That justfies though, thanks for elaborating it.

Well, I guess this is the end of Binance uers in the Philippines. The fact that SEC had already come up this decision, I'm assuming that there were already notice before that was sent to Binance since they have been accepting Filipino traders for awhile now, so this decision is probably the non reversable.

I just hope there will be a trading sites that is as good as Binance that existed in the Philippines, because I believe the reason why Filipinos loved to trade with Binance because the existing exchanges does not have a decent volume and the spreads aren't too competitive.



I guess they'll leave this to the NTC (National Telecommunications Commission), and the latter will mandate the ISPs in the country to comply with the SEC issuance.

Energetic import of NLEX has been fired, he was a good one but the team decided to let him go.

Check the news----

NLEX lets go of Thomas Robinson just days after Pido spat


What's funny is that this recent news draws more attention to the crowd and it seems like they are favorite the import of NLEX. I think they are already tired with all this drama, and there was also a comment about rigging of games, that accusation never gets old. 

Binance is wasting a significant revenue opportunity if they do not address this issue. Many Filipinos use Binance as their primary trading site, so it would be beneficial for traders if Binance were to comply with Philippine law. However, if Binance chooses to remain quiet, I believe there is still a solution to access the exchange by using a VPN service. Changing the IP address through a VPN would make it difficult for the ISP to block it.

Nevertheless, we should also be aware of the risks, as using a different IP from a different location might lead to problems with our Binance account. It's advisable to investigate first and determine the most viable option to continue using the trading service.

For obvious reason mate, the government are targetting the company or people who can pay, Ronaldo's net worth is very public and they know he can pay in case he lose on the lawsuit charge to him. However, this is ridiculous, right? You can see how unfair the government are as what they are doing is some kind of selective justice.

I get that it's on Ronaldo who is at the hot seat here, but my concern is indirectly related to this. You know, just recently, CZ got arrested and will have an agreement (settlement) with the US governmnet to pay billions just to stay free, so it's really alarming that Binance has been recently involve on legal problems which could be a sign that it might go down soon (God Forbib).

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key facts BTW.

I think this word "partnering" with Binance will drag binance name to this.

Lots of news recently involving Binance. This is not great for the community as not only a popular celebrity is involve but billions of dollars are involve which is a significant amount of money.


What's do you think is the implication of this news (not this only), is it the end of Binance, or this is just a trial that will make Binance stronger?

Source :
https://www.forbes.com/sites/zacharyfolk/2023/11/29/cristiano-ronaldo-faces-1-billion-class-action-lawsuit-for-promoting-binance/?sh=687a038664d1

It matters if you are in crypto, because HODL or HOLD has a different meaning.

If you aren't ware yet, HOLD means, “hold on for dear life,”... means it's like holding forever which you don't usually apply as strategy in other forms of investment. This method would only work with investing in bitcoin as it has a real chance it'll survive and will not be affected whatever economic crisis we'll experience.

But what OP have shared (betslip), that's a combination of luck and skills. Of course, it starts with believing yourself as a better and that you are confident you have the skills to win in gambling. I'm sure that was carefully analyze as no one would bet $18 for x1000 odds unless he's very confident with his bet or he has a lot of money to spare.



I hope he knows how to enjoy his winning. Maybe cash out the 90% and enjoy that money. That 10% will be left for gambling, even if he'll lose that 10%, at least he has already enjoyed that 90% and he's already ahead.

I guess it's not easy to hold as long as you would stay realistic that you'll not expect you'll make a decent return in a short period of time.

When we are "HODLING", this implies that we are up to the long term game, so patience is very important in this journey because without it, we might feel the unsatisfation of waiting and could even result to panic if we witness a market dump and we didn't realize it's a normal thing for bitcoin and in the crypto market as a whole.

They keyword here is "HODL'..... Follow the meaning of that and you'll succeed.

I think inventing a job is like creating a business that hasn't been established before; it's a challenging endeavor. However, if you possess the skills and talent, akin to Elon Musk or any other successful entrepreneur, you can always give it a try and see for yourself if you'll be successful. There's likely to be less competition once you become an entrepreneur rather than an employee, but not everyone is willing to pursue the business ideas they have in their minds. That's why the majority of people live from paycheck to paycheck.

Bear in mind that most financially successful individuals are business owners. Only a few have achieved financial success through traditional employment, and they often don't retire with financial freedom.

