Brooklyn Nets are in a really problematic condition now as we can see it in the standings also. They got their fifth loss in a row last night to Suns. And tonight, their opponent is Sacramento Kings. They are far worse team than Suns obviously and they are having a losing streak of seven games right now. This is a golden opportunity for Nets to finish this terrible streak lately. I think that they would obtain a delightful victory with the big help of Irving and Harden here. This would be an important win for them to gather strength again.
The Nets aren't going anywhere with this big 3. There are too many clashing egos and people who demand the ball. The only superstar that should stay is KD in my opinion. Get some more shooters and creators around KD and he will be completely fine. At least in a much better position than what the Nets are in right now. |
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1xbit are SCAM
my account id 364472065
they will confiscate your deposit money when you try to withdrawal from them
this is nuts
they stole from me 3000 EURO!!!! thats what i deposits to this site
and when i was trying to withdrawal 2200 EURO then block my account and stole the money
this will happen to you like its happened to me
they will ignore your emails that you write
Try PM the 1xbit_official account. Not sure if that will help but they seem to be quite active on the forum. Anyhow you should know that they have a pretty crappy reputation and probably should have avoided them in hindsight. But no point in sulking now. Just keep trying to reach their support and hopefully you guys can reach a settlement. |
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Get up to BTC4.5 mBTCBTC in free chips
Wager BTC40 mBTCBTC and get BTC1.5 mBTCBTC, claimable 3 times Not sure exactly how this works? Would you mind clarifying? If this is actually the case, then it's quite lucrative for those who are interested in playing on your site. What's there to stop them from creating multiple accounts, depositing and withdrawing multiple times to take advantage of this offer? Is there some sort of KYC that you will have to levy on users? Good luck! |
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Thanks for accepting Hhampuz. Have updated the sig and avatar!
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Thanks Sujon for this opportunity to participate in this campaign - hope to work with you again in the near future!
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Developers are rolling organize overhauls, however gas expenses on ETH stay the same. It's exceptionally costly to perform exchanges on the Ethereum blockchain compared to other competing chains. The ETH 2.0 overhaul will lighten the circumstance but engineers keep postponing the same. Individuals are getting wiped out and tired of ETH's "slowing down" as expenses proceed to rise like there's no tomorrow. On the off chance that I'm not mixed up, engineers will delay the trouble bomb once more (by December) in arrange to drag out the PoW blockchain. The longer it takes for expenses to decay on ETH, the greater its competitors will grow.
Do you think competitors will vanquish ETH due to ever-increasing gas expenses? In the event that not, why? Are steady delays a result of miners' resistance against lessening gas expenses on the blockchain? Your input will be enormously acknowledged. Thank you.
I don't think so. There are a ton of ETH alternatives right now that offer lower fees, yet they have never achieved the market cap or dominance of the Ethereum chain. It's not just solely about the fees, it's also about the utility and innovation that comes with the ETH chain that simply cannot be replaced easily. |
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There is some real potential when it comes to coins like SOL.
SOL crashed really hard due to the recent bear market developments, but I think that the fundamentals of SOL has actually not changed whatsoever.
Also, ETH has dumped quite a bit which doesn't make sense to me - it is obvious that most of the new innovations in technology are first happening on the ETH chain, which means that it is super undervalued right now.
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These indicators mean pretty much nothing.
This correction is absolutely normal and you cannot say that it is manipulation or artificial. Prices were propped up by low interest rates and an irrational exuberance, and now people are paying the price. The correction was imminent.
This draw-down isn't even close to the scale that we have witnessed in previous bear markets, so I would actually expect a bit more dumps to come our way before a pump.
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Is it art? Depends on who's viewing the NFT.
Even a simple black dot on the plain white sheet can be called an art especially when someone appreciates it.
Once you get past the enormous number of profile picture NFTs, there are far more beautifully created digital art that can be found on Opensea. From stunning photos to unique digital paintings.
You just need to dig up a little to find these beautiful arts since most are overshadowed by those randomly generated Profile Picture NFTs.
But, whenever an industry is booming, there are those who would do anything to get the most of it by doing something shady and that's where the monkey business comes in. NFTs that are just copied, stolen, and plagiarized; NFTs with zero utility.
Without a doubt, regardless of how anyone views it, NFTs are here to stay. Especially when a lot of money is circulating around it.
I think that it is definitely way overhyped, though. NFTs are here to stay, sure. But definitely not in its current form, and definitely not in the stupid use cases of avatars etc. Even a lot of these utility NFTs actually have zero utility. NFT gaming is probably the only true utility in the long run, and even that is a bit of a stretch at the current valuations for these things. |
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In your opinion, what is the DeFi project to keep on radar and study and which DeFi projects do you consider new gems and have you already bought them?
I think that FTM is one of them. A lot of DeFi activity is now on FTM because of the fact that they have EVM compatibility and they are so easy to use with low transaction fees. AVAX is another project that I think has significant promise, although it has already pumped quite significantly. DeFi is the next logical rotation after the NFT hype, so definitely watch out for this space. |
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The Clippers comeback was absolutely insane.
I'm not sure what Wes Unseld Jr. was thinking when he had Dinwiddie out there without much of a hot hand. And at the end of the game, everyone just seemed exhausted and there was a total collapse - even when the Clips are playing literally their third stringers.
Kennard was absolutely godly. But when this random player Amir Coffey is dropping nearly 30 points on you, there's something wrong with your Defence.
