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Not into Twitch but I think some of these livestreamers are sharing their videos on YouTube so I partly know one or two of them but mostly they are so new to me. Well, thanks for the list though. I think if TikTok will allow gambling on their platform it will have more reach compare to twitter, people nowadays tend to just love these short videos as long as they are informative and catching.
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Interesting siya especially if gusto mong palawakin network mo. I think mainam ito sa mga tao na gustong mqgtrabaho sa crypto industry, mga influencers in crypto as long as hindi ka naman aligaga sa privacy or personal details mo. Kung ang goal mo ay magkaroon ng mga connections I guess for 1k pesos mababa na yan at lalo na kung meron pang ibang mga benepisyo.
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The latest SEC lawsuit against Binance has caused a massive market crash, with BNB suffering the most, going as low as $233, the lowest it has ever been in 2023. Bitcoin has also suffered great losses, but it's not as bad as BNB, which hasn't stopped falling since the incident started and got progressively worse for altcoins when the SEC labeled 46 of them as securities to be avoided at all costs. Some of which include BNB, XRP, BUSD, MANA, and plenty of others. Personally, I believe that the condition is starting to become worrying, especially if Binance loses and there's no settlement, which would also have disastrous consequences for the market in general.
The most worrying of all is BNB, which is in freefall and its future might be doomed if no solution is found. What's your take on this? Do you think that a solution will be found to avoid any further losses, or are governments on their way of winning the war against cryptocurrencies?
It's very unfortunate to see how the SEC is reacting against this nascent industry. This will set back the US in terms of crypto adoption and innovation. If the regulating agency keeps pushing against crypto exchanges, they will abandon the country and move to a place where they're welcomed with open arms. Hong Kong and the UAE will be "eating the US' cake" faster than you can imagine. Crypto companies and startups already announced their intentions to move there. Without the US market, I'd envision crypto market prices going down for an extended period of time. US-based customers will have to find a way to buy/sell crypto with USD through other means (P2P, OTC, etc) as there will be no mainstream exchange (CEX) left in the country. This might force the US-based crypto industry to go underground. BNB might've dipped in price, but it could only be temporary as Binance shuts its operations in the US for good. The question is: Are you buying the dip?  Well, they are driving innovation out of the country with these regulations but it's not that bad, the US market isn't the entire crypto market and there a lot of other countries that pushing for more transparent laws and regulations for crypto. I don't think Binance will left for good in the US, they even made a deal with the SEC already if you are following the news but it's likely an absurd deal if I will be the one being asked. |
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It's been 30 minutes and the order has not yet been filled. So I canceled the order.
How long does it take for an order to be filled?
It's an order and if at that time the price was high compare to your order then it will clearly not be instantly sold to you you'll have to wait on the mark price you have set. It will take time unless the price went to the one you've set. Next time if you want it to be filled sooner, buy at a higher price even with a tiny fraction compared to the current price and you wouldn't have to wait for it to be filled. |
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The thing with self control is that it's hard to follow most of the time and you'd be surprised that it only takes at first but sooner or later if you're still on the losing side even if you're controlling yourself, you'll quit. I think this isn't some kind of opinion but rather it's a fact and only few can follow that self control method. I'm always thinking of it to pass the time and I don't always over leverage just to get that losses.
Yes bro. That’s all my energy on this topic right now. People are different. Am trying to find the secret why some top guys can control self like an iron man. They do things accurately and unstoppable like a rock clock. But most of people are just mud, changed randomly and easily for any influences or excuses. There will always be different among the pack and for gamblers that isn't an exception. I think the secret is consistency and even on other fields that behavior should be maintained or else you don't really belong to be there. We can't change them if they're mud, they're built on that but if you want to be a rock then you need to be molded, by perseverance, psychology, anything that will help you reach that goal. |
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The thing with self control is that it's hard to follow most of the time and you'd be surprised that it only takes at first but sooner or later if you're still on the losing side even if you're controlling yourself, you'll quit. I think this isn't some kind of opinion but rather it's a fact and only few can follow that self control method. I'm always thinking of it to pass the time and I don't always over leverage just to get that losses.
