Maybe someone is just trying to scam you. But the truth is that binance is not a casino. But Playbread.com is a site that allows you to play games (most of them for free) and you get rewarded through some tasks and referral.
After receiving your rewards through the tasks, you can easily withdraw it to your binance account. So binance isn't a for gambling and it doesn't have any casino games.
After receiving your rewards through the tasks, you can easily withdraw it to your binance account. So binance isn't a for gambling and it doesn't have any casino games.
Funnily enough when I first read OP thread and started to talk about Binance as some form of gambling or something similar to it, I thought this was going to be a thread/discussion on how to use the future markets of Binance to gamble on the price of Bitcoin and other assets.
It is what many call "degenerate trading", I rather to call it for what it is.
Hopefully OP gets actually informed on what he is talking about and does not get scammed in his way through the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Hey Hispo
Degenerate trading?
well, you already know that I always compare trading with gambling, and more since there are leverages and this kind of trading on steroids features, but simple classic day-trading was already degenerate to me. Nothing like the art of hodling.About the topic discussed here, this is the first time I hear about the platform the OP mentioned and it is clear that it has nothing to do with Binance, and I don't get the point of his mistake either. It looked like spam to me at first glance but it doesn't make sense either.