To provide their customers with the option of instant deposits and withdrawals with a near-zero transaction fee.Because the lightning network, by definition, has a payment channel solely for you and for the casino, which removes the friction that a normal transaction has.

It's only the players side, the Lightning network does not care whether you lose money or not.

KYC is typically a one-time process. And I doubt that there is an existing casino that asks its players for KYC every time they decided to withdraw their money.

I'd rather have a sportsbook bookie for NFT gaming, starting with Axie Infinity, than a virtual reality casino that's on steroid called Metaverse. Sure, the experience you'd get will be considered as something new, however, I am certain that there will come a time where people will get bored just because:

- an entry level is expensive.
- it is cumbersome to setup
- will make you feel dizzy for a longer period of time due to the weight of the headset
- the games are awful and platform specific..
etc..

I would be more happy if casinos will adapt sportsbook for Axie especially now that they are conducting esports on monthly or quarterly basis I think..

Heya! Just want to add some additional information to the list.

When journalling, it is also important to take note of some of the qualitative information that happened during the trade such as the reason for the entry, an open ended questions that answers whether you trade your plan or not, as well as some of the trade management notes during the course of a particular setup.o

Sure, the process might be cumbersome to others as you will be forced to write the thought process over the course of the trade (from entry to management to exit), but being able to write them word-for-word could help you understand more of your setup, which can help you answer questions like "why is it a failing setup" or "why is it a winning trade".
 
So when you do a monthly or weekly review, you don't just have the numerical data but also the qualitative analysis of your logic and emotions during that specific time.

Bounty campaigns are full of shit right now, and I don't think that you'll be making even a penny for your hardwork. They have been dead since the ICO bubble several years ago.

I highly suggest you stop hunting for these useless bounties and start improving your posts instead, as your rank will never get you anywhere. Time has changed, lad, unlike before.

If you are planning to store your bitcoin for a longer period of time, then Coinbase would not be your best choice. The only time you will be using an exchange to store your funds is when you are actively trading, which lasts for a short period of time, or if you are wanting to use your BTC in exchange for US dollars (banking services).
 
Other than that, I don't see any reason for using it.

Additional read
- https://cryptosec.info/wallets/

Again, just to support what @o_e_l_e_o mentioned, USDT are assets that are subject to an asset freeze [1], which means there is an existing 3rd party that has full control over your money, hence making the asset "centralised" in nature. You're far better off holding fiat, or using stablecoins if and only if you are actively trading for a short period of time.

[1] [UPDATED] PSA: Most Stablecoins Can Be Frozen, Even in Your Own Wallets

Ohh! Okay, I am not aware that is was mentioned previously though. But anyways, thank you very much @sujonali1819 for a fast response.

I'll post an update there if ever I finished creating them so that everyone have the option to wear a hat saying "blackjack.fun" other than our current avatar. Maybe, I'll update once all the academic workloads are done and have a free time do so 

I doubt, there's a system that does this kind of automation. I mean, you need to have a system that incorporates machine learning to identify a specific pattern that has a different variety of structure.

Although there have been some recent studies^[1] that use deep learning algorithms where they use Convolutional Neural Network or (CNN) for analyzing images, the reason why such software still doesn't exist is perhaps, traders don't rely on a piece of software that will do the trade for them, which means a reduce of demand.

The trading bot, on the other hand, can only do so much, and as far as I know, they're simply designed to assist you in automating your buying/selling orders.

[1] https://arxiv.org/pdf/1808.00418.pdf

I mostly follow the teachings of this subreddit where they use:

- 3/8 Exponential Moving Average (EMA) cross
- 50-/100-/200-day (Simple Moving Average) SMA's
- and On-Balance Volume (OBV)

I mainly use the 3/8 EMA to identify the entry for a particular a asset using the 5-Minute TF (M5). The SMA's, on the other hand, is used to help me identify which directional bias is ideal on a particular trade including the volume. These 3 indicators, along with the simple S/R, are the only ones I've used to ascertain the market. And personally, the fewer indicators, the better.

Moreover, since the reddit group are primarily trading in stocks, some of the indicators they used such as IOP isn't available in crypto, so before doing any trades, and as an alternative, I do a quick eye scan on the LiveCoinWatch.com to see which of the alts are showing signs of RS/RW that could give you a bigger picture of the overall market sentiment. Because they said that it is important to see the status of the market first before doing any trades.

Ey! Just wanna ask!

Would they allow us, blackjack.fun signature participants, to wear an alternative avatar that resembled the hat worn by members of the Bitcointalk Wall Observer BTC/USD ward? I'd like to know because I'm looking to create one as a token of my appreciation to the casino. You know it's okay if it's not allowed!

