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Binance / Re: You should verify your communication with Binance
« on: January 12, 2024, 07:46:02 PM »
Quote from: paid2 on January 12, 2024, 07:24:10 PM
Quote from: Jamal Aezaz on January 12, 2024, 07:06:53 PM
Or just never share anything with anyone directly. Binance has it's built-in KYC portal. no one from Binance ask you for any details directly via any messaging apps, emails or any other source of communications. so whenever you receive an email, msg from anywhere pretending to be a binance staff or representative, you should know immediately that is fake.
and not only Binance, scammers impersonate so many other personalities, admins of telegram and discords groups so you should avoid sending your personal details and clicking on any links from anyone.

You're right but at the same time, (legit) Binance can ask you to fill in some spreasheets, and to link some personnal documents. It is part of their SoF-EDD process when you have to justify some incomes or transactions. There are tons of scenarios which could lead the customer support to ask for specific documents to you if needed. It is not always shady.

I personnaly never share anything with Binance and never do any KYC. I stopped using Binance years ago. As a former Binance employee, you know, it is like Mcdonald's: once you were employed by them and you saw the kitchen, you don't want to eat any of their products again. Same for me with Binance, I know that using their service is not in my personnal interest.

damn, you made me not to order in mcdonalds anymore. you worked there?

though i am a binance user since 2016. i've not really talked to any off the representative or chat support there except when i was asked to submit once again my kyc documents. nothing contact again after that but i'm executing some trading every week. so it would be surprising for me to see one will just message me all of a sudden.

you would prefer to have a transcript when you chat with support so if they contact me via email or tg. i would rather ask them to chat with me on the support ticket.

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Bitcoin Forum / Re: [We got BTC Spot ETF] We are waiting for big news about BTC Spot ETF
« on: January 12, 2024, 03:50:39 PM »
Quote from: Fenix on January 12, 2024, 03:35:03 PM
Quote from: MrSpasybo on January 12, 2024, 03:25:04 PM
Quote from: CryptoLaila on January 11, 2024, 10:37:58 PM
We are still expecting  more larger volume trades :D
just in a day of approval 8), this should also encourage  more investors
Traditional investors' demand for investing in BTC has been confirmed, and it is truly huge. This will help support future BTC price increases.
But in the short term, what is happening with BTC price chart?  :-\ I see BTC has encountered strong resistance at $49K area, maybe someone is selling to take profits ^^

Indeed, after Bitcoin's price rose to $49,000 immediately after the ETF was approved, we now see the price drop to the current $45,822. A price correction in the cryptocurrency market is inevitable. Many people want to lock in their profits. They even predict that the price of Bitcoin could fall by 30 percent. What will happen next will be shown by events in the near future.

traders expecting a dump will happen though.  lot will be taking profit if the price continues to touch even at $45k.  SEC didn't approved ETF to a better time but right when the market is already overbought. anyone who will be buying now will burned themselves.

if base on the chart i could say the price may dip to $38k or if it goes worse $32k as the next support line. that's when the institutions are going to buy massively to hit $50k. i guess its time to wait for now.


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Gambling discussion / Re: [Boxing]: Info and Prediction Thread
« on: January 11, 2024, 05:51:48 PM »
Quote from: Baofeng on January 11, 2024, 03:12:02 PM
Quote from: electronicash on January 10, 2024, 04:08:21 PM
it wouldn't be surprising if Francis is now the favorite of bookmakers. he did knock down Fury, only a few had done it despite him not in boxing.  some people have speculated Francis to win that fight though, the man is in combat sports for a long time so he does know how to box. he could win this time with AJ, if Francis can fight up to 10th round with the best HW in boxing, he can extend it to 12.

Francis career had changed for good after he got out of UFC, his 2nd fight proves he making big bucks.  In FFury fight alone it was said he earn 10M.

Unfortunately it's not the case though, I just browse Stake and this is the odds as per ML,

Joshua - 1.20
Ngannou - 4.20

And so even with Francis performance against Fury, he is still a big underdog here, 4:1 against Joshua. But that's for those odd makers, but for us who have seen Francis performance, we might give him a good chance here, maybe we think it will be a 50/50 fight as Francis has a big power and we all know that AJ can't take punches very well and we might see that if Ngannou landed one of his power punches on the chin of Joshua it could be a knockout and one of the best upset this year.

bookmakers still under rate Francis despite how he executed his previous fight.   its a good chance to win big by rooting for Francis.  by having same game plan when he fought Fury, Francis could win.

the thought of Frank getting KOed is possible though. AJ still is far experienced in boxing and he fought hard boxers, having the balls to fight Usyk makes him a standup guy. among the HW, he surely fought the tough guys above him.

i would probably go for Ngannou, Francis By Decision 16.00 with a small amount.

