Bitcoin is just a tool, it will always be the people who irresponsibly investing in bitcoin that will have to be blame whatever crime they are facing. Just like what we mostly heard about money that it’s the root of the evil, but in reality it’s the greedy people that want to take advantage on money are the ones pushing themselves to do devilish things. However, I always believe that when it comes to bitcoin, not everyone is capable to make it work. It takes a wise man to successfully invest in it and ends without regretting.

I'm sorry, but it seems like you misunderstood the purpose of KYC. Actually, it would not be implemented if it did not help the government combat illegal online activities. It might be risky for some, especially for those planning to launder money using the casino. However, for those who are playing just for fun with no bad intentions, it's a way to protect them. Besides, our regulators are closely monitoring the casinos, and they won't allow them to abuse the gamblers. Therefore, if you are a victim of casino abuse, you can report it to the authorities and file a legal action against them.

That wasn't the exact statement made by Inoue's camp. If I recall correctly, they mentioned that Inoue intends to stay in the super bantamweight division for a while after securing all the belts. This statement opens up opportunities for challengers to face Inoue, and we hope that Casimero can be one of those challengers. Unfortunately, when I checked the rankings, Casimero was only in the top 3. To increase his chances, he needs to win more fights and make a more impressive showing. Who knows, Inoue might consider giving him a chance in the future.

Dame doesn't want to create a super team; he believes that by playing with the Heat, the team will improve, increasing his chances of winning his first championship. This is unlike Durant, who joined a championship team to secure a championship, similar to LeBron when he joined the Miami Heat.

But let's set that discussion aside for now, hehe. I believe we should shift our focus to the recent news.

Crypto is certainly high risky due to its high market volatility. However, if you know how to identify those risks and be able to manage them wisely, there’s no reason that you will not be successful in the end. The problem with some people is that they start to enter crypto investment or trading believing that it’s a get rich quick thing, so they end up failing and losing everything they have and eventually blame crypto and call it a big scam.

De Los Santos views this as an opportunity, and why wouldn't he accept it if he believes in himself? We've seen similar scenarios, like Ugas vs. Pacquiao, where Ugas was a replacement and won the fight. There are many possibilities in such situations, and one should never underestimate a hungry fighter eager to reach the top. Shakur needs to be cautious here because, while De Los Santos may not be widely known, his record shows a high KO ratio.

That's fair; he cannot simply sit and dictate his terms. It's reassuring that the Sixers have learned from their past mistakes and are taking steps to prevent them from happening again. So, it's safe to assume that the 76ers, with Harden playing in a similar manner, should still be a playoff contender.

I'm sure this situation is just temporary, as the Sixers understand that a player who isn't fully devoted to their role won't be able to perform at their best. It's also safe to assume that while they aim to make it to the playoffs, they may not consider themselves a championship-caliber team.

Both avenues can lead to a faster Casimero vs. Inoue fight. If fans continue to call for the fight as Casimero taunts Inoue, they may play a significant role in pushing for this matchup. Additionally, Casimero is taking the right approach by continuing to fight and improve his ranking. Perhaps Inoue will consider facing Casimero once he becomes the undisputed champion in the super bantamweight division.

Knowledge will always bring power no matter what. Even if you don’t use it to invest at the moment but the fact that you utilize it to influence others, that will never go into waste. And when those people whom you’ve educated and influenced at the same time have start using them through investing, then it’s like those knowledge have been very useful for them.

Investing into bitcoin without a deep understanding on bitcoin in the first place is useless. It’s like you are hodling it for long term, yet you don’t know what’s your bitcoin goal and to where bitcoin is heading. That is why earning knowledge before taking such investments is crucial. Or while you are in the process of investing, you are also learning in everything that you do. At some point, it also works for others. It’s certainly learning by doing.

I believe Casimero is putting in the effort to stay active and win all his fights. However, this year, he hasn't faced many quality opponents. This is only his second fight of the year, and it might be his last, so he needs to end the year with another significant win. Perhaps next year, he'll have the opportunity to face top-ranked super bantamweight fighters.

