Quote from: Botnake on May 03, 2020, 02:12:29 PM

Quote from: deisik on May 03, 2020, 01:59:43 PM

And then I ended up losing ~1.5 BTC

That was a huge amount if you lose it today, what was the value that time if you still remember?

Yeah, that thought eats at me when I think about it, thank you. It was circa 2015, and what I lost was worth around 500 dollars back then

Quote from: Casdinyard on May 03, 2020, 04:20:06 PM

That was very unfortunate, imagine if you just hold 1.5 BTC that time, you could be a millionaire by now

In the PD signature campaign we were paid 0.4 BTC monthly in late 2013 and early 2014. So it was like 4 months of posting. On the other hand, just selling anything below 1k turned out to be a disaster and waste of capital (unless you managed to buy back at lower or even somewhat higher prices)

Quote from: Slow death on May 03, 2020, 03:26:37 PM

someone is promoting a gambling site, every day post with a signature of gambling site, but that same person is constantly talking about gambling addiction. so I think, when this person promoting a gambling site is constantly talking about gambling addiction, will he be promoting the gambling site that is on his signature or scaring potential customers who might use the gambling site? I keep asking myself this constantly

What makes you think that casinos are looking for addictive gamblers, which is what you seem to imply? But really? Casinos are interested in a steady cash flow and deep pockets (aka cash cows), but gambling addicts are neither here nor there since they can lose only so much, apart from them being bad for karma as well as being the cause for a host of legal issues that they can inflict once they start to wreak havoc upon themselves and their families

Simply put, gambling addiction is as bad for a reputable casino as it is for its players (read, play responsibly)