Scammers take advantage of unsuspecting individuals, especially newcomers just starting their crypto journey. I witnessed fake airdrops, impersonations, and fraudulent investment schemes there. Unfortunately, these scams often appear authentic, making it challenging for newcomers to distinguish between genuine opportunities and fraudulent activities. I have warned them and advising not to follow information on social media blindly and they should turn to reputable sources like here in this forum for education instead. This forum filters out misinformation and provides a safer learning and discussion space.

I agree, focus on putting effort into learning and gaining knowledge and not rushing into the desire for quick gains or profits.
Trading is a gradual process that requires a solid foundation of understanding and skills, the temptation for fast money can often lead to mistakes and setbacks. It takes time to understand the market, and strategies and manage risk which are essential for long-term success.

I'm not an expert in decentralized gambling, but I'm a fan and interested in learning more. Perhaps you could offer some introductory resources or reading materials?

You can consider sharing the survey on other communities or platforms like Reddit forums (r/CryptoGambling) and social media groups like LinkedIn groups, Twitter, Facebook, and Discord, focused on blockchain and gambling. Another forum would be Altcointalks. The wider the reach, the more representative the data will be.

By the way, I have a few questions:
Is the survey available in multiple languages to reach a broader audience?
Can you elaborate on how the anonymized data will be used and analyzed in the research?
Has the study received ethical approval from the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga?

Kahit sino talaga pwede ma hack kahit may mga karanasan na sa larangan ng crypto at maaari pa ring mabiktima ng mga hacking attacks. Nagkakahalagang $112 miliion na XRP, buti na lang at naagapan aagad ang problema at na notify agad ang mga exchanges para i-freeze ang mga apektadong address. Kapag ganyan, maaari bang maibalik sa kanya ng mga exchanges ang ninakaw sa kanya?

The EIA has conducted a rigorous evaluation of U.S. crypto mining activities using public data and estimated it to represent as much as 2.2% of U.S. electricity consumption.

The University of Cambridge’s Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index estimated worldwide Bitcoin mining used 121.13 terawatt-hours of electricity in 2023. The entire country of the Netherlands, with more than 17 million people, consumed 121.6 terawatt-hours in 2022.
https://www.cnet.com/home/energy-and-utilities/how-much-power-does-crypto-use-the-government-wants-to-know

While it’s understandable to have concerns about what the administration might do with this data, it’s also important to remember that understanding the energy consumption of Bitcoin mining could lead to more informed policies and regulations. It could potentially lead to innovations that make Bitcoin mining more energy-efficient, or it could influence the development of renewable energy projects. Let’s hope for a positive outcome.

Governments need revenue to operate and fund services such as healthcare, education, and the military. This revenue usually comes from taxes paid by citizens and businesses and from levies on certain goods or duties on imports. However, when the spending of the government exceeds the income it earns, it leads to a condition called a deficit. To make up for this difference, the government needs to borrow money.

Similarly, when there is a desire for expansion or development in other projects or infrastructure, the government allocates a portion of its revenue for that purpose. If the allocated funds are not sufficient, the government resorts to borrowing to finance additional projects and improvements.

Perhaps others see this as a long-term approach to capitalize on potential growth. But here in the popular and reputable casinos in this forum, it seems that there is no one offering this kind of bankroll investment feature, maybe because there is not much interest in it anymore. It's also difficult to trust new casinos that offer bankroll investment, especially when the platform is not well-established. Some other casinos, utilize a staking feature using their coins or tokens. This may have replaced the traditional bankroll investment using Bitcoin.

Yup, correct. I asked the Coins Champion Control Center to confirm, and they said it was legit. He's suggesting that I apply, but I'm not active in trading. Maybe I'll try it when I need to.

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Sobrang daming nagpopromote ng mga investments sa crypto, pero hindi lahat ay reliable. Mas nagiging focused sila sa pag-encourage ng mga tao na mag-invest kaysa sa pagtuturo ng risks at challenges ng crypto trading.
Mahirap talaga pag napapagod na sa mga bagay na inaasahan mong magbibigay ng malaking kita tapos nauuwi sa lugi. it's a valuable lesson for everyone to be cautious and not get swayed too easily by promises of high profits.
Sobrang importante talaga ang pagiging aware sa risks at pagkakaroon ng realistic expectations. Hindi lahat ng mukhang kumikita ay legit at safe, kailangan nating matutunan na hindi lahat ng kinang ay ginto.

