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Coins.ph ay mas lalong nagpalakas at kaya na nitong higitan pa ang mga malalaking kompanya na may kaparehong platform.  Maganda sana ang layunin ng Coins.ph, pero kung ganito lang din ang mangayari, malamang mas pipiliin pa ng mga tao ang gcash at other platform na may responsive supports system at kayang ibigay ang maganda ng serbisyo. Common User Complaints: Public reviews often mention high fees, unresponsive customer support, and failed transactions as common issues.
Sa tingin po ba natin kaya ito ng Coin.ph? Para sa akin mahirap. Mas mabuti munang e address yung current issues nila kaysa haharap na naman sa malaking responsibilidad. Para sa karagdagang impormasyon: https://bitpinas.com/fintech/coins-ph-aims/ |
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No need to freak out, we’ve seen dips like this so many times already.
To lighten the mood a bit, let’s do something different...
If you want, drop a short poem or rhyme about this Bitcoin dip. Anything that is funny, sarcastic, inspirational, whatever mood you’re in.
Who’s got one?
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So I was browsing the sportsbook earlier ( you can see the site in my signature, that’s where it came from, but I’m not promoting it or anything). I was only there because I applied for the SC, then I noticed something I honestly haven’t seen before in the other sportsbooks I’ve used… maybe five or more already. They actually display this “expert tips” on the match page. The one I saw was for a local basketball game (PBA), and it looked like they were giving some recommended pick based on their so-called expert analysis or whatever algorithm they’re using. I’m just curious if anyone here finds that kind of thing useful. Do you really think it helps, or is it just another way to push bettors toward a certain side? Maybe in other games they also show the same type of expert tip, I just haven’t checked them yet. |
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I’m sure some people here believe that winning long-term in sports betting is actually possible. And if you’re one of those who have been profitable for a while, I hope you can share some real tips and tricks. I want to know the following.. • What websites or analytics tools do you follow?
• Any pro tipsters or groups you subscribe to (paid or free)?
• What forums or communities actually give value?If you can, please answer those directly. I’m not looking for spammy general comments like “###***^^^  ” only as that stuff is obvious already. I want real inputs from bettors who actually grind and know what they’re doing. Maybe we can all learn something useful if real sports bettors jump in and share their experience.
I would like to thank these guys for giving me specific answers. @stadus @yahoo62278 (+1) @DubemIfedigbo001 (+1) |
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Honestly from my own experience I feel like I hit more correct picks when I just watch the first half and only place my bet for the 2nd half. You think you see who’s actually playing good, who’s tired, and how is the flow of the game.
But I’m not sure if that’s a real edge or just me getting lucky.
Anyone here do the same? Does waiting for 2nd half really make your predictions sharper or it’s just a feeling?
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Curious lang mga kabayan, nabasa ko kasi na maraming naka-jackpot noon sa mga bounty campaigns during 2017 bull run, umaabot pa raw ng milyon sa value lalo na nung ATH.
Ang tanong ko lang, kumusta naman after all these years? Na-invest nyo ba yung mga tokens or na-cashout nyo agad? Meron pa ba natira sa inyo ngayon or ubos na rin dahil sa bear market at gastos sa real life?
Sarap siguro balikan kung gaano kadali kumita noon, pero gusto ko rin marinig kung anong ginawa nyo sa kinita nyo, may nag-business ba, bumili ng bahay, o napunta lahat sa trading at natalo rin?
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I read some news about those romance scams, and honestly, parang hindi ko rin masisisi yung mga nabibiktima. Minsan kasi, pag may ka-chat ka na sweet, consistent, tapos laging may oras sa’yo, you start to feel na legit siya. Then heto na tayo sa exciting part.... one day may drama, “na-hospital daw,” “may emergency,” tapos hihingi ng tulong. Maybe it’s loneliness or just trusting too much, pero nakakagulat talaga how far some people go. Ang masaklap pa, kahit may warning signs na, people still believe kasi ayaw nilang isipin na niloko lang sila. Have you ever talked to someone online na feeling mo scammer ang dating? Or may kakilala ka na nabiktima ng ganito?
parami ng parami pa rin ang victims neto.. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c24l5301gg8oRomance fraud, a growing crime that targets both the heart and the pocket, saw an estimated £106m lost by UK victims in the past financial year.
