Thanks for the added knowledge. I didn't know about such vulnerability.

Yeah, this is what I'm getting at and I'm curious what @BASE16 is trying to say.

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"Hindsight is 20-20" 

I thought I clicked the wrong link upon seeing the anime The analysis mixed with animation was cool though. Adensanya kept saying he's 10 steps ahead of Costa and that was apparent in this fight.

Yup. Costa was clueless what Adesanya is going to do next or where he's going.

Costa thought he's in Adesanya's head after all the online bullying, trash talking, and handing of white belt. He probably forgot that Israel is a seasoned/veteran fighter who knows mind games all too well.

I just created an account. The heck is wrong with moving the cells? I can only drag them but I couldn't drop to where I wanted them to. In the end, I have to refresh and just choose "randomize" then "go" or just straight "go".

Chat rains are awesome by the way and I like that you have Doge option.

Edit: Time between trainings is a bit long  

I guess this is the new one https://twitter.com/SkirmishBet

I'm not going to pull out some stats on how many of my countrymen actually uses bitcoin but I can say the popularity is growing based on the number of regulated exchanges that's operating here. It started with one and then became seven and there are more waiting in line based on this list.

Binance P2P also supports our local currency. That probably means they recognize the growing popularity of btc and crypto in our country.

I get what you mean. I created this for educational purposes because, even after a decade in the space, some people are still insisting they're premined. If we'll just ignore this, new traders/investors, who read tweets like that and who're lazy to fact check as you said, would easily buy crap premined coins and minted tokens because they would think it's the same as bitcoin.

Yes? As in they're premined?
What's the significance of being P2PK?

True that. A few days ago, I saw it being advertised on Mycelium wallet under "sports betting". I've also seen them run a signature campaign twice in another forum and I don't think that will be the end of it.

As it appears, it is only on Bitcointalk that they're heavily criticized.

@CasinoWow It's nice of you to come back. I thought you've already abandoned this thread to be honest. While adding more cryptos and improving the categories, you might as well consider what I said about definitions of cryptocurrencies here Other gamblers who frequent your website and encounter bitcoin casinos for the first time might be misled by the inaccurate information.

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Info drive lang ito baka hindi niyo pa alam at hindi kayo magulat sa mga kaltas.

Simula na sa October 1 November 1, 2020, ibabalik na ng Gcash, PayMaya, at ng iba pang mga bangko ang mga transfer fees thru Instapay at PesoNet. Matatandaan na tinanggal nila dati ang mga fees simula noong Marso alinsunod sa direktiba ng Bangko Sentral.

Gcash Fees (G-Xchange, Inc. (GXI)):

• Bank Transfer - Php15 per transaction
• OTC Cash In - 2% for more than Php8,000

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Paymaya Fees (PayMaya Philippines, Inc.):

• Bank Transfer - Php10 per transaction
• OTC Cash In - 1% for more than Php10,000

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Bank Fees:
Magkakaiba charge nila sa Instapay at PesoNet fees (ranges from Php10 to Php50).

Latest extensions:

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I hope we don't experience another major pandemic which would force another round of lockdown. It is the only reason that could cause a major bitcoin dump (below $3,850).

Except in 2015. It dropped from $260 the year before to $150.

Some anonymous "crypto farmer" on twitter insists that Satoshi Nakamoto premined 1 million bitcoin which sparked a little debate.


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Another user supported the argument claiming that although Satoshi had zero btc mined when it was launched, information about Bitcoin was only known to a few people before and mining was exclusive to them. Thus, premined. (source)

Of course counter arguments that Satoshi's btc weren't premined at all were raised:
1. Bitcoin protocol was announced in 2008 and launched in 2009. Anyone interested would have been able to mine since day 1 and compete with Satoshi. (source)
2. No btc was created before bitcoin was launched. No ICO or other forms of fund raising in exchange of btc.

I know many members here who are familiar with Bitcoin would probably laugh when they read this. For the sake of newbies who do not know these details, can you add why Satoshi's coins weren't premined?

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I don't know why some of these altcoin shills and yield farmers are still trolling bitcoin to defend/protect their investments when they can't even define what premine is. They are only embarrassing themselves imo. It's not Satoshi's fault that bitcoin wasn't popular and only a few mined during the early days.

Ah I see. It's saving bsv into another platform just like saving fiat in banks.

Instead of saying "plenty of reason", why not enumerate them? How will they benefit if they save their bsv in your platform?

Having your post misunderstood. is what you get when you are lazy to add basic details and just want a click to your website. You could have at least included what you just said in the OP.  If you want us to take a good look at your service, present it in a better way.

Main event and main co-main event lived up to expectation somehow.

There's always the possibility that Blachowicz vs. Reyes would end early given their power. Not taking away anything from Blachowicz but maybe the change in coach had something to do with Reyes' loss.

I thought Adesanya would "dance" in the first two rounds to frustrate Costa, who is used to fighting human "punching bags", then pick up the pace starting round 3. In the end, he made light work of Costa. All that talk from Costa but all I remember him doing during the fight was taunting.

I don't think you understood what I meant with this "I don't want you to invest just based on that.". I didn't say do not invest because price will go up to $20K or higher, I was saying do not invest just because of the previous halving trend.

I suggest you start reading trading related books than asking all the questions here. It's faster and easier for you to learn that way.

He is known for his generosity in the Philippines. Conor is a cash cow and it makes sense for Manny to fight him instead of other boxers because it can generate more money. The more PPVs, the more he can donate for COVI-19 relief.

https://twitter.com/ESPNRingside/status/1309876739011682305


Manny is a clear winner here. The only question is how long will he entertain the fans and let Conor stay on his feet.

They are just trying to lure you back in and earn your trust again. I thought the explanations here are already enough and made you decide not to give them your money but what is this "mind needs closure"? It's already been established that they're trying to scam you. They are taking advantage of your ignorance on technical terms and it's a waste of time verifying whatever codes they gave you.

Quoting for reference.

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Can you please summarize what this is all about? Is it a donation campaign to uplift Wright's or Ayre's ass? Sorry but I don't feel comfortable opening random links from lazy posters here.

Some years back, these are the same people saying bsv will 'kill" bitcoin but I guess that's never going to happen when you see posts like "savebsv".

Everyone would be uber rich by now if it was that easy to pinpoint the next price target.

Read @adzino's examples on news and events. I would like to add events like bitcoin halving also. Based on the past halvings, price tends to surge after halving. The latest just happened this year and if the trend continues, we could see btc surpass $20K next year. That's only a speculation and I don't want you to invest just based on that.

Not too long ago, there was a member here saying that it's better to store funds on exchanges rather than cold wallets because they pay interest Well, whatever interest they are offering, it's not an answer to the security risk these exchanges like Kucoin faces everyday. Think also of the opportunity costs from the days operation is suspended.

And it will happen again on Kucoin or other exchanges in 2022 or beyond that. Banks which existed way before crypto exchanges continues to be attacked by hackers.