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Board Gambling discussion
Re: gambling and divorce
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Crypt0Gore
on 09/09/2025, 14:23:58 UTC
Gambling has clear connection to divorce with studies showing that people with gambling problems have much higher divorce rate. Hiding your gambling from your partner is major issue as keeping secrets destroys trust that is essential for healthy relationship. If you get into financial trouble and have to tell your partner it can be shocking surprise that seriously damages your relationship. Using shared money for gambling without your partner knowledge is betrayal of trust. Ultimately financial problems and emotional stress and loss of trust caused by gambling can be too much for relationship to handle which is why it is so important to be open and honest with your spouse about your gambling habits.

You can hide it if you are responsible, this doesn't make you a cheating partner, or is keeping such secret a cheating game? I don't think it is, and most importantly if you are a man you don't have to say everything to your woman but if you are not sure where you stand in gambling it's better to tell your partner.

Although not all women are understanding, most of them will react negatively to gambling or probably leak your secret out to your spouse when you tell them, but there are few numbers of women that really understands and are always ready to always be there for any help needed. Still I don't recommend getting married if anyone is addicted to gambling because you are probably going to punish your partner alot with your irresponsible decisions in gambling, it always affect the second person negatively.
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Re: Returning back to gambling after quitting
by
Crypt0Gore
on 09/09/2025, 01:53:36 UTC

And within myself, I am still wondering, what could possibly lead a person back to gambling after successfully quitting initially? Know well the reason for initially quitting was addiction, does it make sense to go back to gambling and become even more addicted?

I am not sure that this person really quit, maybe he took some time off gambling but not is mind, many gamblers claimed they quit gambling but some part of their minds are still longing for gambling.

I feel that they punished themselves for quitting since the mind can't still let go, they love what they do and instead of learning how to gamble in a safer way they believe the solution is quitting.

The first quit is caused by unbearable losses and anger, later this person choose to continue hoping things will be different, it's a shame that he used a different method to try to fix gambling, something that doesn't need to be fixed but plan for.
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Re: [OPEN] Csh.bet - Fair Online Casino Games | Signature Campaign
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Crypt0Gore
on 08/09/2025, 16:45:12 UTC
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: ETH touched $4400 today
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Crypt0Gore
on 12/08/2025, 15:09:52 UTC
People hate ETH for no reason, Bitcoin maxis don't want to see another coin do better like Bitcoin but they have forgotten that when a top coin is been neglected that's where the next opportunity will come from.

Now everything that happened to Bitcoin is about to happen to ETH, they are going to hate it but nothing they can do about it, always follow the money, that's all I can say to readers right now, don't be brainwashed with people that only sees Bitcoin like the best.

I don't hate any coins in the space, my own stand is if they do what they promised to do, ETH is the mother of all smart contract, who dares forget that? If Bitcoin manages to reach 150k expect ETH to finally do 2x from here, $8000 to $10000 is on the table.
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Prepare to get burned
by
Crypt0Gore
on 07/08/2025, 16:58:41 UTC
Are you just starting out your crypto alt hunting? You feel that you've missed out on BNB, Cardano? POLYGON? ARWEAVE?

It's indeed true that those who found this coins in 2020 made a fortune in 2021, I can remember Cardano making CryptoGodJohn the successful man he is today, now as a beginner you feel it's best of you embark on the same journey?

Well I am not here to discourage you but to tell you where you are heading and what's probably waiting for you.

1. Things have changed drastically, this is no more the Covid era where the numbers of altcoins are still limited, today they are 20 times more in numbers compare to 2020.

2. Many new projects will dissapoint you, even the biggest investors like HASHKEY Capital, HTX ventures Animoca Brand, Sequoia Capital and many more have wasted a lot of money on projects that later failed, the difference between you and them is they have a lot of funds to keep doing their thing, do you?

3. I also look for the next big thing too and so far I've wasted 100s of dollars on few projects that went out of the window, believe me I've been around for too long to notice some difference and I still fail, these projects raised enough capital with good utility and they still turned scam.

4. Backing doesn't make a lot of difference, even well backed projects with doxxed team do fail too, this whole altcoin investment is an experiment, an experiment that could go wrong, big institutions backing them up knows this too well, it's time you should too.

