A lot of online gambling casinos tend to notice the trend of confused newbies and therefore they usually offer practice games. You can play them to try out the game itself and get a feel for it. So whatever you do, don't just start off with real money if you don't understand how the game works. But it is your money, so.. you do you.

What kind of casinos are you hoping to try out? Go ahead and share the names, just in case someone from the community has something to say about mentioned casinos.

I think the most disappointing thing about offline casinos is that they are trying to be offline but at the same time, digitized.

Let me explain what I mean with an example : you go into a casino in Las Vegas and sit down to play slots. Except the machine won't accept change or dollars, it only accepts pre-paid deposits on some BS membership card. Later you decide to try Blackjack, but you quickly learn that the Blackjack table is now a computer screen on a different machine. All this is very disappointing and different from how you remember the casino experience, even a decade ago.

You decide to go home and gamble on your own computer screen. The end.

At least, that is how I feel about the current state offline gambling casinos.

Geist über Materie, Bitcoin über Papiergeld.

Erklärung: Solange man Fiat noch für Bitcoin tauschen kann, ist der Bitcoin-Preis komplett unwichtig. Ich bin absolut zuversichtlich, dass Fiat in Zukunft nicht mehr existieren wird und es sich eher lohnt, sich jetzt schon mal für die Zukunft abzusichern. Während des Bärenmarkts lohnt sich der Bitcoin-Kauf am meisten.

I would argue that if you keep moving your coins from wallet to wallet, at some point sooner or later, you will most likely encounter a security problem or make a human mistake. The second one being more likely.

Luck is a completely unrealistic concept which does not exist in our world. Otherwise we would be able to measure luck, just as we measure everything else that exists. Instead of luck, probability is the realistic, scientific term.

The probability of winning something can be calculated. Luck cannot.

But you could take advantage of people who think that they can summon luck, if you were a casino owner. Food for thought.

I doubt it will happen this year. There is only one month left, after all.

Although it will happen. The next time will probably be on the way to 100k. So I do not recommend thinking that 69k will be the limit for next time. Bitcoin is no longer a low liquidity asset which can be toyed around by a few millionaires. The volatility is not as drastic as it used to be. But that also means it takes longer for the price to reach new heights.

I would not recommend futures trading to anyone, whether beginner or veteran. It is never worth it because the liquidation spreads are impossible to dodge forever. And it only takes one liquidation event for your whole wallet to go to 0.

If you trade on spot then at least you can hodl any bad trades as long as you like. You only lose when you sell.

But the best advice I can give you is to train using imaginary coins first, instead of real money. For a beginner its a better option because you will probably lose your money otherwise.

I do not think that anyone here can call themselves truly disciplined. I think of myself as disciplined but I have my moments of weakness. But there are things that you can do to ensure you do not gamble your money away foolishly. Cold storage of the daily gambling funds by a family member or trusted friend could perhaps help you out, if you feel like you would not be able to resist by yourself.

The problem here is not that you should avoid trading crypto in real person but rather trade crypto in real in a place where you won't be dragged away against your will. Don't use your real name and don't give anyone info about yourself. Hire security if you have to.

AND

Do not flaunt your wealth. I cannot express how dumb a person would have to be to tell strangers about their millions of dollars worth of crypto. If someone threatens your life, then obviously chances are that you will give them your keys. So why give anyone the chance to know if you're worth stealing from?

I really don't get some people.

No, banks are even worse. Ask Venezuelans how they are enjoying their banking crisis. Imagine not being able to withdraw money while the money in your account is losing value. Ha. Please. Either trust the government or trust yourself.




It's just the human mistake of favoring something you already know and are deeply familiar with, no matter even if the facts say the new thing is much better …

So yeah, banks are probably going to stay around for a while, I bet. Banks are not going out of business, as long as the older generation exists. Hopefully they will be a smart part of our world. I would rather see Bitcoin on top.

I think there are many risk-takers among us Coiners. Otherwise we would be tremble over holding our fiat money, like the nocoiners peasants currently do.

