Alternatively, from the post above, you can create a BIP39 seed phrase and import it to Electrum to force it to generate a legacy wallet. There are 3 options during importing the BIP39 seed; just choose legacy, and don't forget to add the extended word because it can protect your wallet.

You can use https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ and run it on an offline device for BIP39 seed generation.

Actually, I have an Android device as my offline cold storage. Since the device has no SIM, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth IC, it works as my air-gapped device. The only way to sign a transaction is via the camera to scan a QR code. Until now, this is what I use and broadcast my signed transaction on my online device.

@OP If you have two phones, make sure one has no connection to the internet to successfully import the private key into Electrum, and then make a watch-only wallet on the online device and make an unsigned transaction and scan it with your offline Electrum wallet to generate a signed transaction, and then scan it with your online Electrum to broadcast the transaction.

Doing this shouldn't be hard, and it is much safer than directly importing the private key to an online device.

I predicted too much on bearish; if I set it a bit higher, I may win the prize too.

That game seems interesting; you won and made a withdrawal. I might try this game next time to wager 1x.

Anyway, congrats.

Is there a way to see if how much I wager on slots?
I have a bonus win from the prediction contest, but I do not know if there's a built-in feature where it calculates what you wager today.

Because I am trying to withdraw the amount I won and got a higher multiplier. The weird part is when I am trying to withdraw, I still need to wager more even though I already win beyond the bonus amount.

I don't know which one is true, this one or the seizure.

I think if this man died, some staff should update their Twitter page about him, but there are no updates.

I've been contacting their X account since July, but no response.

After checking the site again, it seems it was seized by federal police.

I don't think there's a difference between poor and rich, but since they are both betting, they experience the same thing when they lose.

The only thing that makes them different is that rich people have more money to risk and have different ways to make profit on parlay compared to poor people, and I'm sure when they lose, they have similar feelings.
So I don't think rich people are favored in gambling. Maybe if they play on slots, poor people will lose earlier than a rich guy who can stay long on the slots by betting small with a large amount of capital. This might be what I see that favors rich people because there's a chance they can hit higher multiplier than a poor guy with limited funds to bet.

Honestly, the first thing that led me to Bitcoin was the faucets; others said it was digital money that we could convert into fiat. That is the thing that brought me to invest in some cloud mining site before. At first, they let me do Bitcoin mining for a week and were able to withdraw. That is the first BTC that I withdraw and exchange for real money. I'm shocked at first because it's real money; I thought it wasn't.
Now, after being scammed by a cloud mining site, I look for help, and I end up here on the forum. I see more casinos here in the forum, and I love to play Dragon Tales.
That is the start of my journey with Bitcoin.

Pretty bad. Why did you use a centralized exchange? Most of the exchanges right now are asking for KYC. If you are not KYC verified, you won't be able to withdraw them. Some exchanges will allow you to withdraw, like Binance, but for Changelly they freeze your funds.
I heard several reports here and outside of this forum about using Changelly, so you are not the only one experiencing the same thing, but the problem is I never heard if Changelly refunded them.

Have you tried contacting them via their social media accounts?
It's public, and more people are able to see your post; try Reddit or their X account.
All their social media accounts are on the home page at the bottom.

There's a big liquidity under $118k. I believe the news just helped to wipe out this liquidity under $117k since that was the old price and breakout before the downtrend began, but after a few days of BTC struggling to clear out that liquidity sitting at $117k, it started to drop again.
However, this might be just a retracement, and there is not so much volume incoming during weekends so this friday should be bearish because institution and big whales are closing their position and wait again for open market next weekdays.

So we might see the price pump again on upcoming monday to try to break $117k if it fails it might be the last pump and signal for upcoming bearish to test $114k again.

I thought the kid was lucky and would help you to win huge, but the result ended up being losing all the amount you deposited.
At least the kid was having fun, and I think there's no difference; if you are the one who spins it, the result should be the same unless you are planning to bet some of them on sports betting or play a skill-based game.

I think mine is the funniest one: I bet the whole capital in a single bet on a slot. I didn't notice that it was set to max bet, which leads to losing the whole capital in an instant. I just laugh at how I was dumb playing a slot and accidentally bet the whole capital, not a big amount, so it shouldn't bring me to frustration because I lost it all.

Hardware wallets are developed devices based on cold-storage wallets, and you can actually build your own air gap device. The only advantage of a hardware device is that it supports multiple coins; however, it is still not good to protect your assets from potential hardware issues. Cold storage on a newer hard drive has a much longer lifespan than a hardware wallet device, which has an 8-year or shorter lifespan.
Like Ledger Nano. I heard that most users had power issues after three years of not using it.
So if you don't have a backup, your assets are lost forever.

