I think a lot of people with a lot of money are doing that kind of thing so it isn't an original idea plus they have the tools to access the trades early so they can get maximum profit before the tweet happens. This will be difficult for us simple people since we aren't always active on social media platform checking every minute what coin Musk is planning to pump.

I think online crypto gambling is still doing the same thing even if the market comes hell or high water since there are other crypto options that you can use if you feel like bitcoin isn't worth being used for gambling.

As time goes by, the list of gambling sites that doesn't require KYC is going to get shorter because a lot of people are flocking to it and the government will take notice of this and they want to intervene as much as they can to prevent anything illegal that can be done through this sites.

It depends on what you want to do your earnings even if it's not a decent amount but still you can use your earnings from signature campaign for gambling, hodl or whatever you want so your post is consider as on topic which means you haven't spend it yet. Don't worry about what bitterguy28 said as it is just an opinion.
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Of course it does depends plus, I don't earn a lot for my signature campaign so there is no worthy thing to spend those meager payouts besides gambling which I don't really want to do because I don't know if I can control myself when it starts going downhill for my gambling habit.

To come to the point where the government has to give someone an incentive just to have their lives safe from the virus is pretty appalling. I find this kind of thing sad and impressive because people are outright rejecting the vaccines because they believe that it is the one that's going to kill them and impressive because they found the right bait for those stupid anti-vaxxers to vaccinate themselves.

There are some instances that happens to be that someone does give money on the Internet which is pretty shitty since people are going to get confused because they might be missing out on something instead of getting scammed. But @smyslov is right, we have to be careful and always consider anything that gives money on the Internet as a scam unless a lot of people refute your claims.

Now that I have looked at your post and I did observed that they are posting the same thing to bump up their thread. I don't really mind having that but it seems that this site do not answer to the issues that the players have which is a bad thing for the business.

I do hope that they get caught but considering that this is the Internet, it will be a hard task to do since it takes a lot of effort and manpower to tackle cybercrimes like scams plus it's not worth that much for law enforcement agency to just go towards one site because there isn't enough victims.

It does look good too which is rare for some casino games. Also, this is the first time that I have seen a casino game like this, people might flock to this new game and a lot will stay if it is easy to play and the house edge is close to zero.

The problem with withdrawal fees is that the prices are fluctuating at a bemusing pace so you will either pay really low or really high at a given day, if there is a way where they update the withdrawal fees in consistent with the current prices, that would be good.

Well, once you sign up for bitcoin even if you are here for the monetary gains, you are already anti bank because you are using bitcoin already, you don't have to worry too much about people not being as hardcore as you OP, remember that bitcoin gave us financial freedom.

Wouldn't worry too much about it because US government is a corrupt government, they just call it lobbying so it doesn't really hurt that much. These powerful corporations can just pay for Senators to prevent cracking down on bitcoin.

Wow, this is a big move for them and this could drastically reverse the effect of the Chinese ban on crypto related activities. I think that this kind of thing happening is going to be a good one because if it ever comes to fruition, we will see more miners in North America but at the same time, small miners would probably be affected by this.

I can see where this is going but I don't think that mining is going to be the reason for the power outages, government just have to admit that they can't fuel the plants to generate enough electricity so they have to shift the blame so they can prevent a long-term power outage.

Yes it is, the prices of bitcoin are much lower than it was and speculating about the next events isn't going to do you any good because you don't even invest in it. You want profit? Then you would want to get in the market while it is pretty tamed and the prices are really low, you don't want to get left behind right?

@mk4 already said that it depends how you want to do it so I won't repeat on that part. I don't accumulate that much altcoins ever since but I am dabbling on Ethereum and I have my portfolio around 70% Bitcoin and 30% Ethereum and some sprinkle of NFT.

I agree on the part that you said that it is difficult to regulate bitcoin by cracking down on it. How come they are interested in developing real economy but they find bitcoin uninteresting? Did they have a comprehensive study that says bitcoin isn't going to help them? Also I was pretty piqued with the fact that not a lot of people in China's crypto scene doesn't know about Satoshi, is it that heavily censored there?

Why go that way, that's pretty squeamish, the only way that bitcoin is going to be forever lost is when electricity around the world is permanently shut off because our civilization is so dependent on electricity that it becomes a lynchpin that will end all of our privileges.

That's cause there are a lot of people that are still using it in the market and it has the utility to back it up. Not to mention that bitcoin is already proven to be used as a means of payment for a transaction with the 10k Pizza as the first evidence.

It won't last long because we are slowly losing our freedom online with the Internet being monitored by our ISPs, it's only a matter of time before the government takes a look at what we do online through the ISP.