Quote from: Igebotz on April 20, 2024, 07:55:15 PM

Quote from: Cryptsafe on April 20, 2024, 06:17:46 PM

It's true that including the source of the topic used should be an important solution to avoid plagiarism. Maybe when there is a Thread report like Igebotz, it will be evaluated by the admin and not just be immediately punished because the admin will definitely also consider the account rank they have.

It is true that one needs to properly reference the source of their information as it bothers their works here if they are not the owners of such write up. Wisdom demands that you give honour to whom honour is due. Any write up that does not belong to you is not your own so in that case citation and referencing matters as to acknowledge the original author of the write. Anything outside that without  referencing is termed  plagiarism and copy right theft which is punishable here and also punishable by the law.

Way too many people are talking about it, I remember the time when China wasn't against bitcoin, and they had bunch of miners, almost all of bitcoin mining was there, that wasn't like 100 years ago, its recent memory, and bitcoin did well but not like something unreal happened. We should definitely consider that as a good news if it ever happens again, it would be something to celebrate, but do not expect like overnight a million dollars per coin type of thing, maybe a small increase but that's about it. I don't get why people suddenly started to talk about this, and not only that but hype the possibility as well.

There is a lot of talk about something like this which is also very good at building hype itself. because if a discussion is being held here about this then in other places the same discussion may also be taking place. And yes, this hype is what sometimes drives adoption itself.
And talking about China, of course this increasingly advanced economic country always attracts global attention nowadays. so every policy always attracts a lot of media news. So there's no mistaking it if China starts supporting crypto then it will be quite hype news. but yeah that won't make prices rise rapidly. Maybe a few percent increase is possible. And slowly returning to normal after the hype is over.

Dear Mixero,

I am happy to see that you added the security relevant features I suggested a couple weeks ago. That shows that you are taking our feedback seriously. Thumbs up!

I already tested your mixing service with a small amount BTC and it worked like a charm.

However there is one last feature missing, that prevents me from regularly using your service instead of the good old CryptoMixer:  Your Delay-Feature is not working properly when using two destination wallets. If using two destination wallets, there must also be two different Delay-Settings (just look at CryptoMixer's website, they have implentend this feature very well so that the user can specifiy differente delay durations).

Using blockchain analysis, third parties are able to track down mixing transactions made through Mixero, because even when using two different destination wallets, your payouts will be at the same time! However, being able to specify two different destination wallets AND two different delay durations makes it impossible for blockchain analysis of third parties to track down transactions mixed through Mixero!

Can you please make it possible to specify two different delay durations when using two different destination wallets?

Regards
Royaly

Quote from: Rubel007 on Today at 02:33:50 AM

To win at gambling, one needs a combination of luck, skill, and strategy. Even with these factors, I believe there is one another crucial aspect for a gambler's to get win that is mental support. The reason I say this is because when I am not mentally prepared, if I engage in gambling, I loss the bet. Are there any among you who, despite an unwillingness, still manage to win at gambling? or Do you think mental support is the one another key factors to win in gambling?

Yeah that is why we have to be mentally and physically fit before going to gambling for us not to be able to do something stupid because if not then decision making would be difficult and we're peobe to distractions or even have this bad temper when experiencing loss.

I can agree that person must be mentally ready for gambling (when in general person must be mentally ready to accept loss and that is it), but why he must be physically fit? If I dont do 10 push-ups I am not suited for gambling? If I am fat for example, that means others will have advantage over me in gambling? Pushing buttons, holding cards, throwing chips require special skill and strength to do? As well the word skill also raises questions. What special skill require gambling?

Quote from: Rruchi man on April 26, 2024, 08:09:32 PM

Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on April 26, 2024, 06:02:35 PM

I believe the question is if you'll still keep on gambling after suddenly becoming rich and not after hitting a big win. They're both two different scenarios.

I agree that there is a difference between the two.

The rich still gamble, and some even gamble for more money already, so that means that being rich will not immediately eliminate the feeling of wanting to gamble for more.

An addicted gambler will always gamble, even if they are no longer rich but now wealthy. Gambling will become fun, and maybe to make some more money.

Even rich people get addicted too to gambling, but most gambling problems are mostly amongst poor people. Because the main thing that leads to gambling addiction is a gambler viewing and approaching gambling as a way to make money and increase their wealth or viewing it as a source of income or career without truly possessing the required experience, knowledge and skill required to approach gambling as a career. And we know that this is common amongst poor gamblers.

Rich gamblers on the other hand they mostly have sources of income so cannot consider gambling to me one because I'll say they actually understand the risks behind gambling, I believe this is what helps them to keep their emotions and finances in check when gambling.

Yeah exactly. Poor people do gambling more than rich people though there are gambling addicts that were from rich family as well but there were only few of them because majority comes from poor people and one more thing money is not a problem for most rich gamblers since they do have stable source. Based on my observation here in my place that is what the reality is. Regardless of financial status both can gamble even after a huge win.