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801  Economy / Gambling discussion / Which one did you use to gamble with more on: December 23, 2023, 08:48:38 AM
I prefer staking before matches start when I started to gamble as a newbie. I later prefer virtual matches. I left both to staking on live matches which is what I gamble with most on bookies now.

This is just for fun. Let us post and have fun to know which one that most people on this forum that are posting on this gambling board like most.


Do not gamble more than you can afford to lose.
802  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Why the transaction fee hike on ORDI? on: December 23, 2023, 08:18:45 AM
It is because Ordi is a BTC20 token. BRC20 tokens are making use of bitcoin blockchain and use bitcoin for transaction fee. They are also responsible for mempool congestion that makes bitcoin fee high.

But in addition, it is good to know that exchanges charges than what the mempool state is. Exchanges charge both the network fee and their own exchange fee which is usually very high.
803  Economy / Reputation / Re: How is digaran not banned from this site? on: December 22, 2023, 10:33:28 PM
Two main reasons a user can be banned on this forum that I have noticed is when they spam and plagiarized. Did digaran spam and plagiarized? Or did you know him made offenses and violated one of the rules of the forum? Report him to moderator.

With how digaran is posting, I do not think he worths to be banned. He can not be banned because he has done nothing that can make his account get banned.
804  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Is merit necessary for my survival here on: December 22, 2023, 09:58:39 PM
Read this merit and new rank requirement: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2818350.msg28856522#msg28856522

If you are sent 2 merits, you will have one smerit that you can send to someone.

Merit are sent to good posts. Take a look at the posts that are sent merit and read more than post and you will understand more about posts that are sent merit so that you will post like that. They are good and useful posts.
805  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Another year is going to end. Bitcoin isn't dead on: December 22, 2023, 07:32:45 AM
It’s funny how the bitcoin is dead concept never dies. It’s like every person person who doubts bitcoin continuously fails to convince everyone not to believe in bitcoin. It's a testament to the robustness of the cryptocurrency and the challenges it has overcome.
It will never die but the people that calls it that will reduce. There see just some people that do not bother to speculate on the existence of bitcoin but prefer to just call it dead at all time. In the year 2023, as positive as it was, some people still saying such stupid words. They can continue to call bitcoin that, but all-time-high is coming which is what that matters to me and people that hold bitcoin.
806  Other / Beginners & Help / ‘MS Drainer’ scammers used Google Ads to swipe $59M in crypto: Report on: December 21, 2023, 10:26:16 PM
Do no click on ads, especially Google ads. But people will not listen.

A 'Wallet Drainer' has been linked to phishing campaigns on Google search and X ads, draining approximately $58M from over 63K victims in 9 months.

Money stolen from over 63000 people through Google ads through MS Drainer. People do not care about ads. They do not know how dangerous ads are.

The attackers used a variety of techniques to get around Google AdSense audits, including regional targeting and page-switching.

Scammers used a wallet draining service called “MS Drainer” to siphon approximately $59 million in crypto from victims over the past nine months, according to a Dec. 21 report on X (formerly Twitter) from blockchain security platform Scam Sniffer. The scammers used Google Ads to target victims with fake versions of popular crypto sites, including Zapper, Lido, Stargate, DefiLlama, Orbiter Finance and Radient, the report states.

Wallet drainers are blockchain protocols that allow scammers to transfer crypto from a victim to the attacker without their consent, usually by exploiting the token approval process. Developers usually charge a percentage of the profit in exchange for using their drainer software, and this fee is enforced through smart contracts, making it impossible to avoid.

If you want to allow scammers and hackers to locate you to scam you or drain your wallet, continue to click on ads.

