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3581  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Operating Online Casino -- Need License? on: July 30, 2019, 11:42:12 AM
if I made a website tomorrow, could I legally run/operate it and accept deposits?
You may operate but attracting deposits would be a big problem. Even in crypto space now a days, people look for registered companies so that they may chase down the owners on the occurrence of sudden shutdown of a  business. That must be a good practice for staying/beginning safer.

You cannot think about operating a fiat casino but now in crypto world too people start looking for possible things for ensuring their safer environments.
3582  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Why I don’t share Strategies anymore? on: July 30, 2019, 07:40:45 AM
Analytically speaking sharing strategy may be made annoyed by those who followed without even studying the given strategies.
I do view the practice of sharing new strategies for any gambling type (i.e. both skill based and luck based) like making use of gamblers as test rats. The providers do use their time, efforts and different gambling environment to test a new thing. They will lose nothing but will gain some statistical study from the results shared. I read ranking sites are doing this type of thing in the name of "new proven gambling strategy to recover all your losses in 2 weeks of time frame" or something similar to that.

A responsible gambler will try new strategies with free credits but the gamblers who are in pressure to recover their losses, might risk with their actual bankroll.
3583  Economy / Gambling / Re: SportOdyssey bitcoin sports brokerage has no kyc? on: July 30, 2019, 06:06:05 AM
We on SportOdyssey open an official thread here.  

we're looking forward to hear from you
Congratulating and welcome to bitcointalk. Just after visiting your topic, I like to suggest you two things :
1. Think about buying a copper membership so that you may able to post pictures which is more important for any business' thread. Also, there are lot of people available here to help you composing an attractive open-post.

2. This forum is really a huge one filled with lots of gamblers and to drive them to check and keep playing with your services, you may need to consider running a signature campaign which will definitely get you big ROI in real quick time.
3584  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Good bitcoin poker sites on: July 29, 2019, 07:15:20 PM
To read more about the best poker sites, here is the link for you!
That is your own site/page ? It would be always a good practice to suggest from personal experience rather than linking to some random ranking or review sites. We are all very much familiar with google search and if we link OP to random pages, it might mean OP is not aware of how to do searching on google. I mean it will collapse the entire purpose of why we are having open discussion in this forum.

SWC poker
I have read many positive reviews on swc poker, also they are maintaining active gambling topic on this forum.

Recently Fair.Poker had one week signature campaign here. I guess another one to check with for comparisons at least.

OP may go for their own due diligence before making a final decision.
3585  Economy / Reputation / Re: Loyce v a gem to the forum on: July 29, 2019, 09:23:04 AM
First I have seen Loyce in rollin campaign participating just like anyone else here in this forum but after the introduction of merit system, I am observing vast contribution to this forum. Some people love challenges and convert the challenges into opportunities, Loyce must be one of them. Must be a biggest asset to this forum.

I do not understand the point of this thread.
To inspire anyone in this forum. Who knows, how many of us have already started working with all their efforts to contribute like Loyce.
3586  Economy / Speculation / Re: Will the price of BTC stabilize at around $10,000?🧐🧐 on: July 28, 2019, 07:06:18 AM
We have already seen stable bitcoin prices for a long time, it is not a big deal. When bitcoin dropped from 20k it was around 6-8k for a long time, it was like that during last summer and it was like that until November 15. After that price went down all the way to 3.2k at bottom and moved between 3.4k to 4.2k for at least 5 months until April-May when price started to go up (could even say early june). So, we have seen bitcoin price go down and than stay there for a while, why don't we imagine the price doing the same thing on going up as well?

Just like how it moved from 20k to 6-8k to 3-4k, it could move from 3-4k to 10-12k to 15-17k as well with a lot of stable time in between moves, that way it would do exactly what it did during the fall but this time for going up.
3587  Economy / Speculation / Re: I thought btc would go down 5% today.... on: July 28, 2019, 06:25:37 AM
I think the approach of "we have already gone so much, lets be happy about that for a while" is good enough. I mean do we really need to go to 15k? Do we need to break the all time high record? Can't we just be happy about the fact that we have managed to make bitcoin go triple of what it used to be? Shouldn't that be enough for all of us? Why do we want bitcoin to always go up?

I will tell you why, because we want to make a profit not use bitcoin for what it is, people don't care about bitcoin, bitcoin could be zero and they wouldn't mind as long as they make profit from it. People only care about dollars they have in their bank accounts and we can't really make something out bitcoin and get global adoption if we only care about the price, it is really sad and upsetting.
3588  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin can go to 42000$??? on: July 27, 2019, 07:49:18 PM
I think there is a big difference between bull increases and small increases.

I mean 42 thousand dollars is a bull increase and if that happens which I doubt will happen quickly then it means there was a big bull run and it must have taken weeks before it reaches there, so it would be like 15k one day, 17k the next 19 the next 23 next and so forth until 42k.

