Red flag immediately? But a lot of new casinos I see are like that. Maybe there's also a requirement to apply for AML like a casino needs to have a good number of active players first? I believe that casinos that don't have an AML policy are not primarily created to help the fraudsters but they are only here for business.

Many gamblers loves them because they hate KYC. Also there is no guarantees that KYC-enabled casino can filter the frauds effectively. Money launderers are only doing their thing. There is no way they can harm other innocent users. It was the hacker is the ones we should worry but any casino can prevent them as long as they will only tighten their security. I don't mean KYC/AML there.

Yeah he needs to do that because there is no such thing as next BTC. Even next ETH there isn't too. It's been a long time already. There are coins who confidently say they are like that but they are only joking. Look where are they now? Dead. For those who plan on creating a coin and have the same vision, I suggest to not do it as it's like it has a curse and you guys are only destined to fail easily.

What actually is needed to invest in BTC? BTC isn't hard to understand and as long as we have some money, we can use it and get started. And so what if he is inexperienced? I think there is no problem with that. BTC might only be a concept before but Satoshi made it possible, but again I don't think such perfect model can be replicated for the second time around.

Yeah that was crazy but did you know there are families before who gamble it all ( their house, car, and everything ) to Bitcoin?  And decided to move in the wilderness to live. That was long time ago and they are lucky if they survived because BTC did jump a couple of years before.

Imagine if they sold all during it? They can always replace all that stuffs that they lost/sold brand new. That is not a good example of course. Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin should only be treated as a side hustle to get additional income because they are too unpredictable. We don't know if when they will pump and what if they won't pump anymore? We will only get doomed.

After having two wins now Pakistan having three loses which are clearly indicating their weaknesses with Pakistan batting is not able to perform against quality spin, and they also have no quality spinners which can restrict opponents and their fast bowlers having just speed not depth which was their trade-mark in history and their strategy is also not working which is surely the biggest concern right now they are probably out of this event, but we can expect something surprising as well.

Today I watch this match and really surprise with the work and performance of the Afghanistan which was really well organized and done good job throughout match specially their tactics were impressive as they play with their four spinners which clearly give them good benefit against team like Pakistan 283 was not good target on this track with their early poor batting give them big setback.

The question is whether you should sell or hold during the bull run because many people sell everything they have during the bull run but some prefer to hold some of their assets for the future just in case the prices keep going up or even if they don't, there will be another bull run after some years and one can sell them then. I personally think that not selling your assets when you are getting a good price and getting very good profits isn't a wise decision.

The reason for that is the market is highly unpredictable and we all know that. So, what if you don't sell them and the market crashes within a month or so? That's when you will regret your decision because if you had sold them all, you could buy cheaper now when the market is down. However, there can be positives of holding too, like if the market goes higher than where you might sell them, you would get more profits if you keep holding them.

I wonder why no one mentioned that this thread doesn't belong to this section because it's an Altcoin Discussion section and this is a Bitcoin speculation thread which should be in the Speculation board and not here.

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First of all, you don't really need to start a conversation about every subject or matter that you learn about just to discuss it and be sure if the information you have is correct or not because almost every single subject and matter that is commonly known by people has most probably been discussed somewhere already and you can easily find that with a simple search. You should only start a conversation or a thread if you think that the matter hasn't been discussed before.

It basically depends on one's own abilities and how much time and effort it would take to actually grasp the ideas and terminologies used in the technical side of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Some might be able to learn everything in a matter of days, but for some, it might take months because they are slow learners.

You are not supposed to invest money in Bitcoin that you might need in an emergency after some time which will compel you to sell your Bitcoins at a loss. You are supposed to use money that you can spare for as long as the market might take for it to bring you profits, and there is no specific time for that, it can take a week or a couple of years, it all depends on the conditions of the market and market sentiments and what time of the cycle you are entering the market.

Bitcoin is no scheme but it's obviously not for those who don't have money to spend in it and they are using the money that they actually need in their personal life very soon which will obviously not let them have any patience and they will need to sell before the right time and bear losses for doing so.

Only not in front of the public. We all know that a lot of these big billionaire businessmen are probably buying in chunks anonymously, without letting anyone know about their holdings, only a few might come out and say that they are actually investing in Bitcoin.

To spread FUD and panic in the community, maybe? I'm not sure but that can be a reason behind that, or maybe because he knows that Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are always a hot topic and he will get more attention if he talks about them, either in a positive or a negative way.

I think he is secretly investing in Bitcoin and fooling the public with his negative remarks about it. He definitely can't ignore the benefits Bitcoin has to offer to the world of financial technology and to the future of it.

That is only possible if you as a viewer are already aware of what's happening and what the guy is saying, but if you are new in the whole trading thing and don't even have any idea, you will most probably be misguided because the ideas that you might gain from them might not actually be totally accurate and on point, and you might struggle if you follow their signals and suggestions.

That's definitely the way to go, but yet again, if someone is new in the industry and doesn't have any idea about anything, there is a high chance that they will get the wrong influence. That's why, it's always important that someone who is new uses multiple sources to verify any information they get from any person on any platform including YouTube, Twitter (now X), Facebook, or anywhere else.

I wonder, do these problems actually occur because of a lack of coding experience in developers or because there isn't enough intellect that can be used to think and create flawless systems such as Bitcoin? Satoshi Nakamoto was a genius, the system he created has been proven to be flawless when it comes to security unlike all other blockchains and cryptocurrencies and the securities created by other developers after that, they obviously lack experience, but I think that experience isn't necessarily about their coding skills.

