someone have problem withdraw their money from this site? i guess its another scam site. i guess it be since it make it so hard to withrawl from site
I have never had any problems withdrawing from bustadice and it's one of the fastest that I've ever known. It's one of the most reputable dice sites that I've ever known. If you've got doubts check on how much they've got in their bankroll and also the reputation or trust rating of its owner. There's no question about it.  |
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He can shill all the time Dogecoin.
This is possible and we hope that it won't happen. But if he accepts Bitcoin as a payment in having crypto ads on that platform, that would have an effect on Bitcoin in the future. But this dude is pretty smart, we don't know what his next month and we can't predict it. Let's see what will happen next. For him, just free speech. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1519036983137509376Well, let's just think that in all of the possibilities there will be moments that he might do it. About acceptance of bitcoin as payment for the ads inside Twitter, we don't know what's on his head and he's just all for the free speech. And hopefully, that free speech won't be abused. Because it's likely that some huge influencers are going to backlash bitcoin once again for their own gain. |
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There have been alot of scam project now...
Even before, scam airdrops have been rampant. Three features of fake airdrop.
1: any airdrop that "have no end" they often runs for 2/3 months, majority are not true. real airdrops don't last more than a month.
2: 95% of airdrop given to "all participants" is not real. Normal airdrop is mainly for a limited number for top referrals.
3: Any airdrop promising you high amount of their token equivalent $5000, $10,000 or even more without through referral bonus may not be real. Real airdrops don't give such amount, unless you are claiming on their site where you pay gas fee,
This is why airdrops shouldn't be your bread and butter and if you're into it, you should be spending your spare time getting into those airdrops. In the end, airdrops are like the lottery. You may have found a good airdrop today but it will take time again until you find another good one. That's why if you're joining airdrops, do not swap your identity for a $5 worth of thin air and promises. |
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Is it possible that dogecoin can beat BTC after Elon musk takes over Twitter? Imagine if Dogecoin is well accepted throughout the world then BTC wouldn't this makes Dogecoin the new coin? This might sound too crazy to dream about but that Elon musk guy can make anything possible.
Yes, in our wildest dreams. No question about Elon's influence but it won't be enough to take over bitcoin. You can simply calculate the supply and market cap of it on how much it needs for it to beat bitcoin. It's a no-brainer if the comparison of a meme coin is for bitcoin. It really sound crazy but I'm not belittling about its adoption because in general, cryptos are going to be accepted by there will be a chosen few that's preferred by most. |
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Yeah, it's part of the promotion that they're paying.
The reputation of the BM is what they've paid for and as a foundation to get into the market, they've got someone who's going to do it for them. But reputable managers won't just accept a project if they see its worth and if it isn't worth it.
If they see something that is not part of their standards, they'll decline it.
Its already understandable that they would really be having preferences or criterias before they would accept any projects whether it would pass their standards or not.Popular BM's does really give that kind of impact in terms of recognition of a certain project but to mind off that this isnt really that a guarantee that your casino or service would really succeed into this market. All thing matters on the things that been offered or the things been done by the rest of the team but somewhat its not really bad if you do consider on spending or have some budget in terms of promotions and exposure. Yeah, there's no guarantee about the success but the chance is way higher than hiring no one equal to a reputable manager or person that's known to a great community. For the newly launched casinos, most of them are really allocating budget and if they're out of budget for this thing. They'll have to go through with another strategy if there's another one which they think is better for their money. |
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He can shill all the time Dogecoin.
But still, no matter how hard he shills it. The market will still speak for itself. We're in an assuming bear market and it might continue to dip for some more.
Even how hard he shills his favorite coin, the market will still be the one to be followed by everyone no matter how good things he says about it.
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You can have everything when you have both of it so regardless of choosing only one, you'll still have the privilege of things in life if you get to have any of them.
But the question is on how you're going to use them.
If it's for the good of yourself and others that's for the betterment of all because you're also thinking about others. And if it's just for your personal gain, there's no problem since you're making your life at its best for having any of it and you're working hard to achieve.
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The cryptocurrency market fell under pressure in the early trading hours on April 25, but a brief spurt of bullish price action sparked after media headlines announced that Elon Musk had reached a deal to purchase Twitter for $44 billion. Right after Elon Musk bought Twitter, DOGE set up a green column of +20%. Not only DOGE but BTC also recovered quickly back to the $40k7 area, making the whole market prosper this morning.
Thanks to Elon Musk, the crypto market is brought back again.
Don't relate always anything Elon does with Dogecoin. But let's just say that there's the pump in line with it then thanks to him. Still, I wouldn't call it anything related to what he does. The market alone is separated to any other tech news unless there's a direct relation to it like a demand or added market cap. Elon's influence is great and that's why even it's not all about crypto, anything he does are being connected by people who relies on him. |
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IIRC about the tipping, its been on the news year/s ago but not implemented. We don't know what his plans really are and if it's going to benefit the crypto market.
As what he's saying, it's just for free speech so basically that's going to play a big part to his political agenda and surely those that oppose him won't like the outcome of it.
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Apparently, that is how the promotion works. Having the use of trusted and known BM give influences the mind of gamblers and think this site can be trusted the same thing we thought about the manager who runs the campaign. Then we ask why? For sure the manager assesses the project first before he carries the responsibility of bringing it to the public that by chance it will fail or it turns into a scam, which certainly, ruins his reputation as well.
Yeah, it's part of the promotion that they're paying. The reputation of the BM is what they've paid for and as a foundation to get into the market, they've got someone who's going to do it for them. But reputable managers won't just accept a project if they see its worth and if it isn't worth it. If they see something that is not part of their standards, they'll decline it. |
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Always be open to learn not just new things but almost everything related to cryptocurrencies and investments. Those experience of yours are common for the majority who got in during the hype.
