Hello friends
I invested 0.9995 btc on 28.11.2018.
but suddenly the bitcoins in my wallet disappeared.
In my past address there is no investox or yobicode
they do not respond to customer service.
How do I solve my problem?
If you are going to invest around almost 1 BTC on an exchange to trade, you should have given at least a little bit of effort to know more about the exchange. Just a "YoBit Scam" google would have given you enough reasons to give a second thought about the exchange. Unfortunately, YoBit has the shittiest customer support. So good luck trying to contact them and getting a valid response. Chance are you lost (read got scammed) your coins forever.  |
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i was VIP customer in bitcasino i deposited more then 10 bitcoin in one year
i was their regular customer
i never had issues before but on april 4th 2019 i was played three card poker in evolution in bitcasino.io
1) i clicked Ante 20mb i didnt see coin placed inside circle
2) so i clicked again i didnt see coin was betted again
3) again i clicked i didnt see coin
time ran out and i see 60mb was betted all sudden resulted 120 mb waste
when this bug or glitch was reported to customer service they say there was no issue with their why the hell i would like for 120mb which i deposited 10 bitcoins and never reported a issue i was even VIP in bitcasino.io
i asked their manager number and they refuse to respond and close my chat and ban it for 24hours
That's unfortunate. This might have been an issue on your side. Obviously they get tons of people everyday screaming that they have been scammed due to a "bug". They probably thought you were one of them unfortunately. But, that is quite unprofessional move to instantly ban someone instead of looking into it :/. Try to replicate the steps to create the bug. Capture an unedited video of it and send it to them. This might help you convince them enough and they might acknowledge their problem. |
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In the life of every player, there is a common denominator, the Losses, if you are playing in an inspired way and you begin to obtain losses and you retire with a lower balance than you expected, it is logical that many times the mood goes down, maybe there is a little sadness How do you overcome this? What strategy do you use to leave that experience behind and learn from it to come back? Since there are many people who fall into depression and find it very difficult to return.
Particularly, after having this type of experience my brain recreates some movements of bets and mistakes that I made and sometimes I draw good conclusions to avoid falling into errors, apart from which I am going to do some sports so that the bad things go away.
Your tile seem to be quite miss leading. At first I thought you wanted to know a strategy on how to recover from your losses. Anyways, the best way is to let it go and forget about it. It might seem hard at the beginning but as time goes you will eventually forget about it (don't forget, time heals!). Just try to focus on something else. Keep a positive attitude. One of the best way is to think about the worst outcome that could have happened but didn't. It actually helps. |
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I have been fully expecting the bottom to last until at least late Summer, if not into the Fall.
But here we find ourselves with BTC holding $3700 and up for like 6+ weeks now I think and gradually increasing week after week with it now right at the top to the bottom range at just under $4200 and still continuing to steadily push on up from $4000 to $4100 to right now high $4100s.
Will it dump back to $3000s or are we gonna see it just keep gradually building steam or a big squeeze and watch it shoot way up, and if it does shoot up will that signal the start of the bull market like Oct 2015 or is it a trap and we've still got months of bottom to watch?
I was actually loving the slow and gradual rise of the price of bitcoin. The price was actually doing really good by being stable for few days and then rising out slowly. Was actually also preferable for traders to make some quick profit from the small volatile zones. The market seemed to be quite healthy. But, the current rise seems quite suspicious. All those sudden rise might cause a chaos soon. FOMO might also be playing a huge role on this weird price rise. Lets hope everything goes back to normal  . |
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From my perspective, bearish trend are still there. Just giving way to the bull since we are in the long bear situation from last year up to last week. Though bitcoin already hit $5,000, it will not easily break $5,200 resistance and will still wake up small bears. Let's see what really happen because that was only my speculations.