The reason why most hacks and exploits happen is because of mistakes made by the developers or the project teams that eventually cause investors and users to lose their funds, we can take the example of Vitalik Buterin, whose X (formerly Twitter) account got hacked and the hacker stole a lot of money from people misusing that account, but are we supposed to blame X, the platform, for this or the owner of the account? The owner, obviously. That's why, it's actually not always the developers who fail to create good systems, it's the people who ask them to create systems that will basically have flaws later on.

It depends on everyone's personal investment goals and plans they have always had for their assets. Some might prefer selling all when they see that the price is good and they are getting enough profits as per their plan, and some might only sell a portion and keep some hoping for a higher price or maybe for the next bull run.

That's the basic idea; buy low and sell high. So, when the market is down, people tend to buy, and when the market goes back up, they tend to sell to get a profit and repeat the same in the next cycle.

Again, it depends on what you have always had in mind. Everyone will have a different plan. If you ask about me, I prefer selling all in the bull run and then accumulating when the market goes down again because I believe it's better to secure the profits from the previous cycle.

They are pretty much promoting their coin all around as I have seen their ads quite a lot of times on social media but never really studied the project or gave it much attention. I didn't really hear anything interesting about the coin, and the fact that it's specifically targeting only the Muslim audience, this might be a big hurdle in its way to achieving a lot of success because the industry consists of people from all religions and they might not be interested in a project that is targeting a single religion out of all.

However, I guess we will see how the project does once it gets launched and the token starts getting listed in exchanges, or maybe it did already? The altcoin market is getting so saturated lately that it's becoming difficult to actually keep track of every single project coming out these days.

It's not about what everyone thinks, it's about what they will do when the halving is near or has already happened because it's mostly the actions that affect the market and not the thoughts of people, the thoughts only provoke actions which in return change the dynamics of the market. As soon as people start buying more and selling less, the market will start going up because the demand will keep increasing while the supply will stay limited due to a smaller number of sellers than buyers.

That's why, what you are thinking isn't right, the fact that everyone knows about halving will make the changes more clear and effective, the more people come to know about it, we will have more curiosity and more hope and we all know that when there is hope, people tend to have high expectations and for their expectations, they put in some money as well.

It's not about being a newbie or an experienced trader, it's all about the knowledge that you have and the basic understanding of how a financial market works. I might be a newbie in the cryptocurrency market but maybe I have a lot of experience in another financial market that has a lot of similarities with it and if that is the case, I would understand and know when I need to act and when I should simply keep my hands out of the dirt because it's only going to make them dirty.

A lot of people make the mistake of not acquiring enough knowledge about the market and how things work around, and the disadvantage for them is that they don't have any experience with any other financial market and this is the first time they decided to earn some money through trading because they've been seeing it all around.

He didn't mentioned if what coin he used but maybe he lacked in patience and sell at a loss because he said the coin he picked dumps right after a dump. Coins like this are not always the shit coins but it can also happen to the good coins especially now that we are still in the bear season.

In trading, I think it is possible to control the coin when it's declining but as long as you didn't set a stop loss. Whether we are trading for short or long term, a special skill is still needed because trading is not easy. He didn't use large budget at once but he only start with 1k dollars. The amount was still huge for the most of us poor but maybe not really for him knowing that he is only a trainee that time.

Diversification is good but it doesn't mean that a person should convert all the Bitcoins they have into altcoins no matter how good or safe those altcoins are. Bitcoin will always remain the best cryptocurrency in the market and one should keep the highest percentage of their capital in Bitcoin and only use a portion of it for other alternative cryptocurrencies that they think have the potential to provide them with good returns over a certain period of time.

So, it's not wise to convert the whole Bitcoin into altcoins if that's the only one you have, I would never recommend that. Instead, one should maybe convert about 25% of it into liquid stable coins and then buy some of the most trusted altcoins with it such as ETH, LTC, and maybe BNB as it also has great potential.

Or you can instead say that gold is older than in Bitcoin. But, BTC isn't a new invention because it existed I think for 14 years already. Many people already know and use it but maybe many of them are still not involved with it for different reasons. If those average people on the street also know Bitcoin, I'm sure they will now prefer it more than gold, for the fact that BTC is digital.

Even though they panic and their house got destroyed, they still can access their BTC later on but this may not always be the case with the gold because they are too bulky. Gold can rise and so as Bitcoin. In fact, BTC despite being newer than it, it value already surpassed it. And there are still more to come with it later on.

I think Cointelegraph is not like this on the past so maybe it is true that some of their team members are only messing up with their operations. Therefore the investigation that they said could be sincere. They need to catch that untrusted member and fire it up immediately in order to protect the reputation of the company. Most fairy tales might be fictional but I still believe that a happy ending can happen here.


But, how do we know if SEC approves an ETF? Most of the times the only way for us to know the latest crypto news is by browsing crypto news sites. But one thing is for sure, and that is we will now double check things first before we believe on them.

That's only the case if you are sending a small amount, and you can't send money from your local banking app to an international account, they don't have such features and you need to go to the bank to get that done, and when that is required, you won't get it done in a few minutes, there is a lot of paperwork and stuff that you need to go through if you are sending a large some that too in another country.

That's an obvious thing, you will surely need to first confirm if the receiving party is okay with receiving Bitcoin, and if they don't already know much about it, you might need to explain a few things to them like how they can receive it and how they can convert those Bitcoins to their local currency. One should at least be able to do that.