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Re: 🔥🔥🔥 BC.Game - Casino & Sportsbook | Leicester City FC 🦊🦊🦊
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betswift
on 24/07/2025, 12:41:05 UTC
So you didn't finish up registration first time, but it remembered your data when you tried from a normal browser?

That's what I assume, because I got a message saying that someone had already registered from that IP address. And of course it wasn't the IP address, because I had never registered before and Tor's IP address was completely different from mine.

When I tried Tor, it asked me to complete some captchas that I couldn't, and then with the other browser it didn't ask me.

As it was said, glad you've it popping up before getting the need to withdrawal or something else.

Curious what their support would say..
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Re: Does covering user withdrawal fees work better for casinos?
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betswift
on 24/07/2025, 12:00:33 UTC
Withdrawal fee is just minimal amount which casino covered compared to the attraction it can give for them.

I myself preferred playing on free withdrawal fee casino like Livecasino that I’m still using until now. Although there’s some blockchain that already have minimal fee that almost just free still nothing beats totally free especially on currency like ETH and BTC that has high withdrawal fee.

That's really nice.

Interesting to compile how much you saved by betting like that..
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Re: 🔥🔥🔥 BC.Game - Casino & Sportsbook | Leicester City FC 🦊🦊🦊
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betswift
on 24/07/2025, 10:55:31 UTC
Something strange happened when I registered on BC.GAME. I was using Tor (which is the browser I usually use) and when I saw that it wasn't working properly, I switched to a normal browser. When I finished registering, a message appeared saying that I was not eligible for a bonus because someone else had already registered from my IP address. I don't think that's accurate. What happened was that the system registered my email address when I was using Tor even though I didn't finish the registration, and when I registered with that email address in a normal browser, the message appeared.

In any case, can you recommend any bonuses that I can take advantage of, such as a first deposit bonus?

So you didn't finish up registration first time, but it remembered your data when you tried from a normal browser?
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Re: Trump Approves Crypto for Retirement Accounts as Bitcoin Surges Past $120K – Wha
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betswift
on 24/07/2025, 09:14:49 UTC
Would you trust Bitcoin or crypto assets in your retirement account?

Retirement savings last for a long time. Public servants in my country could work for the government for as much as thirty-five years. And in all these years they are keeping some of their earnings in retirement accounts. Bitcoin is more profitable when it is given a long-term approach. Therefore, investing retirement funds in Bitcoin could be a good move. I will gladly accept Bitcoin as a retirement asset if I control my wallet keys.

This is even more lucrative of a great advantage for the retiree's to have a secured future for their finances, if we go by the calculation on the duration of years a retired civil servant will take with his pension under a centralized economy and the interest they would have claimed to be giving, compared to what they stand to earn from Bitcoin if the pension was paid in crypto, this would have been a massive profits as bitcoin stand the best position for such purpose than fiat, since there's this intention to hold being included after the payment had been made.

Depends on the realisation of this concept - but indeed, on the paper, it sounds better to have your retirement in BTC to than cash out if needed or to continue to hodl.
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Re: 21 million BTC, is it enough?
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betswift
on 24/07/2025, 07:30:30 UTC
Man I can't tell you how many zillion times this question has been asked. It will be enough. And if not, then the code will change to allow more decimals or whatever. By the time we need to ask that, we will both be dead Smiley

So weird now scarcity is touted as a problem in social media, haven't they given up that old story debunked a million times?

Because it's a title that makes bread and butter for those who are not knowledgeable enough..

Unfortunately, these topics are eternal, basically.
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Re: Chances to buy Bitcoin back
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betswift
on 23/07/2025, 13:27:52 UTC
This is what I am thinking also.

We are close to a cycle top based on previous Bitcoin cycles so trying to take profits
now might be a little pre-mature.

