I have seen people who sold "metal" engraved paper wallets and/or Casascius coins, which is physical bitcoins with a stored private key that are generated by a computer...seemingly without the creator knowing what the Private key is that are generated. 

I prefer to do everything myself and not to trust anyone else with my Private key.... but I will help family members if they want me to help them. I will not sell my services, because people will blame me if something goes wrong and the private key are hacked. 

The question you have to ask yourself is this.... Are you trying to make up your losses OR are you addicted to the thrill of risking your money to do it? A lot of gamblers are addicted to the "good" feel endorphins that are released in the brain when they risk a lot of money on a big bet....  

This is the first signs of gambling addiction and you have to be aware of that... because you are possibly going in that direction. You should decide if you are going to gamble for fun or if you are going to gamble to make a profit.  

I think most casinos are using "no" KYC verification as a tool to attract lots of "new" users and it is not a long-term goal for them. They will start with zero requirements and then once they received a lot of gamblers, then they quickly change their requirements.

They need to "hook" you with something and they know the regulators are not bothered with smaller casinos. So they fund their bankroll with gamblers from countries than are banned by other casinos.... then the regulators notice them and they force them to request verification. 

How do you guys know this is a pay point for McDonald's...? It can be a Bitcoin ATM in a McDonald's restaurant or it might not even be in a McDonald's restaurant.. 

In any way.... the kids are the future of Bitcoin and we should be happy that there are kids willing to use it as a currency. Most people today wants to use Bitcoin as a commodity and the currency side of things are neglected. 

I do not think you have to go that far to protect your tokens, because most people store their coins in hardware wallets and they are Ok. I have some coins in hardware wallets and the long-term coins are stored on Paper Walets.. that I created with a air-gapped computer.

If you are very paranoid, you can buy a cheap second hand computer and you can create those paper wallets with the computer not connected to the Internet and then you can destroy it. (So if some Malware were storing information and waiting for it to connect, before it send the information.. then you can prevent that) 

A lot of those countries cannot keep ahead of the debt... because their expenditure are way more than their income. They might pay off some debt and then they have to borrow again to fund whatever government project or crisis that happens. 

The first world countries are eager to give them loans, because it gives them leverage to get the things that they need for their country. They will then take control over things that generate income or profit for them. 

You do not understand the whole idea behind this "NO KYC" strategy, because it is done to acquire startup funds for the legitimate phase that follows that phase. The majority of the smaller casinos start out with the "NO KYC" thing to gain as much new gamblers as possible and then once enough startup capital are raised.... the start to enforce KYC requirements. 

Some people say the smaller casinos operate under the radar of the authorities and that the authorities are looking the other way... but once they grow big enough.... regulators start taking notice and they force them to require verification.

You should not encourage someone to use their mobile phone, while they are driving. Yes, you can claim the bonus via your phone.. but you should not do that while you operate a vehicle. 

The base amount seems a lot smaller these days, because a lot of my friends said they did not gamble the last few months and this months was the smallest claim they made.... ?

Those was the original ideas for the "use case" for Bitcoin as a currency, but most people saw the phenomenal profit potential in using Bitcoin as a commodity and they started to hoard it.

The wild fluctuation in the price are not ideal for businesses to accept Bitcoin as a currency, so they started to make use of payment processors to convert all Bitcoin payments into Fiat currency...and that defeats the purpose of using Bitcoin as a currency. 

It is always nice to see innovation like this, but if there are not people supporting this, then it is all for nothing. I saw many businesses starting to accept Bitcoin as a payment option and then after a few months, the same business only accept Fiat currencies again.

The reason for this is that people are seeing Bitcoin as a commodity and they rather want to use it an investment option and they do not want to spend it. 

I had some good fun when I started gambling at Stake.com a few years ago, because they had a pretty good RTP and I regularly won small enough jackpots to fund my entertainment. Since they signed multi Million Dollar deals with paid streamers and Soccer clubs and UFC fighters and celebrities like Drake.... the RTP has changed a lot and players are winning much less.

