If you see a project bumped by an army of alts it should be a clear indication of the dev's intentions. If you have a good legit project all you need is buy some ads, maybe start a small bounty campaign on social media and it will all go by itself. If you spend time or money to get accounts on bitcointalk instead of working on your project you're an obvious scammer. Ignore such projects and they'll lose.

I guess you're trying to troll us into an argument. You can't be really that ignorant. Can't you see that they're doing it at the expense of the rest of us who obey the rules?
A computer connected to the Internet is something a person struggling to survive wouldn't have. Stop trying to legitimize their actions!
P.S. We aren't posting for cents but bitcoins which makes a huge difference for a cryptocurrency hoarder like me.
P.P.S. It seems great things aren't for you as you were posting for a campaign weeks ago.

It's impossible to completely regulate cryptos. The only thing you can regulate are exchanges and for that matter only those that exchange cryptos to fiat. Crypto - crypto exchanges are basically untouchable since in the EU it's legal to trade game currencies and tokens, like virtual gold, items, skins. It's going to be extremely hard for them to regulate crypto exchanges and not touch other virtual goods.

The game works against people who aren't playing big and is set to block the richest, that's my personal idea.
If you had huge money to spend you theoretically could play the system even by martingaling 50 bets in a row, but you'd need a lot of money to do it. Casinos know that and are adding max bet limits. So if you are there to play low and can't go big after a number of small losses in a row you just can't get your money back and they can safely keep you at 49% win ratio and still make money.
It's not only an internet casino thing. I've seen pro players being kicked out of real casinos because they can't just limit your bets there so the only way is to stop you from playing.

It doesn't work that way. If you're willing to bet cash you're also missing out by not investing in BTC that may triple in value.
In case you don't get it: you have 7000 USD and 1 BTC worth the same. If BTC goes up in price you have missed out anyway because only your BTC got tripled and you lost your USD gambling, so you're left with 3 BTC and 0 usd. If you lost your BTC gambling and then converted USD to BTC you'd still be left with the same amount of money (3BTC) after a month.

It doesn't matter what currency you're playing with!

The answer is really simple. They don't have the hashpower they're selling and need money to buy hardware. When you're buying a contract you're giving them money to expand and buy more hardware and if that hardware pays for itself you'll get your money back. Once your contract ends they'll be left with that hardware that they can keep using or sell and profit. Without your money they would have to take a loan and that's always risky.

I'm not worried, I don't have money there. I've never used bitfinex mainly because it's a USD exchange and that's not my currency of choice.


You have the right to be worried because it's going to happen sooner or later. A balloon can't keep expanding forever. A great example of this is Zimbabwe. In 50 years you're going to pay $100 for a pack of smokes.

Browser mining doesn't work. If it only were this easy... You go to a site make an account and boom it's mining! You leave the site on in the background on your pc at work and get free income every day with no cost. All those big mining farms could be recycled and everyone would simply need to keep a site opened on their laptop...
Now back to reality people!

You should always check the fees, compare to https://bitcoinfees.earn.com/ and set them manually. Sending money with a fee of $10 would be a robbery, $50 is like a financial suicide. I'm sure a number of people lost a lot of money on that bottleneck, especially business owners who had numerous transactions to send on a single day.

With your stash on the line they should be afraid.

I don't think it will happen especially after reading some tweets by Peter Todd. 2x has some technical issues that still haven't been resolved. If they had everything ready in time it would've happened already.

I don't like the government. It strips people of their rights and steals from them.
If you think you have rights just wait until you get into trouble with some high ranked official. You'll see how the law usually works. For them to destroy a person is like taking a piss, just a normal daily routine.

Sadly no. I have been posting for a casino that allows you to get your own referral code for a while and although some people have used my code to sign in they weren't high rollers or even regulars. You'd have to be extremely lucky to get a regular sign up via your signature. Normally you'll get more profit from a single campaign post than your monthly referrals.

Wow, just wow. I envy you mate. Even if you end up losing you'll have so many pictures and new friends. Money is nothing compared to the experiences.
The only thing that strikes me in this thread is the word soccer. Its bloody football ffs!
Good luck with your bets and keep us updated!

No, never. I actually need a clear mind to gamble. I play mostly card games, so I need to focus and rethink my moves each time. I never play on emotions and I rarely do it to kill time. When money's on the line I'm always doing my best.
It's possible to play automated games like dice and slots when you're nervous or sad, but if you lose it at such time it could push you deeper into that state.

Honestly, If I were a foreigner I'd be afraid to buy it due to regulations. This business is always borderline, one day it's all running nice and the other you're raided and charged with pimping. It all looks great at first glance, who wouldn't want to be a pimp? In reality it's really risky. If I were a Spanish citizen I'd consider it though. Is there a price tag on this because I can't find it in the posts?

Analysis that still comes down to guessing. That's the reason for not all traders agreeing with the same thing. Some will always elaborate on why it should be going down while other will do the same about going up. Bears always have their own TAs and Bulls their own If it was purely technical they'd agree more frequently.

I just pity those guys who pushed for conferences and talks to make miners agree on one and the same fork. You know back when the community was divided between BU and segwit... It seems that all that effort was for nothing because the devs failed at their job. They will have to find a way to upgrade though. We can't go on like this forever with the rising number of transactions.

Actually, if you said the world gambling a couple less times the post would look much better and with luck become readable.

Actually BTG's value is still not established since you can't deposit it and many exchanges haven't even added it despite the fact that people had coins there during the fork. I expect it to crash when trading opens in full. I also don't think spamming a single exchange will make the price crash on the rest of them.
Any proof of the attack? I know there's a group of people trying to pump BCH but they have failed once already. There's no need to worry unless you're a BCH holder

I think it's doing quite good pricewise. It's actually quite amazing that both of these competing currencies can experience a rise in the same time.
I've always thought that BCC might be taking part of money from Bitcoin and it seemed like it a week ago. Now BTC +BCH are together worth almost $10k!