Freerolls with low rewards are played more for experience and practice and less for the rewards one can win, because it's mostly the case that freerolls only give a small amount as the winning prize, and that's not the worth the amount of time you spend on the tables if you are doing it only for it, but if you want to practice, and try some strategy or a pattern that you've been thinking about, freerolls are a great way to do it because entry is free, and you have nothing to lose.


Yeah, I enjoyed them too, especially the series we had here on Bitcointalk, I was one of the finalists, but couldn't reach the top 2 to get a prize. I think we will have more of such series and tournaments in the future because there were a lot of interested participants, and that can be a good thing for the platform as a whole.

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Buddy, that's not actual mining that people do on their phones using apps that mine for them in the background or even when the app is closed if they click a button once every 24 hours, just like how PI and its app used to work, or still works, maybe. Those apps are basically just assigning you a certain amount of tokens or coins every 24 hours based on how many people you have invited, etc. By the end of their so-called mining period, they generate the tokens or coins that all their users have mined through their TGE, and then distribute them accordingly. If the token gets listed, and tends to get a good market value, you might earn something from it, otherwise, you just wasted your time with it.

The point is, you are not mining anything with those apps, they've just used the word mining to attract more people, or make it sound cool or something.

No, he wasn't phished because the guide is real and the link provided is actually the official link for downloading Electrum. I also checked the guide, thinking that it might be a phishing link, and he was probably guided to provide them with the seed phrase or something, but the guide didn't mention anything like that, and it's a genuine guide, providing correct information and how it can be done without him giving access to his wallet to anyone following the steps mentioned there.

Also, you are right that Localbitcoins was closed down in 2023, but they are still allowing their users to withdraw their funds if anyone has them on the platform:



So, I'm also confused how OP lost his funds, he probably have made a mistake when pasting the address, but in that case, how did he still receive $101?

Even though the tool is a nice addition, I sorta agree with this, and my post in your previous thread also has the suggestion about allowing users to search using usernames instead of having to find their or others' profiles by using their profile links. It's not that it's too difficult to find someone's profile link, but the easier it becomes, the more convenient it will be.

About the avatars/display pictures, when I first looked at OP, I thought the random avatars shown their are only for the examples used by OP, but reading through the thread, I realized that users are assigned random avatars but their cards don't have the avatars they have on their Bitcointalk profile, so I agree with @Mia Chloe on this one too, that every user should have the avatars they have on the forum on their cards, this will make it look much better.

Other than that, it's a nice addition, and keep up the good work, OP.

Bhai hamare mulk k rehbar aur negehbanon ki priorities alag hain, unko koi farq hi nai parhta kab kahan kon mar rha hai unki laparwaiyon aur na ahli ki waja se, unko toh bas yeh hai k social media k liye fake videos banwani hain, fake press conference ya fake rallies karni hain jismen apni tareef krwani hai aur logon ko kch paise aur apne naam k banners pakdane hain ta k awaam ko bewakoof banaya ja sake lekin yeh awaam ab bewakoof nai banti qk ab sabko sab pata chal chuka hai, bas baat yeh hai k yahan freedom of speech koi nai hai jiski waja se koi kch bol nai skta qk agar kuch bol do toh aapko utha liya jata hai aur aapse mafi mangwai jati hai mar mar k jis tarha us chacha k sath hua jo pichle dino viral hua tha.

Lehaza humen kisi bhi cheez ki umeed nai lagani chaiye, hum aese hi apna dmgh khtm krdenge soch soch k jbke unko koi parwa hi nai hai... Wo q dam bnaenge ya pani ko store krne k liye koi ikdam krenge qk unke ghr toh pani nai ghus rha na, unke log rishtedar toh nai doob k mar rhe, unke ghr toh nai pani ki waja se gir rhe unka toh nai koi nuqsan horha, toh wo q krenge kuch?

Anyone up for some low-stake cash games? 



Join me at the table if you are free and interested.

https://play.swcpoker.club/?tableId=38183669

I usually play cash games with small stakes to practice, I also do it after I stay away from poker for a few days, to warm up a little bit before I decide to enter a tournament or a table with higher stakes.