Google do not care about anybody than to make money from ads.
807  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Can Gambling affect your relationship? on: December 21, 2023, 07:58:55 PM
The gambler will be the isolated person most of the time,you can ask any gamblers.They will be isolated or try to being isolated himself from the relationship.The reason was the family members wife or mother,both will do advice to not play the gambling.The reason behind this was many gamblers will use their hard earned money in the gambling site and loss it.In order to save the important money,the female member of family will ask to stop this one.If the gambler play only with the free money,then the family will not be affected.
I do not understand this. There are many gamblers in the world. Many gamblers are not addicts and have no problem financially because of gambling. What you are referring to are addicted gamblers. If you are not an addict, you can feel free to let your wife or mother know that you are gambling. It is not what they will even realize because they know that you are not wasting money on it and no disturbance from anyone. If you are responsible and being the one responsible for the finances of your family and taking good care of your children and you are moving forward financially, your spouce will value you and not think of your gambling or not. Just do it responsibly and not waste money on gambling.
808  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is Michael Jordan a gambling addict ? on: December 21, 2023, 01:31:37 PM
until now I have never heard news from a valid source if Michael Jordan is addicted to gambling.
If it's true that when he was still playing, of course he could manipulate the match fixing. and when he retired as a high-ranking official at the NBA washington wizard club, he could also arrange the results of the match but I have never heard of MJ being hit by a match-fixing case and being processed to court.
I am not getting this. Have you heard of any match fixing that Michael Jordan was involved in? I have not heard of anything like that. Like we have said already, Micheal Jordan is not an addict. Or we can say he is a successful gambler. A successful gambler can nyit be considered as an addict. That is why no newsonline will refer to him as an addict.
809  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is Michael Jordan a gambling addict ? on: December 21, 2023, 07:33:58 AM
I saw a topic on this forum about if a successful gambler is seen as an addict? Now I like to rephrase that a bit to, can a successful person be seen to be an addict? The answer will not be the same for every person because when someone is rich, many of their bad behaviors and addictions are excused. This is another excuse for another addicted gambler just because they are successful. Just like Drake, Ben Affleck and others, Michael Jordan is also an addict.
I can not say Michael Jordan is a gambling addict. A person that is gambling very well but able to make it in life and still a very rich person is not an addict. It is not about how high the money he spend on gambling, it is about how gambling is in the life of the person. He is able to still remain a well know person that gambling did not turn him to an average or a poor person. He is not an addict.
810  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Which type of gambling have more gambling addicts ? on: December 20, 2023, 02:25:09 PM
With this scenario, you can then agree that soccer betting addiction could be the number one because soccer is more popular among the youths and adults, I believe it is the most played gambling game and if it is the most that means it is the more likely that people will get addicted to.
Soccer is very addicting to some gamblers, especially the live matches.

I do not know if we can consider virtual matches as sport betting but I can see people in my street using it very well to gamble. As some people like the virtual matches, going to betting agents, that means there are some people that will also like to play it online. Virtual matches only take 30 seconds or less to the next round and that can make it addicting.

But with what I have heard and read before, gamblers are more addicted to slots.
811  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What's your view on this? Is it fun or addiction? on: December 20, 2023, 12:09:23 PM
The message is very obvious, trying to fool gamblers.
I see it s a way to encourage gamblers to lose but telling them otherwise that it is foolishness. Gamble again and again and lose again and again. Leading to borrowing and a miserable life. A wise gambler can easily decipher that to know it is a doom sentence for gamblers that if they continue to gamble, they will continue lose. After loan, what next? Depression and feeling of killing oneself. It is good to gamble with very tiny amount of money that we can lose and not think about.
812  Other / Meta / Re: Thanks button and more on: December 20, 2023, 11:46:10 AM
The best way to say thank you is to merit the person's post, and that's it.
I think he is talking about himself and he has no merit. There are sometimes a newbie will thank the user that gives answer to his question and moderators will not do anything about it as long as the person do not turn it to spam.

But it is good to know that you do not have to thank anyone on this forum unnecessarily. But if you ask a question and your question is answered perfectly, you can thank the person that provide the solution if you do not have merit to give.
813  Economy / Services / Re: Crypto Arbitrage Opportunity on: December 20, 2023, 09:21:16 AM
If you want to be involved in something like this, you suppose to post this post on currency exchange because you are exchanging from one currency to another.

You post about it is not good at all. You need to make a better OP for this. This look like how scammers offer their fake service to people with little effort.

