I have entered several bounties from 2017 to 2019, But I join mostly in 2017 after that on succeeding years I think I have entered not more than 5 bounties. I noticed most of the telegram groups that I have joined almost all of them are dead now or deleted, maybe 95% of it. Even bounty groups like bountyhive have no activity I guess they muted the group and shift to emails for support. There only few good projects and bounties that succeed now so we better find them.

I want to add sh*tcoin exchanges on the list newbies should avoid it, I was a victim of it a long time ago, sometimes the scenario is, withdrawal is disabled, super huge withdrawal fees compared to top 10 exchanges, low and fake volume, lot of Bots, No customer support. Requires KYC with below $20 withdrawal. I guess one of it is Biup I don't recommend using an exchange like what I have mentioned.

You nailed it, it looks like they are only gathering followers with this trick. If proven fake for sure it will backfire at them. They can't even make original images for this so-called event. Anyways, Let's wait for the OP to clarify himself/herself If they have some explanation about it. Just check their social media there are only a few followers I guess they have just started.

Mining bitcoin is great with the right mining hardware but if you have only laptop it is not advisable since you are newbie, I suggest trying staking altcoins instead? Bitcoin mining is complicated for you right now, try learning it first. I see you have mention passive income, staking suit you for now. It is very easy to stake some coins have staking features on different wallets like for an example: Cosmos (Atom) they have 7-10% APR you can stake it on TrustWallet, etc., and there are so many POS coins out there, anyways here is the details of ATOM. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cosmos/
But before you try anything do your own research first.

You have a quite good investment right there, given that those gambling platforms have already gained their respective reputation, I am not familiar on how this investment on gambling site works, I have some few questions on the image I have seen 0.0243% of ROI, Is that a daily ROI or weekly? and what is Dilution fee? I know we can search that on google but I want to hear it from you guys for better understanding.

Maybe it will be listed on Binance DEX (Decentralized Exchange) and not on Binance CEX (Centralized Exchange), It has a huge supply of 90 Billion TWT token running on binance chain. You can see the details here: https://explorer.binance.org/asset/TWT-8C2 I am estimating the to be lower than 1 cent ($0.01) but TWT is a binance wallet as of now there are no details what is the use case of this token probably utility token.

I am neutral about this, bounty hunters have a point and also the manager or the team. Some bounty hunters do not want KYC because they are afraid their data will be stolen and being used for illegal purposes. As an individual, I am not comfortable with KYC too. For bounty managers, they implement KYC to eliminate cheaters and bot accounts. If the project is legit and GPDR compliance I guess both sides benefit in doing KYC.

If you have extra money that is ready to lose it is always good to buy Bitcoin either in bear or bull I think in the long run bitcoin price will be more higher. But if you are planning to invest the only money you have got, I don't recommend either long or short term, anything can happen in crypto in just a day so it is better not to enter crypto if you are not capable and be responsible in any decision you make be wise.

A good initiative for compiling this list, Anyways, If you want to get some technical information about these trading platforms or exchanges just simply go and check on coinmarketcap, you will see the Volume in hours, liquidity, when they have launched, etc. When you click each exchange there are links on the official website and most importantly you can avoid phishing.

Link:  - https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/liquidity/

Of course, The majority of the bounties always pay, but only few of them reach exchanges and have a decent value. Some are just worthless tokens and left to dust. Anyways, I want to share this thread by our fellow bitcointalk member his gathering a list of decent projects with bounties here on bitcointalk, Just take a look but also make your own research. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5228629.msg53916917#msg53916917

Thanks for your reply guys, I am having fun reading all of it one by one. I got the answers to my question and I guess I am not the first one to ask this question or started a similar topic like what I have posted. I am locking this thread now. Thanks for the visit.
Anyways Keep safe guys from this covid crisis.

Thanks for pointing this threads, I will check and read comments that satisfy my question. If I am satisfied and got the point maybe I will lock this thread. Yeah, We should avoid playing on physical casinos in this time of crisis, and I guess casinos are also close now. We can shift to online casinos and explore.

Yes, those are signs of scam projects. This year only good projects shines, those projects that are only base on bullrun are gone, Pump and dump coins they still exist but they are dump 99 % like trash. I hate to admit it I almost believe some of these influencers, they even active and attended on blockchain conferences but the lesson is to always check the project not who is promoting it. I consider those sh*tcoins projects as fraudulent looks like the CEO himself is dumping the coin.

This question pop out on my mind after I watch a video of Poker tournament on a physical casino, I guess playing physically really have some difference, we can consider the pressure from the crowd and of course, your opponent himself. There are so many factors to consider while playing online you can relax and think carefully. That Video I watch, the opponent is being bluffed by going all-in with 0 to 100 odds in favor of his opponent but his opponent fold because of the pressure. I am not playing on physical casinos, I want to know what is your experiences about this guys, not only poker but including other games?

My advice is not to jump on these new projects without further verification Unless it is going to have an IEO on Binance, Maybe I will try my luck to get a ticket on their lottery-style IEO. Yeah, I have encountered so many well-crafted scam projects before it was in year 2017 but now I guess ICO does not work anymore. The majority is aware of these scam activities so we are very careful now.

Let me ask you this, why do we need this fork litecoin if we already have bitcoin? 21M bitcoin supply VS 84M Supply of litecoin. A times 4 of the total supply of bitcoin. I prefer bitcoin.
I have found an image on google comparing Litecoin to bitcoin I know it is not updated but there is only small difference. I don't know what is litecoin doing on their blockchain now.

[Source] - https://seekingalpha.com/article/4128643-litecoin-versus-bitcoin

Yes, TrustWallet is perfect for storing tokens, But don't use the ethereum wallet which is on the Multicoin Wallet. You have no control over the private keys there. You have to create a single wallet, of course, choose ethereum and you are good to go. TrustWallet has Dapps browser it functions like metamask on mobile, easy to use for mobile users, I highly recommend this wallet.

From what I have understood, Bitcoin Blockchain and altcoin blockchain are just the same concepts but on Altcoins there are some added features, like scalability, smart contracts and so much other stuff that is being added just to improve its performance. Some coins undergo some forks to fix their issues. Now, What do you think is much better? Bitcoin is really good and it is the best, but technically some altcoins might be better than bitcoin.

As far as I know Huobi Global still list Monero, Only Huobi Korea delist monero so far. Huobi has four branches if I am not mistaken its, Huobi Korea, Russia, Indonesia and Global. I guess Houbi Korea are being forced to comply with their government every country has their own regulation I hope it will not be worldwide.

If the government is the reason for delisting a privacy coin it is not really good for privacy coin holders and traders but I guess it is delisted on few exchanges only. I have checked on Huobi Global it is still listed. ZEC or ZCASH is privacy coin too and it is not delisted on Houbi Korea. I'm confused about what is the basis of the Korean government.