Is there in UK anyone who sell crypto for cash i want to avoid fees best would be litecoin dash monero or usdt
LocalBitcoins was the website to go if you wanted to sell for cash a few years ago, but I wonder what is the new leading platform to do it nowadays. As I have been told, there are groups on Telegram where people contact in order to meet and buy/sell BTC face-to-face, but I haven't proven it myself and I would advice you to be careful when you deal with strangers. |
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More Do's:
Diversifying your portfolio can be more profitable in the short term, but HODLing has proven to be the safest long-term investment strategy so far.
Don't start too big before you have gained knowledge and confidence on what you're doing, but don't wait for too long to enter either, because a good way to learn is by managing a small personal portfolio.
Learn coin control.
More Dont's:
Don't be too greedy and plan ahead your exit strategy, but hodl a part "forever", just in case.
Don't invest what you can't afford to lose.
Don't believe in gurus online: fancy words, intonation, clothes, accessories, gadgets... hide the real truth: that nobody has a crystal ball. NOBODY.
For the same reason, don't believe in TA pseudoscience.
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I'll say those are quite an eye-opening statistics you got there. Indeed the odds are really staked against the gamblers, and the individuals that run the casinos are really the ones who are truly benefiting from the all the gambling activities in the end. This also explains why casinos are often seen as the house of cards, they are designed to give the general public the illusion that winning is very easy and that the chances of winning are more than that of losing, while in reality it's quite the opposite, the vast majority of people who gamble there will end up losing. With this in mind, it's preposterous how people often get addicted to gambling, it's almost like they're all chasing a mirage.
Casinos do not really hide the fact they have an edge on every single one of their games, after all the odds of winning are clear and the payouts are explicitly stated, so anyone that takes a moment to make some calculations will get to see that no matter what bet they make, the casinos have an advantage over them. If people get addicted is because they have deceived themselves into thinking they can beat the casinos, and once they fail on achieving this goal they get obsessed with it and try to demonstrate that beating them is possible. There are calculators online that will tell you the expected results after x times, given certain odds, so you din't even have to take the time to make the calculations yourself. A few lucky players will beat the house and get a big prize, but these cases are exceptional, that's why it is important to have regular income: because, if you rely on your luck to make a living, and you risk your savings gambling, your strategy will be advocated to failure most if the times. At that point, gambling is no longer fun. |
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Ya ha caído hasta los 60,5K $ en las últimas horas, y parece que podría seguir (o no). Veremos si es parte de la volatilidad esperada o si plantea la primera corrección de entidad (parece la mayor de momento de estos días). Lo que sí supone es que, con toda probabilidad, no veremos el ATH este fin de semana como ya están augurando algunos medios. Casi que mejor …
Rebota algo y se sitúa en 61,5K $ a la hora de escribir estas líneas. La verdad es que en mis mejores presagios me esperaba este rango de precios más hacia el segundo semestre del año que antes del halving, pero entre los ETF, noticias de grandes inversores institucionales entrando a saco y demás me está sorprendiendo la evolución. Demasiado rápido, quizás; probablemente habrá que descontar estas ganancias cuando comience el verdadero rally tras el ATH. |
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OP, you said that you just can't wait to see more of that evolution. Well, that's not my case because I think that technology is being developed too rapidly in many fields, and entertainment is not an exception.
I am not against technological advances, of course (I'm a proud Bitcoiner, you know), but I have the impression that we are still not able to manage our time when we stare at a screen, so imagine what will happen when more immersive experiences go mainstream.
The future is now, and IMO now is too soon.
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How do you see losing your payment to the casino?
Do you see losing your payment back to the casino as your own form of indirect support for the project?
Do you think that I already have a bad gambling mindset thinking that by engaging in one or two bets or games I am supporting the project I promote?
If you like gambling, losing your payment to the casino shouldn't be a big problem. If you are not in one of these situations like living in a country in development, having debt and not working, etc. what you earn with your signature every week is only a little "extra", which fits in the "what you can afford to lose" category. In fact, when I first read the title of this thread I thought that you were talking about your salary, but that's not your case. About a form of indirect support to the casino, you can rationalize your loss as much as you want, but to me this thought is a bit absurd: you are already supporting the casino by wearing their signature and being active here, and on the other hand you don't lose on purpose. If you want to directly support the casino, better give up your reward. Not a bad gambling mindset per se, but more like lying to yourself; like when you ask a beautiful girl to go on a date with you and, when she says "no" you think: "well, I didn't really like her anyway...". |
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Thank you DYING_S0UL! Just a few weeks left to bake our pies!! I can't wait to see who of us is up for it and what desserts they present  You are doing a great job DrBeer, thanks for translating so many topics and especially this one because it is harder than the others. Please, don't forget to read the message in red and post that you finished this translation in the author's thread, in the correct format, as it is a sine qua non condition to translate his topics. |
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I have never used Coinbase before, but this is not the first time that I hear this happens at the most inopportune time. In fact, I think that this is quite common in several CEX (it happened to me a few times in Bittrex several years ago).
