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501  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / What are the last places to cash out amonymously or pseudonymously in EU? on: January 19, 2024, 11:58:16 AM
I don't think this would even work with huge amounts, but i am talking about $1000 - 50k transactions to cash or cash equivalent.

Current tight AML laws made it sure that evading regulations became harder. Privacy coins are being delisted, mixers banned, crypto ATMs, at least in finland require KYC, so what's left? Are people still tradning person to person. I know they are lending usdt etc but to cash money <-> crypto without kyc? Localbitcoins used to have pseudonymous accounts but now they require kyc as well.

At some point you had an opportunity to buy pay cards for google play, paysafecards and buy stuff with those. Are those still not requiring kyc to buy?
Because those seem to be options that scammers at least are still using while pretending to be mircosoft helpdesk or what ever.

I am guessing that one of more  some of the scammers operate with stolen KYC that most likely becomes

Disclaimer: I don't need this kind of service, i am just interested if this is still possible, and with how large amounts?

PS: please include urls
502  Economy / Economics / Re: A person that is against the creation of CBDC. on: January 19, 2024, 11:25:06 AM
Statement of President Donald Trump during an interview:

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Tonight, I am also making another promise to protect Americans from government tyranny,

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As your president, I will never allow the creation of a central bank digital currency.

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Such a currency would give a federal government, our federal government, the absolute control over your money,

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They could take your money. You wouldn’t even know it was gone. This would be a dangerous threat to freedom.

Source: https://thehill.com/business/4416139-trump-vows-to-block-creation-of-digital-dollar/

I think President Trump is correct about the possible control of the government on your funds as Americans and we all know that. People anywhere in the world wants privacy and full control of their funds that is why they invested on decentralized assets rather than having something like the CBDC.

But do you think this is a smart move of him or you still prefer the use of digital dollar?
Do you agree with him to not allow the creation of CBDC or you just don't care about this?
I know that it is non of my business but I just want to know, is there really a need to create CBDC?

I want to hear your thoughts on this as it might happen to any country in the world anytime.
Sounds like he doesn't understand how digital money works, but someone has told him that we should be scared of asset digitalization.

In short: They can freeze your accounts and assets already. They can confiscate anything you own. They have been able to do that for ages now. No matter how ignorant he is, he definitely must know this and is misleading people.

CBDCs are planned for cheaper and easier money tracking to prevent corruption and money laundering more efficiently. And in best case of scenario, it would be more energy sufficient, removing needs for ton on monetary infrastructure that's needed today. Also CBDCs could have confidential transactions.

Sure, in worst case scenario, line in china, that can be used for surveillance, but they can also build it for Zero knowledge L1 with zero knowledge contracts. And by that they could have confidential transactions, and depending on the token issuer, different levels of privacy and rights. With money, it would be build to comply with regulatory needs, and needs of the citizens in mind. And no surprisingly, at least in EU they have plans for this. Also this same platform could be used for digital identity, that would make identity thefts way harder.

But he doesn't need to understand this, he doesn't even need to make sense. He is talking to his followers and fear is sells well.
503  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: How to manage gambling winnings on: January 19, 2024, 10:58:27 AM
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Few things:
I don't use crypto sites.
I only play on sites that are regulate in the United States and available in my state.

Arbitrage betting will not get your funds stolen if you live in the United States and are only using books that are regulated. If you use crypto sites, then you would be risking the sites stealing your money.
The part about taxes is spot on. Saving your money for taxes is smart, and lets you sleep easily as one just might end up to prison from tax fraud.

But as you said, you don't use crypto. It's your choice, but your reasons for that aren't nothing but misinformation. Stake.com for example among many others are regulated in the United States, the United Kingdom and New Zealand and Australia.

