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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Wind_FURY
on 25/07/2025, 06:39:08 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)

I take investing on shitcoins to be memes mimicking on bitcoin because shitcoins are full of manipulations right from the developers to the project teams. They are literally a luring projects that speculates in the crypto ecosystem just to acquire values but all to no avail to profer investors any form of reliability like bitcoin does.

Bitcoin has proven itself back to back and still holding the kingship in the crypto industry and as a matter of fact that the market is uncertainty, the risk of Investing in bitcoin is only at it unpredictability while the shitcoins is project entirely surrounded with risks that you don't even know if the coin is still going to exists talk more of yielding good values.


Bitcoin was built by its founder with the purest of intentions to change the world and to solve the problem of money/create a better form of money. Those other cryptocurrencies that were created AFTER Bitcoin took advantage of the community's interest on crypto and took their Bitcoin away from them.

Those people who HODL shitcoins will debate with you to protect the value of their coins without actually understanding the underlying.


I agree with you and everyone in the space of every other coins exempt bitcoin is prioritized on making profits While the intention of bitcoin as the eyeopener with the essence of decentralization are being neglected by many users which those Investing in the shit coins forget to consider if the coin they are Investing on could serve utility value in real life neither can it be considered a store of value because as investment is concerned, the asset should be expected to outcome a store of values of we must consider long term goal but unfortunately, those investing in the shitcoins are purely gambling and thought they are holding long term potential assets like that of bitcoin.


With Bitcoin, Satoshi's approach was definitely a more technical approach. Although he wanted to build decentralized network to send and receive transactions, I believe the potential monetary "value" of such a system was the least important in his mind.

He, as a problem solver or possibly a Computer Scientist - we don't actually know if he was one, wanted to find a solution to the Byzantine Generals' Problem. WHICH HE DID thanks to his implementation of Adam Back's HashCash, a Proof Of Work system invented to minimize spam in emails.
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Re: Don't Cap Bitcoin: The Game Never Ends
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Wind_FURY
on 25/07/2025, 06:26:30 UTC
It's impossible to know how high Bitcoin will rise, or if it will reach a ceiling and stagnate. Supply and demand is and always will be the golden rule. We don't know if something beyond Bitcoin will be created and perhaps take all the attention for itself. In the meantime, buy, hold, and monitor the market to avoid surprises... Roll Eyes


It's actually NOT that impossible if you think about it in terms of the money printing that world's Central Bank's like to do to create "booms" for their regions' economies, especially the country with the LARGEST economy - The United States of America.

     👀

They'll never stop printing money, and in a zoomed out graph, money supply is always going up. Therefore Bitcoin's price is always going up as well.
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Re: Don't Cap Bitcoin: The Game Never Ends
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Wind_FURY
on 24/07/2025, 11:06:37 UTC
Often we see people predict a Bitcoin price like $150K, or even we see $1M predictions. Let's say Bitcoin reached $1M; does it mean the Bitcoin game ended? Definitely not, but the wrong thing is limiting the Bitcoin price. We have to remember, Bitcoin is just not an asset or stock; it's a decentralised cryptocurrency with a limited supply. But it was never limited by the price; as always, Bitcoin just created a new history by breaking ATH. When you are capping Bitcoin with a limit, you are putting a limit on something that is always meant to be limitless.

Let's be real for a moment. Is it really a dream? We are not dreaming, really; we are witnesses of how Bitcoin is growing without a limit and creating history with ATH. When we saw the dump again, Bitcoin created a new ATH. That means if you ask me about the target of Bitcoin, then I will say ATH. This isn't a goal actually; this is the next movement of Bitcoin, and again, the next ATH. That's how Bitcoin will survive forever. Because no one can stop it, government and regulations can't kill it. Due to decentralised behaviour, it will exist forever.


Those are merely personal projections which may, or may not, happen. BUT if someone during 2010 told you that Bitcoin will surge to a six digit valuation, and that nation-states, large companies, and possibly central banks would purchase and HODL it in their vaults, would you actually believe them?

A person like you, during that time, would probably say that $1,000 or $10,000 isn't definitely NOT the limit. Although personally I believe that Bitcoin's price valuation limit is if it surges to the total market value of Gold.
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Re: ICO, IEO, STO, IDO, Fair Launch and Pre-Market, FAILED! What's Next?
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Wind_FURY
on 24/07/2025, 08:53:01 UTC
What do you think, what kind of token sales model will emerge and boom at the end of 2025 or when the bearish cycle occurs later?


