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yeuh lets not be lazy for once . creating acount and testing the site does not consume too much time and if you are not tired yet , you can make also make a post in this thread about your experience in this casino . this will help the owner to improve their site and you can help other gamblers that are going to try . we can deposit small amount or we can use the faucet if they have one for testing porpuses . We can't blame them though because most of them are probably busy people and the time that it takes to create an account is time consuming for them that they don't want to do it. Some people are like this so don't be too quick to judge, even I am the same because I have this account and then I have to do our presentation in school and I trade too. |
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We have to all chill and take things easy with 1xbit because what there is accused of is popular among most gambling platforms even stake is recently called out for the same thing on this forum the user claimed stake frozen his $180k winning and ban him from the chat so should we now red tag stake account on this forum and red tag everyone associated with them the answer is no we have to give time to legitimate issues to get resolved.
Unlike Stake and other reputable gambling sites that got called out, 1xbit has already been proven to scam people out of their money or wins in their platform so I don't get why you are defending them, probably your desperation to get paid in signature campaigns is what's making you say that. |
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Thank you for the feedback, I will be sending this thread link to my friends because I just want to make sure that they won't get scammed or anything and having their hopes up that they will get something out of this scam. Again, I appreciate the responses.
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There's no need to think of those matters.
Bitcoin is already quite established and there's no need to worry about those super powers and countries that are too big for it. Just as the usual thing when there's an opponent and they cannot beat it.
Soon, they'll join.
You don't know what you're talking about superpower nations, look at what China did to the market after it cracked down on mining, that is just the tip of the iceberg of what they can do, superpower nations have the nukes, the supercomputers and the money to do what they want if they see it fitting their interests. Also, these nations aren't just going to join in, that's a sign of being defeated for them and no one easily yields like superpower nations. |
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The binance ban is only a small part of the bigger picture and no matter how they sugarcoat everything, there is always a deeper meaning or a deeper reason for all of these efforts in pinning down this industry and every person within it. Achieving the desired results of such reasons they always mention including criminal activities are only cherries on top of the big cake that they are baking. The majority of people will always be greedy and selfish, even more when in power and of high position compared to others. While some may differ and stand firm on their morals, it is very rare. Oh well, at least these reasons they spout can somehow make things seem good at least since we can't do anything about their plans anyway.
Of course there is if you try to look for it, that's how religion is, finding meaning where there's none. Maybe Thailand really want Binance to pay for their infractions in their soil that's why they do this ban or maybe I am wrong and you are right that there's a deeper reason but who knows, we will never know u til everything surfaces. |
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Well, let's not generalize Africa. It's not a country, rather it's a continent. South Africa is an African country who are friendly towards crypto. There are definitely some countries shown negative attitude towards crypto, but that does not define Africa as a whole. I know Zimbabwe is facing hyperinflation, but crypto isn't going to help there as it didn't do for Venezuela.
It's all about mindset. Most of the African countries are poor today because of European expansionist mentality. It wouldn't be incorrect to say that Europe's extreme wealth is mainly stolen from Africa and India. Then their fascist rulers made it even worse.
I don't think that European's expansionist mentality is the only reason why some of the countries in Africa are among the poorest, I think a bigger reason than Africa's past is it's variety of tribes and I think that sometimes it's one the biggest reasons for many civil wars and genocides in the continent, if you are from a different tribe then you are being discriminated. Bitcoin can help the continent but they have to first realize that no matter how different their tribes are, they are still the same people of one country. |
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I don't see people as a slave because we are all working to achieve our dreams, I have my people and we are working together so we can achieve our common goal. Cryptocurrency are not created to make you rich instantly, it's main purpose is to give financial access to those who need it and that's not slavery. We have to be more optimistic with cryptocurrency, as we continue to grow many people will enjoy this market.
Yeah, people in the business sector don't want to make it look like that but if the people who works for you and you working doesn't have any time to do other things besides making money, you, me and the people you work with are technically slaves because we work our asses off over something that limits our self discovery. |
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I don't think so, aren't most banks around the world works based on the idea of fractional banking system where they can borrow money even though they don't have any collateral to put for the money? If so, I don't think that the Bangladesh's Central Bank will collapse because the government will definitely come to their aid.
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Well, it's best to think that these government being friendly onto crypto are just gradual step for more worldwide adoptions. I mean Germany is a global leader and seeing they are that legally fine with it makes other countries think they may are out of the trend, just my two cents.
