Just to dumb down what @Bitcoin_Arena have said, the suffix "m" indicates the type of account you are going to use in order to execute a trade of a particular trading pair -- which in this case is associated with " Standard Account"[1]. In other words, it's just regular trading account that has access to any type of asset with no commission fee as described ny their article. [1] https://www.exness.com/standard-accounts/ |
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I don't know how your neighbor ended up in debt from playing an online Android game. The only way I can think of is through in-app purchases, which demand real money in exchange for additional perks that might improve user experience.
Plus, I'm certain there is no way to verify the randomness of each and every game since the application that can be downloaded in playstore is somehow not properly scrutinized.
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I really find your concern a bit odd!  Yeah sure, you can create as much account as you like, but I think, it is absurd to accuse Stake of lacking an effective self-exclusion program. They operate a casino and having someone to possibly lose their hard-earned money, is in its entirety, their business model. Plus, there is a delay before they can detect accounts with malicious intents. Not being hard on you but, I hope you find a solution you are comfortable with for your gambling issues. |
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Then you try finding coins or projects that are working on rectifying issues in the current system...
Unfortunately, majority of the projects who failed have claimed the same narrative you wrote. For all of this you can go through Reddit , Quora and YouTube channels of prominent people in this field. Also watch only content with a from a credible platform
What parameters are you actually talking? Do you mean Bitboy, a youtuber with millions of subscribers shilling useless and scam projects of different NFTS, Defi and the likes? With large number of influencers encroaching on the YouTube space, it is likely that beginners like OP are susceptible to some false information, which would eventually cause him to invest in projects with little to no value. Plus, it will just introduce another rabbit hole that could lead to confusion. |
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You can start here: https://learnmeabitcoin.com/Or you if love reading books: https://aantonop.com/books/iom/The first link can give you the core concept of what bitcoin actually is starting from simple up to the most technical stuff, while the internet of money is more of like philosophical concept regarding bitcoin. |
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In making a withdrawal and deposit how long does it take before receiving into your wallet?.
If you haven't made any deposits into your blackjack.fun account, the admin manually broadcast the withdrawal request, which can take a day or few hours for the withdrawal process to be completed and before the transaction is broadcasted to the network. Otherwise, the withdrawal would happen instantly, and the confirmation process, typically takes 10 or more minutes. The deposits on the other hand depends on your side, whether you use transaction fee as recommended by https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#BTC,24h,weight or not. |
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In order to protect themselves from all forms of attacks that could leave them susceptible or result in irreparable loss, an exchange that places a higher priority on security than user funds will typically hold 90% of its assets in an offline cold wallet.
Even though these exchanges keep their assets offline and in a secure environment, you still don't have a full control over your funds because they have the right to freeze it and lock your account whenever they see fit. Plus, it is more a question of when a breach can occur than how an exchange stores your assets. They can be the safest and a gold standard for an exchange, until at one point, it wasn't  . a highly secure exchange like [https://www.quidax.com/].
An incomplete guide of "how-to" safely store your assets with a combination of shilling an exchange is a surefire recipe for a disaster. And People should already know that if they were to post how-to guides, make sure that the information presented is complete or with little to no missed important information. |
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Okay! It seems that there's a lot of suggestions and great remarks about the campaign so I won't add to that.
But here's the thing: If @slotella intends to run a signature campaign, their management must be aware that doing so requires significant resources. In order to maximize the exposure that the sig camp may provide, they need to have enough money to fund the campaign over the long haul.
Personally, I think you can tell a campaign was successful when people immediately remembered the company's competitive advantage. And it's only feasible if the casino running the ads often introduces activities that pay off, such as sig camps, games, raffles, art competitions, and the like.
While I know, @slotella is new, I hope you would not see signature campaign useless when anything goes south to what you expect. Remembers that the by-product of campaign can be seen long term.
Thanks for listening to my TedTalk.
Tl:dr: Signature Campaign must focus on long term to see some results.