Just curious, what actually were your speculations based on? How come you tell that the bearish trend is still there? The price went up from around $3,800 USD to $5,150 USD within just few weeks. Well, now that's called a bullish trend, not a bearish trend. With the current trend, I hardly doubt the price is going to struggle breaking $5,200. But, lets see if the trend can actually last or not and how long will it take before we get set back to the old price. |
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We can see the price of every other alt coins rising, due to the rise of the price of bitcoin. This is a quite common scenario and we have been seeing this happening ever since bitcoin and other crypto currencies existed. Now, if you see at the prices of other altcoins, we can see that they are rising slowly along with bitcoin, but the price rise of bitcoin cash seems to be extremely weird since the sudden rise by 50% seems to be totally abnormal. Chance are there that the price are actually being manipulated. So just be careful and think twice if you wish to jump into the pump train.
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Man, your activities actually show that you did not spend a single day using bitcoin only  . Unfortunately, all you did was spend fiat currency. Not to offend you or anything, but that was plain stupid to keep on exchanging small amount of bitcoin for fiat. You could have done it all together and spend yourself from trouble. The story would have been a whole different thing if it was like you spent bitcoin to pay for things directly but faced some problems. But all you did was exchange bitcoin for fiat and then spend everything normally. |
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Not sure based on what you made those rankings. Unfortunately, i have never heard or played on almost 90% of the casinos mentioned on the site. I was a bit surprised I didn't see crypto-games.net on the list. They have been here on the gambling community for almost 4 years with a very good reputation. You should have a look at it and add it to your list . |
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I don't think people have lost any confidence in crypto currencies. I am assuming you are saying this based on the fact of the price of bitcoin and other crypto currencies. You should know that the value of a coin does not define how successful the coin is. The price in fact is nothing. We don't need confidence of investors who just invests for profit. Eventually they will dump out whatever they invested to cash out their profit, thus we go back to the initial stage of where we were. Just keep your own confidence and stop thinking about the value. Spread the good words of crypto currencies and get rid of naysayers.
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I think every gamblers should really take their own responsibility and limitations because gambling has a lot of consequences that you will meet in every bet that you will do, that is why you should always be careful in your every decision and always have a self-control when you gamble. Being responsible in gambling is not that hard, as long you don't gamble to gain more profit because these is the reason why people get addicted and being greedy to it from earning easy money. Gambling is really an entertainment and for pastime, that is why always think in your every bet.
This is a very shitty way to advertise for your casino by hiding links on the post  . It is very easy to tell to have "self control", but in reality it is actually quite hard to have that self control when gambling. It is not always about "not gambling for more profit'. There are people who also keep gambling to chase their losses too! This is where they start deviating from their goals and ends up either being a gambling addict or extremely poor. If you think gambling is only for entertainment and passing your time, then just gamble with fake virtual currencies! |
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Is it a good idea in your opinion for me to wait for ethereum price to increase so I can sell it and move the money to more alt coins or should I just move the current amount of ethereum to other altcoins right now? It's all up to you. Ethereum is a safe coin to invest on. If you want you can spread out your investment of different alt coins, but the risk of investing on a coin that is not well known is higher than investing on Ethereum or Bitcoin itself. Anyways, if the price of ethereum starts to increase, it is more likely that the prices of other altcoins will also start to increase. So you won't see much difference on your profit unless you are investing on a pump/dump scheme coins. |
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Hello everybody!! I am in crypto from 2016. But I have not much experience about gamble. You can called me as a bigginer in gamble. Mainly I want to know about dice game first. I have visited and registered some gamble site and trying to play dice game with bonus amount. But I did not succeed yet.
So I want to know how you guys can make profit from dice game? Have any unique strategy for dice game?
Trust me there is no such thing as a strategy in dice gambling. It's all about luck. If you are meant to win some thing, you will win it no matter what. All those strategies are just gamblers fallacy. A strategy can just help you slow down in losing your balance while you just sit and watch. Just remember, no matter how much strategy you apply, in the long run, you will eventually lose to the house edge. |
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A bitcoin certification? There is no need for that. I will rather learn from this forum and other cryptocurrency forums. Google is there for whatever I need to know so why spend money on bitcoin certification that has no backing of any educational institute.