With how this is, I can not recommend anyone to use your service. Your account is newbie and no escrow.
814  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Which type of gambling have more gambling addicts ? on: December 19, 2023, 07:44:33 PM

It's the games in the traditional casinos that are more addicting because a player has more interaction with real people. You could talk to fellow gamblers who can eventually become your friends. I think it's the interaction with people that makes gamblers come back and you get to share experiences on table games.

The online casino games will be the second since you are offered unlimited rewards, and you can win big up to the jackpot especially the slot. But even in offline casinos, the slot is already addictive.
Online gamblers are more of addicts than land based gamblers. Especially if the online gambler see the environment boring and not having any other thing to do than to gamble. Some of them will spend all their weekly income on gambling continuously and they will continue to think of a better means to win the gambling site, but instead still losing.
815  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Do you take time to read the terms and conditions of casinos before registering? on: December 19, 2023, 07:37:53 PM
Trying to find out whether KYC status is required or not at the casino I want to register with. Then, if it doesn't require KYC, I will register. On gambling sites that use fiat currency in my local country, I don't read long terms and conditions anymore because they don't require players to do KYC. However, when I have free time, I will take the time to read all the terms and conditions they make.
Either a gambling site requires KYC or not, reading the terms and conditions is very important. If you are not new to gambling online, you can just skim and scan through the terms and conditions. Just know that local gambling sites may not require for KYC because you use your bank to fund the account and you also provide phone number phone number. As your bank account is connected to it, it is enough as KYC.
816  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitwise The Year Ahead: 10 Crypto Predictions for 2024 on: December 19, 2023, 12:39:58 PM
If bitcoin ETF is approved. After halving. The market would be for the bulls. Bitcoin price may skyrocket above $100000 before 2025.

What do you think? Which prediction excites you the most?
Prediction number 1 and 2 are the ones I found more interesting. They are mainly about bitcoin price and bitcoin ETF.

One of the predictions that I think will fail is the number 10 which is about Ethereum network fee to reduce. Since many years ago, people thought that would happen but it did not happen. Ethereum went from PoW to PoS, but the fee did not reduce. A simple update from PoW to PoS can fixed that but Ethereum developers did not fix it.
817  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What exchanges still accept credit card option? on: December 19, 2023, 12:04:25 PM
Is there really such a big difference between prices on P2P exchanges and transferring money to the exchange?
P2P can be better in countries that have black market rate. P2P will be higher in price because black market price will be higher than the official price. But the disadvantage of P2P are to those that can not avoid P2P scam. Also to those that fall for inaccurate and non favorable rate. Also that P2P can be slow that credit cards.
818  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Should I be worried about this? on: December 18, 2023, 09:08:46 PM
I am quite curious to know if this was a form of security update or it's just something regular I alone am facing.
You are not the only one seeing it, I can see it too. But what are you afraid of? You do not provide any information about yourself on the site. You do not do anything like KYC. You do not provide anything like payment on the site. So what are you afraid of when you have nothing important to fill on the site than to check some information?
819  Economy / Gambling / Re: List of the best Casinos for UK and europe on: December 18, 2023, 01:45:54 PM
Stake bonuses are still the best considering they still give free coins to those that are not gambling. As a gambler it would hert you but that is the truth, you can get the benefits when the platform wanted users like yourself. That being said, I am not from that region and I don't know how it works in that region. Being said that, I still feel Stake is far better than other casinos you listed on your poll.
How do you know that Stake is better than the two other casinos that OP listed? Have you used the gambling sites before? If you have not used both before gambling sites before and if you have not seen any review about them both from several places, you can not come to a conclusion that stake is better. Although most of us here have not heard of the other two casinos, just only stake which I am expecting most people to choose.
820  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Should I buy bitcoin ETF now? on: December 18, 2023, 11:11:55 AM
As I read their comments, I became confused because what he meant was that he sold $4,626,720.67 and he referred to an altCOIN called ETF.
I do not know what you mean by he sold, but I think you are also talking about what I said already and you are correct if that is it. I do not want to copy and paste the website link on this thread but this image can make other people to understand it better as it is on their website



You can see where the OP get: Already sold for $4,626,720.67 ($5,059,485 is the maxnum amount).

It is the hottest presale now and this might be another pump and dump.
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