The anonymous veil will only make people more suspecious of your approach. Better you find some local bank to fund your project if you are serious about it or start a private fund raising after having developed a basic viable product, in this case a small exchange system.

Nice try but no thanks. I prefer to keep my investments on projects that have real faces who I trust or not investment at all. Have seen enough of these circle-jerk bullshit methods of legal scams that have made my skin crawl and noobs coming to this forum begging for coins.

LOL the OP has email - "Raise BTC for exchange". This is a joke or what? You are looking for a free investor who will throw some pennies your way or have some real project to actually develop? The OP has even posted his btc address, looks to me like a poor begging attempt.

Of course you want to raise money. Maybe kickstarter will do you good? Look for private sugar daddies then and get paid to run your little business without a name nor a site.

You really dont want to use your bank account to send money for casinos specially if your country has prohibited gambling. If you local laws are good with it then do it at your own risk. Often Income Tax officials snoop on whales and attempt to extort money from them to keep their record clean.

Of course crypto is much more safer than using fiat. The reason why crypto based gambling is popular is just this. Bitcoin is censorship resistant somewhat anonymous currency to use and still remain to some extent non-traceable with your spending.

The answer to OP's question is obviously crypto but fiat casinos exist just for the sake of the ambience.

You are nobody to censor people's "mouths" Bounty hunting obviously wont stop. But the profitability considering the time spent on them is low.

Neither do you.

Earning shitcoins which are going to get dumped as soon as the project gets listed and because the project will fail, there will be zero demand for new investors. Thus the earned tokens will be left on exchanges for years to be sold against a huge sell wall to be covered. Then one day the project will be sold off and the new owners will force a KYC on the investors making the older tokens useless. Sad reality for hunters.

Doing so would prove what I just said.

Do you know that the default view on coinmarketcap website's ranking is by market capitalization of the asset?

And it is possible to click on the column heading to change the view. So if you wish to see USDT on the top you could click on Volume (24hour) and you will see Tether on top - for today that is. Hope that makes you feel "shocked" now

No. There was a time when bounty hunting paid off if you sold the tokens at a good price and there was less abuse in the forum with alt accounts and cheaters.

Possible if done properly. They have already seen the bad effects of hunting bounties now since they are worthless and not as profitable as they were. But bitcoin paying campaigns are still going good for a side earning.

"Unsolvable" would be a wrong approach. We should provide the bounty hunters of how they can stop the habit and move on to bigger and better things in the forum. This is a community after all, even if it might seem to be full of spammers.

Just say it, the project is vaporware and you have nothing at hand looking for the first innocent person to scam.

All announcement threads are pumped by shills and FUD propaganda against other coins to keep the investors feel that the coin is worth a huge amount and nothing objective.

Why not share the details here? A lot of whales still visit this forum and you would get more than that if you would us more.

How about "No"?

The casino wins in the long run because the gambler does not stop playing and keep chasing losses. During this period the house edge gradually keeps taking a portion of the bankroll with every loss making the total loss bigger with every wrong bet.

The chance of winning is always a 50-50. Chance of rolling a number and chance of winning is not the same. You can set the roll meter on the dice game to a certain section but the chance of winning or losing is always same.

You are making a wise choice. Changing habits is always for the better and they can be no other than controlling what you feel is making you waste time and money.

The site may get hacked b different methods. Does not mean that the wallets of the site have been hacked. Most exchanges do have hard-to-crack and track wallets for securing them. I am not sure but probably they have other methods to keep hackers at bay too. What often does get hacked in the frontend - the page that you see on opening the link.

If you hear words from non-officials then there is possibility of FUD and hatred-induced wrong statements. However the precautionary measure that one must take is not to store coins on exchanges once trading is complete, I know there are withdrawal fees but it is never safe to store coins for long time on any exchange/online wallet.

The sad part is that if customer's money does get stolen there is still a grey area about who to charge to the authorities. The legal systems with cryptocurrencies need a lot of improvement now that so many exchanges are operating and getting hacked.

They are actually good enough to monitor prices. But since you insist, read along.

You mean arbitraging? For that you would need to look into different exchanges and compare prices. Not completely sure what you meant by "between markets" though.

Maybe this can help you: https://www.tradingview.com

The best charts can be obtained on Tradingview and that is what majority of traders are using to monitor different markets for crypto, stocks and commodities.

For that I would suggest you to read the fundamentals of trading and stock market before going to crypto market trading.

Both have their pros and cons. It does not mean one is better than other. Forex has been in the market for a longer period than bitcoin so its users are higher in number.

