day. This might pose a problem to traders and investors who focused more on the long-term aspect of realization of profits.

Do remember that whatever strategy that you employ, if you are dealing with odds then you cannot expect guaranteed and successful results.

In the Martingale strategy, I have personally witnessed people using the strategy but it will only work if you have the means and the capital to fund your every move. The problem with this strategy is if you continue your losing streak, the amount you will be betting will increase exponentially until it would be relatively impossible to bet.
My friends and my brother employ the same strategy and I see that they have mixed results depending on their night. Again, this would boil down to one's luck since gambling is all about luck!

The danger associated with investing in cryptocurrency would stem from the lack of security and guarantee of payments.

Unlike conventional and traditional methods of investing, your money is backed upon by security and collateral in case the investment fails. In stocks, you will always have the choice to cash out your investments based on trend, data, and research. Also be reminded that all of these are governed and managed by a company and regulated by laws.

In cryptocurrency, the returns may be relatively higher and faster but the risks associated is proportionate to the amount you invested. Meaning, there will be no guarantee and security that you'll receive your amount in case the market fails. There are already instances wherein people invested in bitcoin but its price plummeted to the ground.

As someone who grew up in a family who competes in cockfighting, this actually caught my attention which makes everything interesting!

Before the start of fight, people would usually bet on which side would win. Usually, the minimum bet (depending on the place) is around $10 and it could exceed more depending on the agreed amount. After the fight, the people you betted with would approach you (or vice versa) and ask for the money if you lost. But with an implementation of an online gambling system where you could use your resources, this would be much convenient for users.


Assuming that there is a local government code that regulates the holding of a cockfighting pit, that shall be binding to the parties. The special law (the local government code) will be an exception to the general law (PD449).

It depends on how your divorce proceedings went through and if you are willing to disclose all information with regard to all of your current assets.

At this point, it is not a question on how BIG are your current resources at but a question if whether or not you are a reasonable person who follows and abides the rules. This question would also be different if you were to have obligations with your payments, especially if you have a child to support.


I think he/she should reveal regardless of the status of the marriage as it determines your attitude and liability as a person. If that were the case, I think we now know who is the reason for the cause of divorce....

Actually, my thesis adviser back in college is currently the head attorney of fintech sa pag-aayos ng cryptocurrency dito sa Pilipinas! He actually suggested and pitched this idea as our thesis regarding the acceptance of cryptocurrency in the country. Whenever nakikita mo mga IG stories niya, nasa Senate siya and may mga meetings na nangyayare about sa cryptocurrencies.

Hopefully mas lalo pang umusad pa yung act at maging bill na ito para mapunta na siya sa processo ng pagiging law in the future.

Like most of the exchanges, it will take some time that people would soon realize the relevance and innovation of Bakkt has provided. Although the initial stage is worse than expected, it is still early to conclude about its success. Also, do note that they offer an exchange where it involves real contracts, which no exchange has ever done. Give it some time and exposure until people realize the relevance of each transaction.


Concluding that Bakkt failed prematurely is hasty generalization and conclusion. It will require some time until the people realize the effects of its transactions. Most are still skeptical and doubtful on using the exchange but it is plainly normal for anyone to think that way. Again, give it some time!

I think rather than looking for a 'fun' casino, you should focus on the security, reputation, and customer service of a gambling website.

There may be thousands of gambling websites across the internet but only a few provide safety, security, and service compared to the others. Going back to the spirit of the question, I would advise that you consider gambling websites that involve e-sports. Although it may be boring (as the act itself), watching your favorite teams go hand-in-hand combat with others is sure fun!

Other notable gambling websites that have been around for years: FortuneJack, Bitsler, bustadice, etc.

As someone who constantly checks the ANN thread of altcoins, I highly advise that before you post any announcement, make sure that you post all of the important details about your project including the WhitePaper, the website, the profile links of your team, and all other relevant information that would attract investors.

Like what was mentioned above, you also have the option of hiring a bounty manager in managing your affairs and if you plan on creating a signature campaign (for further exposure and advertising).

Be reminded that the blockchain is what makes bitcoin valuable as it offers endless possibilities in the application of future transactions. One of the reasons on why bitcoin continues to dominate the cryptocurrency market is because of its price. There are hundreds and thousands of altcoins available in the market but no one comes near to the price of bitcoin.

Not to mention, the number of people who transact using bitcoin is significantly large, to the point that it attracted notice to the governments of different countries across the world.


The only way that I see an altcoin replacing bitcoin is when there is a massive prohibition on bitcoin SPECIFICALLY or if another altcoin surfaces and improves all the areas that bitcoin failed to meet. But I seriously doubt that this will happen anytime soon considering the number of users and the price of bitcoin in the market.

You already know the outcome of high-risk trading and I see no other reasons on why you should continue given your experience.

High-risk trading may actually be considered as one of the methods of trading and I highly advise people to do such (given that they have the capital) but if you are on a streak of losing money with the same cycle repeating, then everything points to the sign that you should explore other options available. Trading and earning money is not about who quickly gets everything in the shortest amount of time (although preferably), it's about doing everything strategic.

Anything that is related to cryptocurrency as being the medium of payment is good news, especially that the exposure of bitcoin can quickly materialized across the country.

Throughout the years, any electronic cash or money is branded as a scam and has been stigmatized due to recent scam attempts done. That is why, whenever you hear someone introducing a brand-new type of currency in the internet, the first thing that they would think is an another scheme with shenanigans along the way (this is the case here in the Philippines).

News that involve bitcoin being accepted as another option for payment can slowly eliminate this kind of stigma if people were to start accepting it more as a payment option.

It actually depends kung paano ka mag construct ng post. Usually kase, kapag really constructed and on-point yung ginagawa mong post, pag-iisipan mo at mag-reresearch ka pa para may matulungan ka dito sa forum. Siguro around 10-20 minutes yun? Pero depende talaga sa gumagawa ng post.

To be honest, dapat hindi iniisip ang interval ng kada post kase may isa ka naman buong araw para mameet mo yung required post (assuming na may campaign signature ka). Nangyayari lang ito kapag nag-hahabol ka pero yun nga, magiging sakripisyo dito is yung quality ng post mo.