There is a difference between a bitcoin government and a government controlling bitcoin. Both of these are not feasible. Again you talk about government accepting bitcoin - that is also a very dreamy possibility because the governments dont want crypto to be accepted in routine transactions. They want to keep it as an alternative mode for those who want to use it.

Surely businesses who accept bitcoin can make the move here. The government is basically pumped by the rich industrialists who control the production in a country. If they start accepting bitcoin and pressurize the government for it then the later will accept it.

There is a difference in opinions and that is a good thing. Some people like to trade every day watching the market every second. They even set up bots to notify them about market movements and they are literally sitting in front of their computer all day since waking up. This in my opinion is stressful and unhealthy and not sustainable for those who have a job.

Holding on other hand is buying low and selling high after a long term. It is better who like to buy at the dip and then hold through crypto winters and sell when spring blossoms. You get a good profit and you buy back at the next dip. This is feasible for those who have a life outside their computers.

These points are debatable. Those who invest in crypto are those who have run away from the traditional banking system and/or previous wall street stock market traders. Then you have the people who support crypto because they feel it will be the next big thing in the world after banks and replacing them in due course. These are not related to bitcoin becoming a stablecoin.

Stablecoins are nothing but pure scams - they are just disguised coins in the form of calling them stable so to attract people to buy them but the integirty of SCs like USDT is controversial. Its better to sell your bitcoins if you need to get fiat than buy stablecoins.

They value bitcoin but bitcoin does not have any intrinsic value. This is a correct statement.

Just like the fiat money is just a piece of paper with some writing on it, it also has no value in it if you consider it as a piece of paper. Now people take it for granted that they have a certain denomination and thus a consensus of a value. Bitcoin is valuable because people support it and they have been buying it gradually leading to a price which is considerable against fiat money.

I wont say that I totally agree with you but its true that those who lost money by panic selling will be envious of the others gains. But this is life and this is the life lessons of how to survive in this market against odds. Panic selling and FUD will be there and you have to handle it. You can prevent being in panic by putting money into coins that you are very confident about, by not going all in with your salary money - basically yolo.

These things seem basic but they are the basis of making money. One needs to have discipline and determination to be able to make money and to some extent, luck.

What you are talking about is spot trading and not margin per se. Margin trading needs you to correctly predict the price of coins and you are given a loan in the form a margin from the site in order to use that to make a fortune.

This may seem very enticing but the truth is that margin trading is very risky and newbies who fall for that money making scheme only end up broke. If you have experience in it then by all means do participate in it. But if you are new to trading then go for spot trading. Learn the basics first about spot trading and then you will understand how risky margin trading actually is.

Truely speaking no site is completely anonymous because they do log your IP and location but obviously thats for their own purpose and is not going to be used against you unless you do something shady through their casino.

The accusations that call a casino unethical for asking KYC are mostly a fault on the part of the player who tried to offshore money from tainted sources and used the casino is a transit wallet. Anonymity is a good thing for the gamblers but obviously these criminals try to abuse it for doing such work. It is something that drove the crypto industry to a big time money maker in gambling.

Not sure where you are getting this idea because the market caps rises and drops everyday and so does the price. You are wrong that every year price rises - the prices fall as well. Year 2018 was a good insight into how manipulated the prices can become.

That is correct though. Long term value of bitcoin is rising. But the last 2years have been up and down and even today bitcoin is below the 10k mark which is low according to many bullish traders.

Your best way to do that is to try it yourself. People in this forum do promote sites on their signatures but you can only be satisfied without any doubt, unless you are delusional, after you play on the site yourself.

To be safe you could try out the most trusted bitcoin gambling websites and I am sure you would be hooked to them and wont ever look back to this. But do be aware that gambling is a luck based game and your losses are your own responsibility. The games are provably fair and they need you to check them using a third party if you doubt their integrity, so learn about provably fair in the meantime.

You sure you are using the proper password and username that you used to sign up? I see you havent logged in for a day on bitcointalk so if you see the messages here, you might want to try logging in again or use the Forgot Password button to reset your password. The FJ support team would gladly help you recover the account.

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I know it is difficult to trust any website in the internet and it is a very obvious reason to do so. After all you are using your own money to play there which is your hard-earned money. Few things I would like to point out here about FJ, not because I wear their signature but honestly, FJ is a casino which cares for its players.

