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October 13, 2017, 07:18:24 AM
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Hi, you might try investing in casino bankrolls (see results of my own investments in my signature).
It's long term investment but unlike ICOs you can withdraw your funds anytime (and invest them elsewhere). 

Is it an investment or what your trying to say is try gambling on the site?
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October 13, 2017, 08:08:45 AM
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Hi, you might try investing in casino bankrolls (see results of my own investments in my signature).
It's long term investment but unlike ICOs you can withdraw your funds anytime (and invest them elsewhere). 

Is it an investment or what your trying to say is try gambling on the site?

It is an investment. I'm trying to say that you can lend your BTC to casino (so they can attract bigger players and make a bigger profits). It's like any other business. Bigger capital brings bigger profits.

FYI: max. possible amount player can win is given by amount of funds casino have (bankroll). To prevent bankrupcy the players can win only small fraction of the bankroll (otherwise some superlucky gambler could ruin them in one game).

You lend your BTC to casino. Now the casino can offer bigger max. win amount and attract more wealthy gamblers (which is obvously their aim).
As a reward the casino will share with you part of their profit.

MY HINTs
◄M► MINING
◄G► GAMBLING
◄E► EXCHANGE

◄E► (KCS) Kucoin-Staking, Auto-Lending, Trading-Bot
◄E► (BNB) Binance-Staking, Savings, 10% RefBack
◄E► (TRX) Poloniex-Staking, Lending, Fee Discount
◄E► (LEO) Bitfinex-Staking, Auto-Lending

◄G► Betfury-Faucet, Dividend Earnings (BFG holders, mine BFG by playing)
◄G► Bitvest -  Faucet, Bankroll Invest
◄G► CryptoGames-Faucet, Lotto
◄G► PrimeDice-Faucet

◄M► Prohashing (Multipool)-Payout in any coin, get 0.50% bonus for 30 days
◄M► MiningRigRentals (Marketplace)-buy hashrate or rent your miners
◄M► Viabtc  (Pool)-payout to Coinex (exchnage) without fees


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October 13, 2017, 08:26:57 AM
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Hi, you might try investing in casino bankrolls (see results of my own investments in my signature).
It's long term investment but unlike ICOs you can withdraw your funds anytime (and invest them elsewhere). 

Is it an investment or what your trying to say is try gambling on the site?

It is an investment. I'm trying to say that you can lend your BTC to casino (so they can attract bigger players and make a bigger profits). It's like any other business. Bigger capital brings bigger profits.

FYI: max. possible amount player can win is given by amount of funds casino have (bankroll). To prevent bankrupcy the players can win only small fraction of the bankroll (otherwise some superlucky gambler could ruin them in one game).

You lend your BTC to casino. Now the casino can offer bigger max. win amount and attract more wealthy gamblers (which is obvously their aim).
As a reward the casino will share with you part of their profit.

Wouldnt that kind of system fall over once it got overly popular? Then a lot of people would lose money?
I have decided to start gathering a list (maybe top 10 or top 5) of the most attractive upcoming ICOs in the coming weeks and months. Is there a website we can all use to share and vote on them to get the true top 5/10?
Thanks
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October 13, 2017, 08:56:35 AM
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Hi, you might try investing in casino bankrolls (see results of my own investments in my signature).
It's long term investment but unlike ICOs you can withdraw your funds anytime (and invest them elsewhere). 

Is it an investment or what your trying to say is try gambling on the site?

It is an investment. I'm trying to say that you can lend your BTC to casino (so they can attract bigger players and make a bigger profits). It's like any other business. Bigger capital brings bigger profits.

FYI: max. possible amount player can win is given by amount of funds casino have (bankroll). To prevent bankrupcy the players can win only small fraction of the bankroll (otherwise some superlucky gambler could ruin them in one game).

You lend your BTC to casino. Now the casino can offer bigger max. win amount and attract more wealthy gamblers (which is obvously their aim).
As a reward the casino will share with you part of their profit.

Wouldnt that kind of system fall over once it got overly popular? Then a lot of people would lose money?
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I don't hink so. The only way you can lose money here is:
1 - casino run away - Why would casino run away (and risk legal persecutions) when their bussiness model is (and we all know that) profitable?
2 - casino gets hacked - Thats why I'm investing only in established, lontime running casinos (but sure this can happen).
3 - casino is losing in long term. - Due to houseedge this is unprobable. Sure exceptions happens but it's mosty due to bad marketing (unsustainable jackpots ...)

If this system gets overly popular it only means your profits will be smaller (your percentual bankroll share will be reduced) .. but it definitely won't collapse.

I'm not saying it's risk free investment and definitely not putting all my funds into (but thats rule no.1 for every kind of investment).

