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 on: Today at 09:57:47 PM 
Started by Trofo - Last post by EFS
North LDN since 1882, LOL. Grin Spurs really aren't themselves this season. Arsenal completely dominated them with Eze and Gyökeres' goals. Gyökeres finally reached double digits in the league.

They made up for the loss against Wolves. If they had won that match and drawn this one, the standings would be the same but the criticism wouldn't be this intense. The first match of tough fixture is behind them, now an even harder one ahead. They have to beat Chelsea too. This different win boosted their morale. The pressure has eased a bit but it's still there.

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 on: Today at 09:57:46 PM 
Started by hostm - Last post by Powerjumboo
Is it possible to trade cryptocurrency daily or weekly and make a profit? Are you able to make money from trading?
Trading is very risky. It is not easy to make money from a trading platform or trading is not an easy way to make money. If trading platforms were an easy way to make money, people would put trading platforms at the top for making money and everyone would use them. I myself am not successful in trading platforms. I have lost most of the times I have traded, which is why I do not consider trading as an easy way to make money.

However, professional traders who can analyze trading signals and the market well may be able to make money from trading platforms, but that is very rare. However, I would say that those who do not have trading experience can especially make short-term investments instead of trading, in which I think they will be profitable instead of losing.

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 on: Today at 09:57:42 PM 
Started by SmartGold01 - Last post by SatoPrincess
The gambling board is quite saturated. You’re not new here so you already know this. However, posts like this one still get merits.

Instead of asking for a public post review, I think it would be easier if you provided a few of your gambling posts which you think are quality posts and deserve merits.
Who then would review it if I may ask?
I think you misunderstood me. What I meant was that you could add links to your gambling posts on the thread. That would save time than going through your post history.

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 on: Today at 09:57:40 PM 
Started by Olotu20 - Last post by ScamViruS
But the fact is, Bitcoin isn't a business, it's a digital currency designed to be accessible to everyone. Whether or not someone feels Bitcoin isn't right for them is their business. It doesn't mean Bitcoin isn't right for them, but rather that they aren't suited to what Bitcoin offers, or they don't understand it, so they don't feel the need for it.
Yeah. Many businesses do not want to accept Bitcoin because they do not know Bitcoin properly in many cases, and on the other hand, businesses in many countries face various problems due to crypto-unfriendly government regulations. Many people's thoughts about Bitcoin are changing over time, so we can expect that soon Bitcoin will be easily accepted by various businesses. And this will fulfill the main purpose of Bitcoin, which is to allow people to use Bitcoin in all aspects of their personal lives.

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 on: Today at 09:57:00 PM 
Started by Vincom - Last post by nelson4lov
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That's a very good decision buddy, I also feel unsure about entering now because the potential is uncertain whether we will go down further or not, but to do DCA I think it's not bad, at least we can enter at a price level that will definitely be touched again by bitcoin in the future, this cycle will indeed repeat itself on bitcoin, previously I doubted and said that maybe the cycle was over because it would be an easy way to profit in the crypto market, but apparently not, Bitcoin shows that its character the market cannot be intervened like that.




Yes, I would DCA but with a little twist. As the failed Terra Luna Founder would always say —"My size is not size". That said, I'm looking to DCA but with a bit of leverage not too high that I'll get liquidated but somewhere that boosts my size a bit without overexposing me to too much risks since it's a long term trade for me. It's not the first time bitcoin price action has been this side but more often than not, it gets better later on.

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 on: Today at 09:56:57 PM 
Started by BetFury.com - Last post by terrific
I guess these free wheels are interesting... at least I give them a try here & there. After a long time and many spins, I finally got something more than 100 Shiba:


Congratulations ivan!
I guess that many are still trying to hit those spins and free wheels aren't bad. This might not be so much for the others.
But the feeling of winning something out of free, its unexplainable happiness.

How is Free Fury Wheel treating you guys? After so many years, do we know that someone hit a top prize?  Grin 
Never been lucky and maybe someone out of nowhere will share theirs that will make us feel how unlucky we are.

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 on: Today at 09:56:29 PM 
Started by hilariousandco - Last post by igebotz
That was the type of night I was hoping for, a big win in a North London derby and importantly a very good performance from the team. Injured players are almost all returned, apart from the long term absence of Merino the squad is all but complete, important for the run of games to come.
Eze and Gyokores both scoring a brace will do a lot for the confidence of both players.

Spurs are not at our level but it is always good to beat them, that relegation battle is looking more imminent for them now. I know they will very likely stay up but it will still be fun to jab them about it.

Disappointing result for hate-watch, but I wasn't expecting anything from Totteham; They're up there on Wolves and Burnley's level - I knew you'd wipe their asses pretty good, just like everyone else has this season.

I still think the decision to disallowed Totteham second goal was awful; he had his hands on his back but that was a soft dive and VAR didn't even look at it. That goal could've changed a lot.

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 on: Today at 09:55:58 PM 
Started by Olotu20 - Last post by FirmWars
If you want to put it that way, then the targeted audience is everyone, Bitcoin according Satoshi is for everyone that believes in his vision, it is in human's nature to disagree or agree to something and Bitcoin was never an exception to what most people did not agree to, for that, you can't say they were not the targeted audience. Satoshi created Bitcoin for everyone, including those that doesn't believe in Bitcoin. I don't want to blame those that doesn't believe in Bitcoin, let them enjoy what they believe in.

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 on: Today at 09:55:04 PM 
Started by Scaccomatt0 - Last post by MK-74
Atalanta defeated Napoli 2–1 at home. With this loss, Napoli are now completely out of the title race.

This victory is very important for Atalanta because they earned a crucial three points in the battle to finish 5th or 6th in the league.

AS Roma also secured an important win and maintained their position in the standings. They managed to keep the points gap with their rivals intact.

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 on: Today at 09:54:20 PM 
Started by Chifather247 - Last post by Alphakilo
Greetings great and wonderful bitcoinlovers I'm a beginner from diving deep into Bitcoin basics lately, and something's been troubling me after reading about other coins,We all know BNB does those quarterly/auto burns,Binance burns some chunks of tokens regularly based on profits and trading volume, reducing supply over time Ethereum burns some gas fees too, making it deflationary sometimes.But what about Bitcoin?  Is there any type of periodic burn mechanism built into BTC? ....Like fees that get destroyed or scheduled burns?


I don't think that Bitcoin has any known burn mechanism by design and functionality, but BNB and Eth has this burn mechanism wherein BNB has scheduled quarterly destruction and Eth has a portion of the gas fee destroyed permanently.
Bitcoin is quite different hence why it is considered the leading crypto currency among others, due to some of this features you are just discovering.
Bitcoin don't print in the first place, so what's the need for the burn, if I may ask, because the scarcity is already priced in with a cap of 21million coins.


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