Any naysayers in this forum would actually be making false assumptions about them or misconceptions to drive away other players. I dont want to debate whether these are blackPR or just disgruntled addict gamblers who lost their money and are sulking now, but the truth remains the same. The trusted casinos in this site are well known and FJ is one of them. Every delayed withdrawal from their site was eventually carried forward.

However what you may wish to do is your personal choice. I am just giving my opinion.

It is a flourishing business after all. Those who are running the casino are not doing it for running a loss would they? After all everyone is responsible for their own losses, the casino is just a service provider.

Its more like a compulsion for people who are addicted to the game. They cant stop themselves from playing and they want to chase their losses or the jackpots. They are just in it for the money and they forget logic. Again majority of the people at casinos are coming from a strata who are either having a bad salary or employment problems. You cant blame them for not being logical enough, but they do need to learn from their mistakes.

Shitcoins are still good for the short term gains. They are good for those who a lot of time at hand to do enough TA and then use it with the 50% chance of actually hitting it to buy/sell. What is not good about them is the low long term valuation of altcoins. They are never going to be as big as bitcoin even if they try to be. So squeeze them when possible and get out while you still can.

Many projects which are recent ICOs are going to be dumped by their developers and advisors once the vesting period is over.

It was actually a sarcasm to point out the stubborn nature of some traders who never sell at any point but keep on holding through bull runs.

Obviously few people have actually been able to go through that cruise and end up with a profit but it is one of the best. I wont say its risky, but a logical one. Risk is there in any trading. But what you can also do is when prices seem to move in the same direction, try to make multiple buy/sells. Track one order to another opposite side order for the future. That way you would not be losing out on a certain market movement. But it can become frustrating to keep track of all the trades.

Those who have a large crypto in possession would rather want it not wasted on things that easily wrong by investing. They would rather use it to open their own lending business but that too would be one using proper debt collection procedures and collateral securing. Without those the concept of lending and earning interest from it will not work out. The lender never does anything for the advantage of the borrower, it is a business after all and only those lenders who are professional would be good in handling such a business.

The market for crypto lending is still something that has not been tapped into. Lets hope it becomes big as bitcoin becomes more popular.

If it is a luck based game then there are no opponents - thats a PvP game, unless you are talking about poker of course, where you need to outwit your opponent. That comes from practice and experience.

Can you please explain how improvement of "strategies" comes in the picture when you talk about luck based games? If you are playing dice you dont have any opponent. If you are playing sports betting, then also you dont have any opponent literally. You are playing against the house who is the omnipotent winner. You are just being milked off your money.

Thats is the bad effects of inflation. But the problem here is that there is no practical alternative to it. We may think like kids who dont understand how economics works and how a country is run, but we still talk about crypto becoming a mode of transaction in the global scale. Thats very much unlikely even if one country is set as an example.

There is no taxation system of bitcoin making it a nice tool for some people out there but looking out in the broader scale, who is going to run the country with the tax money is no tax money is coming in? There is literally no explanation to this unless some consensual body is going to collect taxes from bitcoin transactions.

If you dont have knowledge about it then why are you commenting on the same?

Margin trading is different from spot trading and in many ways it is more of a gamble then actually trading. Trading or spot trading is based on some skills and knowing when to buy and when to sell. It is much easier and safer in terms of practice then margin trading. Moreover there are several scam groups out there which are described as pump signal groups but are nothing but scams. We dont want new traders to fall prey of them and I generally tell them to avoid margin trading at the first go.

Its what was meant to be. It shows that the grey matter is still present in some individuals whose brains have not be blunted by idiotic BS propaganda shit.

It tend to affect those who are new to crypto and being new, they tend to take everything told to them to be true. Some might even find "friends" who act nice just to get their trust and then manipulate them into buying their shitcoins at a good price.

He is actually on his own propaganda. Lets not waste time to lowlifes like them but focus on the future of our own money and take care of our money by putting it in bitcoin.

There is a lot of difference between gold and bitcoin. Gold is actually backed by a metal which has value because of its easy liquidity in any place in the world and the low reactivity of the metal. Bitcoin on the other hand is actually not backed by anything but a community support. Because people believe in Satoshi's words and that bitcoin can become something big in future, so they buy it and that leads to increase in price of bitcoin. Same goes for altcoins though. Majority does not have any use case except some few rare altcoins that people never talk about.

Whether bitcoin can change an existing system is still speculation but let us hope bullish for future.