Thank you all for the detailed explanations. It's starting to make more sense now. I appreciate your patience in helping me understand the intricacies of Bitcoin transactions. You clarified the concepts, and hopefully, this will help me better understand my future Bitcoin transactions. If I have any more questions, I'll be sure to reach out. Thanks again!

I can't understand the part that is in bold. I'm confused, sorry.

Of the 2 master private keys, one of them is for my receiving wallet address, is that correct? and the other one is?

So what I need to do is just send the maximum amount of the current multi-signature wallet to a standard wallet, right?

Thanks again for the help.

Now ko lang narinig pangalan nya, so sya pala ay isang content creator di kasi ako mahilig manood nga mga videos lao na ng mga crypto vloggers hehe. Ang inaaakushan nila ay si John Erwin Castro ng Crypto Moon Trading na tumakbo kasama ang mga investments nila.
Ang laki naman talaga ng halaga, 22 milyon ang ambag ni Marvin Favis kasama pa ang ilang mga influencers sa nag invest.

Grabe, pinakitaan lang, naengganyo na agad. Taapos yung panagalan palang ng trading kaduda-duda na.

I understand your point. I believe that not everyone knows everything; there are still things that one person may not know but others do. Our experiences vary, and so do our perspectives. Everyone can contribute to a better experience for all users, regardless of their level of experience. We all start somewhere, and the learning process is ongoing.

Yup, correct.

Is there a way to make this disabled 2FA wallet to a standard wallet besides sending bitcoins to a standard wallet?

And also coming back to the comment of Sunderland on my first post, he mentioned that "The fees are not affected by the amount of BTC you send, but it depends on the outputs of that transaction.
e.g: Sending 3 outputs of $20 will be more expensive in fees than sending 1 output of $20."

So since there is no extra fee covering that 1 output, there are now only 2 outputs. What is the basis of the outputs? How can it be to be 1 output only?

Like on this screenshot below:

This is also the prompt error that I encountered on my second attempt.


Thank you very much for the help, I appreciate it.

I have already disabled the 2FA, but when I checked the wallet details, this is what appeared on the screen:


When I click "show report contents," this appears:


I confirm that there's no longer any extra fee when I send.

I followed this step but after clicking the next button, I got this error

Please see the attached screenshot below:

Hi, thanks for your prompt reply.
Can I do that using the existing Electrum Android wallet app?
I tried earlier, but after entering the 12-seed phrase, the finish button is not clickable.
Is there a step-by-step guide to follow?

Need your help. I'm using Electrum on Android. I transferred my Bitcoin from my Trust Wallet to Electrum, setting up a wallet with 2FA. I didn't realize that there's a fee for using 2FA on Electrum at the time I did it, probably because I was eager to transfer the satoshis, fearing that my Trust Wallet might have been compromised.

I transferred it from Trust Wallet to Electrum last December, and on January 28, I attempted to make the first transaction. However, I was surprised to see an extra fee aside from the mining fee, so I inquired about it.

Here's the post I made in a thread:

and this was replied by Sunderland:

I still don't have an Electrum wallet on my laptop, as I am worried that my machine might not be safe since I already had other compromised wallets before.

I hope that the experts here can answer and help me with some of my questions.

Is it possible to disable 2FA on my current wallet address? If yes, how? If not, what should be my first step? How can I restore it using the seed phrase to remove the 2FA? I followed the instructions on the TrustedCoin FAQ page but I need more guidance. Do I need to restore it on a new or different device?

Thank you

Akala ko hindi totoo na merong mga na freeze na accounts dahil lang walang valid reason para gawin nila yun. Pero ikaw isa sa mga patunay na para sa tingin natin na wala naman nalabag sa rules nila ganyan ang nangyari. Yung ibang nabasa ko kasi kaya na freeze o na ban sila sa coins.ph dahil na trace na connected sila sa gambling o mas malala pa dineclare nila na yung pera ay related sa sugal.

Dapat nga sa sitwasyon mo, sila ang unang makakaintindi kasi meron din silang trading feature, they buy and sell bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Kahit ako mafufrustrate na mawalan ng access sa account at ang perang pinasok mo ay hindi mo ma withdraw. Yung ginawa mo na ang lahat ng tama tapos bigla na lang magkakaproblema.