It definitely has something to do with it, remember that they don't like competition so look at what they did, they ban bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies so they can make way for their digital currency that is the antithesis of everything a cryptocurrency is.

Exactly, but there's an exception to this rule and that's the short-term people and the traders, might as well do a stop loss when the prices are going down and just go back to it when the prices are much lower and wait for it to go back up again.

Maybe the reason that it isn't used more is probably that it is probably a pretty technical thing to do and an average Joe isn't going to cut it alone. Or maybe not enough people are talking about it. I agree that it is promising but we have to see it perform really good first before anything else.

Wow, what a proactive gang of lawyers that CSW has, the way you describe them sounds like they're people in UFC that are so good with taking down their videos that are streamed or uploaded illegally. How does he pay these lawyers though, I guess his scams are paying well that he can afford this scammers.

There's no way, he wanted to take down the whitepaper, it's just recent remember that? And satoshi isn't the type to go back on his words and make some hypocritical shit. Craig just wants to promote his scams, that's why he is doing this stupid claims.

You know how news always wants to get the scoop no matter how scummy they look, if it gets them clicks then they will fabricate any stories and sell their mothers, there's no good journalism in this day and age.

It's simple, I just believe in it's potential for growth and that bitcoin has proven that it's prices despite all of the volatility part of the market, it can still go up to the prices that not a lot of people have expected to land on.

That's exactly what I just said so I don't get what's the point of quoting me instead of the one that I have quoted. I think that they are already considered a professional fighters because they have been training. Maybe we will see them go against pro boxers in the future because I am sure that exhibition matches aren't going to be good for them forever.

I think that they have some sort of vaccine passport that is probably authenticated and really hard to fake not to mention that there's probably a big fine or infractions to someone who fakes a government document, I think that it's even probably a federal offense or something so I don't think that people are probably going to take the risk of faking it just to gamble.

I think the reason that stops the competition from directly doing it is because if the target proves that the accusations isn't true then there's a potential backfire from them which might damage their company. And I think they all have some tacit agreement that they will screw each other in a legal way because that's much satisfying than the dirty one.

I would like to rephrase that, if everyone just gambles for fun and only for a small amount of time then frustrations goes down because you aren't in there for profit, you want to have fun. Or a much better would be to stop gambling entirely and focus everything on accumulating and investing your money into something that grows like bitcoin and stocks.

If they mean nothing, then why do the authorities look for this first when they are doing an inspection to a business and I think that a crypto gambling website isn't an exemption to that.

I think that these pro boxers can probably get through even though they are dehydrated in a fight, I think that they have been trained to perform under that circumstances. I think the only way to see this is if Lomachenko and Lopez face off in the ring. That's the last thing that might happen to a young and lively professional boxer, losing inspiration. I am saying this though on a basis that I haven't heard of any up and coming fighter suddenly become disenchanted and can't pursue their passion, being an athlete and being paid handsomely for doing it is a dream for many people.

Well, even if you read all the terms and conditions, most websites that requires a registration is probably requiring everyone to accept the Terms and Condition before registering an account which means that reading is pretty much futile.

That's a bit of a bullshit move from them given that there's already an evidence to counter what they're saying, I think that they really don't want you to win money OP because if they were decent, pretty that they would've paid you already and they would've tried to not make it this far.

For someone who has a record of being disrespectful and blackmailing, that's pretty bold of you to say that they should remove the VIP feature of their website.

I hope that Freebitco.in resolves the issue quickly, it kind of makes people get initially confused over the fact that there's a minimum deposit when in reality there's no such thing. I think that it's a minor issue though.

You probably should add some question mark because I don't think that you are declaring something but you are probably asking a question and to answer your question I presume, with a lot of thing going on that is manly negative on the market, I think that it's still unlikely that bitcoin is going to go back to 45k anytime soon.

To answer the question, no there's no way to recover bitcoin unless you have a miracle machine that can decipher the private keys of the addresses that got lost but contains a considerable amount of bitcoin but other than that, there's no other way to recover any lost bitcoin. Also, your 20% is just an estimate of lost coins because we don't exactly know if those coins were really lost or it was just dormant because the owner wants to hodl for a long time.

If people already know this then they should probably know what to do by with Elon doing this and the effects being predictable, I think that there are less cases of panic selling this time if the people already learned.