It is not fun, when you deposit $1000 and you sit in front of your computer and you watch it going down the drain. Yes, you still win very small amounts, but nothing as huge as you used to win.

It is entertaining, when you deposit say $100 and you can play for say an hour ....but lately $100 will not last you 10 or 20 minutes, because it is just one long losing streak. 

You have the perfect combination for a scammers paradise, namely "Telegram / 1xbet / Predictor App" ....so be careful. The "Aviator" game work on a CLIENT seed and a SERVER seed and a RNG (Random number generator) and the same seed are used for all the players that are playing the game. (shared seed)

Every single bet stand on it's own, it does not remember the previous bets, but the RTP will favor the house in the long-run. So, no APP can calculate the outcome of future bets, based on the bets that has been done in the past. 

Well, take for instance the "ASIC" chip development and manufacturing in Crypto currency mining.... Silicon Valley will never be able to catch up to the Asian manufacturing capabilities and the technology that they have patented. 

The US Government (NASA) are not the power house it used to be and countries like India are now landing spacecraft on the Moon. The most technologically advanced countries are now coming from South Korea and Taiwan and the most sophisticated hackers are coming from North Korea and Russia. 

He only made a fool of himself and possibly also of Gavin Andresen who supported him with that.    He is a narcissist with zero consciousness of what the truth is and what Satoshi Nakamoto stood for.... so why would he fake it, if he wants the fame and fortune?

He likes to be in the limelight and he plays tricks like a true "Snake oil salesman" ..but a scorpion will never change it's behavior. Let's forget about this fool and just focus on people who wants to build Bitcoin and not sell it to the highest bidder. 

 

I can remember a time when there were basically only 3 coins, namely Bitcoin ...LiteCoin... and DogeCoin and we laughed at the other two coins, because we were loyal to Bitcoin (BTC) .....then developers saw a way to make quick money and they created 1000s of Shitcoins and greedy people chased it, like it was a new Gold Rush.

I stayed with Bitcoin and I just bought more and more .... until I collected enough to sell those coins at a massive profit. Some of my friends bought "Shitcoins" and they are all bag holders now..   

Yes, I am with you on that one... you should always credit the original source with the content that you post, even if the author are mentioned in the article that are posted.

A news aggregator does not take credit for something that someone else paid for... they simply help those sites to distribute their content for more exposure. (views & clicks)  

Also, your site are very slow .....and that does not motivate me to use that over other aggregator sites.  

I get a even worst feeling, when I see what are happening on the military side. We know that when we are on the brink of an economical collapse, countries tend to go to war, to deflect the attention away from what is happening in the economy. (When it eventually collapse, they blame the war)

We have North Korea visiting Putin in Russia and we have the war in the Ukraine that are being funded by other nations... and we have the BRICS countries moving away from the "West".

There are wheels that are set in motion for a WWIII to happen.... and I think we are passed the stage, where this can be stopped.

It all depends on each individual person's circumstances, because all of us are different. The one person might live within walking distance from his local "brick n mortar" casino and he or she might pass it every day. (The temptation might be more, if the casino are easily accessible)

On the other hand, most people are walking around with their phone and most online casinos are accessible via their mobile phone, so every time they look at their phone, they might be tempted to gamble. 

 

I think Eddie explained it, when he said that there usually have to be a month between the time that the monthly was paid and when it will be paid again. I think the last monthly was on the 22th of August and there was 31 days in August... so the monthly might be dropped on the 21st of September this time. 

In any way, they paid a pre-monthly ....which should be enough to tie people over to the monthly, even if it is a bit late. I think people should just relax and forget about the #freemonthly that Eddie promised, that was just for show. 

Well, if you think you are "free from taxes" then you are wrong.... because the government will eventually figure out what you are doing and they will throw you in jail or give you a hefty fine.

The fact that Crypto currencies are banned in your country, makes this even worse for you, because you are not just breaking one law... but also the law that prohibit Bitcoin ownership.