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1241  Economy / Economics / Re: Will crypto lead to the next financial crisis? on: October 09, 2021, 07:11:46 AM
Looking at the past financial crises that happened, they all seem to have a few things in common, such as the mass adoption of a new financial product or technology (e.g. mortgage backed securities in 2008, dotcom boom in 2000). Given the extent to which institutions (and some influential figures) have been manipulating crypto recently, do you guys think this narrative is likely?

Crpytocurrency will not lead to a global financial crisis because most of the banks doesn't adopt crypto transactions or even the big names and brands of food, clothing, medical and etc. Crypto is just a small scale compared to other leading reasons that can somehow lead a financial crisis. Even if we combine the top 10 coins in the market, still it cannot shake the entire country nor world to cause a financial crisis.

Cryptocurrency are their to help the human race just like bitcoin was created on 2009 after the financial crisis on 2008.

emember why bitcoin was
1242  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: This is heartbreaking on: October 09, 2021, 05:50:13 AM
Lots of memecoins are created almost every single day, some can't survive for too long because no one is going to trade or invest in that coins. Those coins gives a lot of dirt in crypto world.
Memecoins could not survive and I know that for a fact. Once a memecoin will always be a memecoin except for dogecoin, that coin can be a dangerous joke. But who else would fall for that?
I mean only a fool will invest in those coins just like who created that in the first place.

In the bright side, btc is now getting brighter than before. We should not waste our time thinking about the memecoins.
1243  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 🔻 List of Casinos and Sportbooks to Avoid on: October 08, 2021, 02:05:43 PM
After testing and using many of casinos and betting websites I deicded to create my own list of Casinos everyone should be avoiding.
There can be many reasons for this and some of them are posting false information, suspicion for fraud or scam, not paying withdrawals, bad software, etc.
Please do NOT bump or post anything in their topics, but better report, post feedback on profiles and ignore them.

Casino to Avoid Reasons for avoiding
1. Coins777 Using the 777Coin name, Scam accusations, Fake provably fair, Negative feedback, Death threats, Withdrawals not working, Ponzi
2. Satoshi Casino Clone of Coins777, Fake provably fair, Scam accusations, Negative feedback, Withdrawals not working, Ponzi
3. Crypsino Clone of Coins777, Fake provably fair, Scam accusations, Negative feedback, Withdrawals not working, Ponzi
4. Bitstarz Scam Accussations, Negative feedback, Not paying
5. 1xbet Many Scam Accussations, Negative feedback, locking users funds
6. 888STARZ Scam Accussations, 1xbet owned, locking users funds
7. Wixiplay Fake provably fair, Negative feedback
8. Cryptodice Negative feedback, Not responding to scam accusations, Satoshidice old name
9. Megadice Open Scam accusations, Owner not responding
10. Safedice Negative feedback, Owners are not active and not responding
11. Betmatch Banned from forum, Scam accusations, holding payouts, bad support
12. ZigZagsports Website not working 404 error, Changing domains RU
13. Betking.io Scam accusations, Hacked, Lost investors funds
14. AceDBets issues with withdrawal, slow support, website not working
15. 1xbit many Scam accusations, negative feedback, bad support
16. wbet7 scam accusations, not active in bitcointalk forum
17. BitcoinCasino.io scam accusation
18. CyberBet scam accusations, negative trust feedback, not active in forum anymore
19. Kawbet connected with 1xbet/1xbit casionp group who allready have bad reputation
20. Zamabet Clone of satoshiCasino, crypsino and coins777 scams, Fake provably fair, Plagiarism, Negative feedback
21. Adkinsbet Dead website, Accusations in forum, left the forum, bet manipulations, purchased shilling accounts
22. PayoutCrypto.com Suspicious casino with cloned games, no license and only with discord support
23. Gamebets.website Suspicious casino with cloned games, no license and only with discord support, new domain

Never invest more than you are afford to lose in any Casino, and if you are addicted to gambling please seek for medical help.

*Coins777 is not in any way related to well known 777coin.com!

Some casinos are not on the list, but they have mixed feedback and they are on my Grey list:

- Duckdice
- Betonline.ag (several scam accusations in forum)
- Bitbook.ag (used fake team member during ICO, later said it was mistake)
- Nitrogensports (Negative feedback, Bad customer support, Confusing rollover rule, Last case was resolved)

Please consider that some members who left negative feedback are no longer with us.

