Based on my observation, BNB definitely has the potential to eat up Ethereum's complete smart contract scenario because of the fee related issues. BNB had been the best asset of them all outperforming even BTC's dips and reacts on pumps very quickly. So holding on to your BNB is really good because there are many projects launching over their bscpad that require you to hold a good amount of BNB which is why people buy so many BNB and hold it. I still believe in BNB as many more projects are yet to come, which will help BNB to eventually take over ETH's price.

The problem isn't about doing like that small job and showing it that way, but it's like when it's not even allowed in your country (illegal let's say) but you still do it, they'll definitely get you and make you either pay a hefty sum to save yourselves from their trap or get trapped. It's about how you manage to take your money out of it.


Doesn't really matter as even if the name doesn't flash anywhere, the gambling companies that abide by a state's rules are definitely going to give the details of all the trades/deals/bets they go through. So you'll be caught there. If you try hiding it with crypto, then too you'll eventually need to pay taxes on your capital gains through crypto.

There are various exchanges available and they wanted to know more about others but they couldn't due to the quarrel that went through between everyone.


A pending balance usually doesn't take too much time as there are always matching orders available on your desired prices. There's no issue if you use a checking account in USA to buy crypto here.


Your wallet should be held by you to say this that you are the governor of your own money, so that's an advantage here and having it outside an exchange makes you the king of your money.

IMHO, volatility is too good if it's two-sided, but if a trend is going on, then this volatility isn't that enjoyable and entertaining. And yeah, I really enjoy the opportunities it gives us by shaking the markets and giving us dips to buy lower which may not be the case if BTC goes to much higher levels and stabilizes as then, the whole thing will be in the hands of a very limited set of people who will then move the markets with their money in their desired direction.

The total transactions occurring on BTC network have gone way too high that some websites (especially exchanges) may now charge us dynamic fees instead of fixed ones. I believe that crypto is now becoming more and more a puppet of these centralized maniacs and they won't let you take your own BTC so easy now. It's like the big dogs (institutions) have now become Banks and are congesting the network so to make you pay even more higher to the miners, so the miners ultimately sell their BTC back to these institutions. This is how the cycle is going on.

Pundi never rose to prices where XRP is currently holding and XRP is still in the game because of Ripple Labs (which actually ripped off its investors behind the scenes) whereas Pundi X has a real use case, a POS product that is already been used in the markets and their buybacks and burns. I don't know why they decided to give away the tokens in a 3 months period (that quick release of the remaining tokens as part of the investors' NPXS staking percentage), but the price fell down due to that only.

Just visited and saw that someone wants to share photos but can't, but as soon as sportsbet sees it, maybe they'll add the same on their site as well. I too like sportsbet.io for letting us withdraw for free, just as I play at betnomi. Both are competitors but there are many similarities between them (except this chat feature that makes sportsbet stand out).

Exactly, it's a myth said with a cold-blooded tongue and an extremely false statement it is. I know we can't diversify our investments to the extent these rich guys can do, but the rich are rich just because they can handle all the pressure and still hold their position without even letting a drop of their sweat thrown down. That's where we need to learn from them that we must hold our positions (obviously in something really trustworthy) and never look at it till it reaches our desired targets.

Again an "unofficial debate" over Bitcoins vs Banks.
Bitcoins are an asset and whatsoever happens with its price, it will be driven just with the use of fiat and not other crypto. This means that fiat and crypto will need to go hand-in-hand in order to remain successful because crypto is an asset class and not currencies, so I believe we should rename the cryptocurrencies 2.0 as cryptoassets because currencies are such traditional fiat ones, that are being crushed badly by crypto but in the end, we still need fiat be it physical or digitalized, in order to evaluate crypto in a much better way. Banks will collapse? I believe it's the Bank that is printing enough money to be given as a stimulus to US citizens and actually "encouraging" them to invest in crypto.

Try to go for live instant roulette available on most casinos and you may experience a bit more quick results taking place in those games compared to the normal ones.

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I played a live roulette game today where I was literally shocked to see at least 12 reds in a row, and I can't express how many times did I see such long streaks of reds continuously. Maybe it was time for reds to show up? As I don't know how to verify such bets that come and go, I sometimes believe that the game is rigged or there is something that even when I try to bet on reds to enjoy the red ride, it turns out that the ball ends up striking over a black number.

But I'm in a shock when I saw that he lost 15 bets straight, which isn't easily possible in roulette except if his luck smelled the shit of his neighbor's dog in the early morning and so, it turned grey lol. (/jk)
Anyway, even if anybody would double in these games instead of randomly doubling / quadrupling or even adding more at a random bet, he has got more chances of losing much more than the guy who places random bets. Math does help in these games, but it can't go higher than our luck so ultimately it's all a matter of luck.

Just the way crypto did in the 2017-18 bull-run period, it's been doing the same way during this mega bull run as well and almost all the projects (whether high risk, low risk or even shit) are doing rounds on the board and making enough people a lot of money just because BTC can't handle all the pressure alone. There will come a day when this bubble will burst out heavily and that day, everyone will only be left thinking what happened exactly if they won't leave the markets before that unexpected crash.

I believe that as Pundi X kept their promise in the past, they still hold a chance to burn a very good part of their total supply so to give more boost to the reason why this token should be high in price, as scarcity attracts demand and it'll eventually break its ATH but yeah, it won't be worth too much than it is because the project seems to be a working one but community seems not to be interested in it anymore.

Glad to know that my review helped. Anyway, if you can hold your USD on their website, you stand a chance to go for various onsite bonuses that they offer and win them while playing with the free perks that you receive. If somebody is too much concerned about saving a buck on their fees and can wait, then waiting till the campaign is over and accumulating all the earnings to take them all out at once is a better idea too.

Old times when I used to get some no deposit bonuses, I made BTC0.02 with BTC0.0002 free money in just a day but that was pretty old. I don't even remember the name of that website because it was a story now. But yeah, if we talk about no deposit freebets, I get many at sportsbet and betnomi (though betnomi reimburses my loss with the promo they're holding there).

The resistance turned support at $57k is still holding tight and it's a very important level to watch out for. I still think that this (kinda) bearish divergence + falling wedge type of pattern on 1H will make it break below this level and then again a freefall, but this time straight under $46k. Once it reaches there, I believe it will be there for a while for the accumulation to be done and then it'll boom higher.

I still believe BTC will revert back down to its major support areas as it is still near its very important resistance levels which, if holds or breaks it down, will again give BTC a leg down. Not pessimistic about it but I believe that's where the real fun is hidden (in seeing the markets settle zig and zag while throwing out really weak hands out of it).

I don't know why this debate always sparks about Bitcoins vs Banks but if Banks start accepting Bitcoins as a valid asset to be used as a collateral for fiat loans, is there really any need for BTC to replace Banks? I mean, everything we've been wanting since the beginning - adoption, mainstream, regulations, legalization, etc. are all part of centralization. So when ^decentralization^ is already on the verge of being destroyed completely, why are we even thinking of BTC trying to replace Banks?

Well, that's why we've got the "best of them all" available at one place and that's why I'm loving to work for them and use cheap fee coins to withdraw all of my money.


I really love the way they keep our balances in USD and allow us withdrawals in any crypto while also letting us save the fees, while the same applies to deposits as well.

I withdrew my earnings in Doge and the charges were minimum but as I can see, some exchanges have increased fee in Doge if you try to withdraw it from there, so maybe betnomi might charge you a bit higher around a $1 or a bit more nowadays. I'd recommend you to go for TRX, cheap 1 TRX fee will get you what you'll send exactly in terms of USD in your account.