Quote from: babygun on Today at 12:44:26 PM

Quote from: Hispo on September 09, 2022, 09:50:24 PM

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I don't really agree that staking is very risky. Betfury has proven themself as a legit casino but there is always a risk involved. The APY that they currently propose of 53% is not bad at all in my eyes and has already been a lot higher also in the past. Do your own research and don't put all your eggs in the same basket.

It is a thing of mine when I see such relatively high APY feel there must be some risk behind it, obviously the reputation of the casino it is important so it is its future success. We can both agree that each one of us are responsible to do our own reseach and take care of out money.

Quote from: RealMalatesta on Today at 04:13:59 PM

Quote from: bakasabo on September 09, 2022, 07:46:44 AM

Quote from: Hispo on September 08, 2022, 05:16:08 PM

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I do not know any nations with 17 dollars per month salary, maybe daily? That is a super low amount, I do not think that even the poorest nations would have such a thing maybe aside from Venezuela, even my nation which is doing horrible in economy, has like 250 dollars per month to 300 dollars per month minimum wage, it is still quite low of course but not 17, that is just too wild. In that regard 850 dollars investment could be found by just signature campaigns and you would be a wealthy person from the income of that alone, plus all the investments you could do.

Funny you mention it, because I am in fact a Venezuelan living in Venezuela.
I have seen times when our minimum wage was about 7$/month actually, some months ago it was 30$/month but got down to 17$/month because our government flooded the market with local currency in order to pay some debts to the education workers.

I recall that back in 2018-2019 fast food businesses and other companies that in normal circumstances would pay min wage to their workers actually started to pay more than min wage (and some other benefits, like free lunch in the case of fast food companies), so they could retain workers from leaving, it was getting to annoying for them to deal with new workers so frequently.

That is something that continues to happen today, a privately owned drug store franchise would pay easily 100$/month to their workers intead the legal 17$.