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81  Other / Meta / Re: Should this be called bot or what? on: September 29, 2024, 04:41:19 PM
I guess you must have had those accounts on track with your telegram so to stop receiving updates from them then you'd need to take them all out of your track list. Perhaps whether both or whatever it maybe, stay out of them because it's all maliciously booming to be scamming hunters.
82  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Is Coinbase insured? on: September 29, 2024, 04:05:10 PM
While I am sure they go to great lengths to secure this money (!), we'd have to concede there is a non-zero chance they could lose some or all of this Bitcoin to theft or simply losing it.

And then what?

Coinbase offers this vague promise on their website that they are "partially insured", but does anybody know what that actually means? If they are hacked and the addresses get destroyed or stolen (we'd never know which), then... where would that leave Coinbase depositors?

There's absolutely no 100% exchange to say it's 100% trusted because there're really ways which could lead to the lost of funds.
Coinbase is being sincere in letting you know that custodial risks can erupt where investors could lost their funds if paraventurely the exchange encounters bankruptcy also, if we must understand the high tendencies of scammers intelligences and tools used to crack privacies, of course despites how strong the security measures of the Coinbase maybe, it can be compromised if a right and advanced malicious hacking tools attacks it.
So believe it that anything is possible to happen with your funds at any exchange at all and then you personally could be more cautious with your security keys.
83  Economy / Speculation / Re: Will the war between Israel and Lebanon bring another dump for bitcoin?? on: September 25, 2024, 01:23:52 PM
Since we are holding some crypto, we are afraid of another big dump.

So my question is that What should we do at this moment as a small traders? Should we sell all the crypto and wait for dump??

If you sell your coins at this course are you going to take break of your investing and keeping spending the ones you have sold and keep waiting until the war is over?
I guess not. It's a safe plan to have reliable source of funds at most crisis times because at need of economy disasters you'd always have one source which you can turn on to. Interestingly bitcoin is such an asset against such economy disasters also as wars.
Moreover, as the war of Isreatsnd Lebanon are currently ongoing, the price of bitcoin has much been appreciated better than couple of months now before the war. So assume that the war has no effect on bitcoin so then, kindly hold on your coin patiently while striving to reach your goal undistractedly.
84  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Just Woke Up After 14 Years... Did I Miss Anything? Oh Wait, I'm Millionaire Now on: September 25, 2024, 08:28:38 AM
What’s your speculation on this? For me, maybe it’s only been recovered now after being forgotten for years…

That was a huge one and long lasted inactive wallet holding such about of bitcoin. It's false to believe one can actually hold bitcoin for over 14 years like that without services of transactions being made since those while. So it's assumed that such holder must be of access restrictions of the wallet and has just unlocked the keys.
85  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: [Idea] How about 10% reservation for (long) hodlers of BTC in sig campaigns on: September 24, 2024, 02:50:10 PM
Over and over the primary aim of this platform in relationship with bitcoin is basically to educate enthusiasts according to their various interests in utilizing their bitcoins in both earnings and services of payments including Speculations of bitcoin. So then, here as a decentralized bitcointalk as an institution isn't a jurisdiction to regulate bitcoin or deciding on its values.
The fact that campaigns remains active here should also remain a privilege which literally the managers setup quality of and ranks of members to be qualified on the go and not recognizing the the concepts of old timers or even long time holders.
86  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Do you know any casino that has integrated "predictive AI" Into their system? on: September 23, 2024, 11:38:48 PM
According to what I have read in the article, that predictive AI is being integrated to some slot machine (games) and that some casino have integrated these predictive AI for more than one decade now.

Based on what I read and I quote:

", predictive AI has enabled casinos to provide personalized gaming experiences, helping ensure optimal profits and promoting responsible gambling. "

I actually highlighted that line above because I wanted to ask a question to those old gamblers on this forum who have been gambling for more than a decade. My question are, which casinos do you know that have integrated this predictive AI? And is it true that the integration of this predictive AI have actually helped in generating more profit and promoting responsible gambling compare to the 30 years ago?

