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Is EOSBet centrally managed? Because I can't understand it being called decentralized but still having government issued license.
How can some of the mouth-watering claims here be verified? Wonder what big gamblers here thinks about EOSBet
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Cryptocurrency may still survive due to few (very few) established cryptocurrencies that are a bit ideologically and uphold some certain blockchain principles. The principles are what could keep the crypto world from total destruction.
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Is Federal Reserve thesame as central bank? I know the name is for some sort of entity that controls other banks in the US ,which is quite similar to Central Bank as it is called where I live.
I guess the right words should be "printing money in non-transparent & unaccountable manner and for unproductive things, is scam
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He is the owner of tron blockchain and the CEO of tron (strange right? )? So why won't tron pump when he makes statement like that?
Well, let's wait and see what he will announce by then.
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The biggest thing is to walk in with a set budget and don't go over that amount. Many players have a tendency to keep saying just one more bet and before they know it their pockets are empty. It truly is about self control and discipline.
And it is important to avoid going to gamble with ones credit or debit card. Many real World Gamblers are making this mistake. As for the online gamblers, there was a recommendation about setting aside funds for gambling and then locking up main wallet during gambling to avoid extra spending |
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A guy from my town won over €35.000 a few weeks ago on sports betting. A few local sites and forums talked about it back then. Someone even posted a picture of him in an online article but it was removed for his own safety. Turns out that we often go out in the same bars, and I remember seeing him many times but I don't know him in real life except a few occasional 'Hi, How are you doing?' type of greeting here and there.
I don't know anyone close to me who has had much success in gambling though.
Waoh that is so interesting, I think most of this major wins are more common with spot bettors, I have also head of a similar huge win, can’t remember the amount precisely but it was huge, and I learnt the guy won it from a local casino center, it’s possible is the same winner I read about but this one has happened over 4 years ago, the news went viral and it pushed a lot of young people into betting because they thought it was so easy. I have never seen anyone I know win in gambling, in short I am surrounded more with gambling losers, my friend lost very big money just last month so I’m been careful in playing to avoid mistakes. I recently read on the forum of a guy that won over 51BTC in primedice. How do these guys do it. Someone close to me was/is a chronic sport gamblers. I do not understand what keeps him gambling. Probably the hope of winning big or just addiction? Sometimes it breaks me seeing him regularly with POS receipts from betting centers , playing and hoping he wins big one day. He wins once in awhile though but they are little wins |
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I think you can sell stuff in this forum (service section to be precise) for bitcoin or altcoins.
There are couple of global marketplaces where you can sell stuff for major cryptocurrencies. Some are decentralized and fairly popular ...can't remember their names now but you can find them via Google I believe.
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Sports betting is one of my favorite gambling games among other gambling, the thing I like about sports betting is being able to feel the sensation when the match takes place by watching it and can express excitement directly when the team we choose is able to win the match
The combination must be fun for you guys. I am thinking of participating in horse racing in this way but I doubt I will stick to it long enough. Competitive sports always ruin my day no matter how hard I try. |
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Margin trading is very risky as well as very rewarding. You could lose all your fund in a flash and could make lots of money in a short time unlike with normal cryptocurrency trading, .
It is recommended for adventurous or experienced trader.
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Looks as if the erc20 tokens are more solid than the blockchain cryptocurrencies. Have always thought that they should not be taken too seriously.
One should though be careful investing long-term in any altcoin except maybe for the few the established ones
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Would have liked to participate in this if not for strange exchange you used including the fact you are newbie.
Why do you use the triple 6 number by the way? What so special about it?
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You made a good point.
There are lots of scams actually, but the point is, ICO is the best way so far to fund a crypto startup without central authority or investor.
It currently has no suitable alternative. It will definitely get better in the future when we begin take the scams seriously with effective anti-scam measures.
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Is that Fairplay.live or Fairplay.liveplatform? You should probably edit out the "platform" as the link did not work for me.
The peer-to-peer sports betting sounds interesting but you need to build your reputation first or atleast buy the copper badge in order to be taken seriously
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Long-term or short term investment?
Investing in altcoins is risky... you really need to know what you are doing. I would have suggested investing in cheap coins with solid projects but something bad could still happen to them and no one would want to be blamed for giving wrong investment advice.
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Website couldn't open in my browser
You should also consider building your reputation . Not many people will trust a newbie on this forum. You should Atleast have a copper badge.
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Yes, it is profitable as well as risky. I will suggest you learn trading first. There are dos and don'ts of trading you need to be aware of.
Don't trade with amounts you can't afford to lose.
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Bitcoin main chain is not suitable for coffee and micro transactions. Several hundreds of thousands of such transactions perday could lead to serious congestion.
This is why we have Lightening Network , though not very usable at the moment. Hopefully when it becomes usable, it will handle the small transactions mostly while bitcoin Main chain handles mostly the large ones.
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I don't understand number one very well. Do you mean Binance has no fixed supply and developer can print coins whenever they want? If yes, where can I get the information on this?
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None of them in my opinion. Both cryptocurrencies are bitcoin clones calling themselves the real bitcoin. This deceptive practice can easily mislead the newbies or cause confusion. I rather stick to Bitcoin and other good projects
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I don't know much about Binance Chain, so am undecided on this issue.
What I need to know is how it works. Is it trustless/permissionless, and decentralized platform. What kind of project does it accept?
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