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I remember sometime back, you made a post saying you wanted to leave Bitcointalk because it sucks according to you. So why are you still here, spamming your useless site?
I don't think people here would use it anyway, given that you have shown behavior to defraud members in the past. The negative feedback is a reminder that people should not trust you.
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What is the incentive for the seller in this case, especially when risking to trade with you using reversible payment methods that could easily lead to scam, such as PayPal?
What would make me sell my XLM to you at a price lower than the market price, yet I can still sell off the same XLM in an exchange at the normal price?
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So you are selling a honeypot smart contract source code whose major purpose is to create tokens to scam users?
That's not ethical at all, and you are no different from the scammer. I am leaving negative feedback on your profile.
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The timing might be tricky. If I were you, I would wait a little longer before I decide to buy. As we speak, altcoin prices are already dropping and so are the mining reward, including the most profitable of them all, ETH.
It could turn out to be a very bad investment if you bought the equipment right now at a very high price, only for the market to keep dropping lower and lower in the coming months.
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I had my sell order at 4989, it got as high as 4870 usd, sad. Now at 3k, kind feels bad selling this low but looking ahead on how much eth can crash and that could be 250 to 500 usd, will be even worse but that is how crypto is, dont sell now, it will only keep crashing and crashing till the bottom is found but like I said before, this could be a re-accumulation and then last bulltrap then hehell.
That's sad. Judge from how Bitcoin and ETH have been slowly dropping, I think we are already staring at a bear market in the eye. The $3k price that seem unattractive today might look like a good price a couple of months from now when we are down to $2k or even $1K. So don't wait too long. |
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It depends. Nfts are not like coins that you will dump on the exchange. Its a long term game. 2022 gonna be the year of the NFTS and metaverse. Better get in now before its too late.
Yes they may not be like the ordinary tokens or coins we know about. How are you sure NFT's will still be a big thing 4 years from now? I am not trying to discourage anyone, but I am just being critical about what has been going on with crypto. The biggest challenge I sensed with NFTs was getting someone to buy your token at a good price. It's just a game of chance. Mining is free but you pay the gas fees to mint the punk when you find it. At current eth price and gas fees, with 80 gwei you pay ~110 dollars .
So technically it's not free  Don't forget that the GPUs also consume some power. |
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I Have been doing crypto for over 4 years now, but still don't get this NFT hype. Acquiring them may be easy but question is are there buyers who are readily available like it is with most coins/tokens listed in different exchanges ?
What's the point of mining an NFT which will have no buyers at all?
To me, NFTs are too much of a gamble than the ICO's used to be back in the day (Disclaimer; most ICOs were useless scams)
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I haven't read the full article, but it still makes no sense. The owner of the car still has to recharge the car, which will cost him more money, given that the miners or GPUs will consume the car battery power. So what is the difference between this and just mining directly from the power grid using GPUs?
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Even if he was to own one. Why do you care? Butthurt asshole! What do you even own for starters? At least he did an honest job to earn a living and still does honest work, unlike an insignificant cockhead like you who's hiding behind sock puppet accounts. |
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I doubt it is easy to find out the actual bottom of the price before a pump, but I would still say buying every dip is totally worth it if you are planning to hold long term. Buy the dip, or you might regret not doing it. If it dips even further, then buy more if you can afford to invest and it will bring down your average buy price. As long as you aren't selling cheaper than your buying price, you won't be making loss even if the price falls. You still hold the same number of coins. But it's a whole different story if you aren't planning to hold long term and wish to make some quick profit.
You may hold the same number of coins, but we all know what matter most. Profitability vs the USD or other fiat value. In my opinion, If I was to be the dip the price would have to drop to the 10k- 8K level at least, which is very possible with Bitcoin and dip higher than that would just be for short day or intraday trades. |
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2021 was a great year for Bitgame!
It may have been great on your side, but 2022 may not if you don't just ignore certain issues at your convenience. There is a case where someone claims that you scammed him, but there are some unanswered questionsFor the sake of your reputation, could please help shade more light on the arbitrage violations? How did the accuser carry it out? How is it against your terms of service? Can you show proof of multi accounting? How I wish you did it like how localmonero presented theirs. |
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what else does? I gave proof, but they didn't, they just have words, I at least gave screenshots.
I don't even know what malicious arbitration is, I don't understand All I was saying is that you don't respond like that to counter-accusations. It only makes you look like someone guilty and make people have less interest in your accusation even if it were genuine. I'm waiting for proof, not just a word, that I violated something.
bring your evidence if you are telling the truth.
Now, this is what you were supposed to ask for in the previous post. Not this Bitgame.com - Scam
This response is the final response to this incident. |
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First of all, I can make it clear that you have seriously violated the rules of the platform and conducted malicious arbitrage.
Just for the sake of clarity, could you please point out in your terms of service where it states that arbitrage is not allowed. Also, help us define how @TIMOM carried out malicious arbitrage. Bitgame.com - Scam
This response is the final response to this incident.
Is that all you got for your defense? Looks like you are guilty. |
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Quick question. Have you ever bought the dip, but then the price breaks through the support and continues dropping deeper for weeks or months? Well, I have done it before. The problem may not be panicking but may be determining the actual dip before a pump. Not every dip is worth buying |
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The most common complaint in the negative reviews is about their support is shitty, and they don't work on resolving the issue in time, so I am not surprised to see that it's almost a month, and they haven't responded to you.
Avoid such unpopular services that do not invest so much in customer support in future when carrying out transactions.
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Hello,
is there any difference between a trade with 5.000$ with 1x leverage and on the other hand 100$ with 50x leverage?
The only difference I see is the liquidation price of course. But is there any other differnce?
Thank you all, Frank
Obviously the difference is the liquidation price which is very huge, and It has a very high impact on your win rate, risk and reward and the impact of a single loss on your portfolio The problem came up as I found https://www.winrate.io/ A page for calculating profits in trading. I putted in my both trades (100$ 50x vs 5.000$ 1x) (I used ByBit as exchange) and the results differ enormously. This is not clear for me, I thought the results should be equal. The results can never be equal since your winrate will be affected alongside other factors |
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You could also link up the API Key of your trading account to a portfolio manager like coinstats, Delta app or bit universe which will be able to record your trafing history, profit and loss
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Turns out this user was calling 1xBit a scam not too long ago
I don't remember the post, but there was a member who pointed out that a couple of more accounts that were or are still carrying the 1xbit signature were calling 1xbit scam but decided to join the campaign a few months later. I wouldn't be surprised if all those accounts were controlled by one individual. |
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If it's an institutional client, then I suppose they wouldn't mind KYC, right?
There are some old and established crypto exchanges that Offer OTC bitcoin and crypto trading, such as Kraken and the likes. Have you tried them out?
Have you tried talking to their different supports on what is required?
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Where are your
1. FAQs
2. Terms of service
3. Privacy Policy etc.
Also, too much exaggeration on your title. "Deposit Any Coin to forward Other Coin" You have only 4 coins listed. Do you know how many crypto assets are out there?
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