That is a big assumption to make without valid proof to back it. You understand the level of bullishness that the market would show if one fine day a country's government legalizes crypto? Its way way logshot considering the blanket ban currently in effect.

You have no idea how this works do you?

Surely but the politicians dont think that way. They need more money for their Swiss banks account.

The problem is that you only saw a glimpse and not real (<make that "Dirty") picture.

While I agree that learning how the market works is of utmost important, it is also important to time your entry and exit in the market.

Most traders jump in the fray when the excitement of the panic stages are going on buying high and selling low which is the mistake.

The time to buy is when panic occurs, but then the question comes would you buy something that is causing a panic sell? Answer is yes, if you have a solid belief that the asset is worth money - this is true for bitcoin and partially true for altcoins.

Same goes with stocks though they are more influenced by politics and have a very regulated market.

Well commission is taken from wager whether you win or not isnt it? Its similar to a trading fee taken to execute a trade. So I wont say it is like house edge. Be cause the edge is a percentage that the house has over its players when they are selecting the side on which the dice will roll. While a commission is like a predetermined amount to be deducted from every wager. They are two fundamentally different concepts.

Some of the gamblers actually work on their skills in EV+ games like poker. Its not for everyone of course.

@Brew,
If your amount of bitcoin to be exchanged is small say around less than 0.1 BTC then you may be able to sell on some of the more popular centralized exchanges without having to pass any KYC and get USDT in return.

Going for Electrum and then having to export them private keys to another website seems more of a heckle if you are never done i before but there always is a first time to everything so its up to you to decide.

Be careful about wrongly sending funds to a wrong wallet. There are ways to correct it but I prefer to be informed and safe than sorry.

I would not suggest someone to take trading as a full time job. It cant be unless you have been trading for a long period of time but then the question by the OP becomes redundant since they asked for beginners.

Forex is not same as cryptocurrency trading. The topic is about the later. Also do not promote some site like that. Give the reason why you think they are good instead of saying they are good. Provide proofs then we can talk here.

That is not everything. You may have a plan of a certain percentage but never reach it. It is important to know how to read the price charts and keep on going with the market even when you think it becomes boring but not trade - for a beginner.

I am stressing that bolded word. The community here is bigger than the BCH shills, I hope.

The BCH shills? Or some other brain dead venture capitalist who wants to join the fray and make some quick returns with CSW/RV. Point is that these venture capitalists are not completely brain dead, even though I just said so. They will exit at a sudden moment and make the market crash too leaving the shills crying but CSW already knows about that because it was an NDA contract.

I dont think it is necessary. Those who know what bitcoin is the real bitcoin can jus continue telling the truth and nothing more. Those who want to go the other way, you can not stop them. Let them understand mistakes and come back.

It is an exaggeration to say that they were abusing credit cards. They have some limits obviously but for addicted gamblers they are probably hitting these limits very quickly. The news says a later date, there might be some changes before that. Some of them who dont want such a change might cut down on their habits or look for alternatives.

Except that everyone does not own not know about bitcoin and its usage. The online casinos are available in many countries but starting to use them is a new challange and as humans are by nature, they dont like a new thing to learn or change.

1.You can minimize risk by reducing the size of your portfolio.

Risk comes from the volatile altcoins that people become enthusiastic about and move on to those from bitcoin. They forget that bitcoin is what is going to be the biggest coin in the future and fall for the false promises of some shitcoin. So reduce your portfolio and keep bitcoin to the maximum if not 100%.

2. Move to other sectors that just cryptocurrencies. But this depends on your expertise. This helps mainly during the times when crypto is dumping and other market are rising.

3. The internet is full of paid media articles. Stop reading them and the reddit channels on crypto. Its more like breeding grounds for waste of time conspiracies there. Use your own research to develop your own charts and use them to buy/sell and observe how you progress.

Remember that trading is not everyone's ballgame. You may fail at which point it is wise to quit.

It was music related project but not a music streaming service. It is for locating and buying tickets to local concerts and programs.

I am not really bullish about any music related cryptocurrency project. End of the day every music content is pirated like anything next to movies. Again like I said in my previous post, the bitcoin users are majorly associated with the bittorrent and p2p concepts. So they are not going to pay very likely unless someone is passionate to support the musicians.

First thing first, bustabit is a legit site and it is not specific to them. If you create a similar algorithm yourself and try that then also the probability to having a red streak on a certain multiplier is mathematically found but that is again a probable outcome  or the most commonly seen outcomes. It may not be the same when you play and in rare cases you might find that the outcome is not close the calculated result.

I have tried the Seuntjie's dicebot !odds command on Primedice and Stake chatrooms. It gives you an idea of when the red streak will come but again it is not absolute. But I am yet to see any commands from Seuntjie for how long the streak may be.

This according to me dependent on your luck. You may get a nice green streak on a high multiplier (be sure to stop when this happens and cash the profit) OR, you may get a huge red streak on a very small multiplier.

