1.Trading volume can decrease right now and increase after several months. I don't think that trading volume is such an important metric.
2.BTC dominance going down? Do you really think that the altcoins will stay bullish, when Binance gets out of business? I think that the entire crypto market will get affected in the short term. There's no reason to worry, though.
3.Most crypto traders/investors are just "sheep". They are cowards and every time something bad happens, they just panic and sell.
The crypto markets will be fine in the long term. The crypto world can survive without Binance(if Binance really gets shut down).

ChatGPT definitely knows how to tell us what we want to hear. We are all bullish in the long term and bearish in the short term, when it comes to predicting the Bitcoin price. I don't need AI tools like ChatGPT to tell me what I already know.
It's funny how some people think that such AI tools can be viewed as some kind of Oracle or a prophet.
I use ChatGPT only for fun. There's no reason to take seriously the inaccurate answers of some imperfect piece of artificial intellect.

Nowadays mobile traffic dominates completely over desktop traffic and most people use their smartphones to surf the internet and do various things.
AFAIK, GGpoker is one of the legit poker apps(they have both a mobile app and desktop software) so there shouldn't be a problem with malware.
However, I'm not sure about this pokerworld365 website. This is some kind of poker club instead of a poker platform. They have a new Youtube channel with only one 26 seconds long introduction video(it seems kinda generic).
It seems that the marketing of this poker project isn't very professional, which is a red flag for me. Also, the OP, who started this forum thread isn't active and he isn't answering all the questions here.

I was thinking the same thing.
It seems that OP has copy pasted some article about crypto privacy and he just wants to boost his post count here.
The best way to protect your ID card is to not share it with anyone else. This is just common sense.


Non-VoIP phone number services like Textverified and SMSpva are a thing, if you want to keep your phone number away from the crypto exchanges. I'm sure that those phone number services support the big crypto exchange platforms, but this comes at a cost(unfortunately).
2FA isn't the best form of account protection, since SIM swapping is a problem.
 

This guy probably must have suffered from depression. I don't believe that a person with good mental health would do such thing.
Committing suicide because you have lost money?!? This is absurd. Losing money is not the end of the world. Debts can be repaid, money can be earned. Life cannot be returned after someone have lost it. Life is more important than the money.
I remember another horror story about a guy, who lost all his savings in a ponzi scheme and he committed suicide(he served in the military).
Not related to gambling, but I can't understand why would somebody end his life just because he lost money.

If World War 3 is about to start then what's the point of buying gold? We all should buy food, water and other necessary stuff in order to survive. We can't eat gold, when there's a food shortage. Yes, you could use gold to buy food, but what's the point for the food sellers to acquire more gold? World War 3 would be most likely a thermonuclear war and the human civilization would be wiped out of the face of the Earth. There's no point of hoarding precious metals like gold.
And no, I don't believe that there will be hyperinflation in the USA anytime soon.
You are basically shit-posting in order to boost your post count.

All financial pyramids collapse sooner or later. Bitcoin is here since 2009 and it won't be collapsing anytime soon.
There are other scarce resources and assets with limited supply and unstable demand. Does that mean that they are a financial pyramid as well? According to this dumb logic, gold and diamonds can also be considered a financial pyramid.
There are differences between a financial pyramid(ponzi scheme) and a pump&dump shitcoin scam. Those differences have been mentioned multiple times on the forum years ago. Just search for the old forum threads about this topic.
 

So basically you are expecting another "Pump and Dump" NFT wave.
The people, who were pumping and dumping shitcoins and shittokens years ago moved into pumping and dumping NFTs.
The NFTs markets on the Ethereum blockchain lost their hype and you think that the BTC Ordinals will bring a new wave of "pump and dump" hype? Really? Nobody buys NFTs because they like the art of because the NFT has some kind of utility. The "pump & dumpers" buy NTFs in order to sell them at a bigger price. This is definitely a "tulip mania"/price bubble/"pump & dump" scam to me.
What makes the Bitcoin NFTs(Ordinals) better than the Ethereum NFTs? The obvious answer is only one. NOTHING!

I think that this topic doesn't belong to the Gambling forum, because it's about gaming, not gambling.
The players don't place bets on the platform you mentioned, they just play the games and earn really tiny awards.
The earning potential is so tiny that the players are basically wasting their time. Playing some boring games for hours only for the sake of getting the equivalent of 200 satoshi is a waste of time.
There's another crypto gaming platform called Rollercoin. You could play games there, earn a tiny amount and reinvest into "mining equipment". The website seems to be legit(according to some online reviews), but there are way better ways to earn money online.

Every online service(including online casinos) must be required by the law to notify their customers when there are changes in the Terms of Service. The customers must agree to the changes of the ToS, if they don't, they are free to leave that particular platform and close their accounts. I agree that some shady online casinos are using their ToS as an excuse to scam their gamblers. This is terrible, but we can't find a way to stop those casinos from doing such things. Maybe the only way would be to spread awareness about which casinos act shady and against which casinos the gamblers have the most negative reviews. Perhaps decentralized gambling might become the new norm after several years and the gamblers would just gamble by using their own cold wallets, instead of sending coins to a centralized entity.

