Online gambling is very popular nowadays, specially those who also uses crypto for playing. With this popularity, there's ton of gambling sites/operators available. But the problem is who to trust? who plays fair and pays fair?
Are there any regulating bodies that verifies, rates, and promotes gambling sites that is genuinely fair to its customers? Not just on fair plays but also gambling sites that protects its customers identity etc. Thank you.
Well, trust is the main thing in crypto currency based casinos. Most of the casinos are unregulated. As far as I know, licensing of casinos can be done and that casino should follow the rules under the license. But remember, having a licence does not mean that the casino is totally legit. If the site is well know and reputed, then there is a high chance they are totally legit and will try their best to respect customer privacy.
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I'm in crypto to get rich. There are coins which pop 100x and even 1000x in small periods of time. Its possible to become a millionaire very quickly in this space.
My two biggest scores (in $ terms) we're with Nano (Raiblocks) and NEO (Antshares). I've also had some massive multiples but not earnt as much on a few low caps.
I want to find the next NEO / NANO. What are they?
Crypto currency is not a get rich real quick scheme! Well if you are still looking for coins that will go 100x or hell even 1000x then go look for some shit coins that will get pumped and then eventually get dumped and die. You should know that the risks are really high and you might end up with nothing. Not even your initial investment!
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I never heard of any app that actually notifies you when the price is going up or down. Actually I never looked for applications like those since I always keep an eye on the price of bitcoins. Probably you there are some apps like those out there. Would be weird if you get notified every time the price goes green and red. Edit: Did a quick google search. An app that can be found at play store named "Bitcoin Checker" seems to be the one you are looking for.
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If you own a casino, then your bankroll can be of any value. But if you have a low capital, then you will have to set a low maximum win rate by users depending on the total house value. Or else, someone might come and win everything in just one bet and you will lose everything. Again, people don't like casinos with small maximum win. So, you the higher the capital, the better it is. The best thing to do is just invest on current bankroll of some well known casinos. As far as i know, crypto-games.net still has their investment option open!
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Unfortunately there is nothing much you can do. Once a transaction has been confirmed there is no "reversing" the transaction. Probably your account or your private keys were compromised. Anyways, why were you using an online wallet to store this amount of bitcoins? Online wallets are never safe for long term storage. Hope you are going to be careful next time you are about to store a coins in your wallet.
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Good afternoon everyone, I want to greet everyone here. April is almost over, do you still have plans to invest in cryptocurrency in Quartal 2? What coins are suitable for investing? I want to hear your opinion, and I will make it a reference. Thank you very much for your attention.
If you are thinking about investment, then I guess you already did your research and analysis. But, do it again. If you properly did your study, you wouldn't be asking this question. You have by now know that the price of crypto currencies are totally unpredictable. There is no such thing as "right" time when thinking about investing on crypto currencies. Remember, they are still in their infant stage. The price of the coins haven't reached their actual price. In the long run, it is bound to increase. So just go ahead and start investing with your eyes closed.
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There is actually nothing much we can do to stop them from scamming. But there is tons of stuffs we can do to save/prevent ourselves from getting scammed. First of all, we need to increase security. Remember, the hackers are always one step ahead of us. So we need to constantly monitor everything, have a team dedicated to these security activity. We must make sure we know how to keep everything we own as much secure as possible. Don't overlook at any possibilities of vulnerability. Just keep in mind that, scams occur everywhere. Even with fiat currency. Its just the media who likes to highlight every negative aspects of crypto currencies.
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Good they are going cashless. But now what kind of cashless society are they willing to take? Are they opting for crypto currencies or just some regular digital currency system which is backed by their fiat currency system. It is probably going to be a centralized system but then again, making it completely decentralized has its own drawbacks too, at least for now. Lets wait and see what happens in 2023. Hopefully other countries will also follow this system.
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Last big recession was in 2007 and the next one is long overdue.
This next one is going to be on a much larger scale and last longer than we expect.
The signs are all around us.
First, the Avengers Endgame was so hyped and in the end it was disappointing. Game of Thrones final season was hyped and so far very disappointing. Star Wars will probably be disappointing as well.
All of them have a huge budget yet they somehow went on and made a crappy production. Why?
They know the recession is due and they are saving money everywhere they can.
Lmao. You are hilarious man. I know you are not serious, or are you ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) ? I don't think Avengers end game was disappointing. I actually liked it! Too bad we didn't get to see Antman killing Thanos by.. you know how ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) . I won't deny, the last episode which was the most hyped episode actually turned out to be disappointing. The overall build was good until the end of the episode. Jokes aside, I think we already passed that expected recession were the price reached the point below $3,400. We can't expect some stead price rise now.
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Those sites offer fiat currency withdrawal. Not crypto currencies since they do not support crypto currencies (as far as I know). They have to go through loads of regulations. They have huge player base. They can't just send you the money. As far as i remember, they manually verify that if your withdrawal is legit or not. A slightest hint of something fishy turns on the red flag. And trust me, they try their best to find faults to avoid payment!
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If you are looking forward to hold for a long term, then its best to use a secured hardware wallet. If you are planning to use a desktop wallet, then choose the one provided by the developers. Don't use those third party multi coin supported wallets. Again, don't hold huge amount of coins in online wallet. Its too risky to do so. Same goes for exchanges. Don't use an exchange wallet as a form of storing your coins. One last thing, always keep a back up of your wallet ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) .