If a person - really - wants to - he can fix some of the profits already, but I agree on that too: we didn't reach the highest point, and even if we don't know exactly what it would be, we can act accordingly based on the analysis and facts presented.
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Re: 🟢 Rainbet.com | Crypto Casino & Sportsbook | Competitive Rewards 🎁
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betswift
on 23/07/2025, 07:20:47 UTC
Every strategy is useful, but without luck and good timing, it’s hard to achieve much.Experimenting can definitely add to your experience, and risk also plays a big role.I know quite a few gamblers who experimented and took big risks with large bets and ended up making significant profits.


And you don't make it - just chill and try again later.

We don't need to try to avenge our losses, we need to have fun properly.
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Re: Chances to buy Bitcoin back
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betswift
on 22/07/2025, 11:52:43 UTC
Hi all

Looks like a short term draw back is in order for BTC.
I am thinking of selling to then buy back.
I am reluctant to do that, to be honest, before asking knowledgeable people about whether there still be Bitcoin waiting to be bought by me in next correction? I mean BTC availability due to its growing scarcity.
(Considering the volumes in which Black Rock, Michael Saylor and other big players are gobbling down BTC...)

Your thoughts please
I like the fact that you had to exemplify big names in the industry such as BlackRock Micheal Saylor of Strategy in the midst of your thoughts to sell and buy back within a correction range.

But here's big question you should answer for yourself mate. Does those big names you mentioned up there sell their portfolios at every new ATH reached to later buy back at a correction range? Not that I know. Instead, they accumulate more, right!

They can afford to do so, with their sums - they are still in profit in the end, albeit time and patience is needed anyways, especially from the shareholders once the BTC soars and they start screaming Grin
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Re: What will happen if Bitcoin's network gets too big?
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betswift
on 22/07/2025, 10:49:02 UTC
This is good feeling about choosing Bitcoin in 2016, especially since you sold it for a big profit in 2018. And that is also right that anyone who favored Monero back then is likely regretting it now, given Bitcoin continued success. And exactly who focus on Bitcoin paid off unlike this is missed opportunity for those who thought Monero was better.

Essentially argument about which cryptocurrency was superior in past is pointless because Bitcoin performance has proven everything. And just like you I also always prefer Bitcoin as compare to others.

Monero is for anonymity, BTC - for privacy and overall stability.

Each gets his role and performs it great Cool
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Re: 1 Million Enough?
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betswift
on 22/07/2025, 09:34:21 UTC
In fact, not all people are businessmen by nature. Some feel comfortable being good performers or experts. Running a business requires a lot of effort, especially at the stage when it is just emerging, not everyone is ready for such a load. The statement "invest in a successful business" is very superficial. Like: “To be rich, just make moneymore  and then you’ll be able to afford everything you want Smiley How can you determine with 100 percent certainty that a business is successful? In order for it to become successful, many factors must be taken into account. If there is a million, no matter what kind of money, that needs to be “put to work,” it’s better to distribute it so as not to risk everything at once. If there are ambitions for business, then you shouldn’t start with huge investments right away. It’s better to rehearse on a small model and then scale up. The same goes for investments, they can be in cryptocurrency, real estate, or other preferred options.

Even with all money offered in the world, the ideas and businesses can fall - it all is playing out in different ways because there are too many factors to think about, sometimes, it's too much - especially if you don't have a dedicated team for it.

And I agree on your take to be cautious and start little by little - because risks are truly everywhere, crypto or not.
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Re: Chances to buy Bitcoin back
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betswift
on 22/07/2025, 08:41:59 UTC
Thank you.
No, I definitely wouldn't trade Bitcoin daily. Just thought to sell it if it starts obviously breaking down like I've seen it happening many times before.
I never touch futures or leverage - I am not good enough for it and I don't think I have enough to play around with futures or leverage.

A good choice to take!

You would always be able to get back to futures once you would want too - but until then, there are lots of more stable options to pick from.
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Re: Chances to buy Bitcoin back
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betswift
on 22/07/2025, 07:38:39 UTC
Scarcity problem is not a problem yet. All the big companies who want BTC will just have to pay for it. So don't worry about that. I mean, yes there is few BTC left but price dude, price. That's just gonna get more on the upside for those who want it.