A newbie or someone not always mentally prepared for such things will barely notice such details so quickly, and by the time they realize, the scammer has done his job and gone. It's a red flag and an indication, yes, but only if you are fast and smart enough to notice it immediately, but some of the scammers are pretty good at what they do, and they won't let you notice things quickly unless you have already been through such things or have enough knowledge to notice something is fishy immediately as you start chatting with them.


Fragment is a website that allows you to buy a bunch of stuff for Telegram, including Premium, and even numbers. All you need for that is a decentralized Ton wallet, such as TonKeeper, that you will connect with the website and make your payment with it, and they will only ask for your username and that's it, either you are buying Premium, Stars, or anything, you are not required to do KYC or anything like that. So, scammers will definitely not use their real identity to make purchases on accounts that they use for such purposes.

Sabse pehle toh main aapki thori correction krlon qk aapne jo year mention kiya hai wo ghalat hai... Laszlo ne 22 May, 2017 men nahin balke 22 May, 2010 men 10,000 bitcoins pay kr k 2 pizzas khareede they, tabhi unki keemat around $41 thi warna agr yeh transaction 2017 men hti toh 10,000 bitcoins ki value achi khasi hti qk 2017 men toh Bitcoin ki qeemat kafi upr chali gai thi already.

Baqi Laszlo k return ki agar baat kren toh Meta men jo discussion chal rhi thi jo logon ne points diye they apne unke mutabiq lagta nahin hai k account hack hua hai qk account ko manually recover kiya gaya hai, jabke hacker yeh cheez nahin krta kabhi, dosri baat yeh k jahan tak humen pta hai wo banda abitak zinda aur sehatmand hai, toh yeh bilkul mumkin hai k wo khud hi wapas aya ho forum pe, ab wo q aya hai iska pata toh tabhi chalega jab wo kch post krega khud se.

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Influence is a bad thing; it can ruin you if you are influenced and put into something that could have negative consequences for you, just like how it did for you by losing money eventually. When we are growing up, we are always taught to not trust everything we see or hear, and always confirm before you take the next step forward, so in this case, I won't blame the other person but you, because he might have suggested it and insisted that you do it too because it's profitable, but the final call was always yours to make, you could avoid doing it, that too by following what he was doing when he was inexperienced himself.

Anyway, since what we've done in the past cannot be undone, what's best is to move on instead of thinking about it again and again, and only take the lesson you've learned from this experience with you into the future, so that you don't make the same mistakes again. You lost money, but you gained some experience, a lesson for life that you should always research before getting involved in anything, especially when it involves finances.

I wonder how much money the other guy, who you were influenced by, lost since you were following them, and they must have had more assets accumulated than you.

I don't know why you say it like that, but it's not like gambling, where when you feel tempted and do something, you basically lose money. When you have bitcoins, you have bought them earlier, and the price now looks good, and you get tempted and sell, I don't see anything wrong with that unless you might have had a higher target and sold them earlier but that's okay, you will only get lower profits but you won't lose anything.

Also, when someone makes an investment, they need to make sure that they are using funds that they don't need in the near future, so that they don't sell their assets back even before reaching the target they were looking for. When you use funds that were supposed to be used for the investment, you will surely have to sell your assets at one point, when you need the funds.

Bro, I already know that, and I was just curious whether he uses a specific translator or an AI tool to translate what we write in Roman Urdu. Besides, you are contradicting yourself by saying that no one needs anything special for translation and then saying that technology has made things easier and there are apps that can do that. Bro, seriously?  You can't say that someone doesn't need something special, and then mention technology and apps, because those things are special, lol.

And, I also know he is the moderator of many sections and boards, and I don't doubt his abilities or anything like that. I was just saying that I wonder how he does it, that's all.

So you don't wish someone had told you that you need to learn everything about the market and the industry first before you attempt to make money out of it? Because you didn't mention that in your points, when it's one of the most basic things one needs to do as a beginner. How can you expect yourself to become a good trader if you don't even know everything about trading itself? You don't just need to know how you can use an exchange, how you can place a buying or selling order, and how you can deposit and withdraw funds in your exchange account, but you need to know everything.

