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7301  Economy / Gambling / Re: Does instant deposits and instant withdrawals exist in crypto sportsbooks? on: March 08, 2019, 05:34:28 PM
Sportsbooks are rarely ever instant, you do not really get the official results as quickly as you might think, even on non-crypto places it takes a while before you are credited with your money. Hence, if you really want to find a place that is instant on results and withdrawals and such than you need to find a place that all of sports bettors are looking for not just you.

Moreover, if it is only withdrawals you are looking for nitrogen is the quickest I can remember, they give out in less than an hour which is best you can find in crypto sportsbooks, I know that is not instant but that is as quick as it gets around here. There are places with hours and hours of late withdrawals so having your money in less than an hour seems like a good deal compared to those.
7302  Economy / Gambling / Re: Gambling by Staking,EOS and TRON, How do we do it? on: March 08, 2019, 05:14:21 PM
The topic is all over the place, staking and eosbet is all different things. Yeah you can sort of "stake" by playing and owning the coins on eos there but also could have the coins yourself by basically using the PoS system as well. Are we talking about staking that is basically having coins on your wallet which exists in a lot of coins and basically has nothing to do with gambling at all or are we talking about staking as in having a share of the dapps that exists in eos and tron dice culture.

If we are talking about the having a share of the gambling that I doubt it is also called staking, that is just investing and it is a risky move, of course house always wins and you can make a decent amount of money there but there is always a chance of a gambler hitting big, staking as in keeping the coins on your wallet however is not risky but its not profitable that much neither.
7303  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Germany - green light for Bitbond to issue the first digital bonds on: March 08, 2019, 04:44:35 PM
These are really good things to hear and see. I mean Germany is a very progressive country so it is not a shock that these good news are coming out of them but they also have the Deutsche bank or whatever that criminal organization is based on their country so I can't really say how fair their economy could be.

At one point they do progressive innovative great things like these digital bonds but also go out and carry the drug lords money on their banks and give them credit cards and so forth to be able to spend their money without worrying about money laundering at all.

In any case, it is a right step towards the bitcoin worlds future and it is definitely welcomed, the more of these things happen the more recognition bitcoin will get and the price will go up.
7304  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is it possible to Send USDT without BTC as Miner Fee? on: March 08, 2019, 04:08:59 PM
I didn't even realized you could have a USDT wallet at all, I believed USDT was something that only exchanges have so people could go back to dollar for a while when they think bitcoin would go down as a way of protection for them without actually withdrawing their money and cashing out their bitcoin to fiat and wait, USDT was just suppose to be a way of doing that quickly.

On the other hand for people who said all crypto currencies have a transaction fee because of miners and such I have seen couple of coins with no transaction fee at all. If I am not wrong I remember Nano was one of them, you could send and receive Nano without paying a fee at all, I don't know if that is still possible or they are like that to this day but at one point they were like that.
7305  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Best small exchanges that you really like on: March 08, 2019, 03:18:08 PM
I'm going to make analytical research. I'm interested what small and not popular exchanges you really like? And why?
What exchange do you recommend to young ICO projects to list their coin?
I am not sure based on what are criteria, you are marking some exchanges small or big because I do see some exchanges are not having big volume yet they are listing wide range of coins and tokens and in big numbers too. I assume by popularity you are classifying small exchanges from rest of exchanges. Because, when an exchange becomes popular, it will become big too in terms of reputation and volume.

I used tidex and I guess they are not grabbing big attention from this community but my withdrawal requests were processed on time. Mercatox is another exchange I am following but not yet trading there. When I need to sell some new tokens then I look for new exchanges hence I do not need to look for more exchanges frequently.
7306  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is it possible to double capital in 2 months? on: March 08, 2019, 02:27:08 PM
It is actually possible but I doubt if it is feasible now that the market is not that stable, you can only hope that there will be major bull run in the coin you are holding before that target time but I can’t assure you that you will get it through trading which would have been another way for you to multiply your income but you are not in a stable state of mind which will always push you to trade with emotion thereby always panic see and you might eventually lose your investment.

You can try to give your money to a crypto broker to see how they can help you out. Whatever it is you are passing through, take it to your God in prayer if you believe in one and hold it firm in your heart that you will pay your debt before that time.
Everyone is saying the same thing and everyone is quite right. Is is "possible"? Yeah sure its possible, is it common and constant ? Hell no. If there was a way to double your capital every 2 months than people would have been billionaires all together, there wouldn't be a poor person left on earth.

If you could find a homeless person who could spare 10 dollars somehow you could make them live in a castle in a decade. It is possible to double your capital in 2 months, many people have done that before, hell I have managed to make more than double in less than 2 months before (it was a lovely time) however could anyone do that all the time ? Not a chance, not even if you are the greatest ever trader in history of mankind. Nobody is that good and nobody has done it consecutively for a long time.
7307  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin at $9,000 by the end of the year on: March 08, 2019, 02:08:47 PM
Do not expect an answer from the dudes, they are just a youtube channel that basically listed their own video here and left, that is just pure marketing and done for getting views.