I don't know about the integral of any casino AI being helpful to generate predictive profits but I can only tell that the advancement of AI today's in the casinos as a model to curtail irresponsible gambling is as a non development by the past decades is that back then, the rate of addiction and irresponsible gambling wasn't as much as it's today.
Infact, it was likely to be that both gamblers and the casinos were all fair of not cheating and bettors were not so attracted to be drowned as a course of desperate winnings unlike today's that we're taking it to be a must to win even while we're loosing more than our incomes.
87  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why you should run a Bitcoin node on: September 23, 2024, 08:42:14 PM
Are you implying that running what takes 500 gigabyte is simple to run? Also it will take more than that as you continue to go online with it. Not everyone can run bitcoin node.

Know that if you run SPV wallet, it can make privacy more difficult but it is still your coins on blockchain if you use noncustodial wallet.

That's very sophisticated on a high-end regarding that not every enthusiasts that may have the technical competence to run a bitcoin node which is assumed not to be so easy.
Perhaps, it could be exhobitant with the expected hardware capacity of 500GB free disc space also as such proficient uninterrupted internet supply of 400KB for convenient data transmission.
88  Economy / Economics / Re: Government always hides productive truths from the masses on: September 23, 2024, 08:07:28 PM
In as much as the government still try to hinder some of the activities of crypto enthusias, there has been a lot of African youths that have over the years built their own knowledge on cryptocurrency and other Innovations in technological advancement without the help of government. So i believe with time the knowledge so far acquired by this African youths will saturate across sub-saharan Africa.


The government cannot give a knowledge they do not have, although, they do hide the truth from her citizens, yet, it's also the obligation of any being with a brain and time to research for themselves whatever thing that interests them. Africans have a lot trust for their government such that most people wait for their orders before they could do anything on their own.

However, since the people are beginning to discover the truth, and the few youths who moved ahead to venture into crypto, not minding what the government says, now reaping the fruit of their labor, a lot more eyes are being opened to see what's real. 

That's a real fact. Once depended so much on the failed governments, there'd be no other choice than taking decisions on your own, make research and discover what feels right the government had hide secretly for the people.
Indeed the rate of crypto adoptors at now has been impressive but would had been more than as it's if we earlier learnt realistically about digital technology talk more of entrusting our funds in the internet.
The government actually knew how good it was but has always filled us with lies and we believed because we trusted them of being our guardian leaders but not until it's made obvious that they're all just about selfish interests not to reveal the independent cryptocurrencies provide us the citizens.
89  Economy / Services / Re: [OPEN] BC.Game - Crypto Casino | Signature Campaign on: September 23, 2024, 06:08:04 PM
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90  Other / Meta / Re: Do You Consider This To Be A Friendly Community? on: September 22, 2024, 10:34:47 AM
Hi, I am an occasional user of your forum, and am curious how people will react to the question: Do You Consider This To Be A Friendly Community? It wouldn't take long to find examples of both the good and bad, so let's keep it simple.

Questions: In general, do you think Bitcointalk.org is a friendly place, and/or would you be really comfortable telling close friends (offline, in the real world) that they should come here and sign up?

The bitcointalk platform is a friendly forum that's why you as a rare user are still being responded to when you make posts requiring other users compliances without undermining your unstable to the forum.
It's also a friendly community at the course that newbies are opportuned to say their minds, and remarkably a great opportunity by which everyone in concerned here are obtaining free learning about bitcoin and dynamics of lives without a charge fee.
It's a friendly community in which the platform doesn't restrict any geographical jurisdiction from signing in and become a member. So, it's Worth introducing anyone in as much the platform isn't running any related illegal activities as much as conversations are being made transparent an unrestricted views amongst all members.
91  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: [ POLL ] IBF Heavyweight Title Fight: Joshua vs Dubois 21st September 2024 on: September 22, 2024, 10:17:46 AM
Seems like it is time for AJ to end his career before he turns into Chisora Cheesy Those who were once on top, finish their career after 2-3 losses, but AJ already has 4. I really doubt that with so many losses, he would be any close to being a contender for a title fight Cheesy AJ can now only sell his rating and fighting against those who wants to build a record. As to Dubois - congratulation. That kid really has something, and it might be that really wasnt a low blow in a fight against Usyk, and Dubois really won that fight.