Think of it this way, you want to take a test, a test where you will be answering questions based on a book you must have read before taking the test. Now, you appear for the test, but you only read the first chapter of the book, and didn't read the rest, but the questions in the test are from all chapters of the book. How many right answers do you think you can get? Only a few, right? Now imagine if you had read the whole book, wouldn't that make the test easier for you?

That's how trading is for you.

Don't you think you're contradicting yourself here?:

You say that you realized why newbies ask questions about how they can grow, how they can earn merits, and whether or not they can shill projects or post links to their channels or whatever, but then you went on and suggested other stuff to be added in the "About" page, but not a single answer for the questions or concerned you mentioned first, which you said were the reason why you made this suggestion.

Also, you didn't even ask ChatGPT to add anything a newbie might need to know, initially being a total noob within a forum:


So, I can't help but wonder, why does a newbie, looking for answers to questions such as, "How can I earn merit?" or "How will my rank increase?" need to know about the background of the forum? Or about historical posts and famous incidents that were discussed here? Or why would they need to find out how the forum evolved for them to understand how the forum works in the first place?

The point is, these things are important, no doubt about that, but if we are to create an "About" page or a "Welcome" message for newbies, especially after realizing how newbies feel lost when they join a new place, that page or message should contain basic information about the forum, such as the rules, about merits, ranks, and their requirements, how a newbie should behave, and other stuff that can fit in this category. The things you are talking about or have mentioned can be optional, and added at the end of the page for knowledge purposes if anyone finds them interesting and wants to read them.

And, everything that I've mentioned could be added in the "About" page or "Welcome" message, we have threads and guides for each one, and they could be added there for newbies to read.

Have you learned Urdu somehow? 

I was also wondering, most of us write our posts in Roman Urdu (using Latin script, the letters used in English) in this thread. How do you translate them? As far as I know, Google Translate doesn't do that. Do you use an AI for that? Does AI understand what we write and translate it for you?

I tried being aggressive a lot of times in the tournaments I played during BSOP, and I failed miserably every time because my opponents always had better hands. 

The key to aggressive gameplay is to read the minds of other players by observing their behaviour during the betting rounds. I often keep an eye on who is increasing the bet in the first round, and then trying to "Check" in the second round, because that mostly means that they might not have a very strong hand, but they were only trying to bluff to see how many will fold. However, sometimes one might deceive you this way too, making you think that they are checking because they have a weak hand, but turns out, they are sitting with a three of a kind of Ks in hand. 

So, it's a game of mind and strategy along with the cards, and that's why it's fun unlike other gambling games where luck is the only factor.

As they say, better late than never. I know, I'm a bit late, and I'm sorry for that, but as I noticed, I wanted to use this opportunity to congratulate @Xal0lex for completing 8 years in the forum. Your contributions in the forum are of immense value, especially as a moderator for both our board and others.

I wish and hope that you spend way more years in the forum in the future, and keep serving the forum with your valuable contributions as you do. Congratulations, again.

(Note: I wrote it in English so that you don't need to use a translator for once to understand what you are reading.  )


MashaALLAH bro, boht boht mubarak ho... ALLAH aapko mazeed kamiyabon se nawaze aur aap aese hi community men active rahen aur posts karte rahen, qk jitna main dekhta hon aap shayad sabse active members men se aek hain hamari community k, toh us lehaz se bhi aap yeh deserve karte hain k aapki growth ho waqt k sath sath. Baqi mehnat jaari rakho, safar yahan pe khatam nai hota, abhi toh boht aage jana hai aapne, inshaALLAH.

You're playing with fire. Too much reliance on AI can be harmful. One day, this AI will get you something you don't want or can't take. 

It depends on what you do once the AI you are using explains your sentences to you. Understanding what he explains and then using your own words to write it in the forum shouldn't get you in trouble, but copying and pasting the whole thing can be problematic.
By the way, what do you mean by saying that your brain works fast, you get a lot of ideas, but then you can't write them? Do you mean that you think of the points in your native language and then find it difficult to write them in English? Learning English is not that difficult, you should start learning the basics from YouTube, and within a couple of months, you will be good.


Received what??