- Any Casino website listed here is HIGH RISK with multiple complains, but you need to do your own research for each of them and read feedback on their profiles.
- This is NOT a list of Scams, but just my personal list of websites to avoid for betting.
- I can also list a website that has bad software or bad support that don't care about customers.
- Having negative feedback does not guarantee website will be listed here.
- You can suggest more bad casinos and sportsbook if they created topic in bitcointalk forum, and I will consider adding them.

Some of blacklisted Casinos can also be found on BTCGOSU website by member efialtis:
https://www.btcgosu.com/bitcoin-casino-blacklist/

Finally another helpful thread for newbies and for aspiring gamblers out there, this is the thread you're looking for. Thank you for the heads up!
I hope you can update this thread from time to time because some are not yet legit to operate such gambling sites or business while some are just starting to have their own and haven't gotten some legit check so that gamblers will know what to do. If there is a new red tagged please update us, or If I will know that there is a new update about this I'll post it here to. Thank you!
1244  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Karnataka Government Banned Online Gambling on: October 08, 2021, 11:51:19 AM
What country is this from? Not familiar with the name of the government so I can't gauge whether it's going to be an influential legislation. If I just assume, I am thinking that it's not going to have a big effect in gambling industry let alone the crypto gambling platform.

Karnataka is a state and is a part of India, and yes you're right that banning online gambling in any form is not going to have a big effect in the gambling industry or can be a major effect in crypto gambling space.

As you Karnataka is a small state of India and have just a few hundred people that have been involved in gambling let alone the whole Indian country. If you search the top 15 countries who gamble online/offline, India is not in the list.

For more information and news about the banning of gambling in Karnataka, you can see this link.
https://m.economictimes.com/tech/technology/karnataka-notifies-law-banning-online-betting-games/articleshow/86790685.cms
1245  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin as a world power? on: October 08, 2021, 09:44:23 AM
Bitcoin is becoming quite very popular in this age than in the last 5years. Even without the support of every government in every country still bitcoin has the support of every trader and investor in any country. I can see that the bitcoin will rule as a digital currency in the near future and having the support of a famous athletes and known business men like Elon Musk or Bill Gates and even world leaders in every county will have a huge effect on bitcoin.

Fiat currency can still be in use but because of the increasing rate of inflation, most of people will use digital currencies like bitcoin or eth.
1246  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: ESports betting -CS:GO, DOTA 2, LOL- Sportsbet.io discussion thread on: October 08, 2021, 08:11:04 AM
Wow, counter strike is back on LAN. Been looking forward to see this on e-sports. Does anyone have a link on where to watch or bet?

I personally played and enjoyed this game a lot during my younger years, especially in Dota2. I thought counter strike was never played anymore even in online. I'm surprised that many have still playing this game until now. My best regards on the team whoever is playing on the top right now!
1247  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why Do Young Investors Prefer Cryptocurrencies? on: October 08, 2021, 03:25:13 AM
Considering this era we now live of, most of the young are already familiar how the cryptocurrencies works unlike the adults they maybe have a hard time to those who have just starts their interest in crypto world.
And because the young are the ones who automatically know what trends are on their generation, most of them who have interests in the crypto world have much more chance to profit and gain quickly considering how adept they are in computer literate and the works of it. Eventually, they are one of the biggest investors of their time when they'll become an adult.
1248  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: [Boxing] Gervonta Davis vs. Rolando Romero - December 5 on: October 07, 2021, 05:55:18 AM
I think this fight was arranged by the TMT or Mayweather Promotions to gradually lift Gervonta Davis into much bigger fight, sadly Rolando Romero is just a stepping stone to Gervonta Davis. Although I can't fully say that this fight is not that fun to watch because of a mismatch.

Surely the odds are on Davis with a record of 25-0 (24 KO) while the young Romero is only half of his opponent's record 14-0 (12 KO). Still this young Romero has an height advantage (5'8") than can defeat Davis with a height of (5'5")
1249  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: China says all crypto transaction are illegal on: October 06, 2021, 05:21:11 AM
According to the news which was published online today by major news papers.
The China Central Bank said all crypto transactions are illegal and will work with every way possible to put an end to it. Link to news: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-09-24/china-deems-all-crypto-related-transactions-illegal-in-crackdown?srnd=cryptocurrencies
Since the announcement today major crypto currency has been dropping with speed in price.