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As we know that Gambling offers players the chance to pocket a lot of money, but it can also lead to significant monetary losses (which we all had). Even though I'm new to this forum, but I want to share a little experience related to gambling on various online sites. While you may hear it often, here's a snippet:
1. Know when is the right time to stop playing.
2. Set limits and monitor your money.
3. Safeguard your budget.
The best gamblers I know are constantly vigilant and always evaluate the balance between losses and gains.
And The best advice I could give to someone who wants to start gambling is probably to never start gambling to win. It's definitely the worst approach that in the long run leads to the financial ruin of any novice gambler.
Great advice. Keep a balance between gaming and the rest of your life, and don't let the profits get to your head when you do win. At the end of the day this is a -EV game that definitely wouldn't be able to make money for you in the long run. Even if you are an advantage player, you need to have stringent bankroll management before anything else. |
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Now there is a fear of investors in the market. Bitcoin has lost over 50% of its ATH since its recent drop, the fear index hit 13, and even altcoins that have held up well on this downtrend like NEAR, LINK, LUNA, FTM have also lost value. Short positions increase Everyone is in a panic, many fix losses and sell....
Does this mean that we have felt the bottom and there will be a rebound soon? Is it time to buy?
I don't think that we are anywhere near the bottom right now. The fact of the matter is that there is significant bearishness in the market especially with central banks around the world looking to raise interest rates. Definitely don't long with leverage right now. I am extremely bullish on crypto long term but there is no denying that a lot of alts got pumped hard during this bull cycle and will take some adjustments before they are fairly priced. |
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Unresponsive support for sure.
The fact that some casinos still have the audacity to hold user funds and pretend that nothing has happened is beyond me.
Before investing new games or whatnot, a casino must have a working customer support that is not understaffed. If that's the case, then you're just going to have clients leaving you for other casinos that actually care.
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Recently I have started to gamble with crypto, and other coins. Looking to speak with anyone who has had similar experiences. I find it much more effective than gambling with fiat. Let’s use this thread to discuss pros/cons and how us users can improve it!
Thanks!
The pro is that you are able to deposit/withdraw in a blink of an eye, and that there is virtually no KYC for most places you play on. The major drawback right now is honestly the lack of regulation for these casinos. A lot of them have their own rules in regards to deposits, withdrawals and playing on their site and essentially the community relies on their reputation. That's something that the fiat casino ecosystem is able to deliver much better - just a peace of mind regarding your funds. |
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This site looks fantastic! And love the LN integration as well, this is truly at the forefront of technological adoption.
As others have suggested I think that it would be a good idea to redesign the ANN thread a bit so that it's a bit more appealing to players that are looking to get involved.
Also, as to the welcome bonuses, exactly what is entailed and where can I find out more about the Terms and Conditions? What wagering requirements are there?
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Anyone who claims that they are able to spot thees trends are either a lunatic or trying to get your money in one way or another.
The fact of the matter is that TA, especially backwards looking TA, is simply not feasible long term for someone who is looking for a profit.
Instead of trying to spot trends, why not try to spot fundamentals and hold onto coins that you truly believe in for the long run? E.g. I would comfortably hold ETH no matter what price level it's at.
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WHY ARE ETHEREUM GAS FEES RIDICULOUSLY HIGH?
I was about making a withdrawal transaction some time ago on the ethereum chain, and the service fee was approximately the amount of the withdrawal I wanted to make.
Is this normal or was the platform dubious?
It's not a question of the ETH network being dubious. It's just a matter of congestion - when there is a lot of transactions looking for some sort of processing from the decentralized network, the only way to ration transaction processing power is going to be through higher fees. If you are not comfortable with these high fees, switch tho MATIC, FTM, AVAX, SOL etc. You can pretty much do whatever you do on ETH on these platforms for way cheaper fees. |
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I think that it will be.
The ETH team knows that the community will be waiting for the merge, and if it continues to delay the launch of 2.0 then people will become skeptical and potentially pull out of ETH as time goes on.
Whether or not it delivers the promise of much lower fees is yet to be seen, though. I personally think that it will, but it will never lower fees to the point where retail investors can make transactions without thinking about gas.
I hope so. Otherwise, people will continue to lose interest in ETH until it goes all the way down the drain. Considering that we're still in a bear market, the release of ETH 2.0 will have little to no impact over Ethereum's price. Fees will decline, but only within the short term as network capacity stays at its All-time-high. For gas fees to remain low forever, developers need to constantly scale the Blockchain to meet users' needs. L2 (off-chain) and Sharding scaling solutions are ETH's only hope to remain as scalable as possible without compromising decentralization. Competing chains like Solana and BNB may be much more faster and cheaper to use than ETH itself, but their security/reliability is extremely weak (especially Solana). I'd prefer to pay a high fee on ETH knowing that my transaction will go through, than paying a low fee on another chain with the risk of losing it all due to a network disruption or hack. People often prefer convenience on top of security/reliability/decentralization, so they wouldn't care more or less about this. There isn't an exact date for the launch of ETH 2.0, so this opens up the possibility for developers to continue delaying the upgrade to meet their needs. At least, we're not stuck on a single chain. Just my opinion  I disagree with the sentiment that it'll go down the drain. Regardless of high fees or not, most major projects are deployed on ETH first before they are deployed on other networks which is definitely a huge network effect for ETH's blockchain. But their dominance could certainly take a hit and go much lower than current levels because of the fee issue. Bringing DeFi to all is a bit impossible when each transaction costs $200 and needs to be carefully calculated. |
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