Of course, otherwise things would be too easy to earn. There needs to be something in the system to prevent you from winning too much otherwise the casino would go bankrupt. These are things like luck in an EV- game and EV+ games to some extent.

Well talking about sports and eSports in particular, you have to understand that matches can be fixed in many ways and often bookies are aware of those. Some of the big tech companies are hosting these events and they act like the mafia there. So whatever you bet on, know that losses are going to happen.

There is no such thing. Its called gambling for a reason.

How about you start being serious yourself first? Every "beggar" in the road is also seeking a "serious investor" and one who does not waste their time throwing pennies.

LMAO, what else are you going to think of tomorrow? A crypto-powered world? crypto-powered blah blah blah vaporware?

Just spill it here, honestly if you have something worth saying you would already say it instead of asking people to PM you. Do you have a team to get this started? Have you developed anything worth of labeling an MVP?

Remember that the one who is investing gets the PM, never sends a PM if its context is about investing.

No.

Healthy discussion and that too in this section? Give me a break. Most of them here are just spamming to get their signature quota done.

Not even a single altcoin in this market is worth putting your money in. Everyone of them are down and that craze with ICOs has been long gone. All tokens are back to where they came from reminding you all that the real leader is Bitcoin and not any altcoin that promises to bring huge changes to this universe. Talk about delusional devs/scammers.

Anyway, even if this new year has just started and we are in the second week of it, alt-seasons are over for now. Those of you hodling it painfully, learn your lesson and sell them when you can and exit altcoins to enter into Bitcoin.

It is a big risk to take. You are taking responsibility of thousands of coins trusted upon your exchange by innocent people and you would use a bought script? There will always be a problem is hidden vulnerabilities. Hackers often pose as developers of such scripts and sell them for some money and then one day they execute those exploits and steal coins from the exchanges.


Meetup exchange also has the risk of robbery and getting beaten by by goons hired by a scammer. This was the reason why exchanging assets online was started.

Actually sites like Primedice, stake and FJ all have a web browser based interface optimized to run in a smartphone screen. It might seem a bit cumbersome to locate everything for the first time but once you use it you get the hang of it.

That is the idea behind Play store's policy.

It would almost be jumping on a gold mine of bitcoins if you manage to get your handmade malware on some whale's device. It not something ethical and I am sure that person is a criminal if they steal it, but it is possible and they wont give it back because this was their reason for preparing that malware.

I dont know, but I always feel comfortable with playing on a PC/Laptop than smartphone.

Bad faith may not be the correct phrase, its easier to say that they dont wish to take part in this mode of payment and prefer to keep to fiat. Lets not jump conclusions without proof.

But you cannot blame anybody for market movements. They are your own risk of buying a speculative asset.

Again due diligence should be from the investors side. They are old enough to handle their money, except the Americans who need to be babysitted by SEC.

They would probably first regulate it. But its far from happening now.

Well there is a point to ponder, because the countries which have banned crypto are very low economy countries where power and oppression are going above any type of democracy.

Probably the revealing of government transactions will lead to nationwide problems and dissent among public.

No you are getting it wrong.

Like I have previously posted, a group of exchanges started this thing that the investors of that token will be getting a share of the trading fee based on the proportional share of their tokens. So whoever wants to take part in this had to buy the token, hold it for long time to generate enough ROI and then probably sell it.

Now this is not anything like legal equity, it is a risky investment and people need to be careful, because I have seen exchange go rogue and scam their investors after a few months - like nexybit. But this is a side effect that people got greedy about passive income and bought large volumes of the token.

Independent is every site. Who is even dependent? And dependent on whom anyway? Premium is something that every ICO aggregator site is asking for. They all start off like good boy not asking anything and then gradually go to that direction to make good amounts of money. You have to understand that the people running these sites have to get paid, but they choose the quick and easy methods to earn. This is a continuous cycle because once a site goes downhill people move to another site which follows suit and people move to another site and so on.

They asked money in private? You should have shared in here and it would been an amusing thread for sure.

Sorry to hear that. Nobody deserves to be scammed of their money while trying to get it more private and this is why you should always do research prior to using a service to keep yourself safe. I would recommend Chipmixer which I believe is unanimously the only site that everyone would suggest. You may think its biased but if you want safety with efficient transaction then CM is the best choice.

That is not really a necessity. A forum thrives on the content of the community. Now how do you expect a person trying to hide his money to chat about it? But CM's presence in this forum is pretty good as you can see.

You should make a thread in "Scam Accusations" to describe it if you have any information still available. It would be of great help to spread awareness among other users.

Actually lets clear some things here.

You can "mine" bitcoin. This is the official method to mint coins into the supply and that what mining rigs are used for. But to generate enough bitcoins to get a decent ROI (Return of Investment) you would need not one, not two, but several thousands of mining rigs along with electricity costs and maintenance costs. It is no longer consider profitable if done solo at your home.

