I agree that Nokia is no longer good today but I guess they'll make a comeback. But with the comparison of those countries that don't want to adopt crypto and with that scenario, it's understandable that they won't be able to make it to the latest trend in technology.
My take is that, despite these countries have banned bitcoin and haven't announced yet their acceptance to it, it doesn't mean that they'll be firm with that decision forever.

The best thing to do is to chat this to their support, they're easy to contact and the live chat is responding quickly. You tell them this and for sure that they're going to give you the appropriate page that you really need. They've been helpful to me when I've approached them a couple of times that's why I like this exchange at all.

I have looked to some articles if this really happens but no can do, I can't any viable source about this news that you've told. But if it's about knowing the job of the customer that they've passed through KYC, AFAIK, there's a process of interviewing them if it's necessary.
So in all means, that's the possible way of knowing the livelihood of their customer and knowing where they're getting their funds. Not essential as an interview but maybe from sort of forms and other the same stuff.

Make an auction for the free spots or banners that you still have. That's what I've seen with other owners of such websites, we have the dedicated section (Auctions) for it.
Check out those other websites that are looking for the possible customers that would like to advertise on their website.

Yes, there's nothing new but it adds up to the competition and even it may not wholly compete to the top bookies, at least we all have another choice if we want to gamble elsewhere.
I agree about the marketing but it's all on them if they want to increase their exposure, they'll make out a strategy on how to increase their popularity if they allocate a budget on it.

There's really a big difference in investing in gaming projects and bankroll of the casinos. But I think the bankroll investing is a slowly but surely process of investment.
But in these gaming projects, they're like one-time millionaire of wins and then if you miss that opportunity, you're going to wait again if it will ever happen again.

I haven't seen that introduction that you've seen yesterday. And not sure if this would be helping but is this link going to help to that answer you're looking for?
https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/c93fe535bcf4431aa32623ae0a49d4f2
There's the card level that's indicated there but that was published on 2020 and that's why I'm not sure since you've mentioned there's a newer one.

Welcome to bitcointalk!
You're an esports focused casino but it's also good to see that you have other sports and as well as casino games. Also, there are too many Dota 2 and csgo games and you're doing it right for having them since there are many dota 2 and csgo bettors here in the forum. Hopefully that they may try to bet with your bookie soon. Nice design and I think ideal really for esports bettors.

Good time if you're long term. Bad time if you're short or mid term investor. There's always the answers that will matter depending on your goal.
Know your goal, dca if you're long term but at the same time if you're too conscious with holding it for not so long. Bitcoin has always been the best crypto in the market and with its volatility, you'll see the result of your short to mid term decision in no time.

I prefer this. Having the mindset of a businessman, you want your business keeps on rolling and you understand that there are seasons that your business won't be that profitable although in a sense that you're still in profit but it's low. You'll meet a lot of people if your product is sellable to the rich and poor and that can potentially make you a network which is one of the best strategies in having a business.

About Tesla, did Elon or his company really dumped that much at all? From what I remember, he said that they haven't sell from that purchase they've made. But maybe he's lying, and what I read from someone is that before he dumps, he's giving a hint on it, not actually a hint or a clue but he's literally telling that he's going to dump. Just like what he did with his Tesla stocks. He publicized it before he dumped that billion worth of stock.

Yeah, the same thought as mine. The hackers might be thinking up this point or they really don't want to participate for the return of the money. There are new tweets from qubit and it seems that there's no reply yet from them. The offer bounty they're giving to the hackers is $1M if they return the $80M.

Not yet and unlikely to get returned, they're only waiting for the response of the hacker to negotiate with them and offered them $1M for the return of the funds.

That's how it feels when you gamble, if you win, there's money. It's easy to remind everyone to get their profits and stop but, I don't think that everyone is going to listen to that anymore if they've been enjoying and raking money from the games they play with.
Those have lost that much profit instead of taking care of it when they can, they're the ones that have learned that mistake the hard way and they don't want to let it happen again and that's making them wiser.

I've heard of this game but I don't dive in that much on it. I think you need to be cautious with investing into NFT games these days. They're likely to be at some point of their hype but eventually, they're going to start drawing the lines downwards. I agree of what this guy said about investing in the medium term and from that point, you'll get to decide if you want to keep on getting on it for long term. Most metaverse projects these days are looking good at the beginning but starts to show disappointment in the medium term.

They can only recover it if the hackers managed to agree to contact them and have a negotiation which is what they're doing right now. They're trying to reach out through Twitter.
Here's the tweet: https://twitter.com/QubitFin/status/1487210385619169283?cxt=HHwWhsDR0er90KMpAAAA
I don't think that the hackers will contact them any time soon. They've hacked them for one reason, to rob. These people don't have any shame as they know there will be tons of people that will be affected with their action.

It's actually good when you're hitting achievements and goals as you gamble. But if it's not then you should just do it as a means of casual gambling and whether you hit or miss it, you shouldn't be emotional with it.

That's where the control and emotional ticking in. When you can't accept the losses and defeat, your behavior is going to be the reason why you'll be ending up in mischief.

It's been happening every year. And this is the reason why many of us here keep reminding the others that don't leave huge amounts of crypto assets in exchanges or finances if we're not even going to trade and will just hold it, they're not a place to store our crypto for long holding.

Another big money is taken from this defi. I guess it has something to do with their smart contracts and the hackers see the hope in it. I'm not technical on it but these hackers always look for that hole for them to penetrate. I saw the tweet of qubit that they're negotiating with the hackers.

Just as what I've thought of and comparing it with the New York's mayor. I thought that this Belgian MP would be accepting directly his salary in bitcoin.
But just like the mayor, they have to convert and buy bitcoin using this salary. More and more of these politicians are seeing the true potential of bitcoin. Wishing that more of them would be investing in bitcoin but I also smell that bad politicians will take advantage of it too.

That's really what we don't like as per these casinos with their support. I hope that they have an evaluation for their supports and just after helping or did nothing to their customers concern.
I know that they have that type of rankings so that the management will see who are those effective and being liked by their customers and those that aren't really excelling into their tasks as a support.

There are some freelancers website that are accepting crypto but, they really are a dedicated crypto platform and marketplace. I get that unlike those existing freelancer websites and marketplaces, they're relying on the existing payment method, PayPal, Transferwise, Xoom and other payment methods that pays fiat. But as said, there could be a conflict on their business and regulations of their government where they're located and that's why they don't adopt it yet. I'm waiting for a freelancers website like freelancer.com or upwork to allow bitcoin payments for their users. But I think it will take time as I've read a question about the subject from someone there in the latter and answered that they're not just ready yet and they're not interested of adopting bitcoin, something like that.