I agree,, people will look for another affordable blockchain rather than eth for sending funds, however if people does that it will start to generate lesser fees due to less activity  Besides, I doubt that the ETH  v.20 isn't a real upgrade, Vitalik talks about it as faster ETH network so we will experience a low transaction fees.

Ethereum has a brighter future to be adopted than bitcoin, due to smart contracts, it really is.

It's not dead I can tell, in fact twitter is full of DeFi project promotions, there are new defi projects announced their starting date this year. Why you're hoping to end it? lol it gives the crypto market massive movement making it to appear in mainstream media, the only thing I hate about this is that they congested a single network ( ETH ) and generating high fees for the past months. I remember sending $2 in ETH and paying $3.23 fees for it *facepalm*

Famous youtubers in my country got hacked by "Live News" too displaying crypto related contents. People should be wary about this one, this has been rolling for a very long time now and still people are giving cents about it. If you guys see any channel name "Live News" make a personal verification on it to youtube, you can easily distinguish it with your subscription, if it turns out a scam channel just give it a report.

Just wanna point out the way you describe it as 'suddenly', it's not all of a sudden that the price of bitcoin rises, it happens every time when people are buying it. The thing is maybe you're not just monitoring it coz it's been stuck in $10,000 for quite some time but it's no the first time that bitcoin did it. My opinion to this rise is because of FOMO of corporate companies out there, they started accumulating bitcoin now 

I was born in this forum in that year, who would have not found this bitcoin forum after inputting bitcoin in google search bar lol Golden year of cryptocurrencies at the time, bitcoin was being recognized by many people even getting in mainstream media. But that was just golden, I'm waiting for the diamond one 

Surprises like what? that Satoshi is Craig Wright? and Vitalik is just a clone? just kidding. I can't say now what will altcoins do in the future, all I see is pump and dump, then die.   

It's hard for a low starter to make much lol you need a lot of analysis to pull that of perfectly, but I think you could make a fair profits out of it, also depends on how small the amount it is, we have different views on that one. The question isn't true or false, it's non binary actually.

Advisable in trading yes, there's this benefit that you could easily regain your losses when you have a huge load of money. But I disagree, your initial amount in trading does not matter as long as you know how to handle it, it is just your expectation that fails you in the long run.

The fiat has failed you and so cryptocurrency will smacked the hell out of you man. It's like your giving your life to crypto after the reality hits you hard without realizing that the thing that failed you is the thing that gives value to bitcoin and whole cryptocurrency. There is a lot of opportunities in crypto, we already know this but risking it by this way makes me think you're a wishful thinker.

  I'm calling decentralized assets all the way! people will surely pick what they can control over having third parties 

How is asking can make you dumb? it does makes sense coz you want to know if they are operating by the book with respect to their country's laws. Although license is never a factor for me to play on gambling sites, some people want their playing ground to be licensed, to feel less anxious and of course the comfortability that it gives.

Gambling platform licensing always depends on the country they are based in, it's fine if they don't need.

"Approved bitcoin?"

You're speaking as if bitcoin wasn't use in illegal transactions online, but that's not the main point of mine why it hasn't been widely accepted worldwide. For a simple fact that Bitcoin is decentralized and governments are centralized, that fact alone should answer the question why most of the government all over the world is cautious with bitcoin. I'd rather choose people empowering bitcoin than governments lol.

Lebron with Anthony Davis is just too much for Butler and Herro, I've got too much respect to butler since when he joined the timberwolves. Chances of Miami Heat to catch up is slim, as far as I know only Cleveland Cavaliers in 2016 was the only team to get up from 3-1 deficit in NBA finals. Perhaps the history will repeat itself against the one who made it before  

I don't really think so, they got a bunch of players to substitute with.

I doubt they only do this now, of course these tech related companies knows what is in the air, strategies are being studied to deal with new things like bitcoin. I do really believe that people like Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey and other wealthy people invested pretty decent amount of money in bitcoin, even Craig Wright lol what's frightening about this is that they might have huge impacts in the market once they accumulate more than 10% of total bitcoin.

Fortunately, I wasn't able to play with bogus online casino, never heard of them using magnets to manipulate the roulette maybe it works in live one but it won't in computer generated roulettes unless there are some anomalies in the codes. This is why in choosing a casino to play on, we should always look after its reputation not just because it offers a huge welcome bonus or anything that is shallow.

If you want to search for reputable casinos, there are various threads that talked about it.

"Faster and easier", "daily transaction"

Avoiding and not choosing is bitcoin is different, it may seem that bitcoin is fast and easy to use but it's only on the internet, when you get to buy goods or services physically it is convenient to pay in cash. It's faster compared to wired transaction. Digital banking now are faster and easier than ever, this might be the greatest hit against bitcoin. People don't stop themselves from using bitcoin, they are just not choosing the way it is now.

There's this comfortable feeling when you're playing in a licensed casino for example, you're not anxious even if you put a decent amount of money there and sleep for a day. This is why I prefer playing licensed ones than just only reputable ones, there's this huge different between these two. Running by the book will never get any wrong, but also everyone should not ignore the terms and conditions that may apply, it is very important to read and know.

Would really love too especially now that it hasn't gone mainstream yet.

Well it will literally make people attract to it, new things comes with curiosity for anyone so they will definitely give it a google search and will find tons of information about it, and when they see they can make profit out of it their eyes will make this money eyes emoji lol.

I don't really know where it is, but I think it is somewhere in Europe. Hopefully people will come to try it, a single experience would make them believe that everything they see on the news is different.

Indeed, and because government is literally backed up with gold they want no competition with the  precious gold being an asset for ages. Cryptocurrencies on other hand is clearly misunderstood by many which made it very, very popular by now. Imagine naming it with 'currencies' and they made it as their asset lol

Well, I believe most of the countries are not against with it, most of them are just giving fair warnings about its volatility preventing people to lose their hard earned money, it's all about the concern anyway.

Yup, in short bet amounts should also be in line with the game, you would not put a hundred in there coz you just feel it. Result confidence should be the background of your bet.

Small bets is a strategy yes, but if you keep playing with small amounts you'll get no win most of the time, this is why some people are taking risk to bet in huge amount.

I trust my instinct whenever I'm playing especially when playing dice though it is just a game of fortune but yeah, if the results are in 3 consecutives let's say high, I'd put so much the next draw in low with a high bet 

KYC and non-KYC atm is what I want to know more about, why there are atms that isn't conducting any KYC and why there are atms that has KYC procedure. Have not used a single btc atm yet, I think it is more difficult than a normal one. What about the traffic from blockchain? how about the receipt of transaction. I really want to try it so badly.

It's already happening, maybe 2 to 3 years from now this will not be new to us, we'll see a line of people buying and selling bitcoins to atms.

Do you think that the adoption is really happening? I've seen this picture, a convenience store literally selling bitcoin through an ATM, I know it isn't new at all but this proves the actuality of innovation, something that we are dreaming of since we knew bitcoin. Hail the King! I still haven't tried it yet, I'm still wondering how complex it is.



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If you know a lot about sports, then you must know how players get too physical or soft, can't even blame the ref for calling fouls due to a flop that's not even a reason to call the whole league a rigged or whatever negative that describes it in general. We can't control what will happen in the next 5 seconds in the court, you can't tell refs who to watch with, and the whole system was just made by a man. I don't really think that the biggest basketball league will sell their reputation. Not really.