Second, some site claim to install miners to mine some altcoins on your device and you can claim those coins later on once they reach a value. Avoid those, because they are installing malware and what not.

Third, there are cloud mining sites which sell contracts to hire mining rigs and you get paid for the mined coins. But in reality these are ponzi schemes, all of them, none are legit.

I hope you get your answer from this, if not let me know.

For those who are not devs they can help people about knowing what is bitcoin and how it can be used. What its pros and cons are and how it differs from fiat currencies.

While doing such promotions, one may face a lot of arguments that bitcoin might be a ponzi and a so on. So one should keep handy the the things that has been said in bitcoin wiki which can help counter some of the arguments, though not all. There are people who are hardcore anti-bitcoin, one might not want to attempt to convert them.

It is difficult to understand who might be the correct target population of such discussions but discussing among those who already know about bitcoin is less helpful though it might "feel good" because they all agree with you. It is important to teach people who do not know about bitcoin or have some little bit of exposure to it. They will be hostile towards your approach but this is what comes as the challenge. 

So it seems you are confessing a truth that you are using a machine translation service to get your posts done. I assume this is because you are wearing a signature that "forces" you to make a certain quota per day? Well there are many members who also take part in many other campaigns but you must understand that taking part of other posts, half translating them from other sources and posting there here means stealing content. Which is not a good thing to do. You campaign manager need to be informed about this too.

Being able to take part in campaign is a privilege in this forum and not a right. Never force yourself to post. It only makes your post quality go down. Some of them should just be humble enough that theymos has kept the altcoins bounty section as it is even though it has slowed down by a little bit.

I think its too late for that. Also I am sure you didnt just come to this forum to start learning about bitcoin or this community. I wonder when theymos will start a ban evasion detector to this forum. They all just come in with a new persona after a ban, just make a new account and a new bitcoin address and you are all set.

You can add those users to your distrust list, by adding a "~" before their usernames and enter them in the box. They are not in DT1/2 so you should not be bothered. Chances are that if they are considered as not trustworthy by other DT1/2 members then they would never end up in their trust lists which should be good for you.

Move this thread to "Reputation".

Some matches are fixed too. Even eSports is not free from these things. Of course doing your analysis on the teams and players and how they have fared previously on similar games will point you towards a conclusion, there will always be some luck factor involved and every game may not end up as your predicted it to be. Still more or less the top gamers are not going to win every game because they are often paid by bookies to run their game and they ask for some matches to get fixed.

Its like a part of the system. I am sure people have read about the story of "Daredevil" and thats how bad it can become when someone refuses to fix the match.

First of all this trade mining was the recently upvoted buzzword being started by the Fcoin exchange. Then the nexybit exchange followed and they also did a similar staking process which led to their investors getting rewards everyday.

Soon enough the bubble burst and nexy turned scam telling their investors to "F-- off" and they sold off to some other company.

This is the problem with such exchanges offering something new as a passive income and making people greedy to keep their money there. One fine day they will exit scam and you wll fools will have nowhere to go complain or do anything of legal sort to get back a penny.

Therefore treat these trade mining exchanges with caution.

You would get much better responses if you visit youtube and locate the crypto influencers there. Boxmining if from Asia and they are doing such work. The best way to contact them would be through their business email listed on their youtube page. Make sure you use the proper email and remember that they will never email you first. Otherwise it is an impersonator trying to scam you.

There are several other youtubers too. Do some of your own research there to find out.

Here you will get some people acting like wannabe influencers but trust me, none of them are professional. You will not get anything worth the money you would be willing to spend.

Likely, they try to hide. But as far as no proof that can be dug up, it can be left aside.

Thanks! Already did.

Why the unnecessary lies? It is not a difficult thing to browse your post history and find out that the first post that you made is asking for a non collateral loan. Even a small amount of honesty is so rare these days.

Did you have an account here before making this account? If so what was the username of that account and why you did not ask a loan from that one with or without collateral? Some lenders have allowed non collateral loans from to older users provided they sign a message from that account's address using that address.

Well it has been one week of the new year and the OP is nowhere to be seen in this thread.

I am sure he spent his money well on food and booze and maybe some other stuff but I hope he didnt waste it on gambling like everyday else. Of course nobody wants a bad start to the year by getting a bad bust. But treat this just as another day in the life of a common man. Nothing special there if the casino is running a same algorithm. They dont give you benefits for playing on Holidays, except some bonuses.

I think it is time now to close this thread.

The number of stores accepting bitcoin is still just a handful but more and more merchants are gradually coming in. Besides Bitrefill is a good place to buy gift card to redeem and use the credit to buy things on Amazon if that is what you are looking for.

You should take a look at what LN is and how it operates. This will clear this doubt. It is the next step.

Well I think this is a problem of the debit card system. It is something that you have to accept if you want to use a debit card. Now the bitcoin payment does not work like it, money is sent instantly just waits for the miner to mine that block in which it gets included and the money is sent. Take a shorter time but both has its own pros and cons.