Interesting strategy. This way you can concentrate all your spins in a single round to accumulate most tickets as possible increasing your winning chances at the lottery. Maybe among so many spins you can also hit some Lambo tickets and who knows, maybe an Iphone or rolex.

If you don't bother, and sorry if I'm being nosy, but could you share the results from these spins once you decide to use them all at once? That would be a nice public experiment.

Fiat is still needed because the stability it proportionates. I don't think humans would have life quality only dealing with volatile crypto currencies. How could anyone sleep well knowing tomorrow or in the next hour his funds may lose 50% of its currently value? Therefore, if right now there is a lot of whales trying to play with crypto prices, imagine how further they would go if the world's economy was entirely in crypto currencies. That would be an even more fragile society compared to the one we live nowadays, much more exposed to manipulation and tyranny.

The same way crypto currency protects us from the inflation and abusive governments, fiat currencies also protect us from speculators and market's volatility. Each of them has a purpose to exist and we should use both, fiat and crypto currency, in the respective situations they best fit for us fulfilling our objectives.

Good to know state minister of Bangladesh is open minded about bitcoin benefits. It's comforting to see authorities refuting usual negative thoughts people have about bitcoin, like the popular one which says bitcoin is related to illegal activities and products. Now let's see what the status of bitcoin will be in Bangladesh.
They may pass a regulation similar to El Salvador considering it legal tender or may pass a softer regulation just legalizing the digital currency. The important is that poor countries can be the most benefited ones by adopting bitcoin, as they have nothing to lose and I have the impression many of these countries are already aware about the potential benefits in doing so. It's noticiable the number of countries interested in bitcoin in a short time period (El Salvador, Ukraine, Cuba, Brazil, Paraguay and now Bangladesh).

That is not so easy for these traditional gambling companies to adopt crypto currency because regulations from the countries where they are established must be taken into consideration and most of them are full of bureaucracy. That is the only reason I can imagine why they didn't adopt it yet, because online casinos have only to profit by using crypto currencies. In other words: to not adopt crypto is a waste of time and money.
Maybe in the next few years we are going to see some changes in regulations to make the adoption process by companies easier and more accessible.

With higher profitability promises comes higher risks to be taken by the investor. To say what is better (bitcoin or altcoins) will depend on the profile of each investor.

For a conservative investor bitcoin is the best option, because it's the safest investment you can expect from crypto currency universe, which has shown solid results if we take its history since the beginning.

For moderate investors I would say 60%-80% of the portfolio in bitcoin and the rest in altcoins would be suitable.

And for agressive investors I think your settings look an interesting option with 80% of the portfolio in altcoins. But I think it's a really risky choice. A high speculative one.

True. Everyone knows the market is unpredictable on short run, so it's impossible to use skills to foresee crypto market's behavior in a 24 hours time period. Sudden events which may happen without previous warnings can affect the market positively or negatively and are out of anyone's control. As a hobby or extra income that is fine, but nobody should rely their lives on this activity.

The point is that day trading has become a profitable niche for many internet gurus selling their courses and masterclasses promising huge returns in a daily basis for their customers/disciples. Youtube is infested with such content as people go for it, because they want to left their currently jobs while increasing their money income doing less effort.

Even though you love the site you shouldn't harm your physical and mental health for it. It's important for our body and mind to sleep for many consecutive hours without interruptions and you shouldn't break this cycle.

You can make freebitco.in much more useful and effective if you deposit some money instead of using the faucet all day long, as the interest generated will surpass the income from claims you have right now. Furthermore, with a decent premium FUN package you will get a nice number of lottery tickets from wheel too, if that is what you are looking for. This way you don't have to compromise your rest and another daily activities while still loving the site.

That is a very weak argument to pass a gambling ban law, excluding horse racing category from the ban. In the regulators' view a gambler who plays at a traditional casino is prone to commit suicide, but a gambler who bets on horse racing isn't. How do they explain the difference of effects horse racing and another kinds of gambling can cause to the players? After all they are all gambling games.

Does anyone at least question the flawed arguments presented by authorities in India?

Norway should be strategical and go for a tie with a very defensive game in order to guarantee 1 point and stay at the second position of the group until the team's stars can play again in a next game. In my opinion that is the best they can do for now. It's too risky to try playing from equal to equal in the currently conditions without Haaland, Sorloth, King and Ajer.

Moreover the history of matches between the two teams isn't a bright one for Norway... In march Turkey beat Norway 3-0. A defensive approach is definitely needed.

It doesn't work mate. On long term the casino is always going to overcome us, because they have a slight advantage percentage. Those 1%-2% house edge make all the difference and proportionates guaranteed profit for the house the more gamblers play dice game. When I started wagering on dice I thought exactly like you said in your post, but as time passed and I started losing money, so I had to change my mind, like many others have also done. And I believe that is why many gamblers have been migrating from dice game to sports betting during the last years, because sports give us an impression our knowledge and skills can make some difference in the results on long run.