Using exchanges can makes things easier when it comes to trading, swapping and selling to fiat, but as other users said before, if you rely on CEX you risk having scares like these.
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A mí también me suele proponer Youtube vídeos documentales de la DW, y me suele parecer contenido bastante "potable" habida cuenta de lo que nos solemos encontrar en la red. Me suelen parecer rigurosos, sin intereses comerciales evidentes, y lo único que me echa un poco para atrás es que puede reforzar mi sesgo eurocentrista, aunque me quedo más tranquilo viendo que los compañeros americanos también los disfrutan: debe ser que tales contenidos son menos subjetivos de lo que me temía. Eso sí, nunca me ha dado (quizá porque YT nunca me lo ha sugerido) por ver documentales de DW relacionados con criptomonedas. Si me los ha recomendado y no los he visto, habrá sido por querer evitarme un chasco si no le gustaba. Pero, de nuevo, si vienen recomendados por Hispo y fM, ya no tengo excusa para no verlos. Los podemos comentar aquí mismo, en este hilo |
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You don't really need to go the 360 degrees to be successful in life for everything you need is just within you.its not until you also do the same business the next successful person is doing before you gain financial freedom.the part way to success is not fixed you could discover yours.
Everything you need is actually not within you, sometime you need to cross other people's lane in order to become successful. The path to success is not fixed and this is the reason you should not limit yourself to your own ideas. Try out what others are doing and it might probably work better for you. You really don't need to go 360 degrees but you don't also stay stagnant waiting for opportunities to come by, you look for it and grab it. It might come through someone or self realized. By the way, success depends on your mindset and believe. It doesn't just happen like that, you must work hard for it and show determination. I don't know if this conversation goes here or fits more in the Politics&Society board. You both are describing two of the most popular ideologies in the last centuries: liberalism when Luizwalter Crypt says that everything you need is within you (individualism) vs socialism when knowngunman answers that sometime you must try out what others are doing (gregariousness). Reality is more complex like that and, paradoxically, both are right and still wrong. There is no perfect formula, not yet at least. |
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Good news!! Finally after 2 months the withdrawal has arrived.
Anyway it has no sense that long delay
withdrawal of your funds for 2 months for me is a very long time. Even if you just want to withdraw your own money, it only takes 24 hours. if large quantity it may take longer time, but i don't know how much you withdraw. but congratulations. at least you have managed to withdraw your money from this gambling and my advice is better stay away from gambling platforms that are not reputable. here there are still many gambling platforms that have a good reputation that you need to research and start gambling there comfortably and safely. And, as Kakmakr said above, these withdrawal times often hide problems in the company's cash flow, so you were even more lucky for recovering your money. Next time read some reviews first, check Trustpilot and, of course, feel free to ask here BEFORE you deposit your precious coins. |
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Tocamos los $57k y el mercado sigue descontrolado con un incremento de el 6.96% en el mercado de capitalización en las últimas 24h, dando un total $2.13T en el mercado global de las criptos, lo cual es una locura.
Es bonito ver a Bitcoin con un mercado de capitalización de $1.1T, y la pregunta ya no es, ¿Alcanzaremos un nuevo ATH? sino que ¿Cual será el nuevo tope?. Por lo que he leído algunos pronostican $100k/btc, pero veamos, podría ser más o podría ser menos.
Los 100k eran el objetivo del último bull run (os acordáis de los "laser eyes"?), aunque un tanto salido de madre pues veníamos de un flash crash hasta los 4k en 2020. Este nuevo ciclo creo que nos acercaremos a esa cifra, pero ya veremos si se sobrepasa porque se trata de la barrera psicológica por antonomasia. En cuanto a los efectos de llegar a tan alta cifra, aparte de los obvios, positivos, no olvidemos que estos movimientos suelen ser un fuerte acicate para que los Gobiernos de todo el mundo se pongan las pilas y tomen medidas que no siempre nos acaban gustando. |
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Muchas gracias por tus comentarios d5000.
Como bien comentas, no necesariamente todos los tokens son malos, ni todas las coins son buenas. Creo que el autor original lo que quería transmitir, sin entrar en grandes detalles, es que actualmente existe esa percepción en el mercado, y que es especialmente frecuente que cuando un token se "viste" de coin es que efectivamente suele haber algo que ocultar.
Casos de shitcoins todos conocemos y seguirán existiendo, y casos de tokens que han ido a la luna también los hemos visto los últimos años. Pero es cierto que en el imaginario popular uno y otro término tienen connotaciones diferentes, y los especuladores esto lo saben muy bien y, al parecer, lo siguen explotando.