You're on point. AJ should go on retirement to keep a better prestige for his carrier before this upcoming roaring boxers who're desperate to create theirs own histories may belittle his performance capacities.
Imagine after all the hypes of AJ that he was ready to tear Dubois apartbwirh his blood all just to retain the tittle but at end he lost the match at a fifth round knockout.
AJ has made some Worth records and cool enough to say a goodbye as though.
92  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Help me explore on: September 21, 2024, 05:42:48 PM
Hello everyone!

I was introduced to this forum through one of my friends. I have heard that there are plenty of free opportunities for learning and earning by making appropriate use of this forum without any investment.
What should I remember as a newcomer and where should I begin?


You're welcome to the bitcointalk forum where you learn about bitcoin and diverses of knowledges. It's a great opportunity of you being among the forum filled with professional crypto enthusiasts where you don't get a damn charge fee to install you with appropriate knowledges rather you're only required to invest your times and I reading and contributes to the forum with your feedback.
Then you're potential to reveal some other earning features included.
93  Other / Meta / Re: Why won't some of my posts get posted??? on: September 20, 2024, 09:11:59 PM
Like did I get shadowbanned? I might've posted them in the wrong spot but the one I reposted wasn't in the wrong spot and it's still gone so...
Nevermind this post got posted successfully I'm not shadowbanned phew.

Could be reasons that you try posting in restricted boards as a course that you're still a newbie. Could also be that you don't keep to an expected range of time before you post again after a recent post.
Could also be that your posts are not standard based on the required quality of the board.
Also, checkout your network too.
94  Economy / Economics / Re: Raise your expectations, but lower your anticipations on: September 20, 2024, 08:59:23 PM
Expectation is about action, while anticipation is about results. Increasing our expectations for something fuels our motivation to act, but at the same time, lowering our anticipations helps reduce the sense of disappointment.
Investing can be seen as having a higher chance of success compared to starting a business, because you're putting your money into companies with stronger competitive advantages. However, whether you're investing or starting a business, you need to accept that you might lose that money the moment you put it in. Put in 100% effort, but don’t get too caught up in fantasies. The outcome will be a natural result of your hard work.

In other words (Don't be too desperate with highily anxieties of getting rich) because it could optimize your agility unfairly to a bottom of investing without studying the layouts of that source supposingly to be your investment or quick business structure. And then, you might be out of ignorant and hasty befalls victim of great losts or disappointment when your expectations isn't come at when expected but though we still can't get lost the expectations to make profits.
95  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin hits $64K: What will October bring for BTC? on: September 20, 2024, 07:46:02 PM
It's not "Uptober" yet, but we're seeing signs of a bull run. BTC has already reached $64K, and September has been a decent month so far. Many are leveraging this momentum, preparing for a potential bull run or a trading fiesta, as the market is looking green.

Do you think the recent surge is a facade, or will we see a more strengthened market in the coming months?


Did I missed out the $64,000 in the current market run? Because since I visited the coin market cap I've only seen best were the struggled to $63,000+ which is just at today as at the month of September. It's become impressive unlike the month of August.
Indeed the month has f September seems promising but we still can't confidently presume what may become at it's end.
96  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 🏈 - Sportsbet.io NFL Pick-Em Prediction Pool - Discussion Thread - 🏈 on: September 18, 2024, 11:52:39 PM
Hhampuz is the Week 2 winner; Free Bet will be credited on Monday.

Thank you jeremypwr! Still can't believe Eagles lost to atlanta last night  Roll Eyes

First congrats and then, it was like a nightmare victory for Atlanta Falcons with their improvement on beating the Eagles.
I believe it wasn't expected maybe that's why it's said being  a stolen win. 😄
97  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Opportunities I wish I had Not Missed on: September 18, 2024, 11:23:51 PM
Let's know ourselves and who has missed crypto opportunities and others can learn from it

I was reflecting on the thing I had had some opportunies to meet when they were early and I found out that if I had someone to put me through then and explain the basics to me, I would not have missed them and one of them is the fact that I met BTC when it was early and less than a penny. I also was privileged to meet the likes of Ether and even SHIB and DOGE, and I bought and sole out too early and I also joked with BNB.