5. Make sure you are making enough money to be able to withstand the risk you taking on altcoins, they are prone to failure than Bitcoin and the top 20 altcoins on coinmarkecap right now, I know many likes altcoin since making better money is possible here than top coins but most of your investment capital is safer with Bitcoin than altcoin, so it's best you risk small percentage in altcoins.

I am not stopping on risk taking especially with altcoins, after all what's a good life without taking risks? But it was easy because I have a solid source of income, if everything goes wrong I still have something to lean on, also while facing all these failure of mine I've also stumbled on few good ones that's been holding very well for years now, like Aero, Virtual and Pendle.

I hope this will come in handy for those trying to walk the same path as I am, goodluck out there.
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Re: How do you store your crypto in 2025?
by
Crypt0Gore
on 06/08/2025, 17:05:43 UTC
How about me?

Well I am not cool with someone or some organisation keeping my money or asset for me like the banks does, if you are cool with waking up one day and then telling you stories about how one of their workers fuc them over and steal every thing then go with this option.

I trust Trezor hardware wallet and keystone3, there are few others but I choose these two because they are open source and keystone particularly have extra security layers and options, it's complete airgapped.

Forget creative storage method, hardware wallet is the first on the list for me, some people prefer carving their keys on stainless steel which is fine by me if you can secure the key properly but other storage methods like cloud storage is suicide.
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Something is far more valuable than Bitcoin.
by
Crypt0Gore
on 20/07/2025, 14:05:06 UTC
Bitcoin made it to a new all time high now and the Internet won't let the masses rest, everywhere is now full with memes about people who faded on Bitcoin years back and those who had Bitcoin but sold for butter.

I am active on Twitter and I see this alot, someone also created a similar topic on here week ago.

Another one was talking anyhow to me this afternoon for not buying alot of Bitcoin at the time but I have few words to say about this just like I told him.

Nothing matters more than your life, not even Bitcoin.

Those people who faded Bitcoin years back choose survival over unnecessary stress.

This doesn't make them stupid, if surving 2017 was all about not having Bitcoin, then so be it, remember, this could be one of the reasons why you are breathing today.

Your 2017 wasn't like my 2017, your 2020 wasn't like my 2020, everyone have different battles they are fighting in those past years and some haven't even won yet.

It is fine to live this life the way you want, many people went extra miles to invest and they don't make it today.

If you are here reading this, congratulations, it means you are alive.

Those who are really grateful for life knows that they lost nothing, because life is far expensive than Bitcoin.

Seize the opportunity if you can, don't go extra miles, nothing will follow you to the other side if your heart stop beating.

Take It Easy.
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Re: Which DCA method you think its best
by
Crypt0Gore
on 15/07/2025, 10:33:31 UTC
Only time will tell, like I've said before, this is just a $1000, I am willing to lose it all, mind you, will came into this world with nothing and we will go back with nothing, I am not scared of losing the earthly things.

The Bitcoin dominance did a deep dive in December 2024 into 2025 like you said and it was a very small move, but watching altcoin season index, this is the lowest safest time to get in again.

Bitcoin dominance doesn't stay long forever, maybe 70 Max and many will be surprised when it goes down to 45 again, for the fact that it looks impossible is why I am going to do this, for the fact that ETH ETF is coming is why I am going to do this.

Thanks for the warning. 
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Which DCA method you think its best
by
Crypt0Gore
on 15/07/2025, 09:22:33 UTC
I am planning to DCA into 10 different altcoins before November 2025, and the plan is ...

1. To either invest $10 on each projects, one by one every week, that's spending $100 per week.

OR

2. Invest all $100 in a go on a project per week.

The total balance will be $1000.

Don't bother asking what the names of the projects are, and this is an amount I can afford to risk and lose anyway. If Alt season starts before November then I will stop half way because when pumps starts its stupid to keep buying.
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The most stupid tool for criminals to use is Bitcoin
by
Crypt0Gore
on 02/07/2025, 09:17:45 UTC
Criminals are now realising that Bitcoin is not on their sides, atleast not like the likes of Fiat currency.

It's easier to get bursted doing your crime using Bitcoin as your means of payment, it's only criminals with zero knowledge that will choose Bitcoin as their money for funding their crime.

The power that Bitcoin gives us has never been seen before, if someone told you in 2005 that sooner we will start seeing the worth of our leaders you will say impossible.

Today we can know how much Trump Bitcoin wallet is worth, the more popular you are in this world the easier it is to figure your Bitcoin worth, unless you don't share your address at all, this is the only way your identity remain unknown.