Well, if you have a certificate, you can call yourself a certified bitcoin professional (i know this sounds stupid but just saying and honestly has no use). You can prove others that you are indeed well versed about bitcoins. That's the best a piece of paper can do. True, there is no need to spend money for a certificate given by just a random person (i bet the person also has no clue about what bitcoin is and is just printing out papers as a certificate). To OP, how are you even planning of studying together unless you find someone living in a close proximity to you? |
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Shilling for casinos, encouraging people to gamble away their savings. SCUMBAGS.
You sound like someone who lost everything to a casino. I would suggest instead of flaming and being abusive everywhere, try to get help. If you did actually lose everything, then there is nothing much you can do except to move on with your life. Try to do some extra work to recover what you lost. Learn from this mistake and never gamble again . |
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Just checked his profile and saw that he joined just 9 days ago  So, 9 days after joining, he immediately wins the wagering contest! With that prize of 1 BTC he's in profit overall too. (if you include his BCH bets) He also made profit with bitcoin. Recovered from his losses and is now around 1.15 BTC+ profit. So, if we sum up the rewards from wagering contest and the profits from bitcoin and bitcoincash (12+ BCH profit!), then Codie251 actually made a good profit off the casino . Lets see if he walks away with his profit or continues to gamble  . |
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Doesn't matter what the current market capitalization is. In fact we shouldn't even worry about it. The capitalization will itself start to increase slowly as more people starts to use and adopt crypto currencies. It is bound to happen as more people gets involved into the crypto market. As more people will demand for those limited supply of coins, the price of the coins will start to rise eventually. This in turn will cause the market capitalization to uproar!
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There might be a reason why bitcoin follows the stock market crash. As soon as the stock market starts to crash and reach its minimum position, people finds a chance to invest on those stocks for cheap. Thus, they get out of bitcoin investment by selling their bitcoins and slowly jumps into the stock market. As a result, the price of bitcoin also starts to fall. This is just a theoretical assumption I am giving. There might be some other underlying reason behind this crash.
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Everyone has a different incentive to start working. Someone inspired by the successful story of another person and began to study trade. And someone need to make a lot of mistakes to start doing things right.
Here is the root problem. People get inspired by reading other peoples story of success. I would say they actually get "excited" by reading other peoples success story. The stories they read makes them disillusion. They think that the traders got lucky over night and made some quick huge profit. Even though this is not the reality, the readers still jump into the market hoping they will get rich too. And this is exactly where those traders suffer the most. |
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Its a good write I would say. But, you need to change the interface a bit. The text seems kinda a larger than normal and kinda gets annoying to read. And instead of going to direct technical terms/part of the technology, it is better to explain them how to use it and to store it safely. People who are new to crypto currencies might end up thinking that it is a very difficult thing to understand and use. I thought you want to know about bitcoin because of the title "What is bitcoin? and the technology behind it" but it's an article. I think the title should be Article About Bitcoin and the technology behind it. My thoughts about this thread is that the title is asking and the content is about an article about bitcoin ready to share.
That is why he used the quotation mark on "What is bitcoin?". |
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A new Trojan horse malware is trying to steal fiat and crypto assets, the Next Web writes. The malware called “Gustuff” is designed specifically for Android phones, targeting customers of big international banks and cryptocurrency exchanges. https://www.theblockcrypto.com/tiny/cryptocurrency-and-banking-apps-targeted-by-new-android-malware/Cryptoocurrency apps have been targets, including Coinbase, BitPay, and Bitcoin Wallet. The malware also targets JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America clients, as well as payment systems and messenger services. Group-IB discovered Gustuff spreads via SMS messages. It provides links to “malicious Android package kit files,” using contact lists to spread from user to user. Group-IB advises users only download apps from Google Play. Of course anyone who will act dumb deserves to get scammed as this will help them to keep them aware of future scams and keep them safe. Downloading random stuffs from an unknown third party source is always risky and no one should actually do this. These all are just basic common sense. And if you are using online wallets like coinbase, then please stop using those wallets. You are prone to getting scammed/hacked! |
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