Because of this I have taken a lot of things seriously, even when people seem to be mocking, I'd first ask questions then look at the fundamentals surrounding everything rewarding in the space, and I am glad I was able to be part of the DOGS winner and TON, and I have taken some events like the Daily win event to unlock ! SOL, BGB and more DOGS. I won't be letting things just slide my hands carelessly again and I will like to hear from others they have missed and now they are regretting it, what are those things and what are your plans to recover?

I think related expression has been discussed severally in the even different sections on the platform. No disclaimer, over 90% of crypto adoptors here has once relented to find the opportunity valuable during when they learnt about cryptocurrencies at first. We were mostly sticking to what our emotions could bear in a moment of time.
So, with or without being regretted, all that matters is that we lather returns back to accept the fact that what was doubted about is some worth valuables potentialed to bring us financial fortunes.
But then, our fragile emotions had been nortured solidly regarding that cryptocurrencies such as mentioned Eth, Doge, Sol, Bnb and all that are highily volatile so, we just can't bump into it when the minds wasn't set fitted to accept the risks surrounding it community.
98  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: To what extent should one learn about Bitcoin? on: September 18, 2024, 10:58:43 PM
I am new in the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency industry.  I am trying my best to read a lot of things that are somehow technical, such as trying my best to know the technical aspect of Bitcoin. Now I'm trying my best to read everything about it. It's fun reading, but it consumes a lot of time. I want to understand whether it is really necessary to know this in-depth of Bitcoin. Is a common knowledge of how to buy, sell, and store Bitcoin, okay?

What will be the benefit of anyone who dedicates a whole year to knowing the in-depth of Bitcoin?

Will there ever be a time that such a person will be employed, maybe to be teaching about Bitcoin or do any other Bitcoin related job?

I think the most series of technical required knowledges with bitcoin users are the miners because they are categorized in ensuring bitcoin securities, stabilization of networks, including access ways of confirming transactions in the bitcoin blockchain. They're also ensured to validating of bitcoin as modeled to service censorship as much to keep bitcoin decentralized.
Another aspect in required of technical or broader knowledge on bitcoin are the traders because you'd have to be able to read the market chart movements in other to fit analyse possibility of the future price when setting up your trading strategies and also apply the risk of management strategies.
But if it's about buying, selling and hodl, then I'd say acquiring the bitcoin technical knowledges might not be a waste as it'd e enhance your investment goal either in short or long term to summon accumulating methods in DCAs but be sure that it may not necessarily mean that Investors must acquire those technical knowledges.
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99  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: How do AML systems evaluate cryptocurrency withdrawn from casinos? on: September 17, 2024, 11:13:08 AM
My questions are for those who withdraw cryptocurrency from casinos:
Have you checked the risk level of the funds you’ve withdrawn? What risk level is assigned to them in AML systems?

I'm curious because I know that in the fiat financial system, transactions related to casinos are categorized as high-risk traffic, and some financial service providers are suspicious of funds associated with gambling.

What about in crypto? Are there any issues when exchanging assets withdrawn from a casino? For example, if I withdraw USDT-TRC20 and want to exchange it for Bitcoin using a CEX, will the CEX accept funds coming from a casino? Or will it block them? And is it safe to withdraw directly to an exchange address to avoid extra fees?

It's always better to gamble I'd reputable casinos and when do, the risks factors would be listed in their terms and conditions.
Even during when executing your financial transactions which may either be the fiats or crypto assets, you'd be alerted with the risks involved in the about to executing transaction.
As for me, I only think being law abiding by not going against the casinos contrary and being concious of scammers is the only risks involved about it.
100  Local / Nigeria (Naija) / Re: Shine your eye as dey do P2P on: September 17, 2024, 09:51:27 AM
I've also wondered how exchange would release a coin to on the other party without the consent of the holder.
Let's assume a seller appealed not to had received payment from the buyer, it's expected that it should be a deliberation in the exchange panel where the both parties buyer and the seller has to tender prove of acclaimed transactions to determine who's being sincere or not since bitcoin transaction is already performed in a transparent public ledger including statement of banks accounts. Until then can a coin be released or not else, scammers would keep counting making profits ahead legitimate enthusiasts.
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