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Heya!! Just reminding some folks here who aren't visiting the Services section frequently. Roobet still has an ongoing Roobet Summer Art Contest that will end on July 31, so you better start conceptualizing your artwork for you to not get rushed doing it. - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5403034.0 |
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I've been following this thread from the beginning, so it made me happy to see that Rocketpot has already addressed your withdrawal-related concerns even if its just the fraction of the total amount.
Still, I must say that I am really envious of your profits, especially since that the market drop we are experiencing will significantly increase the amount of ETH you are about to receive. More importantly, using a hardware wallet for storing your funds will definitely give you a good night sleep -- just a reminder.
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Kucoin is just a standard exchange like Binance, which you have the opportunity to buy the altcoin at Spot Trading[1]. As for deposits, as far as I know, you can deposit fiat currency through their supported payment channel[2] in addition to using stablecoin[3]. The only caveats here is that you must go through the KYC process and that purchasing cryptocurrency is not as simple as using Coinbase. It would take some time to understand how Spot Trading works and how to deposit fiat from available banks or payment gateway. [1] https://www.kucoin.com/support/360015207073-How-to-Make-a-Trade-on-KuCoin[2] https://www.kucoin.com/blog/kucoin-launches-fiat-account-for-crypto-purchase-with-usd-depositEdit: Most likely, you are going to trade using Spot. Spot is basically buying or selling an asset without leverage just like the traditional buy and sell in stock market. |
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That beat market is mostly a result of the collapse of overleveraged cryptocurrency-related companies, which causes investors to suffer significant financial losses.
Consider the recent issues involving Voyager, Blockfi, Celcius, and 3AC, which stopped their deposit and withdrawal activities, causing billions of user funds to be locked up as a result of the market crash. Point is, having a non-custodial wallet that lets you grant full authority over your funds is a must rather than using vulnerable lending/exchange platforms as your main wallet to avoid such unprecedented financial repercussions.
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Just bumping @sujonali1819 thread with some pointers and comments about his management! - After a few months of his signature campaign, I'd say the counting and verification of the posts have been thoroughly investigated. So, if someone makes zero-value posts, the post is unlikely to be considered eligible
- Weekly payments are received on time.
- Reliable when contacted via Telegram. Any issues about his management have always been addressed.
Just a comment on the spreadsheet though, it would be highly appreciated if you can enlarge the comment column, so everyone can see what was their fault. Overall, one of the best campaign management! Keep up. |
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When did they freeze withdraws? Today or did they do it last week.
They announced the suspension of withdrawal at 2:00 PM EDT July 1. Today, Voyager made the difficult but necessary decision to temporarily suspend trading, deposits, withdrawals, and loyalty rewards, effective at 2:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time on July 1.
It was revealed a week ago or so they were exposed to the 3AC loans and I am surprised people still kept funds in there.
And now 3AC filed for Bankruptcy [1] which in turn they became the latest victim of this so-called "Bear Market". What's funny is that it looks like they have taken the money of their customers to give an uncollateralized loan to a hedge fund 3AC which is now filing for bankruptcy -- see we take your money and suspend the withdrawal to avoid having the same fate to the company we have lent money to. [1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-07-01/crypto-hedge-fund-three-arrows-files-for-chapter-15-bankruptcy |
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There is an updated list[1] of banned forum users and upon verifying, I've seen some recently reported accounts on the list, indicating that the forum administrators are still actively banning user accounts. Its just that it isn't real time. [1] https://loyce.club/bans/banned.html |
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Is this yours? The question at hand isn't whether gambling is good for big bag holders or not. If this is your account, poor bankroll management would be the main culprit because, as you are aware, gambling dice has consistently shown that the house wins in the long term. I've previously had the same experience as you, where playing dice caused me to lose my hard-earned two-week signature payment instantly. And guess what who's to blame? Of course, it's me who unknowingly bankroll management exist  But yeah! Moving on with this loss could take you days. |
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