One of those who lost money and a romance was Varun Yadav, a London banker who hoped to find a life partner on a dating app.
Now £40,000 poorer after being persuaded to invest in crypto trading, he said he saw the warning signs but was so emotionally attached he ignored his suspicions. When he realised what had happened, fear and shame kept him quiet.
Action Fraud, which published the figures, said it can have a serious impact on victims, "not just financially but emotionally, socially and even physically".
Mr Yadav thought he had met his ideal woman on a site called Jeevansathi, meaning "life partner" in Hindi. |
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It’s kinda funny how we all know chasing losses never really ends well, but we still do it anyway.
So i guess... maybe it’s pride... maybe that desperate urge to get even or prove we were right all along?
But once emotions takes over, real strategy is thrown out the window and that’s when everything starts to fall apart… we bet bigger and break our own bankroll rules like they don’t even matter.
what do you think really happens in our head at that point?
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Just read from Reuters that SoFi, yep an actual U.S. bank, is now allowing their users to trade bitcoin, eth, solana and more right inside their banking app.Kinda crazy to think about it, right? few years ago banks were so anti-crypto, now they’re the ones jumping in. they said regulators already cleared it, so maybe rules are finally getting clear in the US. For me this looks good for adoption, more people will get access to crypto without going thru those sketchy exchanges. and it also means the big players are slowly accepting that crypto’s not going anywhere. but at the same time, it also feels weird... like, this thing that was supposed to be “no banks needed” is now being offered by a bank. what do you guys think, is it a good progress or another sign that the system’s trying to take over bitcoin again?
https://www.reuters.com/technology/sofi-rolls-out-crypto-trading-digital-asset-gold-rush-draws-lenders-2025-11-11/The fintech said its customers will be able to buy, sell and hold dozens of cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, ethereum, and solana, some of the world's biggest tokens by market value.
"SoFi is the first bank in the U.S. to offer crypto trading and investing," CEO Anthony Noto said.
"The product we're launching today is for retail members, but institutional access is right around the corner." |
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As per this article i read it says that Brazil just announced new crypto regulations under their central bank. what's interesting is that at first glance, it might look like good news at least crypto isn’t being banned anymore. But the question is, can we really survive under all these new requirements? Exchanges and brokers now need to go through strict registration, KYC, AML checks, and more compliance stuff. They say its necessary as it brings protection[[[ ?]]]]] and legitimacy, but at what cost? These rules slowly kill what made crypto special which is freedom and privacy. And honestly, it really feels like the more they regulate the market, the less control we actually have over our own money, and its no longer different in banking with fiat.  |
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Another of one of the most anticipated fight was revealed and fortunately it will happen this year as it's already official that Naoya Inoue and Nonito Donaire will have a rematch this coming June 7, three world titles will be on the line in this said rematch. We can quite remember that Naoya Inoue have teased the whole boxing industry that he will come back and set foot in the ring this coming June and we know that is Nonito Donaire of the Philippines, although we cannot still confirm it in the previous months but now it's already settled and we know who it is. Inoue (22-0, 19 KO) will be defending the WBA and IBF bantamweight titles, and Donaire (42-6, 28 KO) the WBC belt, meaning the fight will be for three of the four recognized championships at 118 lbs. John Riel Casimero has the WBO title, and will defend against mandatory challenger Paul Butler on April 22 in the United Kingdom.
Inoue won a decision over Donaire in a brutal, instant classic bout in Nov. 2019 when the two met the first time in the final of the World Boxing Super Series tournament.
Scheduled for June 7th at Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan, Inoue's WBA and IBF bantamweight titles, and Donaire's WBC belt will be up for grabs in this unification fight.