That is called trading crypto not forex. Forex is Foreign Exchange. Where you buy a currency that is gaining on another currency and sell it when the price rises. Similar to stocks and commodities but involving different currencies of the world and trading on them. What you speak of is just normal spot trading on an exchange.

Additionally, Binance stablecoin should also be taken with a grain of salt. Because these stablecoins are often disguised ponzi schemes. Sell them at profit, dont hold on to them like a stubborn kid.

Which can again be opened by contacting the support team. Obviously they wont judge and allow you to unblock those accounts so you can play.

If someone wants to become de-addicted, they need to bring the control from their own side. Whether they gamble or not is their own decision and every 18+ person is expected to gamble responsibly. You are responsible for your losses and nobody forced you to gamble.

Whether one has control or not is a easy question to ask because someone might be gambling with controlled bankroll and not lose out to much money while another might be broke right after the day they get their salary. Go figure now.

It can also be blamed on those who attempt to cheat the project funds by using more than one account to participate in the bounty. This leads to a forced KYC and nobody likes that. Problem is some bounty hunters are so greedy that they dont care about the project at all. They only care about their own earnings.

Or rather use that time to learn some trading and start trading USD/BTC for a change instead of spamming twitter reports. These shitcoins will never be big and they will remain low because of the dumping by hunters - which again does not get bought since the project ends up in a mess. Same story everywhere. So stop taking part in them and do something better with bitcoin.

Legit bounty?

You expect people to give out gold mines as bounties? Those days are long gone and bounty spammers should learn their lesson that shitcoins are never the future. If you expect to make some money you should develop some skills, get educated with the proper knowledge to be able to work for some bitcoins. This could also help you get a real life job and that is always better than wasting time on spamming twitter with some shady project's generic tweets.

True, the projects which have a proper background are rare in this sector. If someone is investing in a new ICO project its rare to get something legitimate as the product. Rarely we have seen any industry backed altcoin and to be honest, I dont think they would even go for a crypto backing but opt for the stock market.

Most of the crypto investors are currently feeling the burnt of their decisions and thus stopping before investing shitcoins. Obviously bitcoin is the better choice here and I am sure no altcoin would be able to take over bitcoin's price. So instead of wasting time and energy on these shitcoins one should focus on only bitcoin.

The only person(s) who makes money from gambling are:

1. The casino owners & Investors.
2. The affiliate marketing team members.

The players who win can be again divided into two groups:
1. Those who win something big and never come back to play - they are the wise winners. They are at a net profit.
2. Those who win big but play again, thus allowing the house edge to catch up on them or chase loses - they are the foolish gamblers who will go into the vicious cycle of incremental loss.

Thus one should keep their gambling habits at check and know what is best for them. Becoming an affiliate marketer is not easy but its rewarding, unless you are also an addicted gambler. Rest of them should keep it to the "entertainment" level and not a source of income.

So called "Pros" are nothing but paid artists, paid by the casinos to promote them.

Oil can be used as a secondary mode of backing a currency. That may be a good point to ponder over. However the demand and supply also needs to be there to be able to use that currency. How would that happen?

The bad thing is that it may not necessarily be cryptocurrency. They may wish to print a new type of fiat currency. That is the problem with centralized government controlled currencies. The government will try to control it as much as possible. Fact is most countries have keep inflation under control. Venezuela was the effect of the severely uncontrolled inflation.

They will reach a truce soon enough. There is no war that is going to continue like this,, only warmongering and the waremongerers. They are the ones who make it seem as if something bad might happen. Trade wars are bad for either countries, partnerships are needed to recover from them. Soon enough someone will allow them partner and both countries will decide what is better for each other and the rest of the world.

This does not necessarily affect the cryptocurrency market, because if it did then the market would be falling continuously. Instead it is rallying around 7k USD and not showing much degree of movement.

The problem is that hunters rarely care about limitation and if limited they will start giving death threats to the managers. No manager wants that and thus has to take care of both sides.

Unfair? This forum is very lenient to bounty spammers and still allow them to participate even if their post history is 100pages of twitter reports. I am sure no other forum in the internet is going to tolerate that level of spam. Bounty hunters dont care about these aspects and are only bottom feeding the projects. Its about time they stopped doing shitcoin bounties and start posting to get a good rank for joining a signature campaign that pays in bitcoin.

Well you could go out with friends who are also gamblers and have a good time there. Basically take in the ambience that the casino has to offer. Being in a group with people you can trust is always advisable when dealing with big amounts of money.

Online is thus better in terms of mental stress.

True, it is the major factor why brick and mortar casinos still run.

For someone who is going to visit Las Vegas I would defenitely advice them to visit the casinos there, may not gamble at all but the ambience is worth noting and taking in.