Hmm interesting observation- that could be a possibility where Elon may use some sort of feature on Twitter where Dogecoins can be generated or traded at the same time. I think this is a sign that people should at least acquire/purchase some Dogecoins since the empire of Elon Musk is slowly increasing and getting bigger. Who knows on what purchase or acquisition will he go next- but one thing is sure; it's that his support on Dogecoin implies that he will be utilizing it on his projects.

I just hope that this would bring a positive feedback for cryptocurrencies in general, and not just in Dogecoin. Even though he may be against BTC, I hope that it brings positive effects for cryptocurrencies.

I think the fact that the Central Banks of the respective countries globally does not affect any strict regulation or implementation says a lot about the ongoing effect of cryptocurrencies in their country.

Like what you guys mentioned, we cannot deny the fact that cryptocurrencies may be the future of our transactions. These banks recognize its potential effects on the masses; that is why they remain silent up to this point of creating strict regulations controlling cryptocurrencies. I really think that they are just waiting for the perfect opportunity for a wide-scale production.

This list is interesting- I was expecting India or China to be the first or at least be included in the top 10 but most of the countries that are listed came from first world countries. I do think that there is a difference between the variance between number of gambling rates vs revenue generated in gambling.

In the Philippines, as far as I can remember, gambling activities moderated and regulated by the Philippines bring the 3rd most revenue in the country. That is also the reason on why lots of gambling casinos have steadily been increasing over the past years, helping boosting the economy.

Like what I previously mentioned, I doubt that we will be seeing a shift to "electronic currency" or cryptocurrencies in the near future.

The technology of a country must adhere to such system before it can be implemented. In addition, countries also must globally accept and view such currency as the universal currency that must be circulated throughout the world. Given that majority of the countries are still underdeveloped, this kind of shift would be too costly to adapt at the current setting.

Again, why can't fiat and cryptocurrencies co-exist? Why does it have to be that cryptocurrencies SHOULD replace fiat? They harmonize pretty well and they can exist at the same time without being too much of a problem in today's era.

This never happened to me even by mistake since I always check the address before sending it. There are wallets that offer a "copy to clipboard" kind of feature where the address is automatically copy/pasted to the exchange that you are sending your coins to.


I am quite comfortable and confident given that I always check the address before sending my cryptocurrencies. Given that the nature is that the funds are irreversible in case of an error/mistake, it is but natural for me to double check everything.


If there is an added feature QOL feature where copying to clipboard feature is much simpler than it is (for added security), then I would definitely use it.


Like what I previously mentioned, the only way to mitigate the risk is to manually check the address that you are sending to. Just a tip, if you are skeptical if you are comparing two addresses, then try putting it inside a sign-up page where two passwords are required. If it shows that the passwords are the same, then you can send that address confidently to the exchange.

We are in the same situation- I also do not use any applications but I manually search for the current standings of the teams and rely on the raw information posted on their main website. Though I have been using this method for about years now, I am very open to understand and to try the applications posted by some of the members here.

The reason on why these apps are created is for convenience. The fact that an application can readily predict the odds and show percentages of winnings/losings can definitely help me if ever I have no time to manually check the teams. Though the main sports that I have been watching is NBA, I am also open to try other sports in the event that these apps have such feature.

You have to differentiate sports betting vs online casinos since they vary on the type of bets you create.

For sports betting, it can be argued that the risks are much lower since you may have the information and knowledge about the team you are betting on. Generally, some rely on statistics and lineups of the team before they bet. Once they have ample information, this would support them into betting on the team which has a higher chance of winning.

On the other hand, online casinos have card games that mostly rely on luck (though some card games can have the element of luck reduced). Slots are the best example since there is literally no way for a person to at least control the variables into winning.

Oh I definitely agree with your statement.

Not to discriminate the whole continent of Africa but majority of the countries suffer from poverty, lack of infrastructures, etc. so their way of implementing BTC as a form of legal tender is nothing but a showcase and a message to all countries worldwide. I also doubt that the government would consider implementing BTC exchanges or ATMs considering that a fund must be allocated specifically for this goal, where there are other problems/issues they must first tackle.

Just to add on the list you provided, invest the money that you are willing to lose. If you see investing as a "chore" or as something that is obligatory, then chances are that you would most likely pull out your investments. Another thing, have a definite time schedule for your investments or at least have a goal on when you should withdraw and cash them out.

Given that the nature of cryptocurrencies are inflationary, its price may skyrocket in the future. Given that this may be the case, it is important to know when you would sell your cryptocurrencies. A lot of people have been HODLing either for short or long-term gains and this would definitely help them in diversifying and allocating their expenses more.

There will be certainly an edge and a bias once you see an online gambling platform partnering with bounty/campaign managers here in the forum.

It somehow says a lot of an online casino partners with someone here. They have the necessary funds and they allocated it precisely to further boost their reputation across the forum. If I saw an online casino being affiliated with a bounty manager here, it will somehow give me the impression that such casino is trustworthy and genuine- but these are all just the INITIAL impression.

