No government should prohibit the ownership of this technology
. I mean this is freedom money just like national value is freedom and bitcoin
Is the word dream money.
Someone very wise say if you're born poor you die poor and I quote
But with bitcoin if you're born poor and get education and you work hard you
Can be any thing you want.
But the way we can achieve more of the dream is when bitcoin freedom is
Intact and when are able to save bitcoin for our future and our family.thats what bitcoin is all about.
Your statement reflects a strong belief in the potential of Bitcoin as a means of financial freedom and opportunity, emphasizing its decentralization and potential to empower individuals regardless of their economic background. You're highlighting several key points: ### 1. Freedom and Ownership You advocate for the freedom to own and transact in Bitcoin without government prohibition, emphasizing that Bitcoin represents a form of "freedom money" akin to national values associated with freedom. ### 2. Financial Empowerment You highlight Bitcoin's potential to break traditional economic barriers, suggesting that through education and hard work, individuals can improve their economic status, portraying Bitcoin as a tool that transcends socioeconomic limitations. ### 3. Future Financial Security You express the importance of saving Bitcoin for the future, emphasizing its role in securing financial stability for oneself and future generations. ### 4. Bitcoin's Essence You assert that Bitcoin's core essence lies in its ability to provide financial freedom, security, and opportunities to individuals who engage with it, making it more than just a digital currency. Your viewpoint aligns with the ideological foundations of Bitcoin as a decentralized, borderless, and censorship-resistant currency, promoting the idea of financial inclusivity and self-sovereignty. It's important to note that while many share this viewpoint, the regulatory landscape around Bitcoin varies globally, with different governments and regulatory bodies having varying stances and policies regarding its use, ownership, and regulation. Discussions around the regulatory framework of Bitcoin often involve complex considerations regarding financial systems, security, taxation, and consumer protection. Advocating for Bitcoin's freedom aligns with the ethos of many within the cryptocurrency community, who believe in its potential to redefine financial systems, enhance financial inclusion, and provide individuals with greater control over their financial destinies. I honestly couldn't have said it any better. While it is true that there are unquestionable advantages and abilities that Bitcoin can provide to various states and counties that legalize its use, we can't also ignore the fact that there are various factors that need to be considered here. Moreover, reiterating what you have stated it is without a doubt true that different countries run different governments and regulations that are vital in making significant decisions or changes such as the legalization or acceptance of a different currency as it will prove to provide a significant change in the market and economy of the country as a whole. Hence, it should be considered that while legalizing Bitcoin may work for some, there is also a high probability that it will not work for others as differences and gaps exist. |
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Having a license on a casino does not guarantee that they will not scam other people. It's just a proof that they are allowed to operate their activities. They can still scam other people and be lost without a trace. With a lot of people getting their identities stolen by fraudulent entitie, it's not impossible that these licenses are registered with fake identities leading to other people. So yeah, even if a casino has a license to operate, never put 100% of your trust to them at all.
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Gambling platforms are entertainment places and not mental institutions. I think in letting the platform ban people who are mentally unstable/has mental illness will do more harm to them than good. It could be used against them on the grounds of discrimination, which is a very common angle through which people use to gain a hefty paycheck. No one can really know if a person is going through some mental illness or not. I've seen and talked to a lot of people who behave erratically but are really sane people with a lot of substance and depth than what they appear to be.
It is morally right to bar people who is going through some form of mental illness to something that could further destroy them. Then again, gambling places are there to entertain people whilst taking huge money from its patron, and not judge people based on what they appear from the outside.
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There aren't a lot of PvP casino games I know of, as most of those I knew before didn't really caught off to the tastes of the gamblers and were just quietly retired. It would be fun if these PvP games involve first-person shooter games similar to a deathmatch in CS or Call of Duty, but there'd be a lot of elements that could lead to cheating with these types of games. Rollbit, IIRC, has a similar type of game in their platform but I'm not sure how that works.
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Having no scam accusations and a responsive representative here in bitcointalk would certainly gain my respect to these casinos but certainly not trust. Trust is something that I will never really give to any platform at all. And that means I will not leave any money in the platform when it's not really needed. I'd just deposit something when I want to play and get it when I'm done. I'll entrust these guys to run the casino business smoothly, but not 100% with other people's money. There are some established casinos that just went down without any explanation with people's funds, and if that isn't something that one should be wary about, then I don't know what will.
