No, he claimed to have bought them from a long defunct russian exchange.  Of course, the supposed seller say it was nonsense and the "invoice" wright produced was obviously fake, including having mistaken some russian section heading of their website as their logo.  In any case, Wright withdrew that lawsuit after we obliterated his evidence, was forced to pay our legal expenses, and the the UK courts went on to certify his lawsuit as totally without merit.  He's just a scumbag scammer, one of many in a scumbag laden ecosystem.

MTGox was hacked many, many times, by multiple unrelated parties.  These were funds pulled out in one of the hacks.

You want some real intrigue go look at who was laundering money for some of the mtgox hackers and how.

With small projects such as this, there's a good chance it's just something people do on the side along with their full time job and other things. Following on that, there could be limited time and resources that may lead to slower updates or worse, project could be neglected for a long time or forever.

I noticed op was online this month, though. Probably, to check on this thread. Their last update was they're working on improving the platform.

I guess we'll know for sure once they post an update or the platform continues to be stagnant/shutdown.

Just a heads-up: it’s “Ugas,” not “Urgas.” Manny did lose to Ugas, and Barrios beat Ugas, so if Manny can beat Barrios, it’s basically like he beat Ugas on rewind. He did have an excuse, though,  claimed foot trouble (probably from over-training ). Now it’s time for Pac to prove he still has pop in his feet, win that fight, and slap the belt back on.

As for Manny’s exhibition matches, I don’t think he’s ever lost one as most aren’t scored anyway, so there’s no official winner to complain about.

Just caught wind that Arthur Hayes (former BitMEX CEO) is predicting Ethereum will outperform Solana in the upcoming alt season. Given his track record with market predictions, this caught my attention.

For those who haven't been following, Hayes has been pretty vocal about the ETH vs SOL debate lately. His thesis seems to favor ETH's established ecosystem and institutional adoption over SOL's performance and growing user base.

My question to the community: Do you agree with Hayes that ETH will outshine SOL during alt season? Or do you think Solana has more upside potential at this point?
Personally, I'm torn. ETH has the security and developer advantage, but SOL's speed and lower fees have been attracting impressive user growth. The ETH/SOL rivalry is one of the most interesting narratives right now.

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I think it's fair to assume that game providers keep records of their live games and game shows. But the question is, would they make them available to individual casinos on request!?

What kind of competition is this? From the email you share, it is related to live game competition but what kind of competition?
I'm curious whether it was a wagering contest or something different? You spent $300 only and there were 24 winners only who get a share of the $50k prizepool.
Also it is a 3 months competition and you say it was a hard work, did you play every day for this competition for those 91days?
btw congratulations on your winning and I think you did it really well since you did not lose more than the reward you get.

In my opinion, now is a good time to buy bitcoin, because currently the price of bitcoin is still relatively cheap. So buying now is the right thing to do, because in a decade or even half a decade the price of bitcoin will definitely be much more expensive than now. So in this phase I think we don't need to think about the price if we are going to buy bitcoin, because we have to look at the future that is further away that the price of bitcoin will definitely be much more expensive than now. So whether it uses the DCA or Lump sum strategy, I think buying bitcoin as soon as possible is the right thing to do if you have discretionary income. Because if you wait for the price to drop first to buy bitcoin, I think that is a less than ideal strategy, especially for beginners who are just starting out. So the point is to take advantage of the current time to start investing in bitcoin, because now is the right momentum to buy bitcoin.

We all know most of us end up losing in the long run as casinos have that house edge for a reason. Once you get that, it’s easier to control yourself and avoid making dumb mistakes while gambling.

Like they say, gambling is risk, so it needs control and discipline to keep those risks in check.

I know this is a pretty general topic, but I want to know, do you have that mindset already? That it’s okay to lose as long as you’re having fun?

Or are you the kind of gambler who believes you’ll eventually get so good you’ll beat the odds and actually make a profit? Not like most of us, right? 

If we follow Satoshi, the goal is to use bitcoin as a currency, but I think that’s not the wisest thing to do for now. Bitcoin continues to give us an amazing price, so why not grab it while good opportunities are still in front of us. We need to be realistic in order to gain maximum edge, and with that, we need to acquire more bitcoin rather than spending it. After all, we can spend some of our bitcoin when we have sufficient amount of bitcoin to hold first. That should be the first goal.

MicroStrategy (Michael Saylor) is good investor and he didn't look at the market to invest but whenever he has money and from the way he is buying BTC, it is clear that he is investing for long term. He invest both in the bear season and the bull season. Today Bitcoin hits $105,534 and he is investing means he is not investing only on the bear market.
Bitcoin will hit $110+ before the end of this year though it is a prediction.

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In my opinion you don't need to forecast an outcome. You need to find an event that you can guess and allow to have a profit.
I would not care about forecasting and being able to guess some high odds. I prefer to win even small odds, even silly results is fine to me.
Its a suble and important difference because one thing is to guess who is the winner of the match, another thing is to guess a specific number of goals during a part of the match.

What kind of law do you think the government need to create that will help protect crypto holders, they can try to improve security in the country but that does not still make the place safe for anyone to parade around in public announcing how much you have made from crypto or how much you possibly hold it’s not safe even in a country that’s consider to be a less dangerous area is not safe for such kind of thing their is no security measure that’s 100% secured we just need to be our own personal security and be secretive with what we hold in other not to have target in our back.

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As we may already know, there are some brands that seem like competitors but are actually owned by the same company. For example soft drinks like, Coca-Cola, Fanta, sprite, are all owned by Coca-Cola bottling company. Another example is in my country, Peak milk, Three crowns milk, Olympic milk are brands all owned by one particular company. This raises an interesting question, are there casinos that follow the same model? That is, do multiple casino brands operate under a single parent company, competing under different names in order to capture a larger share of the multi-million-dollar gambling industry?

I was afraid that this would be the only answer    I know about Electrum-LTC, but was hoping that the Litecoin community would have designed a simpler and more popular alternative by now, but I guess this will have to do.

Withdrawing 50% of the profit is not possible for gambling, but in crypto, no matter what I buy, when I make x2, I sell half of it and get back the money I invested.
Unfortunately, this is not possible for betting.
Things are a little different in betting, especially if there is live betting.

Making reckless decision will really cause anyone to get angry. Betting your money that is never supposed to be used in gambling can ruin your whole day if it results negatively. The person OP encountered is so desperate that he really had the urge to play before going to an important meeting.

Gambling responsibly is hard to learn for some people when they see it as an opportunity to earn extra money.