There obviously are more shady places no matter if they are crypto or not, that are dealing with finances and stealing money, but that's no crypto centric problem. That's a scammer problem, and crypto is among one of those assets that aren't going to be pseudonymous for much longer. Last ways to cash out that anonymously are buying anonymous prepaid cards and selling with small amounts for cash by meeting people physically. That's not exactly worth of putting up a casino. Or mansion / yacht money.
504  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: I was robbed, and the severe setback made me rethink a problem on: January 19, 2024, 10:24:09 AM
Yesterday, my NFT was stolen. The NFT that I spent all my money to buy, the NFT that can give me a bright future, was stolen. This isn't the first time I've been robbed.

So this made me take another look at WEB3. This time the theft was due to the leak of the private key.

Yes, in the blockchain world, private keys are everything. It is the highest authority, and the only thing that can reduce its importance is multisig.

But for ordinary users, multi-signing is a high threshold and difficult to complete. So, is there a tool that can "lock" your wallet?

This "lock" does not review incoming assets, but only reviews assets when they flow out. It can be a secondary password, or a fingerprint verification. This "lock" must follow the address, not a single wallet. As you can imagine, even if the thief logs in to the wallet with the private key from another place, the "lock" existing in the address is still in effect. It may be able to steal your private key, but it cannot steal your secondary password or physical characteristics.

Is this "lock" technically difficult to implement?
Basically only solution that comes into mind is making new kind of protocol, but that is also making the user experience even harder, it would be most likely highly centralized compared to current system, and collecting biometrics or such data would create problems with EU:s privacy rules. Because users would need to have a possibility to opt out afterwards, and with blockchain tech, it would need a whole new structure i guess.

Other one would be that the issuer who makes the contract has a possibility to freeze assets and with new kind of tech, even reverse transactions. And that's harder puzzle to solve without going full centralized systems and permissionless transactions and immutability would be thrown out of the window as well. And to be clear, those are the very things that make blockchain tech valuable in the fisrt place.
505  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Will you be worried or comfortable seeing your elderly mother gambling? on: January 18, 2024, 02:09:26 PM
I would be concerned as she usually doesn't gamble at all. So i would ask the reason for change. But in generally i wouldn't mind as it's her money to do as she wish.

However seeing old people (men and women) front of slot machines was a common sigh in here years ago, that was before regulations change tighter. Now in at least in finland, amount of people gambling, in the first time of history has dropped radically. Even shops are just removing their slot machines as they take space

Corona, mandatory kyc and spending limits affected a lot as people moved online to play and apparently never moved back to physical slot machines fully. And if they remove physical cash, i am guessing people mostly stop playing them at all. So in short: No one would see her gambling as she would do that in home, with a phone. And to older people it's not the same as gambling, like a bingo was more like a gathering socializing and one reason to stay outside.
506  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin Island in the Philippines. on: January 18, 2024, 01:33:12 PM
I honestly think that it is a good idea
I can't even remember how many of these crypto islands there were planned since 2014, and maybe before it. There were even several icos trying to fund them, but everyone of these ideas collapsed as people were overestimating the need for it. And the problems for retailers when it's converted to cash. I guess this could work in some places, but it just makes me think that these people haven't thought this trough. There's a reason why advertising mixers was banned in here and regulations are getting so much tighter on centralized exchanges. That's because people don't want / can't escape these regulations for much longer.

If some major power shift doesn't happen in finance regulatory, it doesn't take too much time before crypto spend on these kind of islands need a kyc as well. Even if they were outside of FATF regulatory regions, at some point that btc needs to turned into fiat money. Even if we would remove the fiat money out of the picture, the regulations would most likely stay. So i can't really see any difference of spending btc with debit cards to paying directly with crypto.
507  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🎲BetFury.io| 💸Join BetFury Crypto Staking |🔥Get the highest APRs – up to 60% on: January 18, 2024, 01:09:27 PM
First of all, why would it give you any profitability? I suppose you have got these tokens for nothing, for gambling on a platform. Why do you think everything that you get in crypto would give you profitability. USDT is an altcoin also. Holding it does not give you anything. When you get a free candy at the store, it should be tasty, and you wont complain to store owner that you dont like the taste of that candy. It is opposite if you have bought BFG on purpose, however its value is still higher than all-time low.

