In addition to this, my pseudo ytrezq along with my real identity Laël Cellier can be found in various articles through Google News. I’m also the owner of the http://archivenode.net service (you can check the whois).

Force majeure : unlike many exchanges which disappear without final warnings, the money from Cryptopia seems to be in the right hands, however as demonstrated by the uninsured restaurants against the pandemic, nothing is impossible. So if you hear in the news Marine le Pen won the French presidential elections (someone who repeatedly promised to pass a decree criminalizing cryptocurrencies detention of all kind on day 1 of power) or that Cryptopia users will receive less than announced because of joint New Zeland war with China along with Australia or any other reason, I will only return a proportional fraction of the amount being borrowed.

Yes, this an uncollateralized loan but I agree to give full access to my account on the CryptoPia portal and the domain name of the e‑mail as a matter of trust which would even allow you to claim my holdings on my behalf. I’m open to any questions or concerns if you are still unconvinced.

I recently opened an account with bybit because they did not require a KYC, sent my btcs to that account and tried to withdraw USDT out, but now they're asking me for a KYC, when I asked why they said it was for security reasons that they can not disclose.. Anyone been through this!?!?

Some people are born rich or moderately rich, some are born middle class and some are born poor or extremely poor. All these conditions come along with a set of survival guides that the parents, relatives and even teachers will pass along as a map of life. For example, in a school of a country that does not give opportunity to its people, where most of the students are poor, it is unlikely that the teachers will induce them to think big or have big dreams...more likely they will aim to keep them apart from drugs, avoid problems with the government and try to imbue some basic skill for life. The ultra-poor do not even get that - which actually may be better.

In a preppy school, where most of the students are rich-born, the conversation is quite different. Culture, life, opportunity, spirit-de-corps and class mentality are imbued in the same manner, so the kids will somehow justify in their minds that they have the right to be rich even if they have not done anything for anyone in their lives - perhaps not even for themselves - because of some Darwinian property of cosmos.

As a result, the poor and even middle class have to jump over one real barrier, their lack of funds, and more importantly, like the Elephant that learns young that he cannot break the chains and never tries again, over their own state of mind, their own prison set by the terms of those who trying to help taught them to avoid anything but doing the same that keeps them poor.

For a business to build a reputation, it takes a lot of money and time to be invested to achieve this through marketing, brand awareness and all other activities.

But my question is why would they risk all they have invested to a few players by scamming them? I for one know the forum will side with the player that have been allegedly being scammed in most cases but how do casino's/bookies  protect themselves if not terms and conditions?

If people buy reviews to paint a picture of a good standing business,  what would stop the competition from buying people to tarnish a competitors reputation to have an advantage in the business?

Op, why do you think that VIPs aren't treated any better online as they get treated at physical casinos? There are higher rakebacks, some also provide lossbacks, higher bonuses, much better affiliate commission slabs, etc.

Many online casinos take care of their customers by allocating official managers to make those VIPs understand everything with ease. VIPs are also provided with contact numbers and online (social media) contacts of that manager to call them during given times and have any query resolved that arises in their mind. All that we get here, except there is one thing we don't get here to make us feel very much comfortable as a VIP gambler and that's those girls who come and sit near us in physical casinos to distract us.

bbc.reporter is right when he questioned how do the reserves of other stablecoin brands look like. Tether has been in the spotlight for years, but they are not the only ones that do business in dubious ways. I wonder what would happen if other stablecoins had to release similar reports about their financial assets, and what impact that would have on the market?

Hi, I love slots and I play slots whenever I have a chance to but as much as I love playing slots I don't really earn much in them. Nostly the good games are not available in my region and it really sucks. Can someone explain why they don't give access to games with great payout to people from other regions? I find it quite unfair.

The obvious answer would be that retail demand for silver rounds is outpacing the supply.  While there isn't currently a shortage of silver, most silver is held in giant bars that have to be melted down and minted by mints to sell to retail buyers.  The process of getting them from industrial bars to retail rounds isn't keeping up with buyers of the retail rounds which is causing price increases by retailers to maintain inventory.  I think it's likely a short term problem, at least at the moment.

I've got a wee bit o' shine that I could potentially help you out with if you're looking to buy some silver closer to spot.  PM me with how much you want and if you aren't trying to grab too much of my stack I may be willing to help you out. 

we have seen the same FUD that has been spread over the past month for the past years too. they don't even change the contents or make any new effort, it is all the same and yet people react to it the same exact way by handing over their bitcoins to whales.

i am wondering how many more times are we going to see the same "China banned bitcoin" FUD before people stop reacting to it?
or is the market cursed and for the next 100 years we are going to see China ban bitcoin every year and people panic sell how many times can a country ban bitcoin anyways?