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I come across different posts and allegations that bounty hunters are dumpers and they make projects lose it value upon exchange listing. But from my experience with bounties most projects don't offer bounty allocation of more than 5% of the total token sold. So how will 5% dump have a huge effect on the remaining 95% price. And what about projects that don't have bounties but still dump hard on the exchange, is it bounty hunters too? The bitter truth is that most projects dump because of the ridiculous number of bonuses the team have offered during the tokensale and pre-sale period. Imagine giving investors 70% bonus for their investments, they can decide to sell everything off and be happy with the 70% profit.
Yeah, they are to be blamed at least a little. They get 5% of the total token announced. Do you really think that 5% is small? As soon as the token gets listed in an exchange, the bounty hunters starts dumping the tokens they have earned. Thus, this will have an affect on the market at least on the short run. Seeing the price drop on the short run, other new investors starts to panic causing the price to dump further.
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So you were actually giving out your information to the wrong people. What do you really think they are going to do with all those identifications and information they received about their users after their ICO failed? Not here to scare you, but there is a high chance they will try to sell those information to make some quick money. Never give out your information to some random new projects.
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The $25 Google play gift card has been sold! But I still have the $100 Google Play Gift Card which is still for sale. Will sell it for only $95 worth of BTC (no discount if you are paying in some other currency!). PM me or reply here ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) .
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My wedding is fast approaching and am looking for ways of making more money to help me in one way or the other to take care of some expenses as regards my wedding. At the moment, I have about 0.04BTC and I will need additional 0.09BTC for me to take care of some other expenses which are yet to be taken care of.
Should I gamble with the one I have?
Edit: My wedding is slated for 3rd and 4th of May, 2019 you guys are all invited
You guys never fail to amuse me! Please tell me this is just a troll question ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) . Like seriously man? You want to gamble to cover up your wedding cost? Why man? You could lose everything you have while gambling. Then what will you do? Again, looks like you are not financially stable at all. Then why marry now? Tell your girl friend to wait for a while until you earn something good. Then go marry her!
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Regulations will just make the main goal of crypto currencies weaker. But then again, how will using crypto currencies be legalized if there is no regulation? We can't deny that crypto currencies are being used for illegal activities but isn't fiat also used for committing crime? The only difference is that we know what people does and easy to trace if using fiat. But when they use crypto currencies it becomes difficult for us to trace them and god know what kind of crime are they committing.
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I deposited btc on fairlay and bet for csgo match. I have bet on team A and when they have won I refreshed and the bet was on team B. My money is gone, support talking that they cannot do anything and that's my fault that I had mistake and just wrong betted. When I want to contact with the owner they want to pay them some btc for every message.. What I need to do to get my money back
Is the site legit? Do you think the site is rigged? Was there any similar complains before? Are you sure you placed your bet on the right team. Well honestly, if the site is legit and not rigged, then there is nothing you can do or the support. There is not way you can prove that you placed the bet on Team A. The support probably gets shit loads of messages from scammers that claim there was a mistake from their side after (after losing a bet). All i would say is just move on and don't waste your time.
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In the early beginnings of Bitcoins (2009-2010) it was easy to get some Bitcoins either by buying them for a few cents, by mining (which was easy in the early days) or even some faucets gave away some bitcoins every day just for clicking a button or solving a captcha. And now watch how expensive a Bitcoin is now.
Today you would not get Bitcoins but only Satoshis for the same time and effort. And as the price rises, you get fewer and fewer Satoshis of course.
Do you think that the price of a single Satoshi will be something like $1 one day? Or even more than that? Will there be fractions of Satoshis in the future like mSatoshis (Milli Satoshi)?
If yes, we should fight for every single Satoshi now as long as the price is relatively low. Use faucets, trade, buy, mine and hold them until you are rich. It's too late now to get whole bitcoins (too expensive) but some thousands of Satoshis here and there could be a lot of money in the future.
What do you think?
$1 per satoshi? Not going to happen. At least not now. You will have to wait for decades. In the future where crypto currencies become the main stream currency where people use it in their everyday life, then the demand of crypto currencies might increase which in turn may make the price of crypto currency go crazy. And yeah, if that happens, we might also start making fractions of satoshi for our ease of use and benefits.
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Before purchasing we have to prepare ourselves to hold them in the long term because there might be chances that the price may drop and in the case, we cannot able to sell them for loos. Of course, we might lose value in the market but we should stay strong until the prices start increasing again.
If you are holding, it does not mean that you will need to keep on holding. If you invest on the wrong time and see the price crashing very badly, then it is always better to sell your coins to reduce your loss to the minimum. You can then start to reinvest once the price falls down to its lowest level and then keep on holding to make profit. Remember, letting your investment go and suffering some loss does not mean that you made a wrong decision, but instead you made a wise decision.
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Do you even know what bubble is? The price was increasing very steadily and smoothly. It wasn't a one shot rise. No way this was a bubble. The price falling down to $5,117 might actually be a correction, that's it. We are still on the green side if you compare the price withing the last few weeks! And, no, its not because of one single entity the price has crashed. There might be other reasons too.
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