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A forum senior member told me he could not do without login to the forum for just a week, he said that he was going to hear a little remorseful voice that communicates to him and he said he is already used to it he also told me without reading it just feels like the end of the world for him…
That is the simple truth. His is weeks, but I barely stay days without visiting here. Even when I'm not in the mood to make posts, I will just visit the reputation board to see if there are new dramas to read. Well, although I don't like reading tabloids and, therefore, I hardly ever visit that board you mentioned (I know that I'm missing an important source of entertainment, but whatever), I also feel the urge to log in almost every day. In the case I skip one day because of a holiday, birthday or another similar excuse, I have to recapitulate next day not to feel that I'm missing something important. |
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That being said, this week I noticed that I have continued in the same trend despite that I have a personal gambling rule, not to gamble for two weeks consecutively, but unknowingly for me I am already in the third week without adhering to my own rule.
Dear Ojima-ojo, I think that there is nothing wrong about breaking one's rules -with all due cautions- because of an extraordinary event, like a World Cup or something like that. As these are exceptions, I think that a healthy person wouldn't have a problem. BUT this doesn't seem to be the case, so watch out! So this led me to ask the general public if I am gambling too much, although this excess didn't affect my finances in any way since I still managed to come out with little winning at the end of the day and at some level, my losses are still below 30 percent of my set out money.
I see this like a little red flag, my friend: aren't you trying to convince yourself -cheating yourself? Limits should apply to both time and money, and you said that you're definitely breaking one of them. |
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-snip- Aunque los inversionistas institucionales traten de mantenerse alejados de Bitcoin como parte de sus arcas corporativas, dudo que puedan, la adopción solo crece y el suministro se hace cada vez más pequeño. De acuerdo con todo lo comentado, salvo una pequeña apreciación sobre este último apunte: al parecer, Blackrock lleva tiempo comprando la friolera de 200M de dólares en BTC ¡al día! Esto es, si no me equivoco, entre 5 y 10 veces los Bitcoin minados al día, depende de en qué mes fijes el precio. Y, como sabemos, en breve ese "x veces" se va a doblar por el halving. Algunas voces afirman que los tenedores minoristas están "regalando" sus monedas a las grandes instituciones, que ahora entran. Bueno, este mismo argumento ya lo he oído otras veces... aunque parece que cada vez es un poco más real. |
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Thank you gagux! We have finished translating the Bitcoin pie baking contest in record time  @RickDeckard, you can update the OP with all the 10 translations made so far
Remaining translations: Husna QA's educational topic, and fillippone's arguments debunking the myth about Bitcoin mining environmental dystopia. As we're entering a new month very soon, let's start looking for the next proposal about a new short translation, apart from the two longer topics above. |
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This is legal in our country provided that you ask permission from authorities, they allow gambling like card games and color games they allocate a fee, or what we call in our country a "tong" for the family of the bereaved so they can cover the expenses of the family during their hard times.
Do you have a similar practice in your country and is this legal in your country?
I often play games during the wake to keep up with friends and relatives of the bereaved this is to sympathize with the family, these are friendly games and the tong will help the family, it's been with this tradition ever since in our country, and I believe it will keep on as long as there are families who need to cover expenses of the family's who are left.
This is so familiar to me and I think we are on the same country as well. Common way to gamble during a wake is cara y cruz, card games, mahjong, chess and bingo here in my place. This actually varies from place to place depending on the availability of the games and or the bankers who will initiate the gambling but yeah this is legal in our country. ¿Cara y/o Cruz? Are you talking about Spain or Latin America? As I understand, this practice during the wake seems to be more common in Filipinas, Indonesia... but the name of the game you mentioned is in Spanish (isn't it "head or tails", or simply coin flip in English?), so I'm curious where are you writing for. At least in Spain I have never heard about similar practice during the mourn (I have to confess that, fortunately, I have never been in one) so, as you all said, it seems something more cultural from certain regions than a general practice in different countries. |
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I was really heartbroken when I saw the story. I believe this story highlights the dangers of gambling addiction.
Well, let's put things in context. How many of the people who gamble end up committing suicide because of gambling? I don't have data but it has to be a tiny percentage. Like 0,...% with quite a few zeros. This story is tragic but it is far from the norm. And I bet there were other things behind it that we don't know about, because it's very rare to commit suicide because you lost $3.000 even if in your country the purchasing power of that money is higher than in others. As Don Pedro Dinero said, I also think that there may be other reasons behind the reasons for committing suicide: did he take a loan from dangerous people? was this money needed to pay the rent and feed his family, in a country with no social security at all? Chances are, on the other hand, that he got so obsessed about the loss that he took such a bad decision, or maybe because of some previous mental illness. Fortunately, this case is rare, as DPD also said, but so impressive that we keep talking about it, so it seems more common that it is in reality. |
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You're doing great guys! we have already 9/10 languages for RickDeckard's 🥧 Bitcointalk Pie Baking Contest - 2nd edition 🥧 topic, and there is still more than half the time to participate. On the other hand, I've started translating fillippone's topic, but as it is so long I'm translating it in several days, and I recommend that you do the same. Keep up!  |
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