Thinking of it, he shoulnd't have been sold at all. I can understand selling Sutalo as ~20M is serious amount of money, Livakovic simply wanted to move on so I can understand that too, but after selling those two crucuail players, there was simply no need to selling another one, especially not before end of Europa League qualifications. Its almost like someone (Mamic?) is sabotaging Dinamo because what they did this summer doesn't make any sense at all.

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Just watching Dinamo losing against Osijek (despite my team losing its a pleasure watching HNL game being played at modern stadium) and I would be very surprised if Hajduk doesn't win title this year because Dinamo is just awful. Stronger clubs would be affected by losing three out of four best players, and at this point I woulnd't be surprised if Petkovic doesn't leave too because there's no one left that he can play with, expect Baturina.

edit: lool, what a crazy end of the game, Petkovic scored 2 penalties in the last 10 minutes and Dinamo leads 3:2

I think that its obvious to everyone following local boards situation that Nigerian board is one of the few that could use few more merit sources. I will just leave here two charts, one that shows total amount of merit senders/receivers, and the one that shows merit/post ratio which confirms what OP is saying.



If he is not sharing merit now in your local board, why you assume he will start once he becomes merit source?


I don't know about the daily numbers, but on a monthly basis Nigerian local board is one of the most active ones with 121 members writing at least 1 post during July 2023.  

Nah, no withdrawal fees was just the way to get as many users as possible, which worked pretty good for them, along with no KYC up to certain amount. The reason why FTX down was the fact that Sam & Co used exchange as their own personal piggybank, financing all kinds of crap.


And they did such a good job that they were called new Binance, since they also appeared seemingly out of nowhere and in relatively short period of time were one of the biggest exchanges around.

Yep, that was their tactic to get as much users as possible and we all know how that ended up so I am not sure I would use any new exchange in the future that has completely free withdrawals. You know what they say, "If something is free, you're the product".


Probably the best place to check withdrawal fee for every cryptocurrency/exchange is https://withdrawalfees.com/ (at least that's the site I use).

After reading that article once again, I don't think that there was any survey al all and instead and they just pulled that 50% number out of their ass. Number I believe even less is that "47% of crypto investors are females between 18-30". Imho, this is nothing but marketing.


It might be high compared to other countries, but I seriously doubt that real percentage is anywhere close to a double digit number, let alone 50%.


I didn't get that impression at all, judging by the local boards of countries with predominantly muslim population.

Dunno, this number seems grossly overexaggerated to me, as they usually are when it comes to crypto adoption. I mean, I would love if its true, but I honestly doubt that 50% of people in Turkey owns crypto, and if you check the article Kucoin based that number on survey on 500 people only.

Looking forward to hear whta out members from Turkey has to say about this, do they have a feling that half the people around them owns crypto.

And who will issue all those no collateral credits, and how long before you go bankrupt if you just give loans left and right without any collateral?

As you can see if you check that address, last signature payment was made on March 12 and I don't remember getting payment for those few days (campaign ended on March 15th) that campaign lasted from some other address.

Since current price of 1 satoshi is ~$0.000262, it would need to make x40 in order to reach 1 cent which would bring bitcoin price to ~$1 million. So yeah, I guess something like that is possible in the future.

With that being said, I do think that days when you could make a fortune out of few hundreds of dollars invested in bitcoin are long gone, but that still doesn't mean that its not worth it to invest in bitcoin. So, keep adding up as much as you can whenever you can, no matter the amount.

All non-KYC centralized exchanges reserve right to ask for KYC for whatever amount they want so people should be extra careful when they are using them.


When you are using non-KYC centralized exchange, you shoudl always be aware of the fact that they can ask for KYC at any time, meaning unless you are readsy to do KYC, you should only send amount that you are ready to lose. I used Kucoin for years in excatly that way, never sendng more than a few hundreds of dollars knowng that if they ask me for KYC, I will simply refuse it and leabve the money there. Luckily they never asked me, at least not until they made KYC mandatory for all users.

First of all, I suggest you to move this topic to "Services Discussion" (you can find "move topic" button on the bottom left of your screen)


Campaign can have more relaxed rules, like posts in local boards count or they don't have to write certain amount of posts in specific board (gambling campaigns usually have this rule).


Everyone has its own reasons why they change campaigns, with increase in pay rate being the most common and popular one, followed by how relaxed signature campaign rules are as more relaxed rules usually equals to more natual posting.

Ma i takav si za mene si pro jer sam ja grozan sa icim sto ima veze sa grafikom, nisam u stanju povuci ravnu crtu sa ravnalom a kamoli nesto vise.

Ovaj tvoj gore avatar mi se cini malo pikseliziraniji od moje verzije, pa bi bilo super ako bi mogao zalijepiti taj transparentni logo na ovu dolje verziju.

Maybe that's all that was needed, some merit sources that are active there realizing that they should be a little bit more selective when it comes to meriting. It would imho be a much better solution than just disabling merit sending there alltogether.


If that happens, just bump this thread again.

+1

I just wrote and was about to publish my answer to icopress but since you eloquently covered everything I wanted to say, there's no need for me to repeat it other than to say that I 100% agree (too bad I don't have any merits to share  ).

Famous last words.


Afaik nothing has been changed regarding Europa League qualifications in the last few years but you are almost right as majority of clubs in the 3rd qualifying  round (10 out of 14) indeed come from clubs eliminated in Champions League qualifications so no wonder that you got impression they were only CL clubs involved.

Overall it is a total mess and I miss good old days when everything was much simpler but current system means more games which then equals to more money and that's what football is all about nowadays.

True, they will have tough competition here, but if Visa really stops supporting Binance many people will look for another option. By the way, is Wirex still a thing? I know they have been around for a ling tiem and that they wre one of the first crypot debit cards but I enevr met someone ac tually using it and I know quite a few crypto debit card users (majority of them use Binance).


Yeah I don't even hope for no KYC but cashback is something that we could see.


They do claim that physical version will be released soon

Dobro mi izgleda ova tvoja transparentna verzija, bas sam se i nadao da ces se ti javiti jer si mi onomad za BestChange takodjer napravio par verzija. Da li bi je mozda mogao malo urediti i maknuti Yomix logo, cisto da vidim kako bi izgledalo bez toga?


Kao da si predosjetio, eno izgleda da ce biti promjena i u Sinbad kampanji.

From what I can see they basically covered EU countries as usual, just waiting now for the terms.


Since Visa allegedly stopped issuing new Binance cards in Europe (still waiting for someone to cofnirm this) since few months ago and my debit card expires in 6 months, this might be a solution. What's even better, they said that they plan to release physical version too. Anyway, good news for us in the EU!

While that implentation looks convenient, I don't think that it would bring desired effect and those threads would probably end up like Serious Discussion/Ivory thread - basically ignored.

Of course, that attempt is doomed to fail as they are trying to do things backwards.


I just checked and it looks like its still alive and still paying for posting, but with barely any activity compared with how it was in the early days days as payrate is shitty (paying in something called Talk Token).