Definitely not just for the rich, as they aren't the only ones who make the gambling industry successful. It's the average earners and the poor who are more desperate to gamble. Gambling belongs to the entertainment category, but it depends solely on the gambler's discretion on how he'll handle himself in gambling and what the goal will be. The only important thing that needs to be considered is to gamble responsibly, whether you are poor, a middle-income earner, or rich, as everyone deserves to enjoy gambling if we consider it as entertainment.

About having a "lucky mind," I don't get it. We gamblers always have a lucky mindset as we always aim to win, so it's pretty much a natural inclination for gamblers.

Thanks for sharing your experience, really appreciated.

Although we are all aware that borrowing money to gamble is too risky but there are times we break that simple rules. OP here is sharing the outcome of being irresponsible in gambling, yes, it's called being irresponsible as he would not be addicted and make bad decision if he was responsible. You know, there's a saying on responsible gambling, right?  Like... "gamble what you can afford to lose"... so borrowing showed he can't afford gambling anymore but still continue hoping he'll at least recover his losses, that's how dangerous addiction is.

All I can suggest to you OP is take it easy, it has already happen so you have to accept the consequences of your action, and hopefully you'll learn from your mistake although in a hard way.

You came at the right crypto/bitcoin forum. This is a big forum actually, you can learn a lot depending on your interest, so as long as you continue reading, sure in time you'll be fully knowledgeable about crypto in general. Not only on serious investment, we also have here like entertainment, you know if you are a risk taker, you would also love to gamble at the same time, but that's only a secondary purpose here if you'll consider that.

We are happy to see newbies appreciating the effort of the old members or the high rank members, as that would only tell that this forum serves its purpose to educate everyone who are willing to, and with people who are willing to share, they should be commended by the community as they are a big help for people to edcuate themselves about crypto, and on how to manage the risk of investment.

More investment options are better, reying solely on bitcoin is a bad idea, it's called a high risk investment for a reason, so its being irresponsible to put all your egges in one basket. Although personally bitcoin has been a huge help of my financial success that I'm enjoying currently, there's no such thing as forever in this world and we can't just bet solely on bitcoin, that's why i diversify my investment. Learn also to put money on real business while still investing on bitcoin just in case something will come up in the future that we aren't expecting, we still have another source of icnome to survive,

I'm not sure if the odds that were reported are still available, but I doubt we would get those odds considering how Wemby and Chet have played recently. It seems like the expectations have flipped because Chet has been doing well with his consistent contribution to the team. Everyone was probably thinking that Wemby would easily win the ROY, but his numbers don't align with our expectations. So, again, most bettors might lose their bets if they placed them before the season started.

It's not measured by the number of bets made but rather by the percentage of wins. Making more bets does not necessarily contribute to long-term success, as it is assumed that careful consideration may not have been given to each bet. In sports betting, the recipe for success is not quantity but quality.

meta is for "discussion about bitcoin forum", so I guess your concern does not belong here, but I'm sure off-topic would be always the right section to accomodate such concerns that aren't belong to popular sections or boards of the forum.

Why sell right away if the price is expected to break the current all-time high? We hold Bitcoin with the anticipation of significant returns, so selling when the market is already bullish is not advisable. We aim for a more substantial price pump, akin to what occurred in the past during the bull run. Selling prematurely could result in missed opportunities.

Currently, it's evident that the market is bullish, with Bitcoin hovering around $30ish and potentially breaking $40k soon. Patience is crucial, especially for those who have held their Bitcoin through the deep correction after the 2021 bull run.

The all-time high is around $65k. If we adopt a conservative investment approach, selling at least at $100k per 1 BTC would be a prudent strategy.

I guess that's it; it's confirmed that it was hacked. I understand the feeling, mate. 11 BTC is a significant amount, especially considering the current price. Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do since Bitcoin transactions are irreversible. You just have to learn from the mistake and move on.

I hope you won't blame your wife or anyone if it was lost due to an unintentional mistake. It's not the end of the world. As long as we are alive and in the crypto space, there's still a chance to regain that amount. However, next time, let's be wiser and avoid making the same mistake.

Perhaps consider setting up a dedicated PC for your wallet to prevent compromise in case new applications are installed.

However, that doesn't mean we cannot improve ourselves. Making mistakes is inevitable, but it's crucial that we learn from them. If we persist in repeating the same errors, it becomes evident that gambling may not be suitable for us, potentially leading to detrimental consequences in our lives. The pursuit of profit in gambling leaves no space for emotionally weak gamblers; it is reserved for individuals with the skills to excel and the discipline to prevent emotional control over their decisions.