Check out these Royal Flushes and the hands these players got (https://crypto.games/videopoker/bitcoin).

Poker is one great game and seeing these hands definitely leaves an impression on you. If you want to try your luck then this is a good place to start.

Hmm, I think your question is a little vague. The better question would have been if there's any other coin that might be able to match ETH 2.0.

I think the next best coin to ETH is of course ETH 2.0, but if you were to speak in absolute terms I'd then tend to say maybe Polkadot. The reason for this is because I think Dot has the potential but keeping all things the same, I still don't think DOT will be able to compete with ETH 2.0

I 'm little surprised to see this. With more adoption of crypto people are starting to see that there are better alternatives out there than gold to lock up their assets for a long period of time, or even instead of shares. Each to their own!

I know for a fact that this is only touching the tip of the iceberg and cryptocurrency will pose major problems not only for gold but entire banking and finance industry - not that that can be surprising anymore!

Absolutely. Having multiple accounts don't exempt you from the house edge and as much as it increases the odds of winnings it equally increases the chances of losses. It goes the same magnitude both ways. So depending on how you view it, you may think that multiple accounts are giving you an advantage in the game which for sure it can but it also increases the risks.

I agree, the hype around BTC has been one never seen before. This will for sure attract people of all kinds and institutions too will start thinking about how to best step into this new world of finance they'll be forced to face soon.

However, this is actually all positive as with more awareness comes more competition and history already showed that competition  not only is good for driving prices down but it also encourages innovation.

I believe there is no certainty in anything worth investing in. This is why those who do invest are at large rewarded for the risk they take.
In trading is no different and while probabilities are always at play one can move these probabilities in their favour.

However, one thing I like about trading in crypto is that unlike stocks and share the market volatility allows you to make a profit t(if you buy/sell at the right time) almost always.

That's right. If you think BTC is not for you then walk away. Simple as that.

On the other hand, I must say that most of the cons as initially listed aren't in fact cons at all. For most of them there are ways to control who for instance has your private key (this should be yours and your alone) you can also not send your funds to the wrong address 
Most of these are things that are very simple to solve.

There's nothing wrong with BTC but the people using it. Amen.

Trading is as about the coin as much as it is about the strategies used and the person's ability to make clear out decisions and sometimes in good time. To be good in trading yo must also consider the platform used as well as coin liquidity pool. So it would be an underestimation of the matter to simply try to trade based solely on the coin name. The factors highlighted make all the difference.

As per coins themselves, it all depends on the type of trader you want to be and strategy you want to implement but I'd go with a range of coins. Some in the low market cap range and some right at the top. As for the ones at the top I was thinking more like DOT and ADA, while for the low market cap ones more like Skale, or even JUST. Of course, these are only suggestions and you should do your own due diligence before buying into any of these.

Perhaps this comes at no surprise to many that the favourite coin used in gambling , at least in this casino is by far BTC which represents a whopping 60.4% of all the bets with ETH coming second at 2x less than the bets in BTC. Interesting stats huh....

To see this live or look at the proportion of games played on this platform click here.

How has it failed??? What sort of question is this? Do you expect BTC to just keep going up without any market correction, because if you think you can buy BTC to only see your money going up without no risk of losing then you're in the wrong market, and it is no market of this kind.

Pls don't spread this sort of false, incorrect opinion with no substantial wight to it whatsoever.

BTC is the inventions of the 21th century equivalent to the 20th century invention of the Internet!

Polkadot has its own efficiencies and while many projects stemmed from it, many of which acted as validating Polkadto's value to the community which was expressed in the token price and market dominance I still think ETH2.0 is something more valuable. While it is true that ETH2.0 is in the making, because it is the earliest blockchain I think people will likely side with it over something that's relatively new like Polkadot. Similar to how BTC Cash hasn't taken over BTC, with BTC being the 'Gold standard' of crypto, ETH is the standard of blockchain.

Would you though consider giving your BTC to them for cash loan knowing that your details and how much in BTC you have will become available? For myself, I think not. It is not wroth giving your BTC as collateral in exchange for an agreed rate as I do not know how that information can be used. At the same time it which option you choose does depend on your idea of data protection.

I agree. The purpose of BTC is to help ease the financial hardships at times like this, and it is a personal choice if one's best option is to HODL or sell BTC. And it is true that if an early adopter faces this question, the answer might be easy since the price of sale will definitely reflect a good profit. The opposite might not be so clear (i.e. for a person not having invested in BTC during its early days) so a more thorough investigation by that person is required to reach a decision - at least that's what I think 

CSGO500 are running some  CRAZY promos and challenges. I have seen many people sign up only because everyone is so hyped about this new casino, and tbh they are rightly so. In addition to all of this, their site and UI is spot on and very inviting with lots of cool things to occupy yourself. Well done, team!

Majority of people don't truly understand the value of BTC and the effect it will have on their finance in the future. I believe this is true negligence on their part. The lack of knowledge will put them at a massive disadvantage and I'm afraid that even when they realise it they'd think it is too late and still won't bother learning. It is sad but in today's society unfortunately it's the truth.

Perhaps they need to check the logistics to see if it is worth re-running another one. If they go for another relaunch I'd think it will probably be in the next year. Still for more details best to pm Zwei directly. You could also look for other ones to join if you need some extra money for Christmas 

I somewhat agree. In my opinion trading is not so much based on probability like gambling is but more about reading and predicting what the market will do. Unlike gambling where you can't really tell from the outcome of previous games, there is so much you can determine from looking at progression graphs.

Because of the amount of data available to help you strategies a decision for me trading doesn't so much resolve on probabilities but understanding and predicting.

That's right. Just because we do not agree with how PayPal is dealing with and portraying BTC doesn't mean they're doing it illegally.


I wouldn't go so far as saying that any IOUs not operating of full-reserves are scams, I get that it is far from ideal but surely there would have been some audits in place to ensure that whatever they estimate (even if it is not held in reserve) is something that the business plan can cover. It is true though that some projects take advantage of the system which is why fully-backed up assets operations are being favoured over the alternative.

That said, no I do not in any way approve of how PayPal is dealing with BTC, it still keeps all the people who use it in a blindspot.

I agree with you that ETH 2.0 is the new ETH. Serenity launching (or The Beacon Chain) hasn't had a major positive influence on the price yet (still early days until people catch on ), if at all, but I think the next phase of ETH 2.0 which is Shard Chain due to be released in 2021 will make a major impact as transactions speeds will increases by 1M 

I'm reluctant to agree that 50,000 isn't in sight for 2021. There can't be this level of certainty, though it is true that given how everything dumped right now with BTC at low 18,000 this may sound unlikely but you can't say impossible.

I say this as many things can happen... Maybe this is the end to the bull run we've enjoyed so much or maybe this is preparation for the better wave to come - who knows