There is no way to say if bitcoin mining is going to be bad business for El Salvador yet. What we have so far are speculations which endorse and others which go against bitcoin, what is natural since the adoption there is in a very early stage yet. It's clear El Salvador has a serious issue with energy supply and that it's not the cheapest energy in the world, but at same time there is an unprecedented attempt from the government to minimize costs in order to make bitcoin mining a viable business and who knows, futurely, decrease the costs of energy consumed by citizens at their homes as well.

As the article says, the announcement made by president Bukele about geothermal energy production doesn't bring further details regards costs it will represent for the country, what makes me believe all the calculations presented by the specialist are purely speculative for this reason. Once the government presents details in numbers ($) about the project we can reach to a better conclusion.

Personally I don't want, because I feel it's not necessary since the way we can already use bitcoin is good enough. Furthermore, when you live in a corrupt dirty country you prefer regulators interfering in less matters as possible, so you don't need to worry about being abused by them. However I know it's inevitable and in the next years bitcoin is probably going to become legal in most countries including mine.

When this happens it will be good for increasing adoption among laypeople, but also good for the corrupt government and their allies to fill their pockets with more money from the population. I suppose everyone profits, even those who don't deserve it...

I remember during the world cup of 2014 people talked a lot about this player, how he could be a decisive factor for Colombia and even that he was a potential next "Neymar" for world soccer. Now that he is going to play for Al-Rayyan I just hope he can help the team to recover and improve results (they really need it). Maybe he can still become an idol for asian soccer since for the european standards he wasn't approved.

It's definitely not going to happen, but as we are talking as if, it's pretty sure in that case bitcoin price would drop to zero, as this market works fully in function of simple supply and demand rule, without any external possibility of manipulation or interference.

I believe what backs bitcoin price is its functionality and efficiency for its adopters. But as soon as it becomes obsolete, the price will fall.
On long run (for the next 2 decades I suppose) we are safe, however we must keep in mind nothing lasts forever and OP's observation is valid to help people develop a critical sense regards bitcoin.

That is the most accurate so far and I remember linking "blogger" logo to bitcoin one in my mind the first time I saw bitcoin, because their similarity in shape and colour. And it's an interesting coincidence, because blogger is from 1999, much older than bitcoin. On the other hand, another logos sharing some similarity (including another currencies) I see nowadays came after bitcoin, so I believe they were somehow inspired by the original crypto currency.

Betspider needs to be more active on this thread in order to clarify important inquiries like the ones above and give themselves some credibility to attract more users. An interactive and fast support is very important for a new casino to rise among so many consolidated ones we already have in crypto gambling industry. I hope you can come here soon and clear up these doubts.

Well, COVID can be a big concern not only for this month's games, but also for the world cup next year, because I have read some players from England national team are refusing to take the vaccine. I don't know if it's really true, because no names were mentioned, but an article says 5 of them refused the vaccine justifying the virus is harmless to young, athletic people, while others use conspiracy theories as excuse.
From 32 national teams it's likely one or another player refuses being vaccinated for different reasons. I ask myself how the organizing committee is going to deal with this situation when the time comes.

England Team World Cup: England World Cup hopes in complete disarray as 5 players refuse Covid-19 Vaccine

Usually bitcoin's price increases in the end of the year and that is what I expect from now on. I see no reason for a pessimistic wave on crypto currency right now. Things are pretty good and adoption is evolving well. Regulations are coming from different countries and although I don't like it, they are inevitable. Early adopters will have to get used to it and understand they can be benefical for bringing a portion of the population to adopt btc too, as many people only do what their governments say they are allowed to do (through regulations).

Meanwhile more (and new) investors are also developing interest for crypto currencies day by day, as we have children getting older and traditional investors finally changing their minds about bitcoin due to the reputation the digital currency has been able to build along the years. If some investors want to cashout their profits I think it won't have a big impact at all, because there will be many others willing to buy yet.

These are good news indeed. It's also an opportunity for another countries to attract and incentivize mining companies to run these businesses in their territories, increasing the local receipt to boost national economies.

If the idea of mining bitcoin with vulcanic energy from El Salvador's government works for real, I believe it will be an interesting destiny for many entrepreneurs interested in investing in this field, but if another countries are smart and have exceding energy supplies they should enter the competition as well.

In the end everyone is benefited and btc mining becomes more decentralized, that is, splitted among different countries, what difficults manipulation by governments like China has been doing so far.

I agree. Dogecoin may survive for its history in crypto universe since the beginning. It's a very popular currency and people have always seen it in a positive way (at least until Elon Musk adopted it). The called memecoins which came after are a blatantly copy of dogecoin in an attempt to induce people to engage themselves in pump and dump schemes. Like many other altcoins created for the same purposes, these memecoins are destined to the bottom of crypto market.