I don't know what token sales model they will come up with in the future, but I just know one thing. That no matter the designer clothing you wear a pig, at the end of the day, a pig is still a pig. So no matter the eye-catching name that will emerge, nothing will change. It's going to be the same pattern, the same trick, but with a different name and will still be used to scam people.


Bottomline, people can create any method of marketing or how they launch their project, the success of the project will depend on how the team will develop their objectives and achieve their goals one by one. We have seen it thru the years, no matter how they introduce their project, if the foundation is empty - meaning, the developers behind are not sincere with their goals, it won't go far. You can see it how it will perform in the market. There will be uptick but once it goes down, hard to recover as it will continue to decline its price up until no more is trading with it.


I believe that within a decade, and I have already posted about it years ago, that in the world of cryptocurrencies, we'll probably have only three to five blockchains that matter. The rest will slowly die and will be forgotten. No one will be buying nor holding them, except for those people who are left still hoping that they'll see a surge and take that opportunity to sell them, then NEVER return.

 

It's definitely why sell your shitcoin NOW while you're still in profit, and HODL Bitcoin.
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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Wind_FURY
on 24/07/2025, 08:45:42 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)

I take investing on shitcoins to be memes mimicking on bitcoin because shitcoins are full of manipulations right from the developers to the project teams. They are literally a luring projects that speculates in the crypto ecosystem just to acquire values but all to no avail to profer investors any form of reliability like bitcoin does.

Bitcoin has proven itself back to back and still holding the kingship in the crypto industry and as a matter of fact that the market is uncertainty, the risk of Investing in bitcoin is only at it unpredictability while the shitcoins is project entirely surrounded with risks that you don't even know if the coin is still going to exists talk more of yielding good values.


Bitcoin was built by its founder with the purest of intentions to change the world and to solve the problem of money/create a better form of money. Those other cryptocurrencies that were created AFTER Bitcoin took advantage of the community's interest on crypto and took their Bitcoin away from them.

Those people who HODL shitcoins will debate with you to protect the value of their coins without actually understanding the underlying.
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Re: ✨ Shuffle.com | The next generation of crypto casinos | Sports, Casino + token
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Wind_FURY
on 24/07/2025, 05:11:45 UTC
If you're talking about waiting for an actual price surge to happen during the current situation, then that should mean that Shuffle should have a banner year for consecutive years so that the buy backs also increase, no?

Shuffle is doing very well considering that it's a new casino trying to take its share of the crypto gambling market. Give it time. Casinos, as well as exchanges, are the most profitable businesses in crypto. There's more opportunities to grow.


Burn is burn but it needs money to buy back and burn and sometimes it is like money wasting strategy. Effects can be strong at some times but in most of times, buy back and burn don't show clear and strong effects. Any company that decides to use their business revenue for buy back and burn programs truly show their strong dedication on development of that token project. This contributes to trust of community in the token and the casino but it does not guarantee that token price will soar considerably.

Effects take time to be shown and perhaps don't show even after a long time that can make a lot of investors feel boring and impatient.


I understand your viewpoint on the matter. It's probably better to buy back those tokens and place them in a multi-sig wallet and form some sort of proposals and voting system for SHFL holders to help decide what to do with the tokens that were bought back, no?

It would probably also function as a community-building mechanism as well.
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Re: ✨ Shuffle.com | The next generation of crypto casinos | Sports, Casino + token
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Wind_FURY
on 23/07/2025, 14:20:14 UTC

Shuffle casino's revenue is shared through the casino's mechanism of buying back the token and burning them, which produces demand + scarcity.


This is one of those moments that we've been waiting for, but don't expect it to happen in the near future because so far Shuffle team has burned 5% of the supply and 64% (639,356,547 SHFL) still locked means the process will take longer. To see the real price we have to wait for all the tokens to be released.


If you're talking about waiting for an actual price surge to happen during the current situation, then that should mean that Shuffle should have a banner year for consecutive years so that the buy backs also increase, no?

Shuffle is doing very well considering that it's a new casino trying to take its share of the crypto gambling market. Give it time. Casinos, as well as exchanges, are the most profitable businesses in crypto. There's more opportunities to grow.
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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Wind_FURY
on 23/07/2025, 14:01:42 UTC
If any pleb is selling his/her Bitcoin right now because "it's a good price", then let me tell you something. You're merely letting those billionaires win against you because you're giving away the only financial advantage you have against them - Your precious Bitcoin.