Source: https://www.badlefthook.com/2022/3/30/23002748/naoya-inoue-vs-nonito-donaire-rematch-set-june-7-japan-boxing-news-2022https://www.dazn.com/en-US/news/boxing/naoya-inoue-vs-nonito-donaire-unification-rematch-fight-set-for-june-7/vyg6tdz5ot1m1bdeh5y0jl6om |
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Ryan Garcia‘s comeback trail starts against Emmanuel Tagoe on April 9 at the Alamodome in San Antonio, according to promoter Oscar De La Hoya.Last year, Ryan Garcia managed to defeat Luke Campbell via TKO. Now, the rising strar Ryan Garcia is set to face Emmanuel Tagoe in a lightweight match. This will served as an interim fight before and if he (Garcia) will succeed then he gets to fight and challenge the undisputed lightweight champion George Kambosos Jr. I have no doubts that Ryan Garcia will again win via KO or TKO in the first few rounds against the Ghanaian boxer Emmanuel Tagoe.
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Bitcoin could see further upside and reach $100,000 by the middle of this year, claims Antoni Trenchev of crypto lender Nexo.
Bitcoin has been a winner in the pandemic era, rising more than 80% in 2021 despite being far off record highs hit earlier that year.
However, some experts have warned that bitcoin may be poised for a steep drop in the coming months tanking as low as $10,000 in 2022, virtually wiping out all of its gains in the past year and a half.. Read more on: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/04/founder-of-crypto-lender-nexo-says-bitcoin-could-hit-100000-in-2022-.html?recirc=taboolainternalNonetheless, experts may seem predicted the current situation and that bitcoin will likely to experience a steep drop in the upcoming months. But is it really possible for bitcoin to achieve $100k by mid this year? Given that the market is currently declining. What are your thoughts on this? |
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After rising 1,200 percent this year, and outperforming Bitcoin and Ether, cryptocurrency Cardano has hit the 20 million transactions milestone. Cardano's cryptocurrency ADA has over 33 billion coins in circulation. However, ADA has been sliding for some time. This is possibly due to trading platform eToro saying it will delist the coin by end-2021 in the US on regulatory concerns. This was achieved without a single outage in the four years of its existence. However, Cardano has been facing criticism from users lately for the slow ushering in of key upgrades to its network. Cardano had reached two million wallets online with an uptick in traffic as of the end of November. Its daily transactions surged to over 200,000 per day at the end of last month from less than 10,000 per day at the same time last year. This, in turn, prompted the developers to reconsider the size of each block on the blockchain to accommodate more transactions in each block. Anticipating a robust growth in network traffic, Input Output Hong Kong (IOHK) announced an increase in the size of the blocks. IOHK, the company behind Cardano, is an engineering firm that develops cryptocurrencies and blockchains for government entities, institutions, and corporates on the Cardano blockchain. Cardano is now focussing on optimising network growth and scalability. With an increased block size, it is equipped to handle more transactions per second, thus significantly improving throughput. Like Ethereum, Cardano blockchain allows for execution of self-executing smart contracts. The decentralised blockchain has a multitude of other uses in the banking and financial sphere. However, what makes it different is the speed of transactions; it processes about 250 per second versus Ethereum's 30 per second, according to a Nasdaq report. Cardano's cryptocurrency ADA currently has more than 33 billion coins in circulation. However, the number of coins has been capped at 45 billion. A cap on supplies is expected to drive gains. At the time of writing, the cryptocurrency was trading at $1.58. Source: https://www.cnbctv18.com/cryptocurrency/cryptocurrency-not-to-be-banned-sebi-to-regulate-it-says-report-11687742.htmWhat's your prediction about Cardano like 5years from now? |
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The real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, continues to remain a mystery. However, what is known is how many bitcoins were mined by the person/persons and how much those coins will be worth now considering the meteoric rise in prices of the legacy coin. At the time, Bitcoin did not hold much value. But now, each Bitcoin is priced at over $56,000. This makes Bitcoins owned by Satoshi worth over $56 billion. Satoshi Nakamoto had become the 15th wealthiest person in the world with an estimated net worth of around $73 billion, considering crypto holdings in the region of 750,000 to 1.1 million BTC, according to a November 15 article by the Independent. Bitcoin prices had shot up to nearly $70k. According to a report by Whale Alert, the world’s most prominent blockchain tracking and analytics provider, Satoshi had mined 1,125,150 tokens up to block 54,316 in the chain, making the person/persons the most productive miner in the world. However, while it remains to be seen who the real Satoshi is, the crypto pioneer’s BTC holdings have risen multifold since they were last touched. And there's no evidence suggesting that Satoshi has moved these Bitcoin holdings. Source: https://www.cnbctv18.com/cryptocurrency/satoshi-nakamotos-bitcoin-holding-heres-how-much-it-is-worth-now-11608832.htmDo you guys think that this will remain a mystery? Or maybe we'll see this holdings moving soon? |
