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Re: which has better odds
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Mrbluntzy
on 28/08/2025, 20:42:17 UTC
Online casino/sportsbook and physical casinos/sportsbook might have a high cost different cost of operation but what matters is the profit that  the operator are making. Physical casinos makes more profit just as the online platforms too and I think that that is what matters the most to them. To the cost of operating a physical casinos might be different depending on your country, while it might be extremely expensive in some place, it can be manageable in other places.
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Re: El Salvador's bitcoin
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Mrbluntzy
on 28/08/2025, 19:54:36 UTC
Just $300 million to get to $1 billion, I think that can be achieved before the end of 2025 but that's if the El Salvador government only wants to meet up with that target by the end of the year. What if the bet is even rigged, I mean if the betting platform secretly tell el Salvador not to buy more Bitcoin until after this year, just so that bettors can lose their bets. If it plays out fairly, I would bet on El Salvador holding to reach $1 billion before end of 2025 because I assume they can buy more Bitcoin before next year.
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Re: How Bitcoin's technical evolution impacts the modern economy
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Mrbluntzy
on 28/08/2025, 19:23:59 UTC
You have not still said anything new apart from the same ideology that has been there before now and has been repeatedly said many time. Bitcoin is already a decentralized coin, has been used for p2p transaction since the past years and as times continues the more the adoption grows and the more the value goes up to and what may come. That's what been knows already, what you should do it keep accumulating, keep protecting your privacy and security.
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Re: Will banks One day accept Bitcoin deposit?
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Mrbluntzy
on 28/08/2025, 18:59:26 UTC
One day banks will accept Bitcoin as medium of exchange and accept deposits from bitcoiners. As soon as the world powers accept it as medium of exchange.
How is that going to function? Would it be that banks will accept Bitcoin from customers, convert it ti fait using their own rate and then deposit fiat to customers account or how? Why would someone even want to go and deposit their Bitcoin in the bank when they can bear the security of their coins by themselves? Any time these ideas of Bitcoin and banks comes up, I always ask my self so rhetorical questions and it is even pointless to think that there should be a Bitcoin bank meanwhile the Bitcoin itself was developed to avoid third parties from interfering into your transaction.
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Re: Escaping from the lion
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Mrbluntzy
on 28/08/2025, 18:19:43 UTC
The exchange where you bought your coins from is centralized which makes your privacy not secured, the exchange can deliver your IP or information to the government and they can still track which ever wallet you are going to be send your coins to. Just as you have sent to bluewallet, they can track your address if they want. If you don't want your coins to be tracked, after you have withdrawn to your blue wallet, you can send it to a different exchange that doesn't ask for KYC and then withdraw back to a different wallet.
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Re: Do you think governments should set limits on how much one can gamble daily?
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Mrbluntzy
on 27/08/2025, 21:15:18 UTC
If the government can do that it is going to help a large numbers of gamblers, it will deprive them from the spending as much money as they would have when there was no limits, meaning that they are going to reduce the gambling frequency on a daily basis and they will also be more conscious as not to quickly exhaust their daily limits. It's going to lessen the volume at which people become addicted, so am not against setting such limit and perhaps it won't be a problem for me.
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Re: Earning salary or owning a business which is better
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Mrbluntzy
on 27/08/2025, 20:44:34 UTC
Salary earners end up spending their salary buying from the business owners making the business owners to get profit from the business while the salary earners end up with nothing.
What you have said is true, salary earners spend their money to buy goods and get a service from business owners while the entrepreneur earn profits, but do you know that just as working from 7am - 4pm is not easy, that's also how it is not easy to run, manage and grow a successful business? There's this saying that "making money from white collar job, business or skill is not easy" That's true, the only easiest way of making money is through investments that doesn't require you to do anything before you can earn. If you don't have entrepreneurial skills, your business can keep collapsing, that's how uneasy it is. I would prefer to have a job and many other investments.
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Re: Will the under developed nations come out of its under development?
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Mrbluntzy
on 27/08/2025, 19:58:10 UTC
Before asking this question have you carried out your research about the countries you are referring to and if you did, what was your result? Are these countries still the same as it were in the past 20 years? There's a saying that change is constant, which  means that definitely there's going to be changes in those nations ni matter how long it might take.
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Re: Could Bitcoin survive if all hardware wallets suddenly stopped working?
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Mrbluntzy
on 27/08/2025, 18:15:00 UTC
Why would hardware wallet even stop? The company that is producing this wallets are the ones making profits and they would not even want to stop unless they are being forced to do so by the government but if that happens, it would not affect Bitcoin and that's because every Bitcoin holder has access to their private keys and they can quickly export their wallet to a software wallet or app. That's actually going to be just a very insignificant incident.
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Re: Bitcoin will be the world's next reserve currency?
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Mrbluntzy
on 27/08/2025, 17:47:31 UTC
It is only but a dreams and you don't know how long it is going to take before the world will finally come in terms to agree and believe in Bitcoin. Regardless of the believe in Bitcoin that every present government of the country that has already adopted Bitcoin have in this their present regime, can you predict what will be the outcome, new rules and decisions of the next regime that this country's are going to have? It is just possible that the next government they will have are people that are going to kick against Bitcoin, on and off it goes till a very long time in the future before it can finally occur as you have dreamed it.
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Re: Gambling as a way to recover the economy, effective or not?
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Mrbluntzy
on 26/08/2025, 19:35:44 UTC
Considering the positive side of gambling, it will actually help the country's economy, maybe not completely fixing everything but the revenue that will be generated will surely help depending on how large the gambling market or industry grows and also it is going to bring other form employment for people of the country.