We have already front-ran them. Don't give them the opportunity to front-run YOU by selling now. Sell later, sell when it's in a seven figure price valuation, sell when Bitcoin has surged above Gold's total market value.

    



‎This is exactly the mindset needed right now. Too many retail investors are giving away their edge just because the price looks good. Meanwhile, institutions are stacking quietly, planning years ahead while some folks are still thinking in weeks.

‎The fact that only 492,750 BTC is left to be mined in the next 3 years should be enough to wake people up. The supply squeeze is real, and once these entities lock up their bags, liquidity will vanish fast.

‎Retail needs to stop being exit liquidity for billionaires. Accumulate with conviction, stay patient, and understand the game you are playing. We front-ran them once don’t hand it back on a silver platter.


Our fellow plebs sell at current valuations because they're afraid to HODL througn the drawdowns of the bear market cycle. BUT with Bitcoin, it's OK because if you zoom out to the maximum, you as a HODLer will always outperform more than 90% of plebs who are trying to "trade".

HODL good assets such as Bitcoin, but avoid buying the DIPs of bad assets like shitcoins, and YOU will survive.

Well said, most plebs get shaken out because they can’t stomach the volatility so they sell low, buy high, and repeat. But zooming out shows the truth, patient HODLers of solid assets like Bitcoin consistently outperform short term traders chasing hype......The key is knowing what you hold, why you hold it, and having the conviction to ride out the cycles. Stay focused, avoid distractions, and DCA with clarity not emotion.


It's probably not only about the volatility. It's also because they're not educated well enough about the basics/fundamentals of Bitcoin. It's laughable to see some plebs sell their Bitcoin to "invest" or "trade" a shitcoin. If they have an edge against the market, OK. But most probably they DON'T, then it's better to HODL only Bitcoin because nothing has outperformed it plus we know it's going to exist longer than ALL of those shitcoins.

The problem is not just volatility, it's fundamental ignorance. Many still don’t understand why Bitcoin stands apart. Watching people sell Bitcoin to gamble on some vaporware altcoin is painful. Unless you have a proven edge in the market which most people don’t, you're just setting yourself up to lose sats. Bitcoin is the apex asset undisputed track record, unmatched decentralization, and the only one with true long term credibility. Everything else? Noise that will likely vanish. Holdling Bitcoin isn't just safer it's smarter.


If they want to gamble on shitcoins, then they should do it when they have ENOUGH capital held in Bitcoin. If you ask me, "how much is ENOUGH"? I would say about a minimum of six figures in U.S. Dollars - $100,000. It might be too small for some people in BitcoinTalk, but I'm a pleb. That amount of money is large enough as a capital base if you ask me.

Plus how much to gamble in shitcoins, probably a maximum of 10%, no more than that - but that's already high risk. You can lower that to 5% and under.

Building a solid Bitcoin base first before even thinking about venturing into the casino of shitcoins is the most responsible thing a pleb or whale can do. If your Bitcoin position isn't strong enough, you are just gambling with your future.

$100k in BTC as a foundation is a fair benchmark,it shows commitment, conviction, and patience. Once that's secured, allocating a tiny slice 5–10% to explore riskier bets can be tolerated if you are emotionally and financially prepared to lose it entirely. But that base in Bitcoin? That’s what gives you long term resilience. Without it, you are just another tourist in crypto.


It's only responsible, to denominate your capital in Bitcoin, and if you're ready to gamble in shitcoins, only buy them IF they're going up in units of Bitcoin/going up against Bitcoin to earn more Bitcoin.

But personally, I would suggest merely to HODL everything in Bitcoin. It would definitely make you outperform the majority of the people who gamble in shitcoins.
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Re: Mempool Observer Topic
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Wind_FURY
on 23/07/2025, 05:32:08 UTC
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My very crude observations so far is, that a lot of those sub 1 sat/vB fee rate transactions are data spam, where it might not be important when it is confirmed. As mempools eventually dry out during a day or weekend but multiple times during a week these days, it makes a lot of sense to me to use sub 1 sat/vB fee rate.

I would do the same for transactions that aren't urgent. Why waste precious sats?



I believe not. If the mempool is congested by 0.10 sats/vB, then you're probably right. But current transactions with sub 1 sat/vB fees are actually using Bitcoin, although they're not in a hurry to have their transactions in the next block. They merely made their transactions and they're willing to wait for more than an hour to have them comfirmed.

