It won't be deleted. Just lock it. The lock topic option is at the bottom left of your page.
That being said, avoid changenow at all costs, try those instant exchanges listed here. The higher the ratings, the better

But the same snippet you shared states that they have to make reasonable effort to provide a notice to the users as highlighted. Maybe OP missed out the emails from them. I don't know for sure.
A much better approach would be to Geoblock restricted Countries as soon as the Country is included in the list. These would deter users from those Jurisdications from continuing to use the casino

According to Wayback Machine

Somewhere in 23^rd March 2023, Belgium wasn't in the restricted list - https://web.archive.org/web/20230323043938/https://help.rollbit.com/en/articles/6176539-restricted-countries

By 7^th December 2023, Belgium was in the restircted list - https://web.archive.org/web/20230323043938/https://help.rollbit.com/en/articles/6176539-restricted-countries
So the change probably came in effect between that period. The question is, did Rollbit notify the users about the change?

Unfortunately, you can not get your funds back. But the best thing to do is to report how you were scammed so that this can prevent other future users from falling for the similar kind of scam

I looked into the address on Solscan, and it looks like the scammer is ripping big from his scam tactic. Absolutely sad.

That's probably for proof of location. Don't they provide Utility Bills or Bank statements in your Country?
Honestly, if you don't want to do any KYC or provide any sensitive personal data then I suggest you completely stop signing up for the online casinos

It's your call to make, though it's a painful one.

Would you mind explaining how?
I am seeing only Stripe, Coinbase and Crypto.com options. No Binance Pay.

A few hours after making an announcement and OP what's the mods to delete the thread? Why? I ask myself. Maybe some members put up some pretty strong point which made Op feel guilty and try to back off. Shady to me!

For context. This is what was in the OP

Is merit spending becoming more and more scarce lately?

I couldn't surely be the only one noticing this. Most of the time, I find posts worth meriting, but I can't, because in most cases I have zero sMerits, something that was rare to me in the past. I know about reporting them to some threads, but it gets tiring if I can't even have 1 sMerit every other time I see a post.

Not that I am a perfect merit earner or poster. I am just an average member and from this perspective, to me, it seems there has either been;
A. Depletion of spendable merits among members like me due to low merit circulation.
B. A drop in the number of active merit sources.
C. A drop in forum activity.

Could some folks please help us with the stats? @LoyceV, @DdmrDdmr @tranthidung

Theymos could you please look into this? I don't remember the last time you approved new merit sources.

Like you guys didn't expect Girona to slump under pressure toward the business end of the season? This has been a come thing throughout the league seasons in Europe's top leagues. Nothing new, so personally I am not surprised.

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Mate, how is this connected to la Liga? 

1. Service fees are very expensive. I tried exchange 100 USDT to USDC and what I was to receive 96.5 USDC that's about 3.5% 
2. They use third party API providers which may request for KYC. Pretty sure most of those exchanges don't want US citizens to use their platforms

Simpleswap sometimes needs KYC according to their TOS. Be careful
1. https://www.bestchange.com/simpleswap-exchanger.html
2. https://simpleswap.io/aml-kyc
3. https://simpleswap.io/privacy-policy
4. https://simpleswap.io/terms-of-service

BitcoinCollege is still in the service announcements board, though, despite your report. Did the mods just miss it out, or he moved it back to the board from digital goods?

What you should be using to take profit is PNL (Profit and Loss) instead of ROE (Return of Equity) to avoid confusion. PNL is direct and easier to calculate, whereas ROE has been explained by tvplus006.

I wanted you to mention the exchange you are using so that I can help point you to some articles you can try reading, but you didn't bother to mention it. Anyway. I hope you understood what was confusing you.

Even withdrawing can be the same as sending Bitcoin to an external addressa and yet you charge fees for it

Therefore, your title is completely misleading.

Try buying some of the BTC using the GBP, move it out of Bitstamp to some other exchange that works in your country, and you have already registered with it and try to withdraw to your bank account. Do In small amounts first to see if it works
This could save you from the unending drama that Bistamp is trying to throw at you.

craigs, what crypto exchange are you using?
I would love to check it out for you. Honestly, take profit ROE is new to me. Never used it before on the exchanges I use to trade perpetual contracts, and I think I am getting to understand why your take profit seems much lower than you expect

On the dropdown arrow after ROE, what other option do you see?

It makes sense because the traders are trying to make profits, and they are doing it much quicker rather that wait for the company stock value to grow, which is a long term thing if you have been observant about stock markets.

If you are a trader and had an opportunity to make quick profits trading Bitcoin, would you still buy bitcoin, sit down and await for several months or years for the price to grow to your desirable profit?

So you just registered your account today just to respond to @albon 
Are you the same person as OP, or you have some other hidden agenda we don't know about? Because, to me it all seems personal.

He seems to be mostly focusing on quarterly/delivery contracts and not just derivatives that are general, and the most popular ones in the crypto space are perpetual swaps. I have taken time to look at for example the Bitcoin quarterly futures contracts on exchanges where we think volumes are high, but the liquidity doesn't seem good there at all. Which is why I asked OP why he prefers those kinds of contract over perpetual swaps.

Just upload the screenshots to https://talkimg.com/ and share the links here

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craigs, Oshosondy pretty much answered your question.

5% take profit for a $1000 position ($100 and 10x leverage) is approx $50
5% take profit for a $1500 position ($100 and 15x leverage) is approx $75

But we haven't looked at other factors such as your TP being triggered by the mark price or last price, trading fees and funding fees. They very much affect the profit you could make. Don't also forget that some exchanges have a risk management feature whereby when you try to adjust the leverage, the position size automatically changes, which is why looking at your screenshots is important to deduce what could have happened.

$100,000 is quite an amount to let it lying with altcoins that can get hacked, change code and chains anytime they want. If I was in your position, I think I would keep checking the address and community chat everywhere   

The swapping process happened about 3 years ago, you probably missed that if you did not check the community chats and channels

High-Frequency trading (HFT) exists even in crypto, but is more common with markets like stocks and is often carried out by big players and corporations that have a lot of resources to purchase very fast computers and also build right next to servers of an exchange or broker. In HFT, even a millisecond matters, so High Frequency traders have to ensure they catch the deal earlier than anyone else.

I don't think there's any trader lying around in this forum who uses that strategy.

Anyone interest can watch this documentary on Aljazeera - Money Bots: The truth behind high-frequency trading