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Matatandaang sinusulong ni President Duterte ang federalism noong siya pa ay tumatakbo pa lamang bilang presidente noong kasagsagan ng kampanya 2016. At ngayong patapos na ang termino niya ay di parin nakapasa sa House of Representatives at Senado ang bill na nagsasaad na magiging isang "Philippine Federal Republic" ang ating bansa. Marami pading pilit kumokontra sa pagboto hinggil sa Federalism. https://thediplomat.com/2021/06/dutertes-forgotten-federalism-agenda-is-dead/At ngayong papalapit na naman ang halalan, si Pres Duterte ay tumatakbo bilang isang senador para mas mabigyang diin ang Federalism at para mas madaling mapasa ito, balak din nyang maging isang Senate President. Kabilang sa mga nag plano sa Federalism ay si Bongbong Marcos na tumatakbo sa pagiging presidente at si Sara Duterte bilang vice president. Pabor ba kayo na sumailalim ang Pilipinas sa Federalism? Ano ang opinyon nyo hinggil dito? |
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I'm just curious because AFAIK gambling is not totally illegal in my country, so I have the liberty to gamble on the sites that I like to use. I just came across a new site https://www.btc365.com/ since I also applied for the signature campaign. Actually, it's not the first gambling site that blocks my IP address or country, but it does not worry me as most of the reputable gambling sites that I am still using until now are accepting my bets without a problem, mind you, I gamble anonymously. So I'd like to hear from you guys, please shed some light on my concern as I just like to get an accurate answer about my curiosity. https://www.btc365.com/home/ip_restriction |
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Big investors are dumping bitcoin futures and pivoting to ethereum as expectations for the world's largest cryptocurrency soften, JPMorgan saysBig-money investors are shying away from the bitcoin futures trade and pivoting instead to ethereum futures as expectations for the world's largest cryptocurrency soften, JPMorgan analysts wrote in a note on Wednesday.
In September, bitcoin futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange have traded below the price of an actual bitcoin, the analysts noted.
"This is a setback for bitcoin and a reflection of weak demand by institutional investors that tend to use regulated CME futures contracts to gain exposure to bitcoin," the analysts wrote.
Under healthy demand, futures usually trade at a premium to actual bitcoin. This happens because high bitcoin storage costs and the juicy yields available for passive crypto investing push up futures prices, according to previous JPMorgan research. read more, check the link above. The question is, do you think in the long run the dominance of bitcoin will significantly drop and Ethereum will try to compete with bitcoin? It's interesting since it's coming from JP Morgan which IMO is not a big fan of bitcoin. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he’s still a crypto skeptic: ‘I’m not a bitcoin supporter. I have no interest in it’
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Looks like we can still see Gennadiy Golovkin fighting this year.  This is the article that says he is going to fight this year. Gennadiy Golovkin and Ryota Murata agree to December 28th unification in Japan
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Golovkin holds the IBF middleweight title, Murata the WBAGennadiy Golovkin’s long-brewing unification match with Ryota Murata is right at the finish line. Mike Coppinger reports that the pair have agreed to meet on December 28th in Kobe, Japan “and are simply waiting for DAZN to sign off on the bout.”
Per Coppinger, Golovkin’s (41-1-1, 36 KO) long stretch of inactivity came about due to “a battle with the platform connected to its expectation that [Canelo] Alvarez and Golovkin would fight a third time.” “GGG” has fought just twice in the last 24 months, narrowly edging out Sergiy Derevyanchenko for the IBF middleweight title and subsequently defending it with a December 2020 rout of Kamil Szeremeta.
WBA champion Murata (16-2, 13 KO) is coming up on two years out of the ring himself. His 2019 campaign saw him decisively avenge a loss to Rob Brant with a two-round mauling and beat down Canada’s Steven Butler soon after. GGG fought last year, so in this scheduled fight if it happen, he will be inactive for over a year. I hope this is not his last fight, as though is not getting any younger, many are still hoping he would fight Canelo Alvarez one more time. |
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