MY HINTs
◄M► MINING
◄G► GAMBLING
◄E► EXCHANGE

◄E► (KCS) Kucoin-Staking, Auto-Lending, Trading-Bot
◄E► (BNB) Binance-Staking, Savings, 10% RefBack
◄E► (TRX) Poloniex-Staking, Lending, Fee Discount
◄E► (LEO) Bitfinex-Staking, Auto-Lending

◄G► Betfury-Faucet, Dividend Earnings (BFG holders, mine BFG by playing)
◄G► Bitvest -  Faucet, Bankroll Invest
◄G► CryptoGames-Faucet, Lotto
◄G► PrimeDice-Faucet

◄M► Prohashing (Multipool)-Payout in any coin, get 0.50% bonus for 30 days
◄M► MiningRigRentals (Marketplace)-buy hashrate or rent your miners
◄M► Viabtc  (Pool)-payout to Coinex (exchnage) without fees


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October 15, 2017, 01:03:51 PM
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Hi, you might try investing in casino bankrolls (see results of my own investments in my signature).
It's long term investment but unlike ICOs you can withdraw your funds anytime (and invest them elsewhere). 

Is it an investment or what your trying to say is try gambling on the site?

It is an investment. I'm trying to say that you can lend your BTC to casino (so they can attract bigger players and make a bigger profits). It's like any other business. Bigger capital brings bigger profits.

FYI: max. possible amount player can win is given by amount of funds casino have (bankroll). To prevent bankrupcy the players can win only small fraction of the bankroll (otherwise some superlucky gambler could ruin them in one game).

You lend your BTC to casino. Now the casino can offer bigger max. win amount and attract more wealthy gamblers (which is obvously their aim).
As a reward the casino will share with you part of their profit.

Wouldnt that kind of system fall over once it got overly popular? Then a lot of people would lose money?
...

I don't hink so. The only way you can lose money here is:
1 - casino run away - Why would casino run away (and risk legal persecutions) when their bussiness model is (and we all know that) profitable?
2 - casino gets hacked - Thats why I'm investing only in established, lontime running casinos (but sure this can happen).
3 - casino is losing in long term. - Due to houseedge this is unprobable. Sure exceptions happens but it's mosty due to bad marketing (unsustainable jackpots ...)

If this system gets overly popular it only means your profits will be smaller (your percentual bankroll share will be reduced) .. but it definitely won't collapse.

I'm not saying it's risk free investment and definitely not putting all my funds into (but thats rule no.1 for every kind of investment).


I see thank you for clarifying my concern
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October 15, 2017, 02:11:17 PM
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If you want to invest, it is good idea to diversify your investment: 50% keep in bitcoin and 50% in many good alts.

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October 15, 2017, 05:13:46 PM
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Hi I am relatively new to cryptocurrency. I had some Bitcoin a couple of years ago but unfortunately sold them  (which I regret now) so looking to make some connections here, and also look at investing in some ICOs. Do you have any recommended ones, or is it just a case of browsing the latest forum topics here, and deciding which one looks best? This is more of an introduction post, so looking forward to connecting with you all to scrutinize some coin  Tongue
In my opinion, you will not be able to see anything in the forum and you will find that the best way to do this is to invest in a bitcoin or another monet and keep it in your wallet.
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October 15, 2017, 08:01:01 PM
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try to join here https://t.me/joinchat/FI4jYURcEbp3KyaEwJA12g thats TELEGRAM it will really a big help.. ICO are being great to everyone Cheesy see yah there
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October 15, 2017, 09:47:33 PM
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Best advice I've seen on here is do your own research. My own advice is if you want to invest in crypto is to look at coinmarketcap and research the top 10-15 coins. Invest in what you see fit for the future. Bitcoin and ethereum to start Smiley
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October 15, 2017, 11:18:21 PM
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Gotta do your own research but I would recommend crypto currency reddit, 4chan biz section, crypto currency trader as some good
places to find news about any particular alt coin.
Honestly google is your best friend. If you really believe in a coin, youd have to research its white paper, and do technical analysis
on its price chart history

Thanks! This is helpful to me too.
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October 15, 2017, 11:24:37 PM
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Don't ask people where to invest your money. You need to make sure you do your own research. You need to read the white papers and the roadmap and everything in the Ann as well as the comments and concerns of other users. Make sure the Dev answers these concerns and is actively involved in the community. Don't invest in some noob who barely speaks. You need someone who has passion and belief in their own coin. Not just some fantasy story some scammer Devs try to pull off.

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October 16, 2017, 07:22:03 AM
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Hi I am relatively new to cryptocurrency. I had some Bitcoin a couple of years ago but unfortunately sold them  (which I regret now) so looking to make some connections here, and also look at investing in some ICOs. Do you have any recommended ones, or is it just a case of browsing the latest forum topics here, and deciding which one looks best? This is more of an introduction post, so looking forward to connecting with you all to scrutinize some coin  Tongue

if you are really interested to invest money in the crypto currency first search in google. coinmarketcap is the best way to search types of coins and investing money in to this. in this site coinmarketcap has more coins so we have to choose coins and invest money in that coin. most of the people interested to invest in bit coin next eth coin and alt coins. investing is depends on the market demand of coins. so try to invest in the bit coin really it gives you good profit.
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