Here's a block with some sub 1 sat/vB transactions, https://mempool.space/block/00000000000000000000a74e77bb35e8691d7740249bba181c4bbdc96d9b2d74?page=41
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Re: ICO, IEO, STO, IDO, Fair Launch and Pre-Market, FAILED! What's Next?
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Wind_FURY
on 23/07/2025, 05:21:54 UTC
What do you think, what kind of token sales model will emerge and boom at the end of 2025 or when the bearish cycle occurs later?

I don't know what token sales model they will come up with in the future, but I just know one thing. That no matter the designer clothing you wear a pig, at the end of the day, a pig is still a pig. So no matter the eye-catching name that will emerge, nothing will change. It's going to be the same pattern, the same trick, but with a different name and will still be used to scam people.


Especially TODAY. The "developers" that offer those different sorts of "sales" in pre-market are designed to take your coins away from your pocket, and straight to their pockets. In legacy finance, the company has to prove that they have some worth BEFORE they could apply for an IPO. In crypto it's get the money first and let's see what happens.

 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Re: ICO, IEO, STO, IDO, Fair Launch and Pre-Market, FAILED! What's Next?
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Wind_FURY
on 22/07/2025, 11:28:53 UTC

To be fair, proof of stake SHOULD have a higher ceiling, but that hasn't happened yet. But, I disagree that they sacrificed their security at all, what have we seen after they went to PoS method? We haven't seen bunch of wallets hacked, nothing bigger than what we have seen in 2021 during peak of DEX where everyday we saw people get hacked, wallets emptied with just some few clicks. Dust attacks were a thing even back then.

What we need to see the difference as a way to move forward and we are seeing that, and not really moving any changes, we are seeing what we should and that should not be a big deal at all. We can handle it and not be bothered by it at all. If we do that, then we can definitely make some money for sure.


 Roll Eyes

Ser, I will not debate with you because, and pardon me for saying this - I'm not trying to offend you, although I do hope you'll be encouraged to do your research and study Bitcoin, Proof Of Work before talking about the "safety" of Proof Of Stake. Because as the way it is designed, developers adopting it obviously has made some trade-offs in their security model, which sacrificed security and decentralization for scalability. But was it worth the trade-off? Did Ethereum actually "scale"?

I believe you should start reading this, https://developer.bitcoin.org/devguide/index.html

Plus explore, https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/

Talk to smarter people than plebs like us. That's how we learn.
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Re: Mempool Observer Topic
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Wind_FURY
on 22/07/2025, 10:21:47 UTC


Majority of transactions were paying sub 1 sat fees about three hours ago and those transactions are included in the next blocks. Although there are probably three mining pools that are NOT configured to include sub 1 sat fees yet. They are Foundry U.S.A., ViaBTC, and F2Pool. They're blocks are only half full or less. Does that mean majority of users have started paying sub 1 sat fees?
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Re: YEET.com | 🔥$5k BTCTalk Leaderboard🔥 | Casino & Sportsbook | Airdrop
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Wind_FURY
on 22/07/2025, 05:42:13 UTC
A few days ago, I lost almost $1k in less than 30 minutes, in that time I wagered maybe $2k...

That's sad. I was in good profit when I had around $7k wagered here and now it's a loss for me. It happens. Other day, if I'm correct, I got a FS after almost 800 spins and the reward was $21 ($1 based bet). Lol.


You can't win all the time.

The most important thing is to responsibly have fun all the way.

 Cool


It could also be said as, "you can't have your dopamine reward/rush all the time".

But it's probably better for an individual to withdraw half of that $7,000 win and treat himself/herself with other sources of dopamine rushes. For the boys, it's probably drugs, alcohol, and an escort? Cool

For the girls, I don't know, but I'm definitely sure one of them is shopping.
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Re: YEET.com Crypto's Casino | Casino & Sportsbook| Airdrop |$5k BTCTalk Leaderboard
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Wind_FURY
on 22/07/2025, 05:41:44 UTC
A few days ago, I lost almost $1k in less than 30 minutes, in that time I wagered maybe $2k...

That's sad. I was in good profit when I had around $7k wagered here and now it's a loss for me. It happens. Other day, if I'm correct, I got a FS after almost 800 spins and the reward was $21 ($1 based bet). Lol.


You can't win all the time.

The most important thing is to responsibly have fun all the way.

 Cool


It could also be said as, "you can't have your dopamine reward/rush all the time".

But it's probably better for an individual to withdraw half of that $7,000 win and treat himself/herself with other sources of dopamine rushes. For the boys, it's probably drugs, alcohol, and an escort? Cool

For the girls, I don't know, but I'm definitely sure one of them is shopping.
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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Wind_FURY
on 22/07/2025, 05:28:43 UTC
If any pleb is selling his/her Bitcoin right now because "it's a good price", then let me tell you something. You're merely letting those billionaires win against you because you're giving away the only financial advantage you have against them - Your precious Bitcoin.