By the way, you don't have to reply separately for every response in here, you can use the "quote" feature for that and just reply once too. This isn't some kind of Facebook/Meta app, this is a forum OP.
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Don't worry Good news has come after China now from Blackrock,
because Blackrock has proposed an ETF and most likely if approved of course this will return Bull to the crypto market,
so if you want to be patient you will definitely get good results,
we are also getting closer to the halving, then what's there to worry about?
Could be good but it's in history that the SEC never approved any spot Bitcoin ETFs yet and BlackRock may not be an exception now that the one that still on the seat at SEC is Gary Gensler. I'm not that bullish right now and not that bearish as well, I'm DCAing this market and it's the best strategy anyone could do at this moment. |
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As it may seems negative for this unlock I think a dump at this level is just mind-blowing, the price of it was already at the lowest and selling it might not be a good idea. I think the timing of the unlock is good but we never know the market and the people who might receive this unlocks maybe a lot of them need hard cash and they want to sell which is pretty normal but my guts tells me that it's absurd selling it this low.
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- I just noticed this, there are other people who are not really gamblers, but because of the gimmicks of other casinos online that when you are a first timer to sign-up, the casino platforms give a bonus around 120$ even if it is small deposit it.
So even if they don't know anything about gambling, they are tempted or attracted to sign-up because of the bonus that they thought they could withdraw the bonus, but the truth is that they should also use it to bet on the gambling platform, so they still tend to be the ones who want to casino platform.
Well, they aren't reading the terms and conditions of that deposit bonus. It's not that you'll get it after you deposit the minimum required amount, there are terms for that to follow and that is when they (newbie) are mistaken of these bonuses. Can't say I wasn't tempted on this but I'm picky on what platform and bonuses I'll join, if it's easy and they are definitely legitimate, I'd chase it. |
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Do you think the results of the research above are correct?
I know that the number of women involved in gambling is very small because in some countries, people's views of female gamblers are still very bad and they are considered dirty and unfit to be a wife. maybe the results of this research can be used by gambling business owners in developing their business.
I think the research will surely vary and it may not be accurate at some point considering the psychology of a women in gambling can't be compared to that of men, they are surely not that alike. We may see women being ethical while gambling and men are not but that doesn't really mean they always win. |
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People are saying that gambling is not good so nobody should involved themselves in it. Fathers/Mothers (parents) are shouting to their sons and sometimes beating them all because of gambling. If you are a gambler, the society sees you as a bad boy or person or a waste person in the family. Parents would be saying "look at your age mates, they are going to school and become a successful persons in the society, you are here playing gambling". They would even say, gamblers steal and thieves.
And really when you look at some of those boys they play Draft game morning till evening. Upon all these allegations against gambling. People are still Gambling. WHY? Is There Any Mystery Behind?
If there is someone that legalized it, people will gamble, if it's not being tolerated in the society I think that will be lessen. To say why people still gamble even though the society doesn't accept it is like saying "why do people still smoke even if it kills them later on". People won't stop unless that habit of them gives a lesson a thing or two. There's no mystery behind, it's just people want to take a risk if they could profit out of it, it's the psychology behind it. |
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Hundreds of meme coins have been released since Dogecoin was created a decade ago and we have yet to see them being used as anything more than speculative investments and pump and dump schemes. They will continue to be around as long as somebody can make a profit from them but they will not have any serious utility.
They will always will be a speculative type of investment and for them to progress so much is mind blowing. The thing with memecoins is that they only make those creators of it super rich and I wouldn't be surprised if lot of investors weep later on if they dump it on them. The only people that profit it was the founders and those who around them and those who got early. |
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Sa tingin ko pwede naman basta alam mo yung target market mo, sa tingin ko mas uunlad yan kapag ginamitan niyo ng advertisement lalo na sa social media na mas mainam gawin. Kung gusto mo itong lumago ang social media talaga ang inyong kaagapay diyan, gumastos nalang kayo sa paggawa ng astig na mga videos online presenting your products.
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I honestly do not expect Lakers to lose Lebron, he will stay there without a doubt, he won't move until his son is in the league, which will be another season if I am not wrong, if that were to ever happen then I am guessing that the only way he leaves is to go where his son is drafted and have one last season there.
