That's a big accusation right there. I believe Paxful actually has quite a high trust rating from most users and they wouldn't do something such as your situation without any prior reason. Might there have been a misunderstanding of some sort? Or a miscommunication?

I looked up quite a bit and there were similar situations such as you like this and although this one is a different case, where the payment was quite delayed.

There seems to be quite a lot of issues with regards to being banned, but I believe they should have stated the reason within the said message. Try contacting them again and ask for a plausible reason as to why your situation has happened. You can also try checking out their twitter site and contacting them there instead.

Yup. Canned transactions are best left to bots but leaving the core of trading to it is basically a stupid idea.

Having a monotonous non - learning mechanism handle your funds is basically a suicide. If you were willing to update it every now and then, it could be a great bot but in the end, it would defeat the purpose of using bots.

If someone, however, were able to develop a self - learning AI that could be implemented to a bot, now that would be a worthwhile investment. Unfortunately, AI's are still quite far from us or from being developed.

Just like what others said, there ain't much difference when it comes to rates across various exchanges. Instead of deciding depending on that, find an exchange where you feel comfortable with and where you could easily access or insert funds easily from your country, be it a local exchange or not.
As for this "bond" you talk about, well, as long as the exchange is reputable, has no bad records in the past, user friendly and has nice customer support, go for it. If i take this right, emotional attachment has no place in choosing an exchange.

It isn't really at all surprising that a storm might come after these few weeks of silent sideways movement of BTC. It's actually kind of asking for a choice from the traders, whether they would pick the bulls or the bears right now, and only time could tell if they are actually right. The bears have the upper hand yes, but it aint much. Bulls are still relatively feisty right now with it slowly pushing towards 7.5k and above. Bears were able to fight back though which resulted in the current 7.3k.

Its still waiting for the possible changes towards the monthly chart, after all, it hasn't been a month since the last recent dump of 6.7.k

I really doubt you could trust the members of these kinds of groups. One important reason is there's no guarantee that you would actually profit off of a plan of action they made. There's no legal contract to bind the agreement. You're basically risking your funds for an agreement based on trust, and trust may be said to be an important factor of a cooperation, but it is also the hardest one to earn.

Were there any indications of a pull to the 6k? BTC has every possibility to go through whatever value it wants, but the possibility is close to null I believe, atm anyway. No clear indications atm and BTC actually bounced back to 7.5k recently but went down to 7.3k few days ago (Or was it yesterday). Besides, the holidays are coming up and most would probably give opinion that instead of 6k, BTC would bounceback to 8k at least. But in the end, these are analysis without any charts involved or stuff like that, just my general take on what could happen.

They might have a limit? Like in your case, after 10 referrals you didn't receive any more bonus. Either that or the system only accepts 10 referrals per day (In case you actually referred them and accepted the bonus in only a single day). There are a lot of possibilities so might as well just check their rules if there are any limits set, that or contact their support and make them check out what happened to your bonus.

No KYC, a lot of people want this kind of option most of the time. Common sense qualities like fair, good UI, responsive customer support, etc. are naturally needed for casinos. Most importantly though would be reputation, and the casinos' fairness would come into play with that. The more reputation you rack up, the more your name would spread and naturally, the more players would actually play in your site. To earn a reputation quite quickly, give out something unique. Something like a boom that would surprise your users and would entice them to play.

Could be a yes and a no. Yes, gambling offers a way to earn a quick buck, but it has never been a reliable way to earn money. You'd actually be losing more than what you earn. The way you take it entirely depends on how you actually want to earn.

Sides, most gamblers are actually there for the fun and thrill. Money is just kind of a side thing with most gamblers. A side profit. If they win then its fine, if they lose then its also fine. Not much difference either way.

Keep accumulating if you can. Only spend what you can. BTC is still undervalued so far and a lot still believe with it's potential, but it hasn't really reached the point where people need to own one. Currently, the system of fiat is still ongoing and even though economic problems are going off here and there like how the global debt has increased by so much, the fiat still goes on. You can take it as the world is letting BTC develop and grow slowly so that once it takes the stage, the world would be able to use it much more efficiently compared to Fiat.