Who dares go to the bank and ask for a governer's bank account balance? But now we can know because BTC is open source and traceable, isn't Fiat the perfect one for crime than Bitcoin? With power you can be dirty with Fiat, but not Bitcoin, you will eventually be bursted.

Making it the wrong place for crime to exists.
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Solo mining single vs multiple miners question.
by
Crypt0Gore
on 28/06/2025, 15:52:44 UTC
Out of curiosity is why I am asking this question.

Which set up would you rather go for?

Four pieces of BitAxe with 1.2Th each (gamma 601 edition) and 17w power draw per miner or

The single NerdQAxe++ with 4.8Th and 72w power draw.

Also is there any advantage running 1TH miner separately or combining all power together on a solo mining pool vs just the single 4.8Th miner?

Solo mining only. 
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Re: Why some newbies lose interest in the bitcoinforum so easily.
by
Crypt0Gore
on 14/06/2025, 06:42:03 UTC
There are many reasons to why any new members will lose interest, most times it's not them losing interest, they seem to have find the answer they are looking for and they will be less active, until something crypto related comes up again.

There are some that real life happened to, they don't have the time to be active anymore, when life hits hard at times the forum will be the last thing that you will remember.

Right now crypto market isn't looking that good and many have already capitulated their portfolio, this is humans for you, some will be willing to be a part of Bitcoin race while others will get weak very quickly.

The most popular part is making money through the forum, when newbies hear this they become encourage but after they start using the forum they lose interest easily because things doesn't always seem like they pictured.
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Re: [OPEN] Spinarium.com | iGaming Casino | Signature Campaign
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Crypt0Gore
on 14/06/2025, 06:31:29 UTC
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Re: [OPEN] bet105.ag | Global Crypto Sportsbook | Signature campaign | Sr. Member+
by
Crypt0Gore
on 03/06/2025, 01:05:50 UTC
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Re: 🎰 Dragon Slots Casino | Round 4 USDT Sig-Campaign | Promo Code: BITCOINTALK 🐉
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Crypt0Gore
on 25/05/2025, 11:29:52 UTC
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Retail is selling bitcoin to institutional players
by
Crypt0Gore
on 18/05/2025, 06:18:42 UTC
It has always been this way, retail right from the beginning have always be the most emotional in this crypto space, they always dump when they should hold and the always buy when they should sell, let the real players buy from retailers I don't have any problem with that but they will be back to buy the top, it's always what they do.

I think this crypto space won't be fun without retailers.
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Re: [OPEN] Spinarium.com | iGaming Casino | Signature Campaign
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Crypt0Gore
on 09/05/2025, 19:23:39 UTC
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Re: How mining nearly took my life
by
Crypt0Gore
on 08/05/2025, 12:23:53 UTC
Hope you are recovered now. Did you test radiation coming out of your rig? I am not scientist, but still its really weird. I was planing on creating a rig with second hand GPUs, but the high cost electricity make me drop my plan.

I've been checked out and I am fine, I no longer have those problems in my system anymore, how did you find this very weird? You want to explain this better?

Maybe all you need is to pretend like you are in my shoe to understand, my rigs were emitting heat and it doesn't bother me, keep sleeping in the same room as my rig, at first I don't notice anything but after I added more rig I started feeling strange.

There is nothing weird about this, it's clearly not healthy to keep mining rigs close to your bed where you sleep at night and all day along, it nearly destroyed all my metabolism.
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Re: [OPEN] bet105.ag | Global Crypto Sportsbook | Signature campaign | Sr. Member+
by
Crypt0Gore
on 02/05/2025, 09:23:58 UTC
Bitcointalk Username: Crypt0Gore
BTC Address (should be SegWit): bc1q3ukmruv7s629yvn4e5pej49hu0ght99wa9r9nh
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Re: how obsessed with btc are you?
by
Crypt0Gore
on 02/05/2025, 06:13:20 UTC
Bitcoin have been part of my life for the past 8 years now, I focused so much on the technology, I could have been scared away because I first heard about Bitcoin through a ponzi scheme, after the ponzi scheme exit scam many people started calling Bitcoin scam, some said Bitcoin was the culprit, they judged the tech without any idea about what it is.

After I lost money I decide to do some research because I was curious then I began to like Bitcoin, it got me to where I am today.