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Re: Bitcoin versus real money
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Mrbluntzy
on 26/08/2025, 18:38:42 UTC
Bitcoin is already booming, come to think of it, which position is Bitcoin occupying in the top world assets by market cap? Compare it to where it was a decade ago and the picture will become more clearer to you that Bitcoin is booming. Bitcoin is not to be compared as our traditional currency because it's not the same and doesn't even have completely the same purpose and what I mean by that is that fiat is controlled by government and thord party authorities while Bitcoin is decentralized currency designed for everyone to use it.
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Re: Bitcoin Price VS Bitcoin Usage
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Mrbluntzy
on 26/08/2025, 17:46:03 UTC
Usage or the utility of Bitcoin is what gives rise to the demand and accumulation of Bitcoin. The demand increase means that many people are buying and utilizing it which in return acts as the price propeller, without continuous demand and usage the price will likely not be as volatile as it can be most of the time especially during bear and bull season when there is either more buyers or more sellers. The demand or usage of Bitcoin is what drives the price to increase and the increase of price is very necessary, either ways, both usage and price increase is very important.
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Re: Skill or educational certificate
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Mrbluntzy
on 25/08/2025, 20:13:37 UTC
Speaking of which, both skill and certificate is good if you can grab them all. There's a relative of mine who got a very competitive position in his work place and the reason he got that position was because he had a very good skill in data analysis and he also had the required degree, the other people that applied for the same position had the degree but didn't have that extra skill that was needed. Second example was about my dad and his colleagueas at the office, one of his colleague has been working with the company for many years and he had so enough experiences with the company but each time a promotion comes, the people that only got prompted were staffs that had the required school certification, meanwhile people that got promoted are always new staffs while the guy has been working with the company for many years. It can be very disappointing to find yourself in such a situation that's why it's good to have both if you can.
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Re: Right or Wrong Way :How did you start your gambling journey and how is it going?
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Mrbluntzy
on 25/08/2025, 19:16:40 UTC
I don't enjoy to lavish my money because I don't even have enough of it and I am still very much dependent on my parents, there's nothing that would have attracted me to start a gambling journey if not to earn. I would not say it was a start from a wrong foot but it was just a gesture to start something new and see if I can write the testimonies that so people have written in regards to how they won. It is not going so bad because I win and I lose but if it was that bad, I guess I would have been forced to stop but I didn't and I am still on the responsible approach of gambling, believing I can still win like others.
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Re: Satoshi Nakamoto Vs (Michael Saylor+BlackRock)
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Mrbluntzy
on 25/08/2025, 18:31:29 UTC
The market can also be influenced majorly my retail holders because they are easily pushed by the fear of missing out but Satoshi or MS will not just sell off all its Bitcoins in one night. The reason is because MS and Black Rock are holding the coins for its value and they tend to understand more about the mission of Bitcoin which is to continue  growing in value in the future and they can dump at once since they don't know who might be buying to hold and when they are buying back, the price could be high. I don't want to talk about Satoshi's holding because we don't even know if he is still loving or not or if he still have access to these coins or not.
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Re: Do you have gambling friends or you prefer to be alone.
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Mrbluntzy
on 24/08/2025, 21:35:53 UTC
I love to handle my gambling ventures by myself, no friends but just me, it doesn't means I don't have friends that gamble just as I do but we are in a digital world where everyone is minding their business about some exercises that can be done while no body is looking and without even seeking for any revalidation from friends when you already know what you are doing. I have friends, we discuss a lot about games and some times they could ask or I might ask if they staked on a particular game, if they said yes, gues you already know what the outcome of the game was since we are following up with the match.
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Re: Can Axie Infinity make a comeback in the bull run?
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Mrbluntzy
on 24/08/2025, 19:57:59 UTC
Don't be too hopeful for any coins that has been massively pumped before and dumped because the project owners might not even have the intentions of reviving the project again because they must have already made the profit they had want from the project. Instead of reviving any dumped project, they will abandon it to survive on its own but during another bull season, they will use the same idea to create a new project that can be used in ripping investors too. During this bull season, not many altcoins were able to even get to previous ATH as the last season.
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Re: Can 25x position ever work out to profits
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Mrbluntzy
on 24/08/2025, 19:23:15 UTC
But the one that caught my attention the most is when an exchange users wrote a poetic statement about the bad side of trading but ye, from the screenshot he shared he shown an x25 position which to me and every other crypto traders is never going to work.
Do you mean entering/opening different trades up to 25 different positions or you are talking about the 25x leverage?  If a trader takes 25 different trade position at once, it is risky and if the person still apply 25x leverage for their trading pairs, it's also very risky. There's no professional traders that will open 25 different position at once and for the professional traders that deals with big capital, they don't also apply 25x leverage because when they face lose, it will take a great amount of their capital, so they play safe with 10x and below.
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Re: We're experiencing the least volatile Bitcoin bull market ever.
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Mrbluntzy
on 24/08/2025, 18:56:04 UTC
Some bitcoinist on youtube and twitter are stating that the market will become more volatile during the month of the last bullish move and what's going to cause the spike is because of FOMO, since the market volatility will be high, so many will have the FOMO and buy as the price continues to run up to the peak where the move is going to be exhausted, that's going to be in the last quarter of 2025. For people that have the funds to grab more coins, this is even the time to do so since the upcoming spike could be the lastlast and then bear market.