But in all seriousness, since we have so many risk takers here, they probably easily get into gambling without much marketing effort from the casinos side. If I was to guess a solid number, then probably around 30 % of us gamble, at the very least every now and then. You could perhaps derive the approximated number from the popularity of the gambling forum, but it is hard to tell, due to all the gambling spam from all the signature campaigns. They could be gambling fans posting, or just some people trying to make some money by posting. Who knows?

And also avoiding your personal data and government documents falling into the wrong hands. Any centralized exchange can be hacked, just like Poloniex demonstrated. And so can a DEX. But with a CEX, the problem is that they have files which could be used against you, for example identity theft, and after that comes much worse. I would not recommend it. Imagine waking up one day to discover you are a wanted felon in some foreign country and you owe people money because someone borrowed money with your ID. Really bad situation.

If you absolutely need to trade, use a good DEX.

Hopefully, the thieves get caught.

It really makes you think about how easy it can be to steal Bitcoin, due to the fact that the thief never leaves any physical trail behind him. It's good that we can track the coins and find out who was behind them once they do something stupid, like link their identity to their wallet. And that happens even to the best of us. One wrong website visit with your real IP, and it is over. So really, compared to fiat, Bitcoin makes it both easier to steal and harder to not get caught. What a world we live in!

Well, they should know better than to bet. Ironically, they probably know the dangers and consequences of gambling addictions better than anyone. But they are human just like me and you, so obviously they are going to bet, some more than others, but they all bet anyway.

They probably have much larger gambling funds than us, though 

I see nothing wrong with gambling as long as you remain in control, assuming you are the kind of person who knows how to remain in control when gambling. Not everyone has that ability.

Well it looks like the app is on the google play store. I doubt they would allow someone to use their platform as a malware distribution service. OP should have presented his app after gaining some initial trust in the community. Perhaps by sharing some content or something like that.

He seems not to notice that he is presenting the app in a sketchy way due to lack of information and lazy introduction, which to many people here is a red flag. But then again, we might have become over-paranoid of scammers in the last years. But then again, one can never be too careful. Better safe than sorry.

Unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum and its subsequent tokens have been considered many times to be unregistered securities in the past, by the SEC. So while I am quite enthusiastic about Bitcoin getting an ETF, I am not quite as sure about Ethereum. As far as I remember, Bitcoin has never been accused by the SEC of being an unregistered security. I think we need to see first, whether or not Bitcoin will get its own ETF in the United States soon. There still very much is the chance that the filing will be blockaded by pure bureaucracy or other ridiculous reasons. But it is coming, sooner or later, thats for sure.

Honestly, I do not know any of those "Influencers" on your list, nor do I think it is a smart idea to listen to social media personalities when it comes to your money and income strategies.

When speaking of income, it is their main prerogative to sell something to you. Most of the time they are trying to sell referrals for sign ups.

They would even go as far as to build up a fake life by renting an expensive car and making it seem like they own it in the videos or pretending to have more money than they actually own.

Either way the viewer is meant to be tempted into buying something. In the case of gambling, such advertising could be very harmful to our mental and financial health.

Well, unregulated casinos are unfair and sketchy. I cannot believe that they are allowed to do keep existing without any consequences... Is it perhaps a grey area of the law or is law enforcement just so bad/corrupt in that country that they simply refuse to do anything against someone running an obviously bad business practice?

But I agree, people who fall for fake advertisements and sketchy casinos are at fault. If they get scammed then that is what they were heading towards in the first place. It is very hard to have any kind of sympathy with people like that.

Higher risks but also higher rewards. Unless its both high risk and low reward, but staking in something like that is up to the people who don't understand the concept of DYOR.

People really should do their own research instead of asking strangers for bad financial advice. Which coins will make you rich? Who knows. It could be a completely unknown coin that you happened to stake because you liked the team behind the project.

But if you want to be realistic about your staking, then you really should DYOR.

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