Bull market pushed some vaporware, that is correct and the craze was big at that time. Currently the market is in a slow phase of movements and that is attributable to the less activity in bounty section. Added to this is the fact that many ICOs towards the later part of the 2017-18 failed to reach any good financial support level.

They never actually did have any. It was mostly hype. Dont think that people have learnt a lesson. They will be back like dogs again when market becomes bullish to commit the same mistakes and lose more money.

This I disagree. Scammers are always there since time immemorial.

CT is the forum of yobit, one of the abominations of exchanges out in this market. Good for dumping your shitcoins if you are a bounty spammer. They were running a campaign which ended this last week and now you will see a gradual decrease in their signatures because the participants will move to other signatures. Not everyone was in it though, but many users were taking part in it.

Fellow bitcointalk user, you need to understand that the biggest traffic share for the bitcoin users is this forum and so other smaller and newly created forums want to predate the traffic from this forum. Not the opposite way. The CT forum is a breeding ground for spamming and spammers get paid to spam. So if you are into spamming to get paid, go there.

Wrong. The best investment for long term is bitcoin and for short term is any shitcoin that you like, specially the ones you mentioned with the high probability of BNB being a ponzi as in borderline ponzi and EOS being a complete shitcoin with no real usage that is commendable to bitcoin or even close to it.

LOL, IEO is just a rebranding of ICO. Since these people who are wannabe venture capitalists are looking for new method to lose their money the people running the ICOs (read, scams disguised as coin offerings) renamed ICO>IEO to make people forget the bead effects and bad name of IEO. It actually fooled a lot of the investors who are too dumb to use their brains.

If you were going to need money you would not feel it as a threat but handle it logically, which you have failed to do so.

Your conclusion of why negative trust might be given is wrong. Asking a non-collateral loan from an account with no prior trade feedback is risky. It is done to alert newbies from getting scammed.

Of course, you are a troll.

Attention-whore much?

Visit your local bank an pawn some valuable if you have any if you are in dire need.

I have heard that platforms like Celsius and Nexo are giving out loans for altcoins as collateral. Not sure if NFTs are accepted there. Now use your sane judgement: if they dont accept NFTs as collateral what make you think p2p lenders here would?

Sure more things aint there? Is it? You can keep speculating and thinking more and more but you would be wasting time because you are not the ones developing bitcoin core. What needs more work in the adoption of bitcoin use by public and merchants accepting bitcoin. This is still very cultish and needs more honest entrepreneurs and not shitcoins that are pump and dump. Apart from the fact that it is rare to find such projects.

Is that not applicable to everything that you can think of? Your judgement is clouded by biased opinions. Not saying that bitcoin would not be big, but the mode of making a conclusion from your side is wrong.

Look, its a subjective opinion. For someone who managed to sell ethereum at the proper time and make money it is not a shitcoin. For someone who was stubborn enough to hodl during a drop would believe it is a shitcoin. Thing is one can hold bitcoin for long periods of time and then sell at good profit but would not be the same with other coins.

Back to the OP, I think you should be careful like I said in my previous comment. You cannot trust anyone on this market and this I cannot stress enough. The site you are speaking of, may just be making up stuff and trying to pump some coin at the expense of another coin. Good luck making money from watching them.

What if the OP did give away the 30-60 second key to the phishing site? More than once maybe? Does that give the hacker enough data as to compute the next 2FA code? It is recommended not to "give" your 2FA to a fraud caller - similar is the case here if you draw an analogy as the phishing site as a fraud caller.

Once the hacker has that the login id is already given away and so they have complete access the account.

I think you are doing fine with gambling as long you are not spending too much time on it. All you need to do now is to do a bankroll management. Do not spend more than 10% of your bankroll and keep track of how much you are spending on gambling. What you need to avoid is chasing losses. Remember that you are gambling to have fun and not chase out losses that you have made, but accept them. That should help you decide whether you want to continue gambling or not.

I think this type of self-policing would help prevent becoming addicted to gambling. Dont forget to take care of household chores and work smoothly too.

But mainstream projects like Uber and Airbnb as this topic discusses are not interested in them. It would be a huge bullish news if such was to happen and besides the fact that some altcoin projects started on similar businesses there has not been much of a traction in this sector with crypto payments.
Sure but you can ask your bitcoin seller/buyer to exchange bitcoin to fiat and use that to pay for Uber but it thus becomes a two-step process and that is what is not the proper design. Still it is the closest we can get if we want to use bitcoin only for all transactions which is itself a challenge.

Maybe in future we will see more ride-sharing apps that develop their own blockchain and then you can pay that crypto to hail a cab.

You have abused bounties using more than one account. That is cheating. How do you even expect yourself to be accepted in a campaign then you have been proven to cheat them of the bounty funds that are not rightfully yours?

You have some balls coming up here with this question. Shows that you did not learn from your mistakes and neither are you willing to stop these bad habits. You could post in "Reputation" if you wanted to appeal for your red trust but I am 100% sure these will not be removed.

Now dont come saying you did not know that using more than one account would get you red trust. You were dishonest and you have to suffer for that.