Never be fooled by the casinos from the 1xbet family. They spend a lot of money advertising underground (money that is stolen from players after they win a betslip) and will let you lose but they won't let you win.

1xbet is the parent company of 1xbit who does the exact same thing except with fiat. There is a reason why they are banned all over England and other countries, and why 1xbit is shadow-banned on Bitcointalk.

Every once in a while we see a complaint about how somebody got scammed on 1xbit. So, you must always show this topic to your friends if they try to use this casino.

The SEC can file as many lawsuits as it wants, that is not a problem in itself. The problem is with the exchanges that receive these lawsuits and where their licenses operate. If those exchanges are licensed outside the United States and countries related to the United States, they will be able to continue operating without problem. The problem will come when some exchanges have to obey without being able to give their reasons, at that point they should remove the privacy coin pairs and continue on their way.

Another added problem is that although there are countries where the SEC does not have jurisdiction, their governments could rely on United States regulations to, by modifying certain parts, have very similar guidelines, which would end up being the same, and authorized exchanges should also end up deleting privacy coin pairs.

It looks like Bologna will finally get a ticket to UCL. Roma is struggling to get close to Bologna. But Roma haven't gotten full points lately. And again, Roma's position is very vulnerable to being overtaken by Atalanta at this time. So the 5th position is currently still uncertain. That is, we cannot be sure whether it is Roma or Atalanta. Because the difference in points between the two is quite small.

Quote from: babo on April 30, 2024, 12:26:48 PM

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20 sat/vbyte is already an acceptable figure for consolidation

We are currently at 16 s/vB and I don't see why the fees wouldn't go even lower if there is no new mempool spam. In reality, the number of transactions related to Bitcoin is quite small and is mostly between CEXs and clients and vice versa.

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Quote from: yhiaali3 on April 30, 2024, 12:57:38 PM

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Because according to a study I recently read, the cost of mining 1 Bitcoin is equivalent to about 80K$. If this is true, miners will seek to make up the difference by raising fees.

If that were the case, most miners would stop mining, but I think that the price is much lower and depends on the price of electricity, the rent of the space where the devices are located and their efficiency. In addition, miners who are long in this business certainly have some BTC and money that can help them in transitional times like the one we are in now.