Secondly, you are on BetFury because of gambling, or because of their token? You, this reminds me of people who go to steak houses, order sushi rolls and later make reviews that "rolls here isnt tasty".
I can only speak for myself and that i was in here for the token, i totally shilled the betfury because of it and i am ashamed of it.

And i didn't get it for nothing. They literally advertised that we can get it by "mining" it (spending the money for it in the casino). Admins themselves made a big deal about the value of it, and never forget that they distributed the tokens first to themselves to take advantage of ridiculous price at the start.

Holding USTD doesn't advertise itself by giving profits by holding it and none of us did free candy here, we got a promise of being rewarded for creating volume in the casino, which we did. But the main reason we are complaining, is BFG could have been so much more if the devs listened to any of us and figure out any working game theory for the tokenomics. They had time to do it, but i guess misleading investors by promising dividends and growth was less work.
508  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Low cap altcoins best for rising price? on: January 18, 2024, 12:49:25 PM
I really don't understand what people classify as low cap again, some people say anything less than $10 million market cap while some people say anything less than $1 million market cap. If you are looking for 100X investment then it is not a quick flip you need to hold just like people held on to Luna, Solana, Avax and co that did 100x the last bull market, I believe any solid investment around $10 million market cap is a good buy for future hold in my opinion
Microcap, lowcap, and marketcap are subjective definitions and they will change when markets grow. Top 10 mc coins would have considered to be mid caps just few years ago. But not ANY investment for $10M marketcap is solid. In fact huge majority of them are not solid investments

Only you think that Low cap coins can hit x100 because only Greed and noob believes on that
, imagine you will buy the idea that since it has lo capitalization it can grow like how bitcoin did?

that is completely an Oldschool belief because nowadays it is not because Lowcap , instead
because it is trustworthy and has a true future , and not those BS scam project that pretended to be lowcap just to fool investors.
If they don't mess with tokenomics really hard, they can't pretend or cheat being lowcap, and i haven't seen any project that would have done that. It's a mathematical valuation, not pretending. No matter if they are a scam or legit.

only choose altcoin that are low in market capitalization because they are new not because they are in the market for quite sometime already and losing the value because people forget about them even their existence.
if its just some major coin going down as the after effect of the bearish market then its fine, its only not fine when the coin become low market capitalization because losing the price and also trading volume because that way it might pose the coin getting delisted from the market of many cex and might get replaced by newer coin.
i think this one is important to figure out which coin are actually have the potential to become high otherwise it'd be like wasting time with some random low market cap coin.
I am glad someone has found out this too. I would choose new lowcap coin / token over old lowcap any day, if i liked the fundamentals well enough.

JeffBrad12, Just out of interest, this got me an idea, but i haven't thought this trough yet:

Back in time i have found at least 3 more or less 1000x that i can remember and that i bought and sold with huge profit. All of them crashed down later but that's not relevant as most of them do anyway.

Main problem for me finding these gems is that i am quite busy these days, and even if i wasn't, it's hard word and time consuming. If there would be a small or big group of like minded people that wouldn't be in it for shilling their own bags, but for genuinely reviewing new tokens with shared spreadsheet or something, would you for example be interested to take a part with something like this? Because at this point, with my lacking capital, that's what it takes to become rich. Pm me if you are interested and lets form a plan.

As a disclaimer, i don't currently own any tokens or coins. I don't even have any interest to form any kind of pump and dump or target price group. I wouldn't have capital for that anyway.
Before buying anything for this year i am setting up new kind of spreadsheet system for recording. Pm me if you are interested. Let's talk. It could take some time to pull this off but i might know some relevant people who would be interested.
509  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Can someone please explain "right", "left", "far-left", "far-right" etc whatnot? on: January 18, 2024, 12:45:44 PM
Hold on, putin isn't left or right, he is outside of political spectrum. Even if he once was part of a country that called itself communist, there's nothing left of that expect corruption.


But here you underscore the futility of using the "left right spectrum" to understanding politics. It simply doesn't work these days. Trump has shown he will support absolutely anything if it means getting elected, even if it's an anathema to so-called "conservatives" or those on the political "right".