It won't happen like one day at 10k and next it will 42k, that never happens and there isn't enough buy orders to make it go that high in 24 hours. So, I think we should focus on those small increases back to back before we focus on how high it could get, could it get to 42k one day? Sure but in order to do that it should first hit 15k and that means we should first focus on making bitcoin 15k, after that we could take a look at what it could potentially be at max.
3589  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Binance Chain is Failing and Letting Down Tokens on: July 27, 2019, 05:57:39 PM
Binance chain was never about improving some sort of blockchain system or even building a good system that would be competition to ethereum or even any other coin that ICO's would get high. Binance chain as created so that new coins that will come up will use binance instead of any other exchange and binance will make money from the first day.

It will of course continue to trade but we are talking about millions of dollars here, how much does an IEO get funded? 100 million? Sometimes, and when it does 1 million goes to binance team because they want it from you, this is not official but they do request it from the teams, I have been in one and they did. Plus when its listed they will start getting millions of dollars from fee's because on the first day of IEO gets listed everyone sells the tokens they have. It is just a money making machine for them, that's it.
3590  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What do you think about the sustenability of altcoins with real life value? on: July 27, 2019, 05:18:48 PM
Depends on their utility in the real world as well. There has been a lot of coins like ethereum, eos, tron, neo and so forth and even a bit of dash with its masternode that could actually get some utility, you can use eth to play games and fund ICO and do whatever else you want, you can use eos to gamble and own a share in a casino, you can use tron to do whatever tron does I have no idea.

Basically, if a coin has a reason to be bought and then used it has sustainability in the world and we can continue to support them. However if there is no reason to buy or spend a coin then that coin will be dead sometime, maybe not today maybe not in a year but eventually it will die. That is why coins like bitcoin cash is destined to die, it has no purpose other than making miners rich.
3591  Economy / Economics / Re: THE BITCOINS AND THE UNDERDEVELOPED WORLD on: July 27, 2019, 04:40:52 PM
The risks and rewards are a lot bigger in underdeveloped worlds. When someone works for pennies on the dollar for someone in the first world they are risking their time to go to waste if the price of bitcoin falls, they are also risking unemployment as well. It is quite important for these people to make sure the money is coming in all the time, yes it is easy because 100 dollars could be all months salary for them but at the same time if they lose that 100 dollars a month then it is even harder to live for them since they are already in a third world country.

So, all in all it does provide with better rewards for someone in the underdeveloped world but it also causes a lot more risks. If you can take advantage of it, you can literally have better life people who work countless hours but if you get screwed you will have a lot of troubles.
3592  Economy / Economics / Re: Are Blockchain Projects in Northeast Asia can change the economy? on: July 27, 2019, 04:09:23 PM
I think it is going to have an affect and it will definitely have small changes but as a whole nation? I doubt so. I mean the technology is there for sure and I am betting that with time they will start to be used a lot more but even when they get big they won't get big as much as "changing the economy" type big.

In order for a countries economy to get big there needs to be new money coming in and that can happen with attracting money from other nations, that can't happen in bulk via crypto technology just yet, who knows maybe in 10-20 years it could but for now they are just small time things that won't have too much affect. It can help with taxing a bit maybe by using the blockchain technology and following everyone's money and taxing them accordingly to avoid tax evasion but that is about it.
3593  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: automated crypto trading bot platform on: July 26, 2019, 07:46:41 PM
Bots are just pre-programs hence they may fail when a new combination of market condition will be met.
I mean bots may lead you to profits but you cannot expect consistency with them no coder will be capable of foreseeing all the permutation and combination of market conditions.

It would be much better to trade manually or you may use bots to derive your technical analysis up to some levels and final decision of entering or exiting a trade should be a manual one so that you could sustain against all the market conditions.
3594  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Tired of all the bullshit charts people spread... on: July 26, 2019, 04:49:10 PM
Unfortunately, the chart world is not prepared for something like bitcoin and it shows a lot in here as well. People have used these charts in stuff like mainly forex and a bit of stocks to calculate because what the previous performance shows usually happens again later on.

That doesn't happen in bitcoin and they are shocked when they learn about it. Like sma20 went over the line for 100 days!! well duh, it is bitcoin it can do whatever the hell it wants. Past performance doesn't reflect on future performance for bitcoin and that is not something chart readers and technical analysis are used to and they expect bitcoin to do the same thing and when it doesn't they don't know what to do. They always claim they have the best charts because it did the same thing for once or twice but eventually they fail no matter what.
3595  Economy / Economics / Re: Over 100,000,000,000 In Volume on: July 26, 2019, 02:31:22 PM
The market seemingly has over 100 Billion in volume and growing as of today, do you think this is a good or bad thing for the economy and where is the market headed to next? Speculations and thoughts?
Yeah, I was shocked when I read it was over 100 billion dollars and went to check coinmarketcap and saw that it was around 60 billion indeed. I mean maybe it has grown, I don't really check the volume so I don't know how much the volume has gone up or not but 60 billion in a 260 billion market is quite a lot. I doubt there is movements in other markets that is %25+ of the whole market cap, like stocks are about 7-10 trillion dollars in USA and I doubt they have 2 trillion dollar changing hands every single day, that would have been crazy.

