The article says that some Ayushi Jain stole the BTC from a hard wallet using a passphrase. I don't know why multisig isn't used in such cases by such "partners" who are trying to use BTC for funding their companies.

So coming to your question, do not invest in these startups if they come in the form of ICO's, Airdrops etc etc. That time is long gone and it has always been a risk. Most of the time, there is no guarantee that the founding team members will continue to work or even if they do, whether they will find any takers for their projects. This has happened to a lot of devs/ founders who raised money using BTC. Many people also contrast this situation with the usual VC/ Angel-investor setup where there is a team that monitors/ guides the startup and the money is dependent on delivery.

In case of investment with BTC, These startups have no incentive to deliver as they have their millions even before they have started working. In case you feel any of these ICOs to be legitimate enough, make sure you check it with the people here at the forum as there are a lot of people in the reputation section who bust/ identify scams for a living here.

Lastly, if you are yourself a founding partner, use multisig and ensure exclusivity of your private key.

This is basically what I was expressing in another thread. If you are playing a 50/50 odds then every game is independent. Meaning if you lose one game the next game you still have those odds. You don't suddenly have better odds for your next game.

I'm actually thinking on doing just that. Considering the current settings for Bitcoin price betting, you can target a pretty big range, $3k, with 3 bets:



If the outcome odds will stay the same 16 days later, I think it's worth trying.

Also betting 1 k sats with the highest possible payout, like this, for instance:

Nope, they'll work just fine. So an ad for abc.com would still show up on abc.com/xyz

I did. I bet only 1k sats on that range, because I do it for fun, not to make money with it, and I had my fun, I won with even higher than 4.2x multiplier



that was so because of the Time Weight Multiplier, I suppose.

Regarding where the BTC price will end up at the end of April, I personally predict $10k+, if the things with the coronavirus will start improving in the second half of April, and I think they will.

Anyways, I'm going to wait 17 more days until making my bets, because we are at the turning point at the moment, and the next two weeks will be decisive.

Here is official statement about this all hopefully this will help you all about understanding this rule

If you don't want to wager you can just keep a balance above 100 USD to play without captcha.

1) Deposit a certain amount of BTC. I think you can see the full requirements whenever you click on "Claim with No CAPTCHA"
2) Wager on multiplier/ betting. The amount depends on the progress to unlock higher amounts. Likewise, each claim reduces the bonus by a small amount.

Can't wait. Gonna rack up some RP so my capcha-less account can continue free rolling

I hate to be sound discouraging, but I reckon 1st April is too early especially with the Corona thing still ongoing and other countries still reporting cases and deaths.

I've had plenty of success with the Martingale strategy on the Auto-bet option on Multiply BTC. Set ON WIN to Return to Base Bet and ON LOSE to Increase Bet By 50% (although martingale requires doubling) and start. Unless you're VERY unlucky, this will garner you consistent gains. But here's something you have to take into account: have atleast a 100,000 satoshi balance, and start betting with 5-10 satoshi per bet to minimize the chance of losing everything at once.

You can't really know what bitcoin will do in 10 days, if we did know that we would have been richer much more than just gambling, we would have longed or shorted our positions with leverage to make insane amount of profit, but we don't know it at all.

Which is why it is also incredibly hard to make a wager on it as well, that is why 3rd most wagered, 5th most wagered type of results end up winning.

Even if the interest rate is 7% per annum, why would anybody take that kind of risk with their money.
You are basically giving out your money to someone you don't know and hoping to get 7% more in return at the end of 1 year.
You know how good hackers are at hacking such exchanges and services right. I am sure I would never take the risk of investing my money just for a mere 7%.
I would rather hold it in my wallet and hope BTC to increase 7% more than it would normally do.

After a drop to the low $5,000s last week, BTC has surged above $6,000 again.

With odds of 11.18 and 11.90, $6,001 - $6,500 and $6,501 - $7,000 respectively are great options to put your bets on.

Where will the Bitcoin Price end up at 23:59 UTC on March 31st? Only 3 days to go! Get your bets in and win a share of the 1.40 BTC prize pool!

Wondering why there are times when we earn more rewards, now it is slow even when I still have the same referrer holding a good amount of balance.

If you have a large enough balance and a good strategy you can go a very long time without going bust. The house edge tells you how likely you are to lose but if your balance is large enough you can make up for those losses before you run out of money.

I know, but the day before i was doing so good, I had even thought of putting in some serious money.
Thank god i didn'tm it was only $5 investment, and in the end $20 lost