Well, he IS a president who was impeached just recently. And all of his past deeds coming up cause of the impeachment, I doubt news of him wouldn't actually arise cause of this. Sure, lots of coverage for him in the media and in the internet, but honestly, even 1% of those being positive or good about him can be considered good already.

Isn't this overkill even for Trump? And this is them basically saying "We killed Trump, What you gonna do about it?" kinda thing.

Erm, Might not be an announcement made but a comment made by the support itself was made to the doubtful twitter post though which says
The said twitter link could be found on the link provided by OP, so I assumed the announcement regarding it was true. Just checked the said twitter account of the support, and I indeed failed to find an official announcement about it, BUT contained the said comment regarding the email to be true, which is weird.

Apologies if I made a wrong assumption bout that.

Pity about it. Well, the quickness of their action goes to show that they were legitimately prepared for any breaches on their database though, which should really be commended to them. Not familiar with how the reset goes, but shouldn't it be like Poloniex gives a link, user changes password through that? If the pass change asks for the old password, it could be possible to realize it is a scam, but if it doesn't, I don't suppose you'd need to label it as a scam there and then. Just create a very unique one I suppose.

Shouldn't it be easily noticeable if the email sent is legit from Poloniex or not?

I'm sure most countries have their own local Lottery system and isn't really limited to countries of India and Singapore. Though they may differ in terms of type/medium/prize, the concept is still the same, in which it kinda borders to wondering if the owner is actually lying to you and is manipulating the results or that you're just pretty unlucky in winning since there's a seriously minuscule chance of you winning.

As for the online lottery, Apologies but I am not quite familiar with them since I don't often play them nor actively look for them.
Are there other types of lottery? I mean, the concept is you trying to guess the right number out of millions and billions of combinations. I doubt lotteries use the idea where players submit a random number and lotteries pick one winner since that guarantees one winner, unlike the latter which doesn't really guarantee one.

Hold and sell, not hold and never sell. There would still come a time where a trader would want to exit because he is satisfied with the price of the BTC in the market. But, I agree with holding though. Just like you said, every halving in the past has shown significant growth to the market of BTC, and holding some wouldn't hurt that much and accumulation would slowly progress. Something small will become bigger when accumulated for a bit of time after all.

Well, I'd say Op is saying to hold it then sell it when the price hits the top. Hoarding it isn't really the same as holding it after all.

Well, even if they remove it now and join later, being late would still enable them to catch up to the early birds. They aren't the Apple company for nothing after all, and compared with Nokia and others that you have said? Apple could be said to be way quite above them, which makes sense seeing the development of Apple and the others in the past few years. Plus, with that all said, Apple is still one of the leading digital companies out there, so sooner or later, they would learn the probable importance of crypto and blockchain, and implementing them wouldn't be a problem at all. Heck, some may even switch over to them with how well known and famous their companies are

Isn't it a lot better for OP to look for partners in person instead? I mean, $125m is not a small sum, and a conversation with someone through the internet isn't that recommended after all. Are you currently alone right now? Why not build a small team that you personally know or go through your contacts and find relevant personnel from there before looking for additional help on the internet? Also, the goal of earning $40m early on seems a big goal as a budding company don't you think? Also if your buying one, I doubt a company earning $40m per year would actually sell it for $125m.

Well, yea. Even without looking at what you said, just the fact that BTC has started from 3k this year and ended at 7k is already a sign that it ain't gonna bottom out anytime soon. Plus, if we were to look at the decades, then that's less than a dollar to 7k this year, which is an impressive feat I might say.
 No one even knows when Bitcoin would actually hit its minimum lmao. Its easier said than done you know. With how confusing its movement at times is, and how dumps and pumps suddenly happen. I'd rather just buy it rn or some time close today and just hold for a long time. Even if I don't get the maximum money I could get, I can still get the minimum.

Nice site. Should collect more videos though, since the idea of compressing them or collecting them together in one site is pretty helpful for beginners who have a hard time in looking for what to actually search for.

I don't actually see any 30 day trial that is needed though? Though having a trial and then pay for the next time you want to use their site kinda defeats the purpose of learning, especially since if they can actually just source the videos themselves in youtube, which is free to use platform.

Isn't it kind of a setback in the Netherlands to only hold one legal casino? Like, they themselves are hindering the possible developments the industry could've provided through the country. Seemingly because of this, most foreign countries actually try and take advantage of this, offering Dutch language services in their casinos, basically making them lose more customers than they should originally have.