As I said in my original reply to this question: do not use "left" and "right". These terms are old and outdated, and will only confuse people.
While it is a spectrum, those words still hold meaning in any country that has a working democratic government, because they basically still are grouping same values as they did in france where it started.

From the values standpoint, Right is still heading for the monarchy in terms of finances and conservatism in terms of values. And left for distributed power and progressivism. These ideologies affect economy and how taxes are spent.

There's an authoritarian-democratic axel as well and higher we get on authoritarian with that axel, more left and right start to lose meaning, as democratic government itself loses meaning. But when we still operate in democratic country, left and right have meaning. Constitution and other laws are there to keep any radical changes somewhat moderate, and countries more stable so that no one party or one man can corrupt everything.

There are people who are technically outside of this spectrum, because they only serve themselves, not the political parties or countries. But if we had to choose, serving yourself is far closer to far right, as it's closer to monarchy. And if outcome is what far right wants, their policies are often called far right, even if these people themselves wouldn't be far right or far left.

And you were oversimplifying it. Fascist right wants state surveillance and censor opposition as well, like they have done it in the past. Current far right is very much echoing same arguments from the past.
510  Economy / Economics / Re: In times of Crisis and uncertanities toilet paper can be new currency on: January 18, 2024, 10:08:44 AM
Yes it's very valuble it's limited source but it can be working as currency and while world is full of crisis and more need to be printed some currencies Will value like wc paper.

It's funny but let's look the good currency have value and people need this and If fiat currency becomes devalued or low value then it has Even less value than real soft toilet paper.

Imagine in your village something happens then Im sure you can use to exchange toilet paper to food becouse toilet paper have Same value as oil food or some other commodities and in times of Crisis toilet paper value it's even higher.


So i bought a lot that in my basement lol ...i can borrow this with % and set up the local exchange rate in case for Crisis Im not expecting to see Crisis but Im just telling that's good valueble Asset.

Good luck with your investment on toilet paper, but toilet paper isn't scarce. One tree can cover year of toilet paper for 6 people, and you can make more by recycling paper. Just because it run out from some shelves from shops momentarily, doesn't mean it would be running out. Why would shops even use too much space for something like it, it takes ton of space to keep dry and they can just get it more if it runs out.

You can make more of it by recylcling paper, so stating it's somehow in danger to run out is just weird.
511  Economy / Gambling / Re: ✨ Shuffle.com | The next generation of crypto casinos | Sports, Casino + token on: January 17, 2024, 05:11:34 PM
The level up bonus looks great, the silver-gold1 for example which requires less than $100k wager and receive $180 total reward. Something bigger than offered by most other casinos if I can remember it correctly. Although it applies for 1 month only but it is still a nice offer. Of course it is not something to chase by players because if we force ourselves to chase the bonus only, it will not worth the risk and we may lose more than what we get from the reward.
I don't think they are supposed to be "worth" the spending, but a nominal bonus. I am not even sure how much it would should be that would make it worth for only.

Or they could do multiple freerolls for Wood, Bronze, and Silver in one tournament that gives one seat in the VIP tournament. Then have another freeroll for Gold and Platinum that gives the top three finishers of that tournament three seats in the VIP tournament.

They could also make a schedule. One monthly VIP tournament, with two or three freerolls per week to give opportunities for lower-ranked users to enter the VIP tournament.
Excellent ideas! Although organizing poker events could be more work, even if just monthly, it sill would be pretty cheap and effective advertising.
It would be even more relevant and effective if they had plans to offer player vs player poker tournaments inside the casino, but we can't have everything.


512  Other / Politics & Society / Re: People wake up now on: January 17, 2024, 05:07:40 PM
Yes people wake up now and that's why people Will stop obey goverment and Banks but Will go full in crypto.
Full stablecoins and crypto no taxes no slavery only freedom now
Putting your faith into stablecoins you are putting your faith in governments and banks. Stablecoins aren't "full crypto" by any means. They are highly centralized with backing of that very currency you wanted to avod.