I am more confident of having a Cryptosteel to save my backup seed for a much longer lifespan and having a DIY hardware wallet than using a hardware wallet like Ledger Nano, which is closed source.

A little suggestion: if you are looking for an easier one and don't need to download or sync blocks, you can try Electrum as your watch-only wallet. The PSBT should be cross-compatible with Bitcoin Core, and it should be straightforward to broadcast your transaction.
But if you want to keep using Bitcoin Core, you would need "finalizepsbt" to make it raw hex and broadcast it to any of this list or load it as text on Electrum and then broadcast.

Well, I was just attracted to their old news about being able to withdraw BTC from PayPal to an external Bitcoin address, but after trying to log in to my PayPal account on the mobile phone or via the web, there was no option for cryptocurrency. I can't see this anywhere on the PayPal website or on the app. That's why I tried to ask the support about this. Like I said in the previous post, it's unavailable in our jurisdiction. However, they are planning to expand in the future; no exact date or year, but maybe in the next year or so they are going to support more countries.

These candlestick patterns and signals depend on the market's current condition and trend.
Usually, they use these candlesticks for reversal signals, but it isn't good if you see these candlesticks on a lower time frame because most of them are false signals. It works mostly on higher time frames, but it must be combined with other signals or indicators to confirm the reversal, like RSI divergence. Using them alone won't work much, but I do use them and sometimes use the trial-and-error setup where I risk pretty low compared to the premium one where I risk higher. If it is in confluence with other strategies, I am going to put it in a premium setup, but if it's not, it is for a try-and-error setup.

PSBT means "Partially Signed Bitcoin Transaction"

I think PSBT is enabled by default on watch-only wallets.

Check the image below for how to create an unsigned PSBT.



Just in case you are using an old version and you can't find this feature, I suggest try enabling it in the options>wallet check image below.



But I believe for the latest Bitcoin Core, this manual PSBT control is enabled by default, so you can't find it under that tab if you're trying to look for that.

In your offline device Once you create an unsigned PSBT from an online device, transfer it to an offline device and load the PSBT to sign it. You should be able to find  "Load PSBT from file..." under the menu and then file.
Image below for reference.




It is for creating offline transaction and like I said it is enabled by default on latest version.

That filesystem should be fine for a Linux PC.

I did some research about this SSD model; it seems it's common for this model to have a slow writing speed but have faster read.
This might be the cause of this issue, like the report here.

However, the most common solution that I heard is to update its firmware.
I found the guide from Samsung on how to update SSD. You can read them here

Updating shouldn't affect the stored data, but for safety purposes make sure to back up all data first before you proceed to update it to the latest version.

This is my first time hearing someone use the Fibonacci strategy in the casino. I thought it only existed in trading.
It looks like a reverse martingale where you increase your bet by 50% every time you win based on the Fibonacci sequence, but the only difference is there's no golden zone. It seems like this is more reverse martingale than calling it Fibonacci?

This man thought he could manage to win big and recover his losses if he used this strategy, but the fact is he made his capital lose quickly and blamed the casino for his unlucky result.

Well, some people are attracted to people who invested in Bitcoin in the early days and became rich or made big profits.
That's most people's intent to buy BTC—to think that they can also make a profit by holding BTC—but for those who don't know the cycle and are affected by FUDs, newbies usually always end up selling their holdings with negative profit.

However, for those people who know the cycle, they will stick to holding their BTC, and some people do DCA to fill their bags more every time the price drops further because they see what will happen after block halving.

Well, the bearish day a few days ago was a weekend; there's not so much volume on those days compared to weekdays, when most of the big whales and institutions are active.

The current price action I believe if we don't see a reattempt of testing that supply zone around $116k and breaking this liquidity under $117k this week for a healthy uptrend on the daily time frame, it should retest the support zone under $113k, or it might not go more below $114k. However, if the price continues to drop and absorb all liquidity under that $113k, it might go further down.

I don't expect to go further down since it still shows an uptrend; my gut tells me it is going to retest the resistance zone within this week.
Let's see in 2 more days for the Fed interest and FOMC event that might be the time for a retest or break in that area.

Why did you bring up the Google ads? I didn't mention it in my post, and the majority of what I mean is blog content.

Anyway, about Google advertisements a few years ago. Casinos are not allowed, but Google claims that this depends on your jurisdiction. If you live in a country with strict regulations, you will find it difficult to advertise your casino on Google Adwords. Google ads have limitations, and the majority of what we see on Facebook when it comes to casino promotions does not exist on Google ads.


Look at the policy here: Gambling and games