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Strategies for making profits in cryptocurrencies are variable and the easiest is DAC for those who do not want to risk.
sorry, what does DAC mean?
Re: Bitcoin betting on the 2020 US Presidential Election | Trump vs Biden
Really thinking of putting down some coins on Trump - 2.50 are amazing odds! Just need him to survive Covid.
Line doesn't seem to have moved much over last couple days, looking at a couple of books. Even now that he's out of hospital
Does anybody know if any book is carrying any prop markets on Harris v Spence debate this week? In Trump v Biden debate there were some funny props like what would Biden say first, what would Trump say first...
It's hard not to be cynical when this man goes for a joyride and then the very next day is allowed to go home. btw, I'm amazed that no pro-Trump shills have started trolling this thread... (I have no love for the man or his politics, nor am I even American, but I am a keen follower of foreign politics)
....appointing pence to run as president and his daughter as the vp.
I could actually vote for that ticket.
I could actually vote for that ticket.
I'd see that as a strong ticket, but with two relatively unknown persons. However, "two relatively unknown" on a ticket is what the Dems should have done this time around. They didn't and have two with known issues.
But from the point of view of identity politics, Ivanka wouldn't qualify...
So if he gets out in two or three days and runs around like he is okay I will be impressed.
Called it.... at least the two/three days part. It's hard not to be cynical when this man goes for a joyride and then the very next day is allowed to go home.
What people need to understand is that every day movement in the stock market is largely governed by large institutional brokerages all looking to eke out profit from trading on minute changes in stock prices. This is what happens when assets are not widely dispersed - small shareholders like 90+% of global investors have zero control over intraday movements.
This is true of any asset - decentralisation is what is required. It's a warning cry to stakeholders in the crypto community. We must never allow crypto ownership to be centralised. My statement here is probably too late when you look at some coins. You guys know what I'm talking about.
This is true of any asset - decentralisation is what is required. It's a warning cry to stakeholders in the crypto community. We must never allow crypto ownership to be centralised. My statement here is probably too late when you look at some coins. You guys know what I'm talking about.
Re: Bitcoin betting on the 2020 US Presidential Election | Trump vs Biden
@Casdinyard be interesting to juxtapose where the betting positions are versus the polls. Anecdotally, chatting to one gambling operator recently who told me that in 2016, while the polls suggested Hillary, the betting action (value and volume) was for Trump. Caveat that this may be coincidental - and the betting public is far from representative of the US electorate (or at least the percentage that bothered to vote in the end). Right now, Biden at 60%-ish probability depending on which sportsbook you use - CNN poll of polls has him 51%.
Take that fwiw. I suppose one point that Cloudbet article makes at the end - nobody really knows.... but it's fun to guess!
Take that fwiw. I suppose one point that Cloudbet article makes at the end - nobody really knows.... but it's fun to guess!