His son will be at college this year at USC so closer to his dad this season, and he will be staying at his home if I am not mistaken as well, which means that we are going to see him play as well as hoped for and probably drafted, so at least one more year of Lebron at Lakers without a doubt, why would he want to leave his son who will play at college level close to home, you need to consider these when rumors are flying, they picked his college based on where Lebron was playing.
LeBron can make it happen for sure and hope he's still healthy to be with his son whenever they play side by side. There would be lot of ways that they can be on the same team and I think NBA want to make it happen as well, you know for publicity and it may take them for some ticket sales and views, that's how it is these days. |
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And you hit it on the bull eyes mate, Yeah, the spike to $27k after the initial news of Binance being sued by US SEC might be form or manipulation. And then we stay on the resistance level of $25k-$26k for sometime. But in the last 24 hours, maybe it was not due to the this news already, or it might be the effect of the pause of rate hike by Feds, the price suddenly goes down below $25k and it might still continue to drop to $23k-$24 maybe at the end of the month. I know, it's negative to us, but still though, another perfect chance to us to scope cheap bitcoin and grow our holdings.
As you might have said cheap and scoop, I think it was the big players like BlackRock a one of the many big financial company that buying at this level. It was indeed one of the shareholders/owners on Microstrategy and just saw a news this day on coindesk that BlackRock wanted to file a Bitcoin ETF. This isn't a coincidence and would the SEC deny it once again if it's regarding a spot Bitcoin ETF? Edit: It was confirmed a spot Bitcoin ETF filed by BlackRock source: https://twitter.com/EricBalchunas/status/1669447691787444224?t=8G1gY_8x-_faXd2OmQgPzA&s=19 |
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Have you meet gamblers that are going way too deep into addiction and you try to stop them and they listen? I've never accomplished that before.
They always behaved deaf, like some spiritual power is in control.
I've met a lot but to be honest I don't think they will listen to me if ever talk to them to stop on that addiction. I'm not the type to gave some advice but if I do I really get to the point and be frank to them directly on what are their problems and what to do to cope with it. I don't think they're deaf, they just don't want to listen to what others want to say. |
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Even if there's a reward that will still be hard to tell considering users can tweak that setting like the color in dark or light mode. I think it's just close to the sites we use to play here it was like Stake but have you tried Betcoin, Fortunejack, NitrogenSports? This will be difficult if the person doesn't tell directly on what is that bookie.
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This is not a sport but pornography by supporting this so-called sex sports betting we are supporting pornography and it may encourage gamblers to indulge themselves in pornography.
There is dignity in sports and sex is sacred in many countries that is why it will not be supported by casinos or many of their players from conservative countries will leave them or boycott them because it's against their religion or belief.
I wonder if the event managers are the one who are into pornography as well considering it's their niche. It will be good if it will only be on their country since they allow it but for some reason this will not be available to almost all christian countries and even in the Arab countries. May God grace Sweden with light on their heads. |
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Salamat sa pagbabahagi kaibigan. Well, I think parang hindi naman negative publicity yan kung ang ginawa nilang script ay hango sa tunay na pangyayari ang mangyayari pa nga ata diyan ay magiging curious ang mga manonood kasi nabanggit yung "Bitcoin" rito. Good or bad ang mahalaga diyan may publicity kasi diyan magsisimula curiosity ng iba para mag adopt sa Bitcoin.
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1. Will Bitcoin ever fall to zero someday?
2. What happens if it ever falls to zero?
1. Not that an expert but there's a possibility that it may fall at zero unless there's some reasonable amount of countries that bans it. If there are still countries that takes it as a commodity I don't think it will fall to zero. There should be a perfectly strong condition before it gets to that level and no one wants to use it anymore. 2. Well, it's game over of course for the whole cryptocurrency sphere unless there are some sort of individuals that will continue later on. I think I get it when we thought of something that isn't yet fully established like what internet was like way back, there are lot of questions like this and most are just doubtful for a reason. Yet, we are reaping the rewards now from those geeks and believers who continue to believe. We can be those new geeks and believers now. WAGMI. |
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