I'm a bit confused about your intentions. Are you looking to invest in cryptocurrency or use it as a method of payment? While it's possible to do both, there seems to be a bit of a tradeoff between the two options. Investing in cryptocurrency involves holding onto it for potential future gains, while using it as a form of payment requires spending it now.



Don't be so sure about that. It's not a stretch to say that living solely on cryptocurrency is possible, given the increasing number of stores and businesses that now accept it as a form of payment. In fact, I myself have been able to pay for groceries and bills with cryptocurrency. Additionally, with the availability of payment cards that can be topped up with cryptocurrency, it's becoming easier to fully embrace a crypto-based lifestyle.

While there are certainly factors that make crypto gambling unique, the points mentioned in the post may not be significant factors in determining whether or not it is more addictive than fiat gambling.

First, the immediate and continuous gratification that we can get through cryptocurrency gambling is not a unique aspect of this form of gambling. Many traditional fiat gambling activities also offer immediate payouts or a quick and continuous stream of wins and losses, such as slot machines or roulette.

Second, anonymity is not unique to cryptocurrency gambling. Many fiat gambling activities also allow individuals to remain anonymous, such as playing the lottery or visiting a casino in a different city or country.

Finally, while the volatility of cryptocurrencies may create a sense of excitement for some gamblers, this is also not unique to cryptocurrency gambling. Traditional fiat gambling activities also involve risk and uncertainty, which can create a similar sense of excitement and potentially lead to addiction.

Dude, you can't really be that addicted to this forum. Just take a break for a few days. You'll get over it.
If you want to know whether someone has answered your question on the forum, there are several notification bots available. There are also bots that will send you notifications when someone mentions you, as well as some other useful information.

I understand that every casino has their different ways of promoting their brand, but personally I prefer a casino that is active on the forum in solving the problem, then you can expect a better online experience. Because it shows that they care about their customers.

These are just my thoughts.

Wow, this thread has turned into a real circus! It seems like there's some shady stuff going on behind the scenes. And seriously, what's the point of defending a casino's non-existent reputation? It's pretty pathetic to keep messing with people's mental health.

Personally, I'm skeptical that the OP actually has any real control over the 1xbit domains. And even if they do, there's really no way for us to verify whether or not the casino is truly under new management. Unfortunately, it seems like we're stuck in the same cycle as a few years ago - the casino makes promises, but in the end, it all turns out to be the same old scammers trying to take advantage of people.

Yeah, I'm with the member who replied earlier - why can't you answer questions like this out in the open? It would be a lot more helpful to everyone involved in this thread instead of just spamming it with your promotional messages that don't really benefit anyone.

Lots of people care about their privacy and want to keep some stuff about themselves private. While KYC is designed to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing, some people may feel that it violates their privacy and exposes them to identity theft. Furthermore, some people may be concerned that KYC requirements may lead to the misuse of their personal data by financial institutions or government authorities. They may worry that their information could be hacked, leaked, or sold to third parties without their consent. It certainly wouldn't be the first time this happened.

That's exactly the point. No one wants a currency they can't withdraw from the platform, that's why the price difference is so big. You have to be careful with such things in the future and check the exchange rate before depositing funds. I guess now you have the option to either accept such a bad rate or wait for it to stabilize again on the platform, which can be risky.

It's possible that what he's referring to is the phrase "Crypto Fastest Growing Casino" that you've used in the title. This tagline bears a strong resemblance to Roobet's "Crypto's Fastest Growing Casino". But I personally don't see a big problem with that.

I totally get what you're saying. AI has come a long way and can provide us with some pretty accurate analyzes based on historical data and trends, but there are still certain things that are outside of its capabilities. Like, you know, luck and human behavior can definitely impact the outcome of things, especially in sports competitions, so therefore I wouldn't trust AI predictions without hesitation.