My question here is, is it that the Chinese government has the power to shake the market just with a mare statement

And is it that people don't have faith in crypto knowing that the Chinese government don't have the power to do so?

Honestly, I'm not that surprised about this news because China have been always banning crypto over and over again. IMO, China is intentionally doing this to shake the market and to make it dip.

This marks Beijing's latest racheting up of restrictions on what it sees as a vehicle for capital flight and competition for its digital yuan

https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Cryptocurrencies/China-declares-all-crypto-transactions-illegal-as-digital-yuan-nears
1250  Economy / Economics / Re: Is budgeting still effective in tackling the need to constantly withdraw money? on: October 06, 2021, 03:10:28 AM
Withdrawal can become a habit. Once you develop the habit of withdrawing either fiat or converting your crypto holding to local currency for use, It almost becomes so difficult to break.

Needs and wants/problems to solve with money never stop arising, how do you handle your withdrawal? Be sincere, considering that local currency is becoming less of value as the cost of things are constantly rising now, so much that the cost price today is not the cost price tomorrow. Is a budget still effective in your opinion?

Self discipline is the best choice you got to have in order to break that habit, and only buy for needs. Wants comes 2nd after investing in order to profit more than withdrawing some cash or fiat money to pay rent, electricty and other bills.

Indeed it's a challenge for everyone of us especially with more money because it comes with more bills. So you got to balance everything you need because the world will always constantly change as well as the prices.
1251  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Vs Future? on: October 06, 2021, 01:45:16 AM
i have been in the cryptocurrency field since 2014 and i have seen the brightest and darkest days of BTC but when i look at the current rising conditions of the bitcoin market i see that we have come a long way and most of the world is accepting the cryptocurrency payments and some lager brands are also connected to the BTC world.

but sometimes a thought crosses my mind that will these conditions last longer and better in the future?

what do you guys have to say about it?

let us know  Smiley

Bitcoin is becoming quite more famous in every year that have past and it gets more attention when some famous celebrity, atheletes and some guys like Elon Musk decided to invest in bitcoins. The future of bitcoin is without a doubt bright.
More and more people starts to get interested and began investing and many transactions have started to offer or accepts in the form of btc or any crypto.

Many things have changed since it started on 2009, indeed it's a digital currency of the future.


1252  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Future on: October 05, 2021, 04:07:18 PM
Being engrossed in the present, I think a lot have failed and refused to envisaged, or envision the future such as viz ;

•Bitcoin replacing Banks.
•Robotics replacing Man-power.
•Uber replacing Taxi's.
•Amazon replacing Bookstores.
•AirBnB replacing Hotels.
I feel they simply don't like all of this and are intimidated by the future, do you think so likewise ?

They didn't refuse to envision the future of economy, they just didn't see what future upholds. Eventually, the young will replace the adults with some ideas that match their generation.

*Bitcoin and banks have different roles in our society and I think bitcoin can never replace banks.
*Possible but not all manpower or labor can be done with robots especially works that requires pure talent only.
*People chooses Uber more because they have the drivers info and they are more secured. Unlike taxis that have random drivers.
*Amazon offers more services than bookstore has, but online books replace both and internet offers free book reading.
*AirBnB and hotels are different, AirBnB offers to rent the whole house while hotels offer to rent rooms only.
1253  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: [Boxing]: Terence Crawford vs Shawn Porter - Nov. 20 on: October 05, 2021, 02:15:07 PM
Terence Crawford will defend is title and he is the best fighter by far whom Shawn Porter will be facing this November, a must watch fight next month.

I think the odds on this fight will be on Terence Crawford with a record of 37-0 (28 KO) compared to Shawn Porter 31-3-1 (17 KO).
Still I expect a good toe-to-toe fight between them because even Crawford have more experience, still Porter have the strength and grit that can withstand Crawford. I bet this match will be a split decision and not via KO.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/32207808/sources-terence-crawford-shawn-porter-strike-deal-nov-20-welterweight-title-bout%3fplatform=amp
1254  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin truly a safe-haven asset? on: October 05, 2021, 08:17:55 AM
I guess it's safe for you to say that bitcoin is a save-haven asset, depends on your perspective or definition.
Truly, bitcoin was made after the 2008 economic crash, it was made to be a currency in the near future.

