Bitcointalk Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=171896Current amount of posts (including this one): 3925 SegWit (preferably bech32) BTC Address for Payouts: bc1qtptadathchmmtynzd6t80ml4646986hzsj20v7 EARNED merit in the last 120 days: 3 Applying for Hero spot.
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Sent you a PM, please check and let me know if I'm suitable in catering to your needs for this job.
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Well, you have a point there, and perhaps a gambling casino that did not announce the changes on their TOS will perhaps have a bad intention. A very simple of reading TOS and FAQ per site before using is a good practice because you will know everything on the terms that your will perhaps be violating. But for me, this is not a big deal, it is natural for an online gambling casino to required a minimum amount before you can withdraw, it's almost all online gambling casinos have a minimum withdrawal and required to wager experience.
Minimum withdrawal and wager requirements is not a big deal as long as a casino wants its players to play there to generate some playing volume as well as income for the casino (and my point has nothing to do with rollbit but those casinos which have bad intentions so not to pay its customers ahead), but what if a casino intentionally tweaks their ToS with unnecessary clauses once a user wins big enough that's even higher than the casino's total bankroll collectively?
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I strongly believe Doge will be a sustainable incremental coin, with the help of Tesla. And I believe in the management of Elon Musk, the number 1 billionaire in the world. Do you guys agree with me that Doge is the world's largest community-owned coin. And the US and EU communities are very fond of Doge
Yeah, just the way he ditched Bitcoins, right? Do you really think he's doing any good to crypto or especially a coin like Doge really deserves such price tag? That guy is suffering from "passionate ego" where he wants to make things be done the way he wants them to be done and he's doing everything to force people to FOMO into Doge and "buy it today" as it there's going to be no tomorrow. The mentality of traders has been shifted from making consistent profits to making nonsensical but quick profits so to save everything today as if they're not going to be there tomorrow. Tell me something, do you really think Elon is here (out of his den) to share his hard-earned wealth and reputation with you?
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Would you mind on sharing out on what FTX you've been talking on? Sorry as im not aware about it but normally exchange does really have free transfers in between accounts but for other external transfer then I cant see anyone who do make it for free on every single day which I can say for it to be generous. I won't say they are generous, but competitive. https://help.ftx.com/hc/en-us/articles/360034865571-Blockchain-Deposits-and-Withdrawals" Small BTC withdrawal fees: BTC withdrawals > 0.01 BTC are free. BTC withdrawals < 0.01 BTC are charged withdrawal fees after your first free one per day." - You can find it on that page. Well, this is just normal because there are people do make use whatever on what they do like or been preferred.
https://withdrawalfees.com/coins/bitcoinDo you know about the above mentioned website? You must visit it if you need more alternatives, if BTC is all you need to gamble and need it after paying cheapest fees.
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Are you guys currently using bitcoin to make payments or making purchases with bitcoin? maybe for invest only? I'm just wondering if bitcoin will recover from that tesla did.
Traders use it to make profits on their investments while Enthusiasts use it to learn something new about a new technology that is upgraded repeatedly every few times. Everyone's point of view for BTC is different and nobody can say that what they are saying is what they really have in their mind about the same.
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Wow, posting on behalf of a player who didn't even try/want to get his BTC? @OP, can you please ask that guy (the 12 BTC winner) to show up here with a proof that it's him only, the person who won 12 BTC? How can you advocate on his behalf? Did he complain to you or have you checked his account personally to say it officially that Stake did not pay him? That chat proof alone is not a viable source to prove Stake guilty here. And when it's about scam, why is this thread in gambling?
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Agree on what you have said about being having the same rules mostly been applied on most common gambling sites out there thats why we arent really having that kind of time on reading up which would really be ending up for some mistake and be regretting on why you havent read it earlier which means you would need to comply on whats been asked. You wouldnt have any choice but to deal with it and able to withdraw if you do hit up those requirements.This is the importance on reading up FAQ when you do play on a certain site.
We believe that all casinos are good, but that's not the reality. Some casinos have false intentions of actually scamming its customers and then either close its services or continue the scam. When we don't read the ToS of a specific casino, we are binding our own hands and giving them the chance to do whatever they want to, that's where such casinos outsmart us and cheat us too sometimes if its intentions are not so good.
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The price of Bitcoin is hovering around 47000 - 48000$ price. If there is no strong support then it'll be harder to hold the continuous drop. We might even see me 30k support as we are seeing too many fuds in the market. But the trader sentiment is different this time, fear is less as there are more investors who might buy if the price goes below.
