Loving the coin flip game
Great job!

Please add more games like coin flip and dice

New Event on Peergame


Turtle Race Event

As per our gamers’ requests, the minimum bet on our beloved Turtle Race has been lowered from 0.01 to 0.001 BSV!
To celebrate, we are launching a new Turtle Race Event
Let the race begin!!
https://peergame.com/games/turtlerace/


Event Guide

Two reward pools
- Be one of the first 100 players to play Turtle Race once to receive 0.001 BSV each day
- Be one of the first 100 players to win on all three Turtles (Red, Blue, Yellow) to receive 0.009 BSV each day

Event Details: https://promotions.peergame.com/2020/turtle-race-event

Peergame on Twitter,
Minimum bet has been lowered on Turtle Race and Baccarat



https://twitter.com/PeergameCom/status/1297809176110931973




https://twitter.com/PeergameCom/status/1298524996696907777

Just curious, did anyone ever win Lamborghini from Stake.com??

Although I agree with some of what you said, I wouldn't call people selling in bear markets 'clowns.'

I have a solid belief in Bitcoin since 2016 and Im certain that BTC is definitely here to stay and play a big part in the global economy.

Nonetheless, I got out of BTC when it hit $20k, and came back to trading crypto in early 2019.
Its not a matter of having beliefs, but its a matter of protecting one's assets and making smart financial decisions.
I love BTC, but if I think I am gonna lose a lot of money by being in it, I will get out of it any day. My love for it won't change tho.

This is the first time I came across something like this on Bitcointalk.

Even if I am not picked, thank you for your kind gesture.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5264188.msg54891474#msg54891474
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1509034.msg54839287#msg54839287
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5263549.msg54846016#msg54846016

Hi,

I know crypto faucets have been around for a long time, but I never bothered to try any of them.

I recently noticed that some faucets still attract so much traffic, and it really got me curious whether using faucets daily is actually worth your time.

Please share your opinions about them, and your experience with them if you actually used it for some time.

Thanks in advance.

I am actually surprised to see that most of you never heard of Copay wallet. Its been around for a long time.

I don't know if you ever heard of Bitpay wallet, but Copay is part of their project.
Copay wallet is their pure 'wallet' with no functionality other than sending, receiving, and storing Bitcoin.
While Bitpay wallet has other functionalities integrated to it.

And thank you all for great suggestions/opinions, I am actually surprised to see so many people using the Coinbase wallet tho.

I think they cannot fix it themselves, as speed limit is caused by a current scaling limitation in the Bitcoin SV node software.
After I used the tool mentioned in the article above to split my funds twice, I did not have any speed limit issues so far. Hope it works out.

I had the same experience as well.
The issue is called speed limit and they have a guide to lower the chances of having those issues here: https://blog.peergame.com/2020/07/16/raising-the-speed-limit-of-unconfirmed-transactions/

Thank you all for your response

I know most of the ones you guys talked about, guess not much has changed for the trend of wallets.

I have been using Copay as my main BTC wallet for about 5 years now.
I never thought about changing to a different wallet, because I never had a problem with it.
But out of no where, I got curious about which wallet other people are using.

What do you think is the best wallet out there for BTC? (Other than cold hardware wallets like Ledger)

Just wanted hear other people's stories, and share my own memories.

I found out about the existence of Bitcoin in late 2015 from a friend. He was an econ major and his professor talked about it in class one day.
A week after finding out about it, I was bored in class and started to do some research about it, read the white paper, and immediately thought something was definitely there.
So before the end of 2015, I used localbitcoins to buy some, can't remember exactly but it was around $200 per BTC.
And ever since, I have been a cryptocurrency enthusiast. Who would't be, when it brings that much fortune 

So what is your story?
How and when did you find out about Bitcoin and when did you actually get in?

I hear what you are saying, and I certainly do agree with you.

But we all know, at the bottom of our hearts, we will always care about the price. Even you. Everyone wants to make money and no one wants to lose money.
And it is because of this irresistible human nature shaped by the capitalist society, prices of coins are always going to be the headliner. Unfortunately, this cannot be changed.

I have been playing for few days. Made about 1 bsv so far 

Money Button is online private wallet, just like Metamask, but for BSV.
The wallet is integrated into this casino so you can bet and receive payouts straight from your private wallet. Hence the logo no deposit, instant payout.

Im personally enjoying it so far, its quite convenient not having to deal with registering, deposits, etc.

Thanks, I will be doing some research over the weekend then PM you if I go through with using the bot.



I am already using both, and I am satisfied with the result so far.
But like what most people are saying, I am always worried about the risks involved with leaving my funds on these exchanges.
So just wanted to hear out different opinions about using these programs.

Thank you all for your kind answers, all of them were really helpful

Hey crwth, thank you for your opinion.
Do you personally have experience using Gunbot?
I just checked it out, and it looks legit.
I have been thinking about using a trading bot for awhile now, but never really got myself interested enough to find the right one for me.

Although I am not a terrible day-trader, I am pretty much occupied with work, family and friends, and other hobbies, stock trading, etc.
So I tend not to do too much day trading.

I do have a good amount of crypto holdings since 2015 tho, and unfortunately, they have been just sitting there for the most part.
Since 2 years ago or so, I used loan on Poloniex to earn extra coins, and now I am currently using Crypto.com's Earn and Binance's Savings / Staking to make some profits.
Although I am pretty confident that Binance is a safe place to keep my coins, since it is highly reputable and am aware that they have insurance for users' assets,
I am not too sure about Crypto.com. I have researched, of course, but I have never gotten a definite answer that it is safe, as there are answers from both sides.
So even though Crypto.com offers more percent return, I am reluctant to deposit more because of my doubts in security.

Is there anyone that uses Crypto.com who can confirm that it is indeed as safe as Binance?
What do you think of these two options for making extra profit?
Do you think they are worthwhile?
And do you know any other safe options I can try out?

I have very mixed feelings about USDT.

I personally use it sometimes when trading, but I dont think its safe at all.
Back when USDT started, it posted all the documented proof of their cash holdings from banks to prove that they have enough dollars to back up every USDT tokens.
But after couple of months or so, if I remember correctly, they stopped posting these proofs and just began to massively produce more and more USDT.

This is one of the biggest reasons for the 2017 pump, and now USDT is no where near backed up by their USD holdings.

I do agree, however, that it is indeed the most popular stable coin, and thats gotta count for something.
So I would use it to do day tradings or dodging a big dump, but I would never hold them nor stake them for mid to long term.

The site looks good, thank you for sharing milewilda!