Do you say that you could predict the price movement of Bitcoin? Congratulations, you must have become a millionaire by now.
I wonder why many Bitcoin investors cannot predict the movement of this so called "cycle", which determines the Bitcoin price?
How does the centralization of a coin affect it's demand? Even centralized coins can have high demand and increasing prices.
I'm not talking about the pump & dump shitcoins(or memecoins), where the price is artificially pumped.
The level of desentralisation has little to do with the market forces of supply and demand.

AFAIK, every website with an affiliate program has Terms of Service, where it is clearly stated that the website owners can change the rules of the affiliate program(including commission rates) anytime they want. Joining the Affiliate program means that you accept those Terms of Service. Good luck going to court with any claims. I don't know about any affiliate program in the world, that would agree to discuss any changes of the commission rates with their affiliates. If you don't like the new commission rates, just stop promoting BCGame and try to find a casino with a more lucrative affiliate program.

The US default would probably have a short term positive impact over crypto, because of the panic in the fiat financial markets many investors might turn towards crypto as an alternative. On the other hand, a US default might cause a new Great Depression worldwide and I'm not sure how the cryptocurrency markets would react to a big recession or depression. The prices of all financial assets might start going down.
The US dollar was the number 1 global reserve currency 20-30 years ago. Nowadays, the usage of US dollars as a reserve currency will drop more and more, which is something normal. The BRICS countries have grown a lot over the last 20 years and they will create their own reserve currency.

Saying that gambling is a choice sounds like a BS excuse to me. Doing drugs is also "a choice". Becoming an alcoholic is "a choice" as well.
Ruining your life is a choice. Sometimes the people lose control over their behavior and their choice suddenly becomes an addiction.
Being addicted is not a choice, it's an illness that has to be cured. The life story you are describing seems like a scam to me.
Letting someone else manipulate and scam you is your choice, but that doesn't mean that it's your fault only. The scammer is also guilty of manipulating and scamming innocent people.

KYC is imposed by the governments and the crypto companies must abide by the law, otherwise they will have to shut down.
I can't agree that crypto is "becoming" centralized. Crypto exchanges exist for one decade and they always have been centralized, but more and more people are moving their funds from centralized exchanges to cold wallets. This means that crypto is actually becoming more decentralized.
I agree that Bitcoin is more of an asset rather than a currency, but I guess that Satoshi failed to predict that the scarce nature of BTC will turn it into an asset and make it less useful as a currency. However, this doesn't make Bitcoin less useful as a store of value.

I'm really suspicious when it comes to Web3 or different "connect your crypto wallet" type of websites and services.
Do you know that crypto drainers exist? When an innocent crypto user agrees to a sketchy smart contract and connects his wallet to a website or service, all the crypto in his wallet gets drained. I've seen this shit happening to Exodus and Metamask users.
I hope that this is going to be a legit crypto casino and not another crypto scam.
Is this your announcement thread? Just the logo of your online casino?
By the way, I like the name and the domain of your casino. Just.bet looks simple, easy to remember and catchy. Many new casinos have weird and hard to remember names, which is bad for marketing.

I have never seen a Youtube Ad about gambling. By "gambling" I mean actual online casinos. I've seen sports betting ads in the past(maybe it was last year). Nowadays, I mostly see gaming ads promoting some sketchy apps on Google Play. No gambling ads whatsoever. What kind of settings do you have in your Youtube/Google account? I want to allow gambling ads on Youtube. That would be fun to watch and analyze(from a marketing perspective). I want to see how the online casino are promoting their business and how they attract customers.

At what price? Will the HODLers sell their BTC at the current price? Probably not. What if the HODLers refuse to sell at a price that is lower than 100K USD or more? Does it make sense for the central bankers to buy all Bitcoin/crypto at ridiculously high prices? Nope...
Buying all the miners won't change anything. New mining hardware is being produced and sold every year. New crypto miners will appear.
And by the way, the central bankers in any country in the world aren't allowed by the law to buy asset different than gold, treasury bonds and stable fiat currencies. Buying cryptocurrencies and mining hardware will never be added to the list.

The global inflation in 2023 is definitely going to be lower than the 2022 inflation(unless World War III begins). I cannot predict exact percentages. Do you really want someone to try and predict the future of the global economy for you? Not going to happen.
Some countries are going to have lower inflation than others, but the overall situation is going to be better(until the recession kicks in).
The markets are unstable by nature. Low price volatility doesn't mean stability. I don't rely on the opinions of economic experts, because I have a degree in macroeconomics and I'm not that dumb.

I don't think that implementing surveys and asking the gamblers about their issues would change anything.
It's all about the casino creating clear and simple Terms of Service and keeping it's promises. If the casino has a betting threshold, then it should warn the gamblers on time, when they get past that betting threshold(or block their accounts). If the casino allows VPNs, if should be stated in the Terms of Service, that the casino should not be held accountable if the gambler has problems with his VPN provider.
Having clear and simple rules will help for preventing potential lawsuits in the future.