As for Inoue vs. Casimero, it's unlikely to happen this year, especially if Inoue beats Tapales. There's a chance Inoue might decide to move on and not honor his commitment to stay in the division for long. This would leave Casimero in a chasing mode.

Stake has already built a good reputation, and even though they were recently hacked, they are still operational now.

What happened to you is not the fault of Stake; there are a lot of hackers out there. You should know how to determine if an email is legitimate or not. Of course, phishing links are very popular, but there's always a way to verify if the email is genuine or just an attempt to hack you. As a gambler with a significant amount of money in your account, it's essential to educate yourself on ways to protect your funds wisely.

In my understanding, we typically pay taxes on our income. I also understand that sometimes we win in gambling, but does this automatically count as income? Perhaps we can consider the net income, taking into account both winnings and losses. Most gamblers probably end up losing more than they win since many of us don't consistently account for our losses.

I might be fortunate because in our country, taxes on gambling winnings aren't required. The government won't pursue you if you win in gambling, but if you voluntarily choose to file for income tax on such earnings, they will accept it.

I've learned my lesson in the past. Back in 2017, during the first bull run I experienced, I was overly confident that it would reach my target price, but it didn't happen. It turned out to be a scam. I could have made a good amount of money if I had sold, but I consider it part of the learning experience. What matters is that I was profitable overall during that time.

Investing is indeed a gamble, and since we cannot predict the future, it can lead to either failure or success. What's important is that we can accept what happens and continue learning from our mistakes. I once read an article about an early investor in Bitcoin who was delighted to have sold his Bitcoins at $10 each. If he hadn't bought back in, he might be regretting it now, given the current high price.

There are only two classifications: either Bitcoin or altcoins, as any coin created after Bitcoin is considered an alternative coin. So, I think your question goes like that. Well, I would choose both. Don't limit your investment to just one, as this market is not for Bitcoin only. The reason why this market has grown is because of plenty of altcoins that were created. While most of them turn out to be abandoned projects or scams, there are altcoins that still exist and are already successful. So, it's just a matter of studying a certain project to see its potential in the future. Also, if you want to minimize the risk in investing, you need to diversify your funds, which means you should invest in altcoins alongside Bitcoin.

Nothing is easy in trading. If you come across an advertisement claiming AI trading brings consistent profits, you should be skeptical because if it were that successful, it would already be very popular, and many people would be using it. However, I haven't seen many success stories from people using AI trading. If there are some, they might be affiliated with the companies selling these systems or trying to promote their subscriptions.

It's wise to learn how to trade yourself and to keep learning until you become consistent. That way, you are being realistic and not relying on others to achieve your success.

The only way users can scam an exchange is if they can hack it, aside from that I don't see any possibility. KYC is just a simple verification process where an exchange would like to know their users and it's mandatory to all legal exchange as they are regulated by a certain agency of the government, so there's no need to question that because exchanges nowadays are like banks.

If we are expecting full anonymity, then there's always this decentralized exchange, but the problem is they don't have the volume like CEX, and that only tells us that more people trust centralized exchange over decentralized exchange which we can conclude that most of them do comply with the KYC.

It has been answered before.


Marketing is a fundamental aspect of a casino. Even if a casino is highly popular, marketing remains essential. I know you're aware of many popular casinos that continue to be consistent with their marketing strategies, even when they already have positive feedback from the community. Therefore, more promotions and marketing efforts from VBET will help make the casino even more popular.

This is the kind of sport that we should also focus on, a sport in which we can dominate the world, similar to what Manny Pacquiao has achieved. I believe we have the talent, but we lack the necessary facilities. So, these popular boxers who are already earning a decent income are a blessing, especially if they are helping potential boxers in the future. Eventually, we will have a Filipino champion again, and I hope Casimero will be able to return to the top before announcing his retirement.

Yeah, that was him, we can read some article regarding that.

Tim Cone apologizes to Justine Baltazar for ‘hasty remarks’ on Gilas Pilipinas availability

Therefore I think there has been no more issue between them, afterall Tim Cone is the coach and Baltazar is the player, so it's still up to the coach if he will pick Baltazar to be part of the roster. Personally, I'm more excited to see the veterans, particularly Romeo, as I'm sure the team will be entertaining to watch.