Well... I didn't. Had a local bet with some of my friends but the bets were quite heavy. We bet around 50$ on each of our choices and the winner receives 50%, top 2 receives 30 and top 3 receives 20. It was kinda fun and we were screaming around when results were announced. One guy won cause he decided to go for South Africa, while the others went for the popular picks. Congrats to them cause I didn't win any. Congrats to South Africa though!

Trading view. Most analysis comes from the current btc price chart and looking for a path from there. Some analyze it based on past charts or records and do a comparison there to create a new one. Some just make a quick compilation of everything and criss crossing from there and see if theres anything that shows up. Some even base it on the current hash of miners which I really don't understand.

Long story short, find a concrete idea/theory of what you want to research about. From there, compile, read and speculate based on the theory you currently obtained

Oh no no no. You don't need our support or our help. YOU need to prove that you're actually worthy of being a mod. You need to show it in your activities, posts as well as having a good eye for both good and bad posts.  I don't exactly know how the process goes but simply reporting really bad posts to mods and letting the people know about good posts are the first steps to getting known, cause right now, you look like what this guy said:

No dude. BTC gets affected by the demand and supply of the market. What gets affected by the trade war between US and China is most likely the economic markets of the two countries as well as the purchasing power of their respective fiat. BTC doesn't gain nor loses value due to war, and again, it gains and loses value DUE to demand and supply. It seems like BTC is clouded because some of the traders are from the US, some from China, BUT not all traders come there. IF you say that it is affected because of such reasoning, then me killing some trader could be said to affecting BTC, which is stupid, like really.

Try asking the support specifically what is wrong? If it was multiple accounts, then give up. You were in the wrong after all. Try using VPN next time to avoid being detected. If it was some other problem, simply contact them and if you violated their rules, try asking for possible resolutions towards the problem, and a simple promise of not to repeat the same action again (This time, don't do it, like really, or if you are going to do it, at least do it without getting caught).

Have tried out Coinbase and Binance, but I'm mostly using Binance right now. Sad to say the KYC is a pain in the ass though. Most of the notable exchanges out there require KYC which makes it hard for huge transactions, and those that allow huge transactions without the KYC are unknown exchanges or have negative reviews, which make using them really scary in fear of being scammed.

I've already KYC'ed with Coinbase so I really doubt I'd risk using other exchanges that require no KYC. What's done is done anyway so might as well continue for it.

I am very much confused by some parts of what you just have said so let me address what I actually understand.
"Bullrun supposed to be on"
Who are you to state as such? Do you even have any proof that Bullrun is supposed to happen right now? Do you own the market? Do you have even a minimal amount of control over it? No. So yep, stop saying as such.
"halving not helping either"
It's in May. Not this month, nor the previous, nor the next. It's in May 2020. I have no idea why you correlated that, and you don't even have any reasonings for it.
"Fed printed more money"
Sauce, please. And even if they did, it doesn't necessarily mean that it should be invested in BTC, or at least, those people who own it anyway.
Lastly, if there are no bears, there are no bulls and vice versa.

Uh, BTC? I mean, why would I buy other coins when I already have the coin I want to hold right? Simply enough, BTC could only grow. Day to day traders may have problems with BTC market because of its everchanging prices but long term investment doesn't necessarily have the same problem. We all believe in the potential of BTC to grow and exceed past every other coin in existence and will come into existence, and even believe that it could replace Fiat. Just from this, holding BTC till the possible end is already a good enough investment imo.

Its all about preference to be honest. Plus, once you actually get used to one exchange, you'd most likely use that for most transactions you'd actually do, as long as it's possible anyway. Both of them are reputable exchanges and both of them have their advantages over the other, but since I've been pretty much-using coinbase since like forever, I'd choose it anytime over Kraken. Plus, Coinbase is pretty much known to even beginners so I'd guess just based on popularity, coinbase actually wins.

There shouldn't be many price changes this December, or at least until the end. This period of time could be seen as an accumulation period and whales are doing exactly as such right now, with how BTC has moved sideways for so long right now. There aren't any signs of a possible drastic change right now, or at the least, I don't see any. That is in my own opinion though. You should probably start researching on your own the possible movements BTC could make right now instead of following others though.