But, that being said, AI technology still has so many other amazing uses! I mean, think about it - it can help us automate certain tasks, identify patterns and trends, and even make recommendations. For example, in the world of sports, AI algorithms can analyze a team's past performance, player statistics, and other relevant factors to make predictions about the outcome of a game. While these predictions are not always accurate, they can still be helpful in making informed decisions.

Well, I'm feeling so low now that I don't even want to publish my "chump change". I think I'll just go to the bathroom and wail my heart out. 

I must give you credit for being so confident in FreeBitcoin, considering the significant sum of money you have in the bank.

You still don't seem to understand. Electrum happens to be one of the most widely used desktop wallets, along with Bitcoin Core, and has a vast user base of millions of individuals worldwide who utilize it at any given moment. It's highly unlikely that any security vulnerabilities within the software would go unnoticed, given the sheer volume of users and the attention that such flaws would attract online. I'm not saying it's impossible, just very unlikely. So, rather than making baseless accusations, it would be more constructive to provide evidence to support your claims.


Electrum is open-source software. Feel free to review the code yourself and report any loopholes or vulnerabilities you find.


After reading your explanation, I must say that I have serious concerns regarding your OPSEC and its effectiveness. Deleting your wallet profile after each use provide no significant protection, as it offers no real advantage in terms of security, unless you used an offline, air-gapped device to sign your transactions. Similarly, there is little advantage to adding another password to the archive since the wallet file's encryption already provides an adequate level of protection and is virtually impossible to break.

They're a new casino. This discussion thread was created only yesterday, so it's unlikely that any members of this forum have had the opportunity to share their personal experiences with them yet. But hopefully, we'll get some helpful feedback soon.

Just to clarify, they didn't say the Netherlands, but the Netherlands Antilles. Although I am not intimately familiar with the geography and politics of the region, to my understanding, the island of Curacao is located in the southern Caribbean Sea as a part of the Dutch Caribbean area, and is a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The common name for the group of neighboring islands is the Netherlands Antilles.

reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curacao

FYI, Bitcoin has actually seen a significant increase of over 30% in the last week alone. While it's true that the cryptocurrency market can be volatile and unpredictable, it's important to not let fear dictate investment decisions.

Rather than waiting for a "strong signal" before investing again, it might be more beneficial to do some research and analysis to make informed investment decisions. As for your friend's situation, it's unfortunate that they have experienced losses, but it's important to remember that past performance is not indicative of future results. and btw, investing always comes with a level of risk. You should already know that.

You know, if a Legendary member had told me back when I was a newbie that I could get banned for something I did on the forum, I would have been really worried, if not scared. 

In any case, I'm glad we've cleared that up now. No harm was done.

Yes, it's good to be on the safe side, but don't spread misinformation and scare them that their account can be banned, if you're not sure about it. Can you give one example where someone got banned because of a tracking link under the banner in their ANN?

And, to prove my point, I suggest you take a look at the following topics:
Stake.com ANN
Roobet.com ANN
Crashino.com ANN
Punt.com ANN
TrustDice ANN

These are just a few threads from the first page of the Gambling board, there are probably many more.

They never stated that. Their claim was that CM was involved in money laundering because, according to them, a significant number of coins originated from illicit activities. But they did not claim that all users of CM were involved in money laundering. It's important to distinguish between the two claims.


What would be the police's interest in such a matter? Is it considered illegal in your jurisdiction?

I disagree with your interpretation of the forum rule. The rule explicitly refers to "spam", and I don't believe that any moderator would classify an official announcement (ANN) topic for a casino as spam, even if it includes a referral code (i.e. tracking link) to monitor site traffic.

---

RoyalStarsCasino, you can freely ignore his comment and leave the tracking link in your post. This is allowed on the forum.

It is unclear which profile is missing from your PC. Can you specify? Do you have any idea how this occurred?
This fact itself tells us that your computer is very likely infected with some malware.


Electrum is a self-custody wallet, meaning that you are the only one who possesses your private keys, and there is no third-party resource that could cause you to lose your coins. However, if you have saved your seed phrase to an external source, that was a major security failure on your part.