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Yobit / Re: Yobit: liquidity problem
« on: January 11, 2024, 01:13:57 PM »
Quote from: MrSpasybo on January 10, 2024, 06:09:04 PM
Quote from: Wiseman on December 30, 2023, 08:15:51 AM
You may be right in that they did not rise in the graph in terms of popularity in terms of volume among others, but it brought me very good money and I earn it there every month and I am grateful to them that they give us such an opportunity.
Today I tried Yobit Defi, my order was processed immediately because pool was operated automatically, but price was not good and there are too few tokens that could be traded in Defi. When other exchanges continuously introduce upgrade, promotion, and listing plans, Yobit rarely introduces marketing events. I just checked and saw Yobit's BTC withdraw fee is 0.0012 BTC > $50, I couldn't believe my eyes. Increasingly, there is less and less reason for me to continue using Yobit.

How do you profit on Yobit? Please share for everyone's reference, perhaps we have missed something important on Yobit.

i use to participate on their ICO there, shitcoins that are pumped like the Putin coin, it doesn't need a huge capital to participate so its just kind of a gamble. not sure if they still have the rise only market (ROM) but it must have been a big profit if you could wait for a long time.

the one that i couldn't forget using yobit is their giveaways, they were distributing DOGE giveaway before it was shilled by Elon. they are still doing airdrops even today, i received a message from telegram if i was interested to the airdrop, i saw the message too late though.


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Crypto Exchanges / Re: Why Bitget continue to soar despite all odds
« on: January 11, 2024, 01:03:54 PM »
do you think it will compete Binance soon?
i think the launch of the exchange is very timely as bear market is about to be over. their Bitget token (BGB) also is soaring in the whole year 2023. i'm not sure its usecase and never register there yet but its probably just the same with BNB.

there is this token i was keen to buy last year since its doing ICO in the platform which i guess the reason Bitget also becoming popular.

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Gambling discussion / Re: The UFC Discussion and Prediction Topic
« on: January 11, 2024, 09:01:59 AM »
Quote from: notblox1 on January 10, 2024, 11:06:22 PM
Quote from: pawel7777 on January 09, 2024, 11:20:47 PM
I think so too, McGregor has had that "retired" vibe for quite some time now. He's not yet that old, but he changed a lot. Even listening to his interviews, he seemed to have lost his biggest asset - trash talk abilities.
But as long as there's demand, UFC will be milking that cow, and I don't really mind it.
McGregor is 35 years now, that is not anymore young and hungry fighter like he was once upon a time.
Dana and UFC can milk him for few more fights, and I am sure they are going to offer him some other job in company maybe as commentator.
He lost all my respect after his poor performance and bad behavior against Khabib.

35yo can still fight but Conor however has cracked leg.  one cracked leg couldn't stand half his body weight. he will keep his guard on this leg preventing him to carry out offense. when Anderson Silva had this situation, he wasn't the same. his come back fight failed though out the end of his career.

Conor still want to fight though and of course Dana as businessman wanted to give the best UFC fights.  fans still wanted to see Conor though. we wanna see him trashtalk just like Chandler said, he'd gain fights and fans not because of his MMA skills but his mouth.


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Gambling & Crypto Casinos / Re: Sportsbet.io - Best crypto casino for me
« on: January 10, 2024, 05:46:58 PM »
Quote from: Sim_card on January 10, 2024, 05:27:14 PM
Sportsbet.io is a reputable casino and I like their bonuses, to make it the casino superb, there are competitions time to time on free bet. Wow this casino has a lot of money to give out to the gamblers through their competitions. What I love most is the no withdrawal fee. $43000000 is a huge amount to give out to a winner and I wonder if that winner will continue gambling with this amount of money that he has won or he will quit gambling.

saw that thread too he payed $50 per spin. too much to believe actually but if they say so. $43M looks like an amount that could bankrupt a casino. if it isn't sportsbet the casino would have shutdown and not pay the player.

i'm also a sportsbet user i have been sending altcoins to bet on the sports, its what i like about sportsbet because they accept a pool of altcoins that isn't on Stake. but somehow i doubt that no withdrawal fee because afaik they ask some ADA when i withdraw some of it.