We have already front-ran them. Don't give them the opportunity to front-run YOU by selling now. Sell later, sell when it's in a seven figure price valuation, sell when Bitcoin has surged above Gold's total market value.

    



‎This is exactly the mindset needed right now. Too many retail investors are giving away their edge just because the price looks good. Meanwhile, institutions are stacking quietly, planning years ahead while some folks are still thinking in weeks.

‎The fact that only 492,750 BTC is left to be mined in the next 3 years should be enough to wake people up. The supply squeeze is real, and once these entities lock up their bags, liquidity will vanish fast.

‎Retail needs to stop being exit liquidity for billionaires. Accumulate with conviction, stay patient, and understand the game you are playing. We front-ran them once don’t hand it back on a silver platter.


Our fellow plebs sell at current valuations because they're afraid to HODL througn the drawdowns of the bear market cycle. BUT with Bitcoin, it's OK because if you zoom out to the maximum, you as a HODLer will always outperform more than 90% of plebs who are trying to "trade".

HODL good assets such as Bitcoin, but avoid buying the DIPs of bad assets like shitcoins, and YOU will survive.

Well said, most plebs get shaken out because they can’t stomach the volatility so they sell low, buy high, and repeat. But zooming out shows the truth, patient HODLers of solid assets like Bitcoin consistently outperform short term traders chasing hype......The key is knowing what you hold, why you hold it, and having the conviction to ride out the cycles. Stay focused, avoid distractions, and DCA with clarity not emotion.


It's probably not only about the volatility. It's also because they're not educated well enough about the basics/fundamentals of Bitcoin. It's laughable to see some plebs sell their Bitcoin to "invest" or "trade" a shitcoin. If they have an edge against the market, OK. But most probably they DON'T, then it's better to HODL only Bitcoin because nothing has outperformed it plus we know it's going to exist longer than ALL of those shitcoins.

The problem is not just volatility, it's fundamental ignorance. Many still don’t understand why Bitcoin stands apart. Watching people sell Bitcoin to gamble on some vaporware altcoin is painful. Unless you have a proven edge in the market which most people don’t, you're just setting yourself up to lose sats. Bitcoin is the apex asset undisputed track record, unmatched decentralization, and the only one with true long term credibility. Everything else? Noise that will likely vanish. Holdling Bitcoin isn't just safer it's smarter.


If they want to gamble on shitcoins, then they should do it when they have ENOUGH capital held in Bitcoin. If you ask me, "how much is ENOUGH"? I would say about a minimum of six figures in U.S. Dollars - $100,000. It might be too small for some people in BitcoinTalk, but I'm a pleb. That amount of money is large enough as a capital base if you ask me.

Plus how much to gamble in shitcoins, probably a maximum of 10%, no more than that - but that's already high risk. You can lower that to 5% and under.
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Re: Have You Ever Felt Like Gambling Was Affecting Your Life Negatively?
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Wind_FURY
on 22/07/2025, 05:09:01 UTC

If you lose by gambling within your means, it does not have much of an impact on gambling. There may be financial losses, but if you lose your money and then borrow it from others, it is dangerous, especially if someone abuses gambling through credit cards. Gamblers who exhibit abnormal behavior, especially when they are burdened with a lot of debt, choose bad things like suicide. I have not had any negative situations in my life due to gambling, but I have lost a lot of money by losing bets. When I had to lose more money, it can be considered negative to some extent, but I have been able to recover from that situation. If gambling money is used for any purpose of income, it can bring negative results.


If that's a "regular day" of gambling for you, then that either means you're not an actual gambling addict who's looking for a dopamine rush, OR the amount of your bets are too low that there's no dopamine rush that activates your senses to "want more". Cool

BUT there's a high probability that you're not an "addict" because the total percentage of gambling addicts in the world is 1.2% according to the W.H.O.
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Re: Have You Ever Felt Like Gambling Was Affecting Your Life Negatively?
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Wind_FURY
on 21/07/2025, 11:48:15 UTC
I need dopamine in my life which is why I gamble a bit. I also like thriller/horror movies, I drive faster than I should, drink coffee... Cheesy That said, all of that is done in moderation.

I'd never put my well being in danger by spending too much money. I'd never attack or kill someone for money, I'd never steal money to gamble. If you're willing to go that far, you need professional help.