Still, it seems like they regard the security and welfare of their users since they have quite strict regulations with gambling casino implementation. Had a look on a list of their criteria, which basically lists a guarantee of KYC on their system.

Indeed it is. A few discussions about the actions of UNICEF has already been opened on this forum since late September or so, which was about UNICEF France branch accepting crypto.

Helping tech industry? More like integrating with them. I don't know how you got that message from the topic but UNICEF only stated that they would now (was already up by around Sept-Oct) accept donations through Cryptocurrency. As for companies donating, well, we can take that as a donation in of itself, and I doubt any strings could be located there. The long-term plan you say should be primarily invested in the open-source technology projects they would invest in though, as to what the article has said so anyway.

There was one time when I was gambling that I put x2 multiplier whenever I lost, and reset it when I won. So I was at around 0.02 already, and I accidentally misclicked the x10 one. I was really doing it quickly since I was the one doing it every time and I was also responsible for resetting it and multiplying it so that I can make sure that the amount was correct. Little did I know that me doing it myself would actually lead to my own demise. I already hit close to my limit which was around 0.01 something, so hitting that x10 made me lose around half of my current balance.

You know how the brain processed the fact that you misclicked, but your body says "Nope, you didn't misclick, time to submit" kinda thing. Really irritating at times.

Any famous gambling site should enter your criteria right there. I mean, I haven't seen any sites that limit the number of rolls a user could do, so I'd say other sites should follow the same system. Plus, I really doubt you could manage to finish 100,000 + rolls in a single day. Not only is your budget a factor, but there is also the speed of your internet plus the speed of your computer to take into account. As for Nitrogen, I apologize, I've never used it before.

Isn't this the case of Peer to peer transaction iirc? Yea, a lot of loopholes could be found when doing deals with PayPal since a simple issue or report to PayPal with regards to the transaction and the seller, would 100% lose his money. This is why most avoid Paypal. Should have done a bit of research with regards to transactions done by others through PayPal. Your situation isn't really that unique since a lot has been scammed in this way. Badluck OP. Good luck with the report to Paypal though, hope you get it back.

Sad story for Gamboa. He was way past his prime but tried to hold on to it, but Davis says nope. If you were to see the scoreboard, it was almost a complete win for Davis, plus the TKO in the last round which sealed the deal. Seemed like there was a problem with Gamboa's feet after round 2, which ultimately lead to his demise on the next 10 rounds, counted with the clean shots of Davis, Gamboa had no chance for a comeback.

Well, with how the bubble last time made BTC reach 19k or so, A lot of traders and non-traders who know of the existence of the crypto market suddenly entered and BELIEVED they can make a really huge profit. Just like how traders bought at 16k, believing it would actually go up but then suddenly crashed down, then they resold at a low price, non-traders also did this, and they even did it much worse than those traders. It's like they expect the money to flow through their wallets without doing anything or waiting for anything, which lead to them buying high and selling low, losing much money that they have.

Pretty nice analysis and prediction there. I mean, most if not all of us hope that BTC would break out in the year 2020, with how the halving is in place and all, but there's always the possibility that it doesn't. But in the end, I'd doubt most would trust or 100% believe predictions and analysis since they are missing out on few bits of information e.g. this only discusses about BTC price chart throughout the entire map, but doesn't take into account the possible effects of the halving. Still, could be used as a nice reference.

General tips aren't really that helpful. At all. As someone who plans to enter the market, people should already have a basic idea of what and not what to do. What they need to learn are pretty much the specifics of each move and this isn't even for day trading only, this could generally be said as a general "what to do when entering the market" kind of guide. If you were to create a guide for day trading, At least tell a bit of basics about it, you just said a general explanation of literally what a trade is.

I'd try around coinbase or localbitcoins. They're pretty much the only ones I use when I load up using credit card every now and then. Though they are KYC, since you originally wanted a credible and secure purchase, then I suggest using either of the two. Though I don't recommend it much because they generally have higher fees compared to other modes of payment in buying crypto.

Well, he did say credit card though.

The New year can be expected as a new page of BTC market and since it has been regulating and stabilizing the price for almost 1 1/2 month already, a breakthrough would naturally be expected. But, if the said Plustoken scam was true and the ones who started it actually dump coins in the market constantly, expect a constant steady movement instead. It may even fall at 6k sometimes but the market would continuously regulate it to 7k and above (probably) and hopefully, no bears are able to push the price below 6k.