Despite having a partner, what matters are actual feedback from players who experienced using the services of the said online casino. If lack the online casino essentials (e.g. customer service, payouts, etc.), then they are bound to fail at some point.

There are lots of online gambling platforms available in the internet. Just a quick question, what sort of details, options, and features that are you looking for? Given that you are looking for fast payouts, bonuses, and no KYC functions, I would personally recommend duelbits, fortunejack, blackjack.fun, etc. as your main online gambling platforms.

I also suggest browsing through the forum for more information and details about the said online casinos. There are tons of reviews and feedbacks from experienced players that will surely support your decision in choosing one.

Fiat will always be the norm until the world adopts cryptocurrencies as the new way of transacting for our day-to-day obligations. The question is, why cannot we just say that both cryptocurrencies and fiat co-exist with each other?

The transaction of fiat has been around since time immemorial. This standardized the method of having a universal currency where all countries can accept and adopt as the norm for purchasing products/services. Unfortunately, cryptocurrencies are inflationary in their nature- it is like saying that gold should be the currency that should be adopted when its production is based on the fact that it is limited.

Based from purely my experience, I would say that participating into campaign signatures and HODLing are the best ways of earning cryptocurrencies.

As someone who has been active in this forum since 2017, I have participated already in dozens of campaign signatures during my stay. Throughout those 5 years of experience, I have accumulated at least a handful amount of BTCs where I avoid spending/using them and HODL them for long-term. Given also that the nature of campaign signatures makes you work at your convenience, it is not time-consuming as it is definitely a privilege to participate in such.

HODLing will also remain as the best way of earning cryptocurrencies since you take advantage of BTC's inflationary value and limited supply in the market.

I suggest reading and searching through the internet for free courses and videos on learning about trading. But also remember that no matter how hard you try reading books or watching videos on trading, the only way to learn is through experience. Just like driving, the only way to learn is to personally experience driving in a car.

I would definitely recommend doing trading in the first place. You would learn all the basics, understand the foundation, and adapt all the necessary techniques that would help you choose which coin to invest on. By this method, you would get a general feel on the basics of trading which would increase your experience as a whole.

Personally, I would choose sports/e-sports gambling since it is something that I am quite familiar with. Given that I have some knowledge about the said topic, I can confidently bet on the games that I think I would win. Though there is no absolute decision in gambling, knowing which teams/players and their statistics can definitely help support me to decide on which team to bet on.


I always do it for winning- like purely for profit. Most of the time, my bets are somehow accurate with at least around a 60% success since I can access which team to bet on.

I think your best bet would be to purchase BTC in this forum, while also providing an escrow for your services. Instead of paying a premium on some exchanges, without the need of KYC, you can at least give something to the escrow which is considerably cheaper and safer. But again, make sure that you get an escrow which is widely recognized here in the forum to avoid any scamming.

Though there may be cases of scams even if a person has a good reputation, this is just one of the risks of transacting with BTC- something that a person cannot avoid. Exchanges will always be there, but with the cost of premiums and providing KYC douments.

This is one of those instances where I emphatize with you- unfortunately, these so-called "telegram groups" should raise dozens of red flags already. Of all the scammed topics that I have read on this board, almost all of them involved people joining these "telegram groups" and they tend to fall to scams where they trusted users there.

Newbies and/or veterans, never trust these telegram groups. Though I do understand that there may be legitimate groups out there, better to avoid them as much as possible and trade only with people you really trust (e.g. sending KYC documents, etc.).

The game between the Hawks vs Heat in game 3 was just truly thrilling to watch. During the third quarter of the game, the Heat was leading the score where they were trailing by +10 points but the lead was soon relinquished once the Hawks gained the momentum. During the final moments of the last quarter, the score was 109-110 where the Heat was leading by one point. As soon as the possession started, Trey Young proved on why he is an all-star player with an amazing floater that gave the Hawks a 2-point advantage (111-110).

Unfortunately, Butler was not able to score the final 5 seconds of the game where he missed a game-winning FG. I really think that Hawks can win on this series, though I still believe that the momentum that GSW created would render them the winner of this playoffs.

Your question is somehow confusing as it is severely lacking in details- what kind of casino is your boss planning to open? Are you considering starting an online gambling platform or a physical casino? Which country does your boss live in?

Just to give you a brief background, before you open a casino, you should first check the regulations in your respective country. Second, you must also decide if you want to implement a KYC function (though I highly recommend against so); third, you must introduce something that is unique on the table given that there are tons of online gambling platforms available in the internet.

Take note of licensing agreements also if you want to operate a gambling casino. Avoid getting in conflict with the laws as this can either make or break your business on the end.

This is very interesting- I think the image of Bitcoin has been associated with massive wealth and luxury given that most people that have shared their stories had profited from investing from such. Given also that the price increase of BTC in the market skyrocketed during such time, most investors have at least had a positive story to share, which resulted to them getting rich.

The fact that the image of BTC has been used in a calendar, together with pictures of people in a private jet or in a vacation symbolizes power and wealth. I just hope that this would be a door and an opportunity for people to actually try and invest in cryptocurrencies due to its limitless potential.