No biggie!

Not particularly well versed on RNGs, but I think that using Google's random number generator for a commercial gambling site is a questionable move, especially because players have no way of verifying their bets.

Most of the gambling sites I've visited have their own RNG algorithm and tool for bet verification, and to be honest, this is the first time I've seen a dice game that uses a third-party RNG. But hey it's just me 

@safari88. This is his Roobet Art cotest entry!

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5342492.msg57347604#msg57347604

Hearing his composition actually feels like you are in a countryside, to be honest, which makes the lyrics special and pleasing. And yeah, the recording is pretty neat and I do love hearing other people sing because that's I can't do myself. I love music but the music hates me.

To simply put, ETH and Smart Chain Network have the same address because they are both interoperable, and BEP-20, or Binance Smart Chain's token standard, is an extension of the ERC-20 protocol. That's why the BSC and ERC-20 receiving addresses in your Metamask wallet are identical^[1]. You might want to read the article for a more technical explanation.

The only important thing you need to remember is to know whether or not a particular wallet/platform supports both network in terms of deposit and withdrawal to avoid a bit complicated solution for recovering your asset.

[1] https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/binance-smart-chain-vs-ethereum-what-s-the-difference

By simply looking at the block explorer -- NO.

The address is just a randomly generated characters based on a private key where identifying the owner is quite difficult especially if you don't have any source of information that will give you any clues like a publicly posted address on social media that's tied to real person.

If that's the case, then so be it!

Because the truth is, you can't force your beliefs down to someone else's throat. Enforcing the concept of truths and lies occurring in the cryptosphere won't help much, especially for those who are unwilling to adopt a new paradigm.

At the end of the day, it is not your liability If they don't appreciate bitcoin or the technology itself.

Ey!! Thanks for all the replies!

Unfortunately, our professor rejected this research idea, possibly because he isn't interested in this NFT thingy. But, given the complexity of the research and our lack of knowledge with various machine learning algorithms, we're fine with his decision.

Nonetheless, the previously given pointers are something worth experimenting with as soon as we have the chance outside academics.

@m2017

Ey, I completely understand what you're saying. To be honest, I found your comment as a compliment for all of the artworks I've created for Roobet Art Competitions, whereas the restriction you've mentioned are for the interest of other participants who want a fair share of the top prize, that is something I don't blame.

In fact, in order to achieve of what I am today, I've spent hundreds of hours gathering information on how I can transition from traditional to digital painting. I've watched different video courses on Youtube just to know even the slightest technical detail to make a digital drawing closer to hyperrealism. And the urge to create wonderful digital drawing is a by-product of inspiration from the top digital submission during the 10th BCT Anniv. Contest.

If I can give you an advice, find your "niche" and make a habit of creating a piece on a daily basis until you become good at it. So when an opportunity comes, and Roobet announces another contest, you'd have an upperhand over everyone 

Thanks for listening to my TEDTALK.

Gambling Disorder ?

There had been a recent discussion about this topic. And you may try reading some of the insights given by other members about their opinion on the said issue.

Similar to this one..

- https://www.reddit.com/r/problemgambling/comments/743aaf/gambling_addict_life_is_over/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Reading that person's experiences would actually make you believe that the only solution for all the problems that piled up due to excessive gambling is "death". Well, It's not about being morbid but it's just because death is the only solution you see for all of the shit that's happening on your life.

Also, while there are some empirical studies that suggests cognitive-behavioral therapy[1] are that ones that produces promising result in gambling addiction, I still believe that having a community where people can freely discuss their gambling issues without prejudice are some of the alternatives people can lean on.

[1] https://journals.lww.com/co-psychiatry/Abstract/2021/09000/Treatment_of_gambling_disorder__review_of.11.aspx

I'm not sure how you can get written permission from the support team, but you may try sending them an email indicating that you'll be using a VPN to access their services. Also, skimming the contents of their TOS will give you a general idea of whether or not your country is among the list of restricted countries.

The wallet incompatibility is the only issue I can think of, especially for people who use lightweight bitcoin client like Electrum. Betfury uses the "0x" address prefix, which is not recognized by Electrum and could result to a loss of funds if sent by mistake, as Electrum only supports legacy and segwit types of addresses.

While I understand that using BEP20 cuts transaction fees, people should keep in mind that if a platform does not accept BEP20 for deposit/withdrawals, your funds are more likely to be lost. And because of the continuous improvement in various blockchain network, the possibility of people getting confused is one of the reason why they lost money.