I think we should look for alternative if we can't change what's happening. Limit bitcoin transactions and if you need rapid transactions, look for alterantives. Maybe ease a bit of strain by moving to segwit, or why not try lightning network. If that don't satisfy us, there are so called improvement on bitcoin blokchain by forking it. They might be doing great with fees. Or even try different alts that are promising feeless transfers.
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Gambling for me is changing with my age and techology. As a child, it were games played with my pocket money on local fairs. Didn't realized I was gambling at the moment. On High school, played poker with friends, even visited some underground poker clubs. As an adult, I have visited to casinos but rarely played there. Did some sports betting with bet365 using Skrill dollars. But the best form of online gambling were introduced to me after I found crypto. Dice and Crash, they are my favorite now.
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But if they all are delisted from centralized exchanges they will lose liquidity as the only option remains ,i.e. decentralized p2p exchanges that currently have a pretty low volume of operations.
True, but privacy coin aren't meant for trading or making profit from their price volatility. If their price will drop so be it. Besides, what's the utility of these coins if you are going to buy them from a centralized exchange that knows every thing about you! The privacy coin has been a genre that are receiving comparative success in crypto industry. There are a lot of newer privacy based crypto and they are also being adopted by many platforms. Not only for Darkweb, they are also getting popular with porn industry and payment for adult services.
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Last US elections were a perfect example how wrong the surveys can go. I remember around the election times, odds were very high for Trump while it was low for Hillary. No media had expected Trump to win it. They knew they were all set to make Hillary the President. But the actual desire of people were different. It's always interesting to gamble on politics. Small event can turn the odds from one side to another.
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I've used nano and they are truly fast. I'm following them since Raiblocks and has mixed experience with them but they have done impressive job in recent years and has established NANO as a popular coin. If promoted right, they could be the day to day transaction coin among crypto users.
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The war between China and US are economical. As US tries to marginalize China, it is trying to create it's own economic bloc. China won't go with a full fledged war against US cause it knows it can't win over US military. And in case of US attacking China, China would want to prove it to be the right one, an attack on bitcoin would be against it's image correction strategy. And also if more than 50% of mining power is coming from pools from China, it doesn't mean Chinese government owns them all.
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I ask you to express your assumptions in this regard.
I doubt people will answer the same question, so these are their assumptions about 50 Bitcoin movements... you can check it yourself I apologize. Apparently I was late with my question. I'm on emotions after reading the information, I decided to share it with the community, without thinking that there are people faster than me. I hope that 1 millions of satoshi bitcoin will be never touched, overwise it will dump btc so hard
I think that if Satoshi exists, then he will not allow this, since such actions will lead to panic and discard the cryptocurrency world in its development ten years ago. Therefore, I doubt that Satoshi Nakamoto will want to harm his brainchild by such actions. 1 million bitcoin is a legendary tale. We don't know for sure if satoshi nakamoto owns that amount of bitcoins. We don't know the exact amount of coins satoshi mined and what potion of it do he hold. Even if he owns 1 million bitcoin, it's not in a single wallet as the largest amount in single wallet is 168K coins. That means he might have in several small amounts in multiple of wallets of which the wallet in discussion could be one. It won't bring any turmoil in the market if moved in smaller amounts.
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For future reference. -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- 23/05/2020 I'm Tipstar from bitcointalk forum. My address for further reference : bc1qttttttenqqafa7q3hdxf5py2gmk2xweckc7n4c -----BEGIN SIGNATURE----- H7MMQN2VksTd6W7NpmcxOxxVjAg8z557dXczHZny29WpIEgv2kY2BlK+FquQAItfImb2vols1/QJ6fdLwceM8DE= -----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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Every licensed gambling platform should abide by law when asked to. So, all of them may ask you to do a KYC and to prove your source. There are both kind of people. One who don't care but they too would love the simplicity of come win and leave. If forced to, they would fill their KYC without any issue. The other group are careful about their privacy, they'd rather leave a small amount they exposing their identity. And there's the last group that uses gambling site to launder their wrongful earning, they are why KYC are made for. If found they could leave coins but won't reveal themselves.
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Cartesi undoubtedly is a good project. They could be the next Ethereum for dapps. If anyone has the capacity to develop playable native games on blockchain it would be cartesi. I don't think it does make any good sense to glorify a manager for a successful project as they could have hired anyone. And by some contacts it was bubba.
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It's too early to say if Ethereum is undervalued or overvalued. Ethereum is an utility token and it's price is maintained by supply and demand rather than speculation about scarcity. There is still no limit of Ethereum generation. Don't expect it to rise as much as bitcoin but it could rise as there's still a large population who don't use crypto.
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I prefer to use less flashy ones. I feel easy with vintage slots with less columns to match. I am also not a huge fan of multiple row prizes. I prefer keeping it as low as possible. After vintage, I like to choose one with natural theme like jungle slots. I don't like too much colors or abstract shapes.
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There are a few people in this forum who do actually know who is/are satoshi nakamoto. But they won't reveal it as it was intended to remain so. There might be privacy issues, satoshi and many of early miners poses a threat for the amount of coins they hold and the real creator could be a person with drastically different personality in real life.
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Even the graph illustrated by him says it's the volume of USDT only. Huobi maybe one of the largest to transact with USDT but it doesn't mean it's number one in total transactions as binance features many coin pair than Huobi and many stable coins than Huobi do. If you visit Huobi market, you'll see USDT pair market on the front while their are multiple stable coin on Binance. BUSD and USDC is the stable coin that Binance prefers to USDT.
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The local unlicensed casino are much more active than usual as people are at home and nothing to do. People feel a fake sense of security when you get involved within the local community and they do involve in such gambling. The most popular being different forms of poker. Though police are often raiding them if someone tipped them off.
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Binance is careful on selecting the coins to host in its platform. About half of the IEO there are inside project while the rest are from a well established team. Getting into Binance IEO is not possible for a new team that want to raise a quick fund. So, it's not even worth trying for them.
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The concept is good but I could not agree to the arrangement of coins. They should have been done by their nature. Though he tried to group privacy focused coins at a place, a popular and advocated as a privacy coin, DASH is not on the list. Even the first column order of BCH, NANO and DASH seems so different.
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Your KYC verification was disapproved because the photos you uploaded are not visible enough, you need to get a better phone with good camera quality to take photos, the fault is yours not theirs
It looks like OP needs to upload a new picture that used a better camera to make sure his picture is visible enough to be used as verification. OP, have you tried to take a new picture using a better camera to get HD resolution for verification purpose? That would be the the first thing to do. But P2PB2B has been infamous for freezing user funds without any issue. Blocking and asking for KYC for a small movement of coins is a red flag to start with. Try sending them your real good quality docs but if they persistently turn it down, start a scam accusation. But I hardly believe that would yield anything.
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Buy. Hold half in your wallet and forget. Trade the rest with USD, grid style. You'll never go on loss and probably make a profit on BTC. I make about 1% per month just trading in and out of USD. But don't risk all your coins on trading profit as you might miss the ultimate bull run.
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