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Gambling discussion / Re: [Boxing]: Info and Prediction Thread
« on: January 10, 2024, 04:08:21 PM »
it wouldn't be surprising if Francis is now the favorite of bookmakers. he did knock down Fury, only a few had done it despite him not in boxing.  some people have speculated Francis to win that fight though, the man is in combat sports for a long time so he does know how to box. he could win this time with AJ, if Francis can fight up to 10th round with the best HW in boxing, he can extend it to 12.

Francis career had changed for good after he got out of UFC, his 2nd fight proves he making big bucks.  In FFury fight alone it was said he earn 10M.

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Gambling discussion / Re: Do you tell your husband you gamble?
« on: January 10, 2024, 04:01:13 PM »

if it gets you in trouble why tell him. just to avoid anything that is will lead to arguments, just keep it to yourself.  it doesn't count as a violation like you are not loyal to your husband when you don't tell him about it. it wouldn't count as lying either.

but in case you feel guilty. and there is the need to tell him. you just have to be prepared for the reasons and after all you are in crypto and are prone to see casinos in every page.  ;D

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Signature Campaigns / Re: [OPEN] Coinomize.biz | Bitcoin Mixer Since 2019 | Signature Campaign
« on: January 10, 2024, 03:52:43 PM »
Quote from: julerz12 on January 10, 2024, 06:31:14 AM
Quote from: Litzki1990 on January 08, 2024, 10:44:41 PM
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Bitcoin Forum / Re: Bitcoin ETF approval
« on: January 10, 2024, 07:39:59 AM »
Quote from: Primo1760 on January 10, 2024, 02:46:03 AM
Bitcoin ETF approved after long drama but 5-10 minutes later announced @SECGov X account hacked. People may wonder why twitter account was not hacked till now and why x account got hacked as soon as it was approved? People no longer believe in such dramatic events. Bitcoin is moving at its own pace and will continue to do so. I don't believe this dramatic fake bitcoin ETF.



that's what i also read today. which most off the users on twitter even suspect this is a manipulation of BTC price involving SEC itself. 
they claimed they were hacked but have recovered the account in less than an hour which is why there are floating speculation about them just toying around.

if during that time when they announced they approved the price hit 48k, a lot of traders must have also execute their long futures trade but liquidated after hours. crazy things are happening.

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Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: “X” users are struggling as Crypto Scams in Ads,officials have no clear response
« on: January 08, 2024, 06:37:03 PM »

Elon scared away his major ad sponsors after he said no to regulate the freedom of speech in Twitter (X)  and i guess its crypto ads that comes to replace those ads. but then in anyway, this is still a good indication so that regular people would learn how to spot which is scam and which is not.

this was the thing that happened back in 2016-2017 where ICO scam just spawn the market and the growth of BTC price went from $1000 to almost $20k

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Signature Campaigns / Re: [OPEN] Coinomize.biz | Bitcoin Mixer Since 2019 | Signature Campaign
« on: January 08, 2024, 06:28:14 PM »

Altcointalk Username:  electronicash
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Gambling discussion / Re: Control your emotions when gambling.
« on: January 05, 2024, 04:23:51 PM »


Quote from: DabsPoorVersion on January 05, 2024, 03:36:53 PM
Quote from: SamReomo on January 05, 2024, 08:59:20 AM
Not only in gambling but in any field of life we should try to control our emotions. The emotions like greed and fear are the main cause of huge losses that gamblers and traders face. If someone can control his/her emotions and make thoughtful decisions then he/she may not face much losses in gambling or in trading.
But the question here is, how a certain individual will control his/her emotions in gambling. It can be difficult to do something that not everyone is capable of, especially when you're in the middle of gambling and enjoying the game, or when you're on the verge of losing all your money and the only thing on your mind is how to recover your losses.

every gambler have been in such situation and the strategy that is being fed when we want to make money thru wagering is to double down.

hard to fight emotions when you are losing. you'd feel like betting more will make you win back the loss and then ended up losing more. 
and when you found some threads like this that you wanted to control your emotion while playing, you still have second thoughts whether to deposit or not when you are losing in a casino game. 

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Gambling discussion / Re: The UFC Discussion and Prediction Topic
« on: January 05, 2024, 03:26:23 PM »


Michael Chandler interview with ESPN MMA about his fight with Conor McGregor on Middleweight.

he waited this long for this, he didn't fight for a long time but he is sure off their fight to happen on  June 29.

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