And good luck with your tax avoidance, that can bite you hard in the future when you need to pay them back with interest or go to jail. I am not sure where you live, but if you don't like taxes, i am guessing you have those and you live in a country that's under ever growing tighter regulations. So just hope that country you are hiding your income from has nice jails.

Also when it comes to freedom, you can have financial freedom by having enough capital to pay your taxes and live with it. Now paying taxes you'll end up literally losing your physcal freedom.
513  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Can someone please explain "right", "left", "far-left", "far-right" etc whatnot? on: January 17, 2024, 04:50:16 PM
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Trump is a good example of horseshoe theory because Trump likes Putin, who's a Russian communist, surveillance state fan and "far-left" dictator.
Hold on, putin isn't left or right, he is outside of political spectrum. Even if he once was part of a country that called itself communist, there's nothing left of that expect corruption.

He only wants power, and total control just like trump, that's why trump praises him, because he wants to be him. More handsome with total control and power and more people praising him. Less regulations or opposition. That's why he has praising most authoritarians.

Putin is also a dictator who is mostly praised by far right and conservatives, as he has "traditional" values that appeals more to right wing with conservative values then left, with progressive values. He also wants to use political extremists and trolls for his gains, which ever would suite him, but mostly he aligns with values of right wingers. This confuses people to think that he is either left or right. He is outside of it, and nothing but a dictator who has personal interests in mind, not the citizens.
514  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Three gems in my view on: January 16, 2024, 11:49:01 PM
Sui, Arbitrum, optimism I guess you guys are fimilar with there 3 altcoins, which are less then 1year old, launched in 2023. When i track their performance i feel wonder cause they are owning layer-two blockchain and their growth speed is very higher then others good Altcoins. I found these altcoins Valuable for holding. What is your opinion about these altcoins? Are you holding any of these or have any plan to buy?

Imho the whole token for arbitrum is pointless and counterproductive. Arbitrum was working fine without it, and while the idea of it was probably to make it more decentralized, it's now centralized among the few whale token holders. That's probably good for the devs, so that they are not that much in control (if they don't own most of them). But changes are that those token holders just want to support changes that bring them more tokens or makes the token valuable. Actual innovations might get overlooked and disproved.
515  Economy / Gambling / Re: ✨ Shuffle.com | The next generation of crypto casinos | Sports, Casino + token on: January 16, 2024, 11:31:02 PM
Why not host a freeroll poker tournament for levels Wood to Platinum? Top 5 players get to win 5 seats for the Jade VIP tournament and be given an opportunity to play with the high-rollers. I believe that would not only be good from a marketing perspective, but it will encourage building a community as well.
This makes sense, there are lots of gamblers that don't have the time to rank up, but who would be affected by this kind of advertisement and check the shuffle out. They might become fans just for knowing that they might enjoy this kind of benefits in the future.

Also as a someone who is not a vip host i would appreciate such an opportunity. But as they wouldn't want to angry their vip hosts, there should be both kinds of games, so vip hosts could enjoy their exclusive club benefits more.
516  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Have you made anything with ICO's? on: January 16, 2024, 11:17:53 PM
With bitcointalk being the largest forum, I would like to know if you coins were rag pulled in ICO's. Do you consider it a scam or legit way to invest? I came in a conversation with a person who made fortune in ICO's. So, I would like to know what you know about it. A thing to try or should I ignore?
Yeah, i've made profit from them, but i've also lost with them. But if you need to ask it they are legit, i would say that you should ignore them, as whole premise of your question is too broad. There are legit icos, as there are legit private sales, idos and ieos and what not, but over 99% of them are not legit. And the way you ask your question makes me think you most likely wouldn't find the legit ones. Even if you would find legit one, even if you did everything right, some scam most likely moons way better then your investment. 

There are so many things that can be red flags, that you would need lots of experience to DYOR.

