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Re: Are online Casinos more rigged than physical Casinos like in Las Vegas?
Online they are much more likely to withhold your funds for some excuse like "KYC/AML needs further review and more docs." In that sense, quite a few of them are rigged, especially if you have a big win. The games themselves are probably honest and "fair" they don't need to cheat there to win your money.
Some highlights are Trump reversing the effort to cut spending and doing the opposite in huge amounts. Also, buried deep inside is a new law that bans all States from any regulation of AI for 10 years! Trump calls it the "Big, Beautiful Bill," but there are many other words which could be used to describe it.
Ether’s Deflation Promise Continues to Remain Unmet
As of April 13, 2025, Ethereum’s net ETH supply has grown by 0.805% annually since the London Hard Fork in August 2021, with 3,477,830.85 ETH added to circulation. Despite burning 4,581,986.52 ETH via EIP1559’s fee burning mechanism—a cornerstone of the upgrade—the burn rate has failed to consistently offset new issuance.....
more here: https://news.bitcoin.com/4-5m-eth-burned-yet-supply-grows-ethereums-deflation-dilemma/
Looks like the most successful altcoin scam in history isn't keeping up it's promises. The fees are so high (and other reasons) why would anyone ever use that junk?
As of April 13, 2025, Ethereum’s net ETH supply has grown by 0.805% annually since the London Hard Fork in August 2021, with 3,477,830.85 ETH added to circulation. Despite burning 4,581,986.52 ETH via EIP1559’s fee burning mechanism—a cornerstone of the upgrade—the burn rate has failed to consistently offset new issuance.....
more here: https://news.bitcoin.com/4-5m-eth-burned-yet-supply-grows-ethereums-deflation-dilemma/
Looks like the most successful altcoin scam in history isn't keeping up it's promises. The fees are so high (and other reasons) why would anyone ever use that junk?
Wow, people really will jump at anything just to get in early! You crypto people really know how to party. 
Testnet is not really new like Telegram mining, it has been available for some time, and people have been making money from it. What people should understand is that even some Testnet airdrops are still going to disappoint people, so not all Testnets do end up paying well, some are not even going to pay at all.
After the rise and fall of Telegram projects we’ve seen how quick people can switch from hyping projects to attacking them ( i agree these projects deserved the attacks ). Farming new projects was seen as total waste of time but surprisingly farmers are hyping up testnet projects/airdrops now claiming they are the next big thing.
People that participated in Telegram mining, their expectations were just so high during that period, and they ended up being disappointed after most of those coins did distribution. What I notice about people that participated in Telegram mining is that most of them were new to the crypto space, and they don’t really know how all this airdrop thing operates, they just wanted to make money. When participating in an airdrop, always make sure your expectations are low, in case they don’t pay well, you won’t really be disappointed.Testnet is not really new like Telegram mining, it has been available for some time, and people have been making money from it. What people should understand is that even some Testnet airdrops are still going to disappoint people, so not all Testnets do end up paying well, some are not even going to pay at all.
Re: If all your wages were paid in USDT, would you accept it?
If all your wages were paid in USDT, would you accept it?
Every payday I would convert it all into BTC, alcoins and/or USD, so I would be holding no Tether the next days. Many people know USDT is not always going to be stable, so why take the risk?
Every payday I would convert it all into BTC, alcoins and/or USD, so I would be holding no Tether the next days. Many people know USDT is not always going to be stable, so why take the risk?
Have cryptocurrency payments ever been anonymous?....
Good question: I read that years ago there was many people calling BTC anonymous when it really isn't. Sounds like the early users pulled off a huge scam on the world? I still love crypto for small payments, but you need to be careful going forward.