Trust me, buyers want even more cheaper BTC as they did when the price was $10k or even $3k. The fact is, the lowest they buy, the least fear they'll have of losing more on their investment. If they buy at $47k which is currently an extremely major support for BTC and it falls back below $36k or even $30k as you said (or under my expected area of $20k which looks quite impossible but can still be touched), then those investors will need to hodl much longer than they expected to. There are many types of investors, but I've seen mostly of two types, who hodl for very long no matter what's the price, the other ones are those who sell it under panic at the mid area (let's say, at $40k if it drops near $30k from current price) so to save themselves from losing too much. It's not necessary the markets will react according to what we think, but mostly patterns do give an answer to our questions about price action.
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Yup.
And whatever the fees still depending on the person that will send it and he's the one to adjust it. If he likes to pay with the recommended fee then he has to pay it without hesitation.
But if he's hesitating and he seems to find it unfair and quite high, there's always the adjustment that he can do freely.
I'm not advertising it but nowadays I'm using FTX to send BTC to a gambling site or even if I want to pay BTC to someone. That's because the exchange charges 0 fee for 1 withdrawal as it's free per day (1 free withdrawal per day) and I get my coins immediately on any of my favorite gambling websites. I take my BTC mostly to sportsbet (honestly) because whenever I withdraw my BTC from there, I'm not charged a single cent and the withdrawals are processed for free there.
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Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice. Good to see and learn about a clause I never knew about. Yeah, I don't read each and every casino's rules and regulations because sometimes I too feel that it's almost going to be the same, while such "surprise" is hidden in those rules until read by us. I believe it's all our fault if we have a problem from the rules of a casino we play at, especially if we haven't given it a read before joining it. This one's a perfect example to all the "careless" gamblers to start reading about the rules of your favorite casino before playing there.
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Exactly, crypto has now become a place where these billionaires have parked their billions already at very low prices and after adding a lot of liquidity to the markets, they started manipulating the minds of people by saying anything good about crypto so to make the prices boom. Now, when the times will come when these institutions will need their profits to be taken out to repay the investors who invested their money in these institutions, the price will be hit by immediate dumps just as we are seeing nowadays.
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@OP, I wanted to send a merit to you but couldn't as I'm out of one, but the reason behind that is I'm impressed with what you said just because it relates to me as well. Not as a trader, but as a lender (or I'd say a helper), as I sent some money to my friend when he needed it. Then, I asked him a few times to return it to me but he didn't (he's a futures trader btw). I came to know today that he recently made a nice 1 grand profit and celebrated his wins and I simply asked him to pay me back what I gave him, so to settle everything between us. He told me that his funds are now stuck in a trade and he can't give me back my money which is not too much against his $1k profit. Honestly, it's not about a trader's will alone but his intentions too whether he wants to do something good to the society or not with the money he made.
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You are right, but you need to maintain that discipline and that is difficult. Most of the times, I foresee an amount that I am willing too loose and I don't chase my losses. But still some days, I keep on playing and placing riskier bets to recover my losses. Only thing that helps with me, is to keep to a low balance.
That's correct as only I know how I stop myself and keep calm even if I lose only (including sportsbetting and casino bets) during a session. But the fact is, I never play with my RL money and only use some TRX from my saved stash for a specific month and never go over my budget so not to let my ego take over my mind.
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Why are you considering ETH alone against BTC if it's about the total gains? There are many coins that gave 10-100x (and I'm not talking about those meme shitcoins that are not even worth a cent) and are still rallying up hard. If it's because ETH comes 2nd to BTC and you're comparing both of them, remember always that BTC will remain the father (and even mother) of all cryptocurrencies and whatever happens to Ethereum, I don't think that a fully centralized crypto will replace a pseudonymous coin behind which too much energy is being spent to mine it. I'm waiting for the weekend show because the speed Ethereum showed yesterday during the drop was much quicker than it used to, during the past dumps and if BTC dumps back again, I believe ETH will be the one to be hit hard by the investors.
You are seeing ETH going higher quickly just because BTC's dominance is lower than 50%, let it recover and then we will see who's the boss.
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I've already been having arguments with people on such different views on BTC's current bull run with many people as I told them that BTC may drop as if a fortune is slipped out of someone's hands, if these institutions start taking out their holdings. Everyone thinks that there's definitely going to be a buyer for each institutional seller, but I guess the recent constant drops (not 1 or 2 but more than that) in BTC are a perfect example for them. Buyers still believing that institutions will just pour in lots and lots of money just to make them (the buyers) millionaires or maybe billionaires is totally wrong. This representation of crypto is not looking good and rather making bad impression in the eyes of newer institutional investors who maybe think twice before investing in BTC just because of how Elon Musk misconducted everything and made BTC to show sharp falls in a matter of hours and sometimes, even minutes.
We must remember that there will come a time, when even these institutions will sell because they are too here for profits.
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