But they're not that enough because in my opinion, they aren't as influential as USA, China or Russia, they might be influential in Europe though but they aren't in the global level but that influence is still enough I think because that's still a lot of people. |
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I believe in Bitcoin to break a new record and see a new ATH in this year. But it will take a long time seemingly. For a long time, Bitcoin price has been going upwards and downwards between $30k and $40k. And it doesn't give green light for a new rally yet.
I believe it too but I don't think that it will be that big of a difference with the previous ATH that is going to happen because I am pretty sure that it's impossible for bitcoin to do a big jump in less than 6 months or so. |
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That's a big thing to say, I don't think that bitcoin is going to come to that point by the end of 2022, bitcoin can't even go back to 60k yet and we are predicting it to pump that big? If bitcoin can get to a 100k, maybe I can see the possibility of bitcoin going to that point and hopefully I am proven wrong with this doubt within me.
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we have managed to see the Rise and fall and how risky this market is, meaning another 10 years assurance is really hard to presume . But of course all of us are praying that this will continue growing for the next 10-50 years from now. Just because bitcoin survived for a decade doesn't mean that it will for another decade and so on. Remember that change is constant and if another one appears and are much more powerful than bitcoin then bitcoin will get left behind. Hopefully it will do but we can't assume that there is similarities in the past with the future. |
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I see a very bright future for Bitcoin. In 10 years, there will be a lot of things going on for Bitcoin. Some of them will be positive, some will be negative. But eventually, Bitcoin will consolidate its place in the market way more than now I believe. And I can't even imagine what the price would be then. I assume that we can see at least $500k or above.
Not to be a killjoy but I have to but it's too early to say that bitcoin will be able to survive or even get to that 500k but I am optimistic that it will reach there but I don't think that 10 years is enough time to build up that momentum. A lot of things can happen in 10 years so it's too early for me to say anything else. |
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One of my friends are sharing a Telegram link which calls themselves as ETH Ads. They say that you get paid for each ads, and there's a referral system. This pricked my ears and I have a hunch that this is a Pyramiding scheme although my friend says that there's no need to invest some money out of it. My question is whether it is legitimate or not?
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I believe this thread has nothing to do with any other cryptocurrency besides bitcoin. So I hope you really understand that what is being discussed is about bitcoin and nothing else. Have you heard of generalization? I mean, hodling almost applies to any cryptocurrencies and not just bitcoin. I do understand the question, and I am not responsible if you don't understand that I was generalizing. |
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Thats going to be extreme from the imf and I don't think they have this much interference in what a country decides to do with its laws, the furthest they can do is advice what happens after that is the country’s business and its people.
Otherwise this law still stands, bitcoin remains to be a legal tender currency in El Salvador.
You may not know it but IMF doesn't worry about taking back the money for their grants or loans, they care more about favor and long-term stuff that don't necessarily have to be paid in money so there's a likely chance that if the deal is sweet enough for El Salvador, maybe they might revoke it. But I don't think that IMF will go to that length to just do that, I mean it's a small country so the damage isn't big enough. |
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I don't know much about the reason why gold isn't part of pension funds but I don't think that all pension funds don't have any gold in their portfolio. I think it's a good time to add bitcoin to pension fund because if you look at it, the prices overtime proved that bitcoin can go back up in prices even if a manor setback or dump happens.
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If you want to have more drugs, violence, tax evaders and general blood money on the streets then probably it's alright for you to allow dirty money to be cleaned because that's where those money likely come from. There's no good coming out of this Bangladesh legislation to make dirty money clean no matter which angle you are looking at it.
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If the next cycle falls under the same date and time, I think that it's enough evidence that bitcoin is repeating a cycle that can help you predict the right time to buy and sell. My only problem is that what happens if there really was a cycle and we know how to do it with the market, will the pattern be the same because people will have a different movement than the last time?
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The amount of the hacked bitcoin is still in my question, I can't believe there are many users on their platform.
Investing in an AI trading bot seems skeptical to me. I guess it is either planned since the start, or they were hacked.
AI trading has a potential, algorithms that trades on it's own are already made by HFT companies in stock market so there's a good cover for the scammers to do the technology because there's a proof of existence and proof that it works. You are probably right that this was planned from the start because that's a pretty big coincidence that they disappeared and showed up in UK right after the hack. |
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