Basic idea is that whales and even bigger than whales just the pure trillion dollar huge corporations and investors are still favoring bitcoin and still collecting bitcoin no matter what and that in return makes other people realize that even tough bitcoin is low right now and it has been low for a while in the end bitcoin will go up. It doesn't matter if it goes any lower, it doesn't matter if it stays around here for a long time, the important news is that huge banks still buy bitcoin at thousands at a time and that means the future (however long it may take) is bright for bitcoin.
7308  Economy / Speculation / Re: Why are prominent crypto enthusiast saying bitcoin will dip to $1000 ? on: March 07, 2019, 09:31:29 PM
Who the hell is a prominent crypto enthusiast. I have been around bitcoin for so long that in the past 2-3 years my only income has been from bitcoin (not trading) and I have been trusting bitcoin at any price from 200 dollars to 20 thousand dollars, if I am not a "prominent crypto enthusiast" than nobody aside from satoshi could be.

Having said that I do not think bitcoin will ever be 1000, no matter what. From right now until the end of times bitcoin will never see 1000 ever again, we are beyond that now and we will not go back for that much. It is about time we go higher from this and its clearly shows that we are not going down anymore and after we rise once again price would be further away from another bottom and would make it harder and harder with each moment passes to go back lower.
7309  Economy / Speculation / Re: How to BUY BITCOIN at the "right" price on: March 07, 2019, 09:03:35 PM
You can never buy bitcoin at the "right" price because that right price is different in everyones mind. If you think buying bitcoin at its lowest is the best idea for everyone you are wrong and very wrong. Some people would like to buy at the bottom and wait for it to go up, but some people want to buy it while its going up so they do not have to wait and get in maybe not at the bottom but in between but sell at the peak so even tough they didn't made the most profit they made the quickest profit.

Right price is what you think is right for you and I would rather bet on bitcoin at all times no matter what price is and constantly, I buy bitcoin once a week and earn bitcoin constantly and keep that in my wallet, I have bought from 20 thousand dollars as well and I have bought from 3 thousand dollars as well and I do not regret any of them because in the end it made me own a lot of bitcoin.
7310  Economy / Economics / Re: ‘Crypto not meant for humans’ says Anthony Pompliano on: March 07, 2019, 08:04:08 PM
I think when talking about machine to machine it is not about "spending" but more about transaction. I mean you can have two machines exchanging knowledge between each other and we can assume there would be a highly sophisticated AI in the future (maybe not right now but in the future) and when it comes to AI and blockchain technology if you combine both of them it is not crypto currencies that matters since they won't be buying or selling anything but it can be blockchain that basically connects each of them together.

I do not think if we can successfully manage to build a self aware AI one day we will just stop at one, we will probably have multiple if not countless of them and blockchain could be used to basically track them and connect them together.
7311  Economy / Economics / Re: Cryptocurrency companies still can’t open bank accounts on: March 07, 2019, 06:53:30 PM
In many countries yes but there are ones that can open bank accounts without a problem at all in some countries.
Look at coinbase for example, it is so bank friendly that you can literally put your credit card there for them to take as much as you want each month, they have a big bank account and I am sure they have many smaller ones spread around as well.

In my country they do not have the right to open a bank account so we are basically living in a period where it is allowed in some countries but illegal in some countries. Our countries exchanges figured out a way that basically states "as long as I pay taxes they will like me" so they went with a route that labels them not as a crypto currency exchange but as a "seller of btc" type thing where they basically consider bitcoin like a product they sell and tax it that way so they pay a ton of taxes.
7312  Economy / Gambling / Re: FreeBitco.in - Contest with $30,000 in GUARANTEED PRIZES now live! on: March 07, 2019, 06:21:37 PM
I still wonder why nobody writes they won 20 in a row as well, if the chance of getting 20 in a row losses is about 20% in 50k bets it means they should also (probably) see 20 wins in a row as well but nobody really talks about that, its not a fair game when they lose 20 in a row and you are scamming them for "making" them lose 20 in a row but when they win 20 in a row they do not even realize it, not only they don't talk about it but they literally do not realize that they have won 20 in a row because they only look at the losses.

This is a dice game, if you ask me I do not think its even 20% to hit that, I think EACH bet has a 50% chance (well in this case a bit different) of hitting, "in a row loss" is a gamblers fallacy, your last bet has the same chance to lose as your first bet anyway.
7313  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🔥🚀 Micro Exchange with Poker & Dice & Roulette 🔥🚀 on: March 07, 2019, 05:18:57 PM
You guys still haven't fixed the vpn issue, I know it is also an exchange as well as a poker room and I know you guys must protect customers money from everyone so banning vpn could be a good choice but honestly I use VPN to go anywhere online, it is my version of security and whenever I try to go to your website I can navigate greatly without any issue but whenever I want to play poker it just doesn't work.