I think in bitcointalk too, there are some good threads on how to find good icos, but frankly you might be better of investing something that's currently undervalued. Icos can be overvaluated as well.
517  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Know when to stop on: January 15, 2024, 05:47:43 PM
One of the most important factor of a successful gambler is to know when to stop, most gamblers expecially the addictive type don't even know what is stop when it comes to gambling. So it's very important to;
* Stop when your losing is now getting to you.

* Stop when you are now feeling as is you can't do without gambling.

* Stop when you have a big winning, by channeling the money somewhere else so you won't lose it back to gambling.

* Stop when you are not even winning at all, it's not your thing.

* When your losing is weighing you down, stop and restrategize .
It's psychologically healthy to stop, when losing is gettin to you, it doesn't help with the outcome of winning or losing, except you'll make risks that you wouldn't otherwise. That can be either profitable or the opposite.
But otherwise your advices seem to be basically that we should stop gambling. Which is counterproductive, as we don't win without gambling.

Strategizing might work in some cases. But i would summarize your advices to: "Take a break when it's not fun anymore, or you have doubts that you should". Also if you are going over your budget is a good time to take a breath.
518  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Making too many picks reduces chances of winning. on: January 15, 2024, 04:29:15 PM
As gamblers, we love more action, so we tend to make more bets on a regular basis. However, experts say that when we make too many picks regularly, our chances of winning decrease. This is due to the fact that we won't be able to analyze all the games carefully that are in our ticket and won't have the advantage needed to win. So instead, it's recommended that we should value quality over quantity if we want to succeed in sports betting.

Share your opinion regarding this matter.



Edit : I see that some replies are talking about parlay. FYI, this is not about parlay, it's about making many single picks on a regular basis. Please avoid using parlay when sharing your opinion.
If you are not talking about parlay, i would like to see links on these claims and who exactly these experts are saying so. Because mathematically you have same changes winning every single time.

Parley i would get, because if that would be for tossing a coin for example, guessing 10 throws with 50/50 changes would give you 1/1024 change of guessing every one of them. But if you take them seperately you have a 50/50 change of winning every time, minus the house edge. In fact you probably have better change on guessing winners of sport events correctly, even though you wouldn't have 2x multiplier minus house edge with every bet like with coin.
519  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What's The Weirdest Alibi Of Gamblers So They Can Continue Gambling? on: January 15, 2024, 04:18:02 PM
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"Gambling is my medicine so I can have a sharp mind"
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I have heard something along these lines from my dad. That it keeps him active and social. I personally think that he didn't accept the idea, that he was poor. And gambling would somehow be his way out of the poor life that he was so ashamed of. He didn't want to seem like a poor man so he kept quite a good car. When he smoked cigarettes, he refused to roll them as it would make him seem like a poor man.

So when he won a bunch of money he lived like a rich man for a week or a day, and it was immediately back to being ascetic.

Another reasoning i've heard is from my friend was that he felt it with such a passion that this day would be his lucky day in casino. So he bought a beer in a casino, converted everything he had on wallet to chips. It was couple hundred euros or something like that. He put all the chips to one specific number (i can't remember which one), and lost. Right after he drank his beer and left to home. Even though it was over in a moment, i admit, it was a rush to watch. He just said to me that it wasn't such a good idea, and maybe he shouldn't trust his guts on matters like that.
520  Economy / Gambling / Re: ✨ Shuffle.com | The next generation of crypto casinos | Sports, Casino + token on: January 15, 2024, 04:00:20 PM
Hosting a $10,000 poker night

Players with a VIP Host are eligible to play, 20k in poker night prizes already paid out

VIP program is growing fast, so expect the prizes to keep going up  Wink

https://i.imgur.com/QwJltHp.jpg
This reminded me that as this was a third party poker site, i wanted to ask if you have plans in the future to breach out and build poker events inside your casino?
I understand that it's a whole another beast to build, but one can dream.

Poker tournaments are more intense past time to me then regular casino and sports, as it requires constant awareness.
But i would happily do it from time to time for money especially if it would happen in the casino i liked and if i might get an airdrop from it with shfl Smiley.
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