But on my perspective, I think for now bitcoin is not a safe-haven to hold your assets. Risk is always an issue and this market is so volatile just to uphold your assets and trust it very much, it depends on you ofcourse on how you manage your assets and just to be safe I think everyone have always a plan B incase it doesn't go exactly the way you want to.
1255  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How has Bitcoin Changed your life? on: October 05, 2021, 07:27:06 AM
I tried to ignore bitcoin when I have learned of it in 2015, I was young at that time so all my interest at that time is video games and stuff for teens so I really never had an interest but thank God that I have shared bonds with people that have been in the crypto space for about a year and they willingly taught me how to make money in crypto and the rest is history.

We're practically the same mate, bitcoin was also introduced to me way back 2016 and I was more focused on hanging out with friends like living the life to the fullest and playing a lot in online games. I wasn't that interested in bitcoin and I can't understand how it works. Luckily, some friends and family of mine introduced it again to me and I was fascinated because they can much afford most expensive techs or things. Later on I was interested and also started in this forum doing bounty and signature campaigns and eventually learn the way how crypto works and benefit much from it. Bitcoin is sure quite handful and helpful to my life because I can now afford such things.
1256  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Far from possible but let's just say on: October 05, 2021, 06:25:20 AM
Let's just say you woke up one morning and you noticed that something odd is up with BTC and you look closer only to realise that BTC is down to 1$ meaning it's dead to many, would you still decide to buy some or you will exit crypto space instantly

Let's not forget that bitcoin is so volatile and it can always recover or dip in an instant. Even though chances are small than the bitcoins value will be as down to 1$ still anything is possible and if that time comes that the btc value is down to 1USD then I'd still invest on it and buy coins up to 500$ tops and I know many people will do exactly same. Some of them will eventually exits crypto world when the price will dip to $10k.

But I think the smartest move there is buy as many coins that you can afford than you can afford to lose when the market dips again. And invest it in assets when the market recovers.
1257  Economy / Economics / Re: Why don't banks work with cryptocurrency? on: October 05, 2021, 05:26:24 AM
Simply because cryptocurrencies makes the banks obsolete, and bitcoin is a decentralized currency that no one controls it while the banks are a centralized currency that keeps track of every transactions in a ledger and make profits from it. And why would a bank work with crypto when they cannot be the middle man for every transactions that have been made on crypto and bank can't profit in any ways.

I found a video on youtube that explains why do banks hate or don't work with cryptocurrencies.

https://youtu.be/1Y7oHdnHssY
1258  Economy / Economics / Re: A way to make money online? on: October 04, 2021, 02:01:02 PM
There are many ways to make money online if you have some talents. You can either excel in arts, vlogging, making apps and etc that suits your talent or hobby.

Internet has many things to offer and it makes peoples lives easy than what they were used to when there's no internet especially selling your goods or some pre-loved products or even 2nd hand things, you just have to have the right mindset and patience is indeed needed also.
Aside from online, you can also have a business offline too while you can also set up a page or sort of website for your customers to order.

1259  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Cripto and Sports on: October 04, 2021, 08:47:41 AM
A number of sports stars were also interested in Crypto lately, such as Tennis Star Naomi Osaka openly interested in Dogecoin. The famous soccer player, Lionel Messi also received a part of his salary in the form of Crypto, namely the PSG Fansclub token. Previously, the NFL star Russel Okung also chose to receive half his salary at Bitcoin.

What do you think ?

Don't be fooled about these famous athletes that are into crypto lately because some of them are just being used to advertise the market. Some of them claim that they're interested but we don't know that they're just getting paid to make such statements.

Instead just focus on the path that you have personally choosed, don't let them to make you think twice about the market you are in right now. Focus on what matters because in the end of the day you yourself will decide if you lose or make profits.
1260  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Great Thing is about Bitcoin on: October 04, 2021, 07:30:03 AM
Today Morning, One Thing came in my mind. BTC is really an amazing concept not only for the rich people while the for poor also, because no one can control the price of btc. For example, at 2017 -2018 if you are invested in btc then right now you can collect a huge amount to use like in education , in health, in your family or your future plan.

Indeed, if only I invested way back 2017 and see the importance of the crypto then by now I'm pretty sure I'm way more secured than this year. But that should't be a problem because it's not too late to lear about bitcoin and its works and invest again to make gains on it.

The great thing about the bitcoin is that no one controls it even the bank or government and nobody know how much bitcoins you have. The government and bank will only know your assets if you choose to trust and store some funds on them. But again it's not a good idea to store big amounts of cash on banks because surely they'll suspect about that.
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