I can't remember the actual first experience that I've got but one memorable is when I didn't sold during the peak and then the crash has came. But good thing is that I'm firm with holding and was able to recover.
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You don't know how to invest in NFTs, you want to invest to various of it and then naming one of it?
You don't really need help, you just want that to shill to us. I doubt it that you'll come back and explain where you've heard that NFT that you've just mentioned.
And likely that you owned it already and you're working for them.
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Im not sure I understand completely but if it involves the csgo economy then that is alot of value available to gamble. Valve isnt that keen to have people using csgo items so Im confused if they mean directly or not. CSGO already incorporates gambling if we are being realistic and some member countries of EU bans a section of CSGO and its marketplace for that reason. Like I say its not clear what they intend exactly, I bet on csgo esports games most days. Maybe they intend for players to bet their own games but that also has been done previous with mixed success. Article needs a screenshot for intended interface.
Since it's not yet official and finished. Everything is possible but if it's going to be a bet for their own games, there's a need for integration with Valve on this one. But AFAIK, Valve is against on this. And that's why they have to make another platform, a third party, an outside feature platform that will allow the betting for normal players, not pro leagues and players to make it happen. |
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I think that the newcomers will still have time to prove themselves. At least now there are simply no restrictions that can prevent them.
Those newcomers would have thought that they were always late. But when you talk about the historical moves of bitcoin, they're just going to stare at it and do nothing. Comparing the past and the future move of it has its correlation. The holders now didn't only experience good things with the market but also have gone through a lot of bears and panics. Those overthinker .. those newcomer bbetter to stop the overthinking ... and if they continue to do so , they better to put th emoney in and disappear for 5 or 10 years to check later whether are they late to get in crypto back in the time or not. they might found themselves in a huge disappointment due the money that they put in was too small and start to talk the 'IF ONLY' thing. it's never late , the ecosystem are just built and today you are taking that part. And only put the amount what they can afford to lose. This is the market that has a higher risk yet very rewarding based on how you're going to look at it. 5 years is already long and you won't notice that it's gone past that time frame. As you check your kept bitcoins, they're probably have gone a lot by that time. Just like how I felt that it's been quite a while since I have started. |
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The majority of the esports game is really for free. And if they're going to incentivize these games and make way for most players to earn from it, for sure their player count is going to skyrocket.
I don't think that the current mainstream games that have esports tournaments would step forward in having a feature where they incentivize their players. If this is somewhat "bet, play, win, and earn" scheme, they would need to register their game's feature to be licensed as it is considered to be an in-game betting. Regardless of being a free-to-play, I don't think it is necessary to add this feature as there are already betting platforms where you can still bet your in-game collection and items that connects to your account. The current gameplay is enough, integrating a gambling-like feature is I guess useless. Let the other gambling platforms do it for the games, and not the games adding a gambling on itself. I agree. There's no need to add the feature of betting but if that's part of the business model, they'll put it like a separate feature of that game kinda like a marketplace. Since the majority of the gamers that would come in are just for the game and as well as the mechanism to earn. There will be a huge percentage that many won't go and bet for it since it's not the main reason why they play. |
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I think that the newcomers will still have time to prove themselves. At least now there are simply no restrictions that can prevent them.
Those newcomers would have thought that they were always late. But when you talk about the historical moves of bitcoin, they're just going to stare at it and do nothing. Comparing the past and the future move of it has its correlation. The holders now didn't only experience good things with the market but also have gone through a lot of bears and panics. |
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today I experienced an unexpected transaction from one of my wallets, all my assets were sold automatically, this is the first time I've experienced this, I didn't protect this wallet with a PIN and 2fa
Sorry to hear about that, that's why there's 2FA and any other authenticating service to give an additional layer of security for our assets. can it be delayed after I use 2fa and PIN for all transactions?
Yes, the culprit will have a hard time withdrawing your funds if there's a 2FA required to access your funds. But what is this wallet that you have? Do you remember those websites where you've logged or file that you recently downloaded? |
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I have already quit my job for crypto, in my country we have jobs that pay too less for your hard work every month, I am talking about salary earners, be expecting 50$ per month and mehn, crypto has given more than this in a week, its worth quitting your job if payment or salary is too low.
That's totally a low salary on a monthly basis. If that's the job that you have to sacrifice and you're earning more with cryptocurrencies whichever is the method you've been doing then it's worth it trades for you. Anyway, still there's a point that before you quit and go full time in crypto, make sure that you're quite stable on your newly found venture. |
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As usual, it's unknown what lies ahead within the next 3 months. I thought that this support of $40k could stand for at least half of the year.
But that's still possible, we're still 2 months from that half-year. Needless to say, just be ready for whatever happens. Whether it will go below $35k or $30k.
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I'm rather confused. Aren't most E-Sports titles free to play anyway?
Same. I thought DOTA is free and so is Counter Strike. I am confused too. Valorant is free as I checked their website. Why would they need to recreate if they could just enhance the quality of the game. I think it's the entry fees in tournaments that should be given out for free occasionally to invite more players that have no capitals or managers to support them. Who knows if there is a gifted player in the slums who cannot afford anything and just renting a computer to play the game in his free time will become the new star of E-sports. Before, CSGO isn't free to play. You have to purchase the actual game for you to play it and the same goes with PUBG. In Dota 2, it's actually free to play but before there was the craze with the keys. It was where most of the players spent their money as they play the game. The majority of the esports game is really for free. And if they're going to incentivize these games and make way for most players to earn from it, for sure their player count is going to skyrocket. |
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