Extroverts can be successful at creating and growing crypto companies(because they are energetic and have great social skills), while the introverts can be successful at cryptocurrency trading(because they are patient and are good analysts). I'm just joking. I don't know what determines the financial success of any individual in the world. If you ask me, success is all about hard work and learning from your mistakes.
If doesn't matter if you are an introvert or extrovert. Genetic inheritance plays an important role in life. Tall men with good looks(good genetics) tend to be more successful in life in comparison to the short and ugly men.

Some banks are managed quite well, while other banks are managed in a corrupt and incompetent way. We can't put all banks in one category.
Repeating "banks are bad, crypto is good" is one of the few things that annoys me about Bitcoin/crypto maximalism. The commercial banks aren't all bad, the central banks with their money printing machines are the ones, who are ruining the financial sector.
Saying that banks are bad, only because they are centralized is also a bit delusional. The crypto exchanges are also centralized. There are multiple examples of centralized entities being successful.

1.Make a good announcement thread.
2.A casino with a refund policy? You have invented the best thing since bread. I'm sure that all the gamblers in the world will join your casino and start betting(and asking for refunds when they lose).  What do you mean by "if player is not satisfied"? What makes a gambler unsatisfied? Losing money or the slots games having bad design?
3.The NFT trend is almost dead. Why do you have to bother with NFTs?
4.Perhaps you could change the name of your casino and website to something catchy. nftonspin sounds weird to me.
Anyway, good luck with this project, OP.

I remember that there were Bitcoin P2P lending platforms 5-6 years ago, but most of them went bankrupt or exit scammed.
It's hard to use crypto for loans, because of the price volatility and the high risk. Getting BTC loans by using altcoins as collateral seems kinda pointless to me. The altcoin prices might collapse faster than the BTC price, so the lender has to liquidate the loan and the sell the collateral fast. This makes the whole process more like crypto trading, rather than borrowing. Also the interest rates for crypto loans seem to be higher than the fiat loans. I wouldn't bother with crypto loans, if you ask me.

The US debt ceiling debate has almost nothing to do with the current Bitcoin price. The BTC price dropped a little bit, which is normal for a volatile asset. We are witnessing high transaction fees on the BTC blockchain, caused by the ordinals protocol and this might have a small negative impact over the price. The crypto winter isn't over and I don't know why some newbies are still disappointed every time the BTC price drops by a thousand dollars. This is pretty much expected. The BTC bull wave won't come in 2023 for sure. I expect 2025 to be the most bullish year for Bitcoin.

The possibility of a US default is real only for the Russian and Chinese propaganda.
I'm sure that the Republicans will agree for increasing the debt ceiling, in exchange of something else(I don't know what).
By the way, I watched some banker from JP Morgan being interviewed on CNN and he said that there shouldn't be a debt ceiling at all.
I guess that a part of the US bankers want the USA to have unlimited debt, without any ceilings. I wonder what will happen to the US dollar, when such thing happens.

Tether might decide to increase the BTC in their portfolio from 2% up to 4% or 5%. So what? This isn't such a big deal.
I don't know why we should be paying attention to such insignificant news. As if Tether would want buy more Bitcoins and boost the BTC in their portfolio up to 20% or 50%(which will make them a volatile coin, instead of a stablecoin).
I'm not familiar with Tether's financial results, but I don't think that their monthly net profits are that big.


We all know that Tether uses the "fractional reserve" principle, but we can't prove this with valid evidence.
On the other hand, I don't think that Tether would "obtain more loans" in order to buy more Bitcoin/crypto. This is extremely risky and it will basically destroy their business model. Tether's entire concept and business model is based on safety and security, not on taking higher risks.

Not a single player from Manchester City had a weak performance. All of them played really well.
Real Madrid players where on the opposite side. Benzema was pretty isolated and blocked by Man City defenders. Rodrigo was horrible and Vinicius Jr. also had a bad day. Kroos and Modric were outclassed by the midfielders of Manchester City. Real Madrid's wing backs didn't provide enough support for Vinicius and Rodrigo in attack, mostly because they were under pressure during the entire game. Great game by Bernardo Silva and Jack Grealish. Solid performance by KDB as usual. All Man City players were outstanding.  

Is it possible that the interest rates are declining and the real estate sector is collapsing at the same time?
I don't believe that having affordable mortgages would have any negative impact over the real estate sector.
The fiscal and monetary policies of many governments around the world tend to be less and less effective. Financial discretion done by the government seems more like a mistake nowadays. The right thing to do is to cut more government spending and put the national budget deficit under control.
I don't know where do you live. The situation is my country is difficult as well, but the real estate sector is still in good shape and the inflation levels are slowly declining.

I don't think that using a credit card is more dangerous than any other payment method(in terms of online security). The problem is that using a credit card might get you into debt, which is something you don't want. In general, credit cards are more convenient than crypto, because you just link the card to your account and you don't have to manually replenish the funds in it.
I would never use a credit card for gambling purposes, but that's just me. I gamble with small amounts and I tend to avoid taking big risks.
I don't care that much about bigger bonuses/rewards, because I know that the casino will try the best it can to take your money, rather than give you any money. This is just marketing. Don't expect to make any profits out of casino bonuses.