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There are tons of blue collar job that pays well. The problem is, not a lot of people want to take the job. There are tradesmen that makes as much as a good software developer does, and there are some white collared jobs that pays as much as an entry-level electrician. It all boils down to experience and location where these jobs are offered, and the amount of effort that is exerted for that job to get it done. At the end of the day, there's a lot of factors at play that affects the pay rate of these jobs. Everyone can be a driver, but not everyone can be a tech expert without proper education; and everyone can be a receptionist, but not everyone can be a steel worker. You get the idea.
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That is within their discretion. Most of these local betting shop know everyone, and they alert each other if there are people whom they do not know about that linger within the betting shop grounds. There might be regulars that cause a ruckus every now and then, but since they almost know everybody in that shop, that usually goes away -- at least based on my experience in these small bet shops. Security would be a plus, perhaps for the protection of the owners and not necessarily the bettors there. The standard casino setting that you see in huge casinos are usually not applicable here.
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If people really wanted to stop gambling, they'd be the ones who will recognize that they have a problem and do something about it. The first step in breaking free from the curse of addiction is to realize that you have a problem and doing some baby steps to curb it. You need not go to a professional for intervention the first time around, but that will certainly help.
The thing with gambling is that it offers a lot of rewards to the common gambler. While most of the time gamblers face losses, the promises of jackpot and huge wins are what keep gamblers grinding for more up to the point that it no longer is healthy for their own minds. Like any other hobbies out there, gambling offers pleasure to your brain, and if it becomes uncontrollable, it's hard to break free. The only thing that you should do is to realize that you're in too deep and try to limit your budget and hours for gambling. Start small, and eventually go for more 'daring' numbers until you take it off your system. It's not a one-time process, and consistent efforts are needed to remove it completely from your life.
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I usually head on to a casino's demo page on the games they offer before I deposit anything. I'd like to get a 'feel' of the games and whether or not they're up my alley. Oftentimes, I already know how the game works, it's just that I need some confirmation before I do anything. Doesn't really hurt to spend a couple of minutes exploring rather than diving head first with things you don't understand. I think this is a solid advice to a lot of newbie gamblers out there. It doesn't hurt to ask or do a quick search before playing. It helps, and certainly helps a ton in saving a lot of time and money.
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Even if they can they shouldn't, it's not an asset it is a liability and will do no good for you and your future but just make you trapped in paying mortgages for 20-30 years. Making money isn't easy but the ways to make money is more than before so one who figure out what way they can make then they can start living the luxury life they want in a short time like even in 5-10 years of complete hard work is enough.
I'm on a same dilemma too. I make more than enough for my self and have good investments accumulated over time. There are some lots and houses to be bought south of where I live, but the problem is the place is full of criminals and traffic is very hard. I can move to the provinces and live a comfortable life, but that also means letting go of my job which is impossible to shift to a full time remote position. I mean, there are opportunities and choices out there for us Gen X and Gen Z people, and you really have to choose the right options and you'll be fine. I might have to transition full-time to tech and leave STEM behind if I really want to own a house and live comfortably, or make do with renting until I make enough money to retire early and not work a single day anymore. |
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That's true, so plan your transactions and pay what's being required and/or use viabtc's help as long as your transaction is suiting the requirement of it for being accelerated.
With this tip, I recommend using ViaBTC's paid service. I tried using their free service once and it takes an awful lot of time to have one free chance to accelerate your transaction. There is Binance's transaction accelerator, too, though they use flat fees most of the time and it's a lot more expensive to use than ViaBTC's service. There used to be tons of free transaction accelerator services out there, but apparently most have disappeared or become paid once the problem with high transaction fees began to linger bitcoin recently. |
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On any sport that I stake some bets on, I prefer betting before the game starts and analyzing the teams playing. This way, my brain is somewhat getting trained in doing some analysis that might help me recognize and build some patterns on my own to be a lot more profitable. In NBA though, live match betting is what really is the real deal IMO. There's just a lot of value on betting in in-play games, especially if it's in the second half of the game. But yeah, most of my bets are still before the match starts, and never have I tried betting on virtual matches.
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It doesn't matter which avenue does the gambler takes on. If he's exposed to a certain activity that is 'rewarding' to his brain, he'll go back to that activity over and over again, regardless of the medium. I personally dislike brick-and-mortar casinos due to the smell of smoke lingering in the air, plus the fact that it might get crammed sometimes and the unbearable noise within the place. However, if I happen to find a small slot machine that is relatively undisturbed and without anyone nearby, I might spend hours on that little machine just because. I enjoy the game all the same, but certainly not happy with an environment that is loud and smells of tobacco.
