When it comes to crypto trading, you also need to be familiar with the project that you are trading with.
Despite knowing those TAs or FAs, one vital aspect is knowing where the coin is heading to.
This is why, it would take months or years to understand the crypto market as each coin or token has their own features.
There is no concrete market performance for each of them. Giving hard time for newcomers to understand what's going on.

If the government will implement their own CBDCs, definitely, its citizens will be its users.
As we are going digital in most businesses, people will find it useful in many cases.
But of course, they should not expect that profit will be part of it because it is not.
It is just the digital counterpart of their fiat, but this time, the government can easily track where their CBDCs are going.
And if people will come to know the other crypto via CBDCs, then, that's good, right?
It will be a way for some people who are still hesitant to get acquainted with crypto to check outside CBDC.

Yes, the OP should read the suggestions here. And the basic one is to have english language for this game.
As he posted this on this forum, I am also expecting that they will be listening to suggestions here.
This is to expand their reach to get global players. We will see how this site will progress...
The wiki link is in japanese, so let's wait if they will have english option on their game itself.
Otherwise, they can post this on their local section. It is a new game for most people here, so it may attract interest once they launched it.

I also don't think they will focus on manipulating the algo of their machines.
Because if someone got a hold of it, their reputation may be ruined and so their business.
It is more on how they will attract their patrons and building credibility, where they will generate more income.
Remember, if the casino/bookie owners don't know what they are doing, their business won't stay long.

It is not anymore on the hands of the exchange if in the future they got hacked or will be penetrated by scammers.
But with big exchanges like binance, I am sure they have very tight security protocols because they are holding huge amount of money.
I am more confident getting verified in binance than on a smaller exchange. Do you think it is worth submitting kyc if you only trade small to a certain exchange?
Or use small exchange which are not requiring KYC but the trading volume is small, and would take forever before they filled your order?
At least for example in binance, you are confident that you can easily trade and get out your money without any problem.

Maybe, it depends on the casino that you are using, most casinos you can find here in the forum has decent customer support.
I haven't experienced yet a casino support replying after days of filing a complaint or chatting them via their site support.
Maybe, stick to the reputable casinos that you can find here or has at least active thread in the forum so you can easily get their attention.


In this case, better use right information or details even at the start so you won't have to deal possible trouble later on.
Some casinos would really find a loophole in your account if they don't want to pay huge winnings.
So if you think you will play seriously on a particular site, better mind their terms and keep up with it.
You can easily file a complaint if you know you are not violating any of their terms, you can even ask for assistance from this forum.

We can see the importance of exchanges in this market, as it is where people can exchange their crypto to whatever they need, fiat or another crypto.
Even if there will be worldwide acceptance of crypto, still, we do need these exchanges for so many reasons.
Right now, we are not only using the trading platform to exchange currency but also to avail other financial services like earning interest.
Crypto exchanges serve like a bank for most crypto users. This is where they can easily put their money and see how it will work upon availing various financial options.
As long as cryptocurrencies exist, I believe, crypto-exchanges will also continue to exist.

I can agree with you here as no one can prove or refute such belief.
Luck doesn't depend on your wagering amount. They are just speculating about this idea.
If there is a loophole about this, someone will always find a way how to use it to his own advantage.
But I am still on the side that wagering amount doesn't affect the outcome of your game when it comes to luck-based games.

But the dilemma that I am seeing here is that most signal groups even paid ones, will give signal a lil bit late than the actual action.
This is why, some are getting rekt with signals because only the owners are getting good profits.
It is fine trying the free signal groups, as you are not losing anything from this try-out.
However, if it is a paid one, you have a lot to risk. Not only the subscription fee but your money that you will be used for trading purposes.
In this case, try to learn on your own. Slowly but you have no one to blame but yourself if anything goes wrong.
You can start small and learn the tricks. At least, after this, no one can steal what you learned and experienced.

I don't think Canelo will take this seriously, if in case Jake Paul will call out for him.
Canelo is in the professional boxing career, whereas, Paul is still doing his exhibition matches.
But Paul calling big names is expected as he wants to make noise and see if anyone of them will take the bait.
He is still making money out of this, so there's no stopping now as he shown his "boxing skills" after his win over Silva.

In my opinion, you can quit anytime you want.
It is your will power and sheer determination that will guide you to change lifestyle.
Look for very good reason that you think can motivate you to change from your habits.
All the other individuals outside of you are just there to assist you with your change, but the main
actor of this change will be you only. If you decide to change, always remind yourself you are doing this for good.

It is for the good image of the company and not for anything else, I believe.
It is only gambling ads that they pause, but they are still allowing gambling apps to be created under their platform.
As the users of their app ranges from youngsters to all levels of generation, they need to be careful on what's being seen first upon using their app.
Pausing or banning gambling ads won't dent of their earnings, but it will give a precaution to its users.

Trading volume is just one factor that you need to consider if you want to trade a coin.
It may give you hints what's the performance of this in the trading market,
but it is not the whole story for the coin. Better check their actual developments.
Also, you can check their social media channels what is going on with their coin.
You can get some insights if the team is just doing pump and dump, or wash trading just to make their volume big.

Couple of months, and you're project is already one year here.
And it seems that listing is still far from your agenda.
Do you really think you can push thru this project to its actual purpose?
Though a lot are designed for speed, if no one is using it, do you think it will matter?
So in this case, it is better to create activities that will attract users on your platform rather than focus on speed.
The speed can be addressed if you think there are users that will truly utilize your network.

This is the dilemma of several algorithmic-based stablecoin. Can they proceed with their developments?
The malt.money site can't be reached at the moment.
But this site - https://matictestnet.stablemalt.finance/, is still up. Is this project still alive?
Their last tweet was Aug 25. For the past couple of months, any updates with this malt protocol?

I have seen this project before as they compared this network to other popular networks like ETH, ADA, DOT.
As of now, are there new projects deploying their project under GFN network?
I haven't exactly followed the developments of this project so please bear with me with this question.
I just want to know if some projects are already utilizing your network?

https://twitter.com/CryptoCappex/status/1455280055354118148/photo/1

I only heard yolo in trading strategy but in gambling, I don't know what he is referring to.
As you said, that stands for "you only live once." And based from this article, indeed it is!

https://www.gamblingsites.com/blog/yolo-strategy-in-gambling/

So I don't know if Haunebu is indeed referring to this.
But how can you apply this in gambling? A good example would give us idea how he used it to his advantage.

But we don't know the rules of this exhibition fight.
Will there be judges and will they proclaim a winner?
Each exhibition fight has their own rules to follow, because it is not a usual professional boxing fight.
But if they will proclaim a winner, I'll bet definitely for Manny here.
As Manny is doing this charity, it may end up as a draw. Let's see how this fight will end up..

For me, it is learning more about the coin you want to trade with.
The more you know about the coin, their plans, their actual progress, hints from their social media channels,
the better for you to understand their market trend. Definitely, if there is uptick in the market, something is going on with their developments.
Those trading skills will be useless if you have no idea what you are getting into. So better familiarize yourself with the coin before jumping into its market.

I think, I will confront him and ask why he did such betrayal.
As I would want to hear it directly from him, why such action?
And if Kelvin is insisting not to give my part, maybe that's the test that your friendship is not real.
As you have no proof anymore but your verbal agreement with him, it is useless running after him.
Move on and avoid people like him. Once money knocks on their door, you are easily forgotten.