Can you mention a few web3 and crypto projects, that were "supported by China"?
China doesn't support anything(by China I mean the Chinese government), maybe some private companies and investors are supporting crypto projects in Hong Kong, but that doesn't mean that the Chinese government supports them. I know that Hong Kong is under the rule of China, but that doesn't mean that Hong Kong doesn't have some sort of autonomy. The basic idea of the Chinese policy is to have certain areas where the government regulations are more liberal(like Hong Kong in the fintech sector and Macao for gambling). I don't know why it is like that. The Chinese communists doesn't always act in a logical manner.

Roger Ver helped in the early days of Bitcoin adoption, but later on, he believed that scaling is the biggest problem of Bitcoin and tried to create his own version of Bitcoin, that would solve the scaling issue(and failed miserably). He's more like an opportunist rather than a believer.
Like many forum members have already stated, Ver is more like a businessman and investor, rather than a Bitcoin developer.
I highly doubt that Vitalik Buterin would pay Roger Ver for vouching crypto projects. Ver has little to no authority in the crypto world, after he lost the scaling war in 2017. Maybe the small sect of fanatic Bitcoin Cash supporters would still trust Ver, but I'm not sure how many people still support BCH.

Most countries being devastated by a war? What war? Did World War III just start? Are you talking about the war in Ukraine?
How the hell could the war in Ukraine devastate most of the countries in the world? I don't think that most of the countries in the world seem "devastated" right now. The global inflation is caused by FED and the big central banks around the world, not by the war in Ukraine.
The poor countries can't buy lots of things, because they don't have enough money, not because they are harassed or banned.
UAE has lots of money, so they can buy whatever they want from whoever they want.
Some authoritarian regimes get harassed and sanctioned by the US, but this is kinda understandable. The USA still wants to play the role of a "global policeman".

The gambling industry can implement both VR and AI, if there's a clear benefit from both technologies.
I doubt that VR adds anything new or exciting to the gambling experience. Creating a fake virtual casino environment won't stimulate the gamblers to spend more money. I'm not sure how AI would help for fighting fraud, since the online gambling industry already has enough anti-fraud protection measures in their arsenal. Perhaps the gamblers could use AI to improve their performance, and the online casino owners won't be very happy, if such thing happens.

The crypto niche on Youtube seems relatively small. Most crypto related Youtube channels have several thousand views per video, which is small amount by the Youtube standards and I guess that they cannot be properly monetized. I wouldn't feel comfortable begging crypto enthusiasts for crypto donations, but you can do this, if you want to.
I don't think that a 81 year old man would attract a big audience on Youtube(or social media in general). Nowadays, everything on social media is about young hot girls. It's way easier for a young and hot girl to grow a following on social media.
You could do whatever you want, but I think that starting a Youtube channel in 2023 seems more like a waste of time and effort.

This is yet another forum thread about dedollarization(which doesn't add anything new to the discussion).
OK, dedollarization might happen. And so what? The world will be facing another recession or depression(which is part of the cyclic nature of capitalism). Putin's propaganda keeps repeating the same "dedollarization" theory over and over again. I don't mind. I don't give a shit about the US dollar. The global dominance of the USA is heading towards a decline and this is a normal process.
I think that it will be surprisingly easy for many countries around the world to dump the US dollar and the US dominated financial infrastructure.
Weaponizing the US dollar and the financial infrastructure was a big mistake by the Biden administration, but I couldn't care less about the "libtards" in the USA.

This case checks all the necessary criteria for the typical "new casino scams a gambler" horror story.
1.The casino is small and relatively new(I have never heard about coinzino.io before).
2.The gambler deposits a relatively big amount of money(3000 USD is a big amount).
3.The casino finds a BS excuse to blame the gambler for fraud and legally steal his money(or customer support is simply lying).
The question here is, why do gamblers keep depositing big amount of money to relatively new and untrusted online casinos? Is it because of the big bonuses or is it something else? OP, can't you just deposit 10USD and play for fun? What's the point of depositing big amounts of money? Greed? Gambling addiction?

The guy, who proposed this BS idea(banks holding private keys) clearly doesn't understand the concept of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. The big problem here aren't even the hackers. The bank could just enter the crypto wallets of it's customers and steal their crypto.
It's like inviting a burglar into your house and giving him the key to your safe deposit box. It doesn't make any sense.
And no, this idea won't speed up crypto adoption, because the possibility of getting scammed will scare away many people.
The people aren't dumb.

What do you mean by "the job market"? Certain professions are going to be replaced by AI, while others won't be impacted at all.
All the ghost writers, copywriters, article writers might be having a hard time competing with AI tools like Chatgpt.
The same thing applies to all web designers, photographers and artists. They can't compete with Midjourney and other image generating AI tools.
On the other hand, Chatgpt can't mow your lawn, clean your house or repair your car. Maybe in the future, the robots will become so advanced that they will do physical labor, but this will happen probably after several decades(if the human civilization survives World War III).

Why do you think it's crazy? This idea doesn't seem crazy at all. Since the events cannot be easily predicted by the bettors, there's no problem for the bookies to include such betting options in their platforms. I'm thinking about different ways to manipulate such betting options. What if the owner of a football team secretly places bets on sacking the manager of his football team? Wouldn't this be unfair? Maybe this is the main reason why the bookies won't implement such bets. The outcome of such events can be decided by a small amount of people, which makes those events easy to get manipulated.