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Are you a streamer looking for a challenge this Christmas? 🎅 💻 We've got you covered with our Max Win Stream Bonus promotion - Hit a max win on stream, send it to us, and earn $5,000! Details here- https://shuffle.com/promotions/streamer-wagerThis sounds like an exciting opportunity for streamers. I am sure a generous reward would attract best online streamers especially not all casinos create this type of events. The Max Win Stream Bonus promotion seems like a fun way to spread some holiday cheer while showcasing some impressive gaming moments. I'm sure there are talented streamers out there who would love to take on this challenge and earn a chance to win $5,000. Good luck to everyone participating, and happy streaming!  Thanks LM for keep updating this thread abut all the new contests announcements. It was sell calculated advertisement investing from shuffle. As getting that actually happening while streaming to group of people, and ability to share the video it in their social media is worth way more then $5000. Those videos were one of the the main attractions to got me playing slots. Me winning being the major reason for playing more. It's extra money and cool so i don't think anyone would complain, but it's as likely as opportunity to win the max win especially when change to win this promotion ends tomorrow. I'm curious whether someone got the hit. There has been no submissions in Shuffle's twitter account for the past couple of days and I really just want to see any max wins on slots. I've been following local slots streamers and it's satisfying to see them win big with small capitals and free bets. And you're right, seeing other people win often in a platform is really an inviting thought to us who are just looking around at first. I'd probably get hooked up really easily if I see that people can post consistent wins in this platform. With this promotion, you know that people are sharing genuine wins because there is a prize on the line, plus the possible winners are not yet affiliated with Shuffle based on the terms they have implemented for this particular contest. |
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Speaking about Kuroky then it would be just the right time to have that coaching kind of line or career? but well if he do really love Dota that much then there's nothing wrong with it.
At this point, kuroky is not really helping his team by playing. His decision making on the fly is no longer as sharp as what it used to, though one can argue that his drafting is still good in this current meta. He's just not as sharp as Puppey in leading the team mid game and making sudden shifts in their strategy to not lose. Also, most of the time he's just feeding anyway. I guess when you grow up playing as a captain for years, leading different people to victory, you'll have that ego to not quit until you prove that you still got it, even though you're not really doing something beneficial anyway. Believe me, people know that Kuroky's time as a player is up. A lot are suggesting him to go on a coaching position. He's not a Ceb or a Puppey; his mechanics suck even though his pre-game tactics are good on paper. |
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I came across some complaints of users here on the said casino before, and idk if they were resolved or not. Never really followed the casino, though they've had a signature campaign here I believe. Anyway, just ping their support continuously and ask for an explanation. Don't bother if they eventually block you or not, but update here if they do so other people avoid them. No shady casinos deserve to operate here in this space. Hopefully they make it up to you, but I highly doubt it.
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It's very easy to really avoid losses if gamblers just know when to stop. Most of the people I know tend to overdo gambling because they are tilted if they not get back what they lost in a casino. It's understandable, but if you do not recognize that you're already playing for and at a loss, your money will eventually run out without you having a clue as to why it happened. I completely agree with testing the waters on a win streak, and immediately stopping after a series of losses. Better to go home with something rather than go home with nothing.
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Just made a transaction last Monday and it took me 3 days to have it confirmed, even with a fee recommended by bitcoinfees.net. It's crazy how 120 sat/vB fee won't get your transaction confirmed even within a day, when it used to have any transaction confirmed within the next block for 20 sat/vB or even less. Anyway, thanks for the update, LM. I hope everyone enjoys the holidays or vacations they are in for the next two weeks. |
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I have that happen to me before but it was not a bank, but a local exchange. To sum things up, I deposited some money from my gambling account to this exchange. They asked me for a lot of evidence on whether or not I have the capability to deposit such sum, and even though I showed them the winning slip and the transaction ID from that gambling provider, they still proceeded in banning my account that still has some couple hundred dollars sitting on it.
Some banks or exchanges are very sensitive when it comes to receiving transactions that originated from gambling platforms. I don't know what's the deal with it, but more often than not it's just their AML policies kicking in and you have to be compliant in order to clear you of any suspicions they may have on you and continue working with that bank/exchange.
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And with that, $1B will also be worthless. Have you really realized the repercussions of a war in the grand scheme of things? It's not only the economy that is at stake but also millions of lives. People have always been theorizing about a possible 3rd world war, but in reality, no one will ever want that to happen, nor would there be anyone who's really willing to fight a war that isn't really needed.
Bitcoin could be the least of your concern if US and EU were to declare war with each other. It should be your survival.
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