If it can hold over 4k for at least 5 days or a week, you can start considering a bullish run. It's very unlikely for that to happen, and in my opinion this is probably the best time to sell your btc if you still have some, wait for the next dip which is going to break the 3.400$ support, (speculation) and buy back in whenever you feel comfortable with it.

He never promoted intentional forking. BCH and BCHSV don't exist in the intention of pleasing miners, but when those forks DID happen, miners instantly had their coins doubled. Would they continue mining blocks for either chain is on them, but it still doesn't deny it's free money overnight.

While I'm skeptical about your "theory", and your "bitcoin OG" (Is the real satoshi going to rise from his cybergrave? lol), I can't say I'm not excited about the future. It's because bitcoin has immense value in the experience it has. Every other coin out there hasn't nearly had as many problems as bitcoin, mainly because of the sheer scale it's reached. We've seen dozens of forks, many hard ones, we have tx scaling, performance issues we're trying to solve through lightning... there's just so much trial and error that happened with bitcoin, and that's STILL going to happen in the future that -compared to other new coins who haven't gotten to that point yet- makes it one of the most valuable coins.

I'm not saying btc isn't bullish in the long term, the last year has proven the amount of interest it can get. But there's probably still a discount on the price coming ahead. I just hope it doesn't take too long to recover from it.

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It's only logical honestly. As a miner, if you decide to turn them off, I figure the next step is one of two things : You're going to cash out in fear of further losses, or you're going to hodl waiting for the profit to go back up and mine again to get your ROI in whatever time you calculated when the price was high. Miners are the last people to rely on to pump the price, because price pumps only happen when massive fiat money enters the market, which leads to FOMO and massive pumps.


 

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At the end of the day, miners only really care about fiat value. Thats why they're still mining even after the rewards have been halved a lot more since bitcoin first started, and that's why they'll keep doing so in the future.

By the time the last bitcoin is mined, the price would have "slowly" adjusted to keep it interesting for them, just like it did after the last two halvenings. If it keeps increasing at the same pace then it's completely plausible that a fee only network, will provide the same, and maybe even a lot more miner incentive than today, IN FIAT.

Wishful thinking that this is a reverse bubble. We definitely havent hit bottom ground yet. The BCH hashwars may be over, but its definitely not going to be a surprise to expect some fucking weird news soon. I cant say what it is because I have no fucking clue what Craig Wright or any other big names are thinking, but like you said, the market is being heavily manipulated right now, but this time its different : because its not done using money, but well placed FUD.

That's an awfully short list if you're only going to include the first three that are constantly on top in the Gambling section. If you have more than 1BTC, you could easily  try out alot of them with a decent sum..

You also didnt mention which of these are provably fair, have better range of odds, max profit difference, game types, number of confirmations for a deposit, ability to bet with a bot, etc..

I think the website UI is pretty easy to browse, but there are different rooms for each pool :



Before every round starts you can see information about entry fee, number of players, and more rules about each different mode.

Currently the maximum is 1 bit buy-in, which is supposed to be a player-only room, but there aren't enough players for it. You can check out Another Chance, and 20 Moves. Admin just introduced a "maximum drowns" system to prevent over aggressive bots, so 20 Moves 7Ds means 7 drowns allowed per bot every round.

Lol! Glad you enjoy my bot. The newbie & manual section is the easiest, so I kept the bot for it public, its not very good though so you can probably improve it. Try to make a bot for the other sections with bigger pools! Apparently ive been making too much money and admin is on a quest to shut me down by upgrading his own bots.

Another example that was listed here was the Agar.io clone who play for btc leaderboard.
The website I mentioned in my post where you have to write rules about your bot to climb.

Both of there are still skill-based, but automating something to have a 100% winrate is impossible. For chess, and similar solved games, it is proven impossible for a human player to beat the best chess bots with enough computation time.
In addition to the fact that it's very easy to get access to such bots, chess or similar board games are just not worth risking money on.

Also kindly try to remember websites whenever you mention examples, I'd be interested but I need to try them to judge

Will you guys stop recommending me chess? I already wrote in the start topic why I dont want solved games.

Chess, checkers, Go, etc.. you need to know that regardless of website, you can automate a bot that plays for you. Web-based, Client software, you name it, someone with enough time will make a bot that spams chess games with the logic of one of the dozen open sourced chess algorithms out there.

You didnt answer my questions.

So you did indeed buy btc and the tx passed a while ago. But those coins have already been spent...

What wallet are you using? If I guess your address is : 1PPScbv1zQNqiukdGcpZLVgpvq7ZLqZbyy, where did you get it from?

So if you're sure you bought bitcoin from coinbase, where did you get the address to send them to? What wallet are you using? Can you paste the address here?

What website did you use to buy your btc?

Check in your purchase if you bought Bitcoin or Bitcoin CASH, they're different.

I think it's an original game, I've never seen it before outside the website.

Try reading the rules here : https://drownhim.com/rules (without reading about the bots) and then play manually in the newbie room : https://drownhim.com/game/1

Once you understand and start winning some games manually, you can read about the bots. I could explain it here but I'm not going to do better than the link I gave you.

You can also play using a default admin bot with the play button, and you'll see what it does!

You keep believing that buddy. If you think you're smart because you can "predict" the outcome when you throw a bunch of dice, I'm not going to be the one who proves you wrong, the dice will. I just hope the price you'll pay for it won't be too big.


The admin is making a promotion right now in the 1 bit room! In addition to 5 bits from 5 players, 5 bits is added to the pool on the house for the winner! For a total of 20.000 bits to be given away to the best bot.




It's stupid to play chess for btc. There is no way people aren't botting their way in public chess rooms.

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