It gets stuck in between clicking register and moving to actual game table, if I close vpn and join than during the game it freezes and I have to close vpn and refresh to page to be able to continue. I don't know what makes it that way since I am not a developer but please if you could look into that it would be awesome, it would improve the game for me a lot.
7314  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Do the Bitcoin casinos are based on blockchain? on: March 07, 2019, 04:43:19 PM
It is not really THAT complicated, a fiat casino is the one that takes fiat and not accept crypto, the crypto one is the one that takes crypto but not fiat, the blockchain one takes crypto but also run by blockchain itself without actually relying on a websites coding. So all in all its pretty clear distinction between all of them.

Here, if we have to talk about what "based on blockchain" means either it means something like eosbet where it is purely based on blockchain without a central organization changing whatever they want whenever they want and just let it run on blockchain technology or basically almost all decent dice websites that run on their own servers but makes sure they have provably fair which could be checked with blockchain technology to prove people casino is not scamming them.
7315  Economy / Speculation / Re: The decline has slowed down, the bears are still dominant on: March 07, 2019, 03:50:09 PM
I think the 4200 level seems like a psychological limit as much as a financial resistance as well. I know it is tough to break in financial standpoint but also at the same time people who see bitcoin reach 4200 levels start to think it hit the top again and will continue declining after that, which is not true because bitcoin does have power to go above that but people lost all hope on that regard.

We need to make sure people trust bitcoin again and support bitcoin above 4200 and when it reaches 4200 again we need to tell them to keep buying so bitcoin price breaks higher. Its a imaginary limit to what we can achieve for now and if we could just make people believe we can go higher than there is absolutely nothing that could stop us from reaching higher levels, the only thing that limits us is ourselves.
7316  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin 2020 Halving on: March 07, 2019, 03:34:24 PM
I wonder when will we start to see the affects of this halving. Maybe we already have ? I don't know, smart investor is putting their money where their mouth is and we all know the halving will make miners costs double of what it is today so it should be going up by logic.

Of course, there are a lot more stuff in play here than just "halving equals higher price" but that seems like the commonly expected thing from bitcoin. Which means if the price will go up, will it go up right after the halving ? I doubt so, people will start to buy bitcoin before halving happens which will increase the price and I wonder when will it start, will it start couple days from halving? Will it be months before halving ? Has it already started ? We don't know and I can't wait to find out.
7317  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: less interest of investors to buy ICO on: March 07, 2019, 03:05:32 PM
It is not "less interest" into the ICO's we have today, it is "smarter investment" to search for the real deals and not invest into shady ones. Last year when ICO's were a big deal people invested into all kinds of ICO's and many of them just took the money and left, there were even joke ICO's that mocked this situation and actually made money from it.

So, people are not less interested in them, they are just not investing into silly ones or shady ones or the ones that are obvious scammers, they are researching the ICO's well now and only invest into ones that look to be legit and promising. We are only at 30% or so from last year, I know %70 drop seems a lot but considering how much all other coins dropped I think interest towards ICO's did not dropped that much.
7318  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Did Ripple pay Coinbase to get XRP listed? on: March 07, 2019, 01:40:30 PM
I guess everyone pays to be listed somewhere.
Do you really think all these coins that get listed on exchanges get it done for free? Those exchanges list those coins because they just like it ? I have a friend who listed his own coin somewhere and he had to pay about 2.5 bitcoin for listing price and also gave them about 5% of all of printed coins just to get him listed and keep the market volatile and the volume high.

This is an unknown little coin in an unknown small exchange. Think of how much ripple must have paid to be listed at coinbase, to start of with Ripple paid 4 million dollars to Ellen via Ashton just to market their product, so considering they are rich enough to make a 4 million dollar donation, I am sure getting listed at Coinbase is just a cheap future investment.
7319  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What would the future of microtransactions look like? on: March 07, 2019, 01:11:07 PM
I am dreaming of a world where people could just whip out their mobile phones (at which point even they are very improved) and the place I would like to buy something has sort of a tablet like ipad but better and bigger and they just show me the QR code and I make my wallet app from my mobile phone read it and pay it and I move on.

It should be that simple for paying for something, doesn't matter what it is, dinner, lunch, shoes, clothes, shows basically anything you want to buy, instead of a POS that takes the money from your credit card it should be your mobile phone reading the QR from their tablet. It already exists in today's world, this is not some far away future land I am talking about, its just quite rare and not common, I just wish it to be more and more common everyday.
7320  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: New coins daily.. How do they do it? on: March 06, 2019, 01:04:57 PM
It is incredibly easy to publish your coin, its not even that hard to code it for someone who has no coding experience. Nowadays they are selling blockchains and cryptocurrencies for as little as 0.1 bitcoin, so if you pay the right people and get help from them and just change the names and logos and whatever around you will see that you have a coin of your own.

I actually did one just for pure fun and joking with friends all premined and we were sending and receiving back and forth for jokes so its incredibly easy. Just because you see new coins printed out every single day do not think that all of those coins are legit, most of them are just for fun or even testing purposes and out of maybe 10-20 or even 50 coins that comes out everyday only one or two of them actually start off as a decent legit coin.
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