These guys who murdered to get money for gambling weren't just gamblers. You need to be a sociopath, lack moral standards and empathy. A normal person, even addicted to gambling would not do that.


We all DO. It's definitely why we check the price of Bitcoin every hour/every minute/every second, during morning, noon, afternoon, evening, AND waking up at midnight merely to check the price.
 

If it's a bad price movement = bored mood, sometimes bad mood. If it's a good price movement = dopamine reward system starts working, making you believe that you're a smart/intelligent investor. Cool
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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Wind_FURY
on 21/07/2025, 11:33:59 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
If any pleb is selling his/her Bitcoin right now because "it's a good price", then let me tell you something. You're merely letting those billionaires win against you because you're giving away the only financial advantage you have against them - Your precious Bitcoin.

We have already front-ran them. Don't give them the opportunity to front-run YOU by selling now. Sell later, sell when it's in a seven figure price valuation, sell when Bitcoin has surged above Gold's total market value.

    



‎This is exactly the mindset needed right now. Too many retail investors are giving away their edge just because the price looks good. Meanwhile, institutions are stacking quietly, planning years ahead while some folks are still thinking in weeks.

‎The fact that only 492,750 BTC is left to be mined in the next 3 years should be enough to wake people up. The supply squeeze is real, and once these entities lock up their bags, liquidity will vanish fast.

‎Retail needs to stop being exit liquidity for billionaires. Accumulate with conviction, stay patient, and understand the game you are playing. We front-ran them once don’t hand it back on a silver platter.


Our fellow plebs sell at current valuations because they're afraid to HODL througn the drawdowns of the bear market cycle. BUT with Bitcoin, it's OK because if you zoom out to the maximum, you as a HODLer will always outperform more than 90% of plebs who are trying to "trade".

HODL good assets such as Bitcoin, but avoid buying the DIPs of bad assets like shitcoins, and YOU will survive.

Well said, most plebs get shaken out because they can’t stomach the volatility so they sell low, buy high, and repeat. But zooming out shows the truth, patient HODLers of solid assets like Bitcoin consistently outperform short term traders chasing hype......The key is knowing what you hold, why you hold it, and having the conviction to ride out the cycles. Stay focused, avoid distractions, and DCA with clarity not emotion.


It's probably not only about the volatility. It's also because they're not educated well enough about the basics/fundamentals of Bitcoin. It's laughable to see some plebs sell their Bitcoin to "invest" or "trade" a shitcoin. If they have an edge against the market, OK. But most probably they DON'T, then it's better to HODL only Bitcoin because nothing has outperformed it plus we know it's going to exist longer than ALL of those shitcoins.
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Re: YEET.com Crypto's Casino | Casino & Sportsbook| Airdrop |$5k BTCTalk Leaderboard
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Wind_FURY
on 21/07/2025, 05:58:05 UTC
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There was someone who actually won betting on Fartcoin in Yeet's Coin Race. I believe that if the prize of your bet is 34.54x of the stake, then in the algorithm, his odds of winning was probably lesser than expected.

The RNG was on his side.

That is actually a very nice win because getting x34.35 of your original stake is huge no matter how much $ you had on it. The name got me by surprise and I will take a look on Fartcoin Coin Race next week and maybe I will even play it and comeback with a feedback hehe.

So , you can get less a multiplier under 34.54 ? as this is the highest multiplier ? or I understood it wrong ?


The game is actually called "Coin Race", an improved version of the Crash game. You can bet on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, and Fartcoin, with Fartcoin giving the lowest probability, but obviously with the highest multiplier.

The name got you by surprise? It's a popular shitcoin.

I believe that more plebs like me be betting on Fartcoin for the name of the coin, as well as the chance to win a high multiplier?

  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Re: Mempool Observer Topic
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Wind_FURY
on 21/07/2025, 05:49:04 UTC
BUT if more and more miners join, doesn't that also mean that more and more users will also use sub 1 sat fee transactions which would make the miners' revenue from fees also go down?

 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The point is that bitcoin price is already way too high.

1 sat /vB is already a lot of money. 10x more than it was 5 years ago.

Allowing 0.5 sat/vB for example is just a basic adjustment.


Logical, although currently it's also like game theory. The miner that doesn't lower their min sats requirement will be giving the opportunity to include the sub 1 sat fee transactions to their competitors.

Plus it's probably also why we saw only one or two unmined blocks in Mempool.Space because those below 1 sat were not accounted for. But the fixed it now.