This is why we are so volatile, when the movements are that big in a smaller market than it is quite easy to shift the price to whichever direction you want as well. I remember just a year ago it was closer to 20 billion dollars and price didn't move that much whereas right now with 60 billion dollars it is making superb changes all the time up and down. We need more stable market which requires lower volume but that would also mean not that many buyers which is sad.
3596  Economy / Economics / Re: IS THIS HOW USD IS CREATED? on: July 26, 2019, 01:50:47 PM
https://twitter.com/i/status/1154006471601991680

So the government takes a loan from a bank, tells the bank they are going to pay them back and then some (not sure how that is possible, without getting more of a loan to get more into debt) Then the goverment owes the bank for doing this?
No they create usd by printing it in federal bank. Like the time they printed 800 billion!!! dollars back in 2008 to get the banks out of debt and nothing really happened. Like the banks covered their debts and paid the CEO's bonuses and all that after which no one got fired and no one went to jail.

So, all in all its quite expected and known for government to print money whenever they want, of course its a federal bank that is whole another branch that doesn't have to do what government requests them to do, they operate independently but when congress passes a bill all together demanding it there is rarely a time when federal bank will ever decline. Hence they just print money out of thin air with absolutely no backing at all and than money loses its value just to cover some peoples debts.
3597  Economy / Economics / Re: thoughts on companies becoming too powerful? on: July 26, 2019, 04:08:16 AM
I don't really mind it if they do not do anything bad to be honest. For example, back in the day standard oil was the biggest oil company in the world and they used this to change the pricing of oil to cheapest possible in one place making a big loss but then all other oil places went bankrupt couldn't fight with their pricing and then standard oil became monopoly of that place and spiked up the prices starting to make profit.

Hence, if you do bad things with your monopoly then I would say they are too powerful. However Disney literally gave us the biggest movie of all time with their purchase of Marvel, if you are going to become media giant and offer us great service then you are just becoming big because you deserve so. If you are like standard oil then you are too powerful, if you become like Disney then you deserve it.
3598  Economy / Economics / Re: Thoughts for the day - Past and Futures on: July 25, 2019, 12:44:58 PM
Unfortunately people are not doing holding part that well. I can understand some traders willing to sell and even make a loss in order to go back in at a better position but there are way too many people selling their coins for no reason at all, those are the ones that hurt the price most, they panic sell and that causes bitcoin to go down uncontrollably since the price was expected to be drop a bit because of traders for example but than panic sellers start to sell and it goes down more and than more panic sellers join and it creates a wave until there is a buyer that is willing to buy at whatever it is dropped and cover all sellers amounts. Aside from that there is also the dumpers who are looking to just cash out and be done with bitcoin and those people get more crowded when price doesn't go up.
3599  Economy / Economics / Re: The market starts looking real nice in Q2, 2019 on: July 25, 2019, 08:44:53 AM
And it looks like it is not going to be looking great in Q3 right now. The sma200 and sma40 doesn't look flattering and the price has been going down and buyers have been keeping it from going down for now but in the end when buyers support wall gets eroded the reality is that we will start going down even more. We hoped that would happen for going higher because in the end if the price goes up higher than the halving is near so it could have gone even higher than that, just a bit of increase right about now would mean a lot more increase down the road.

Right now, we look like its trying to go down under 9k very hard and if it goes down then we may lose all this profit we had today to a big loss and may even go back down as low as 4k which would really hurt all we have come so far.
3600  Economy / Gambling / Re: MintDice.com – The World's Best Fully Featured Casino. Play or Invest! on: July 25, 2019, 08:08:07 AM
Many places do not do dynamic because most of the time that is a good income for these places, I know mintdice is not big enough to make a big amount of profit this way but everyone does it so its not weird to see them do it as well. Even binance charges 50k!! for their withdraws and they are the biggest exchange there is, so you know they are literally just spending like 100k satoshi for a big chunk of withdraw and sending 100's of withdraws all together or even if they do right away for someone they spend a lot less.

Hence, it is not about just mintdice the whole corporations of crypto world are doing high withdraw rates just in case, they are both profiting from it a lot but also they are putting up this big defense wall where even if the withdraw fee's becomes huge all of a sudden they are still charging you a lot so they are fine.
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