By the way you want knowledgeable people? Ask them directly or you get 50% shitposts from people like me here Wink

We would still be able to buy BTC, just for a bigger price, I agree - from those that were smarter back then, today, that is.

 Grin
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Re: want to know btc in the future.....
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betswift
on 21/07/2025, 18:17:44 UTC
You are right to think about long term future of Bitcoin especially with its limited supply. And after all 21 million Bitcoins are mined around 2140 miners will still exist and will keep network secure and processing transactions but their income will come from transaction fees instead of newly created Bitcoin.

These fees could become higher and new technologies like Lightning Network might help keep them manageable. Bitcoin price will continue to go up and down as it is doing at this time influenced by global economics and how widely it is used but daily trading should still be possible driven by its fixed supply and ongoing demand as valuable asset.

As long as BTC is in demand and use, everything will be good: with or without institutions stepping in, though, surely, they speed up these processes immensely.
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Re: Can Bitcoin hold the leadership position for ever because the world changes?
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betswift
on 21/07/2025, 13:08:21 UTC

Bitcoin is crypto but the difference is that blockchain exists because of bitcoin, the blockchain that is used by other coins and other areas today. This makes bitcoin more popular because other cryptocurrencies are copying it and not unique like bitcoin. The founder is not known, nobody know if Satoshi is a group, a man or woman, a Christian, Muslim, Buddhist etc. It has all the characters that can make it prosper.

I like it as the identity of the founder remains unknown, for many competitor's would have done everything within their power to make sure that Bitcoin would never exist anymore and even if it does, it won't be as popular as this, because Blockchain was made up through the creation of Bitcoin, which other cryptocurrencies uses Blockchain but Bitcoin is remains number one, which it won't be irreplaceable by any other coin's, because Bitcoin has done more good in people's lives and if the founder of Bitcoin was known, it would have be easier for the government to be part of it, either by negotiating with the founder or they stop the founder from functioning.

It's a blessing not to have dramas around it.

And Satoshi is happy about it too, I imagine.
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Re: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest
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betswift
on 21/07/2025, 11:38:42 UTC

Is that so? The error shows on the get go, even if you try to enter the platform, the main page, I mean?

Because in my case, it seems it's showing everything without the error. But it may due to the geo..

The error appears for logged in users. If you try accessing it as a guest or in logged out state, the homepage works fine.

The homepage sometimes works fine in logged out state. I tried with several VPNs no cokies no cache and it worked one time out of 10 from a French IP all other from FR, USA and GB were error 500 even the homepage logged out.
The only thing that works is blocking for German or Dutch IPs.

I just hope nobody won't get put into the sink because of this, as it was said - we don't want the end to be near for the project, because it may seem like a sign of it.
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Re: ✨ BITCASINO - Elevate Your Gameplay 💎 #1 VIP Crypto Casino ✈️
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betswift
on 21/07/2025, 10:45:01 UTC
You need to be more active in their community channels to secure your slots on their events especially like this. The more you are active the higher the chance that you can qualify to get those freespins from Bitcasino.

I late to see that information so maybe better luck next time to us. For sure there are still lots of good stuffs will be drop by Bitcasino on their telegram channel.

If people really want to join in this giveaway they made they should actively visit not only their or follow X also their new telegram updates.

It's interesting to see more focus on socials, and truly - more attention is needed to get the prize in question. Nothing strange about it, it works in the way that you want to check for something spicy for yourself once in a while, or daily if you want to really grab it..
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Re: Stake.com - The Leading Crypto Casino - Drake, UFC, Everton, Stake F1 Team
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betswift
on 21/07/2025, 07:05:14 UTC
Unfortunately, I am 100 % percent sure that Ontario players based in Canada, cannot use stake

Oh yeah you're right, I just found the information so Stake must have an iGaming Ontario license in order to operate there while in other regions it is fine
Which makes me wonder why Stake doesn't complete its legality there, is it because only a few users come from that region? I also saw some old users complaining about the regulations and they couldn't transfer their accounts to Stake.ca meaning they lose VIP benefits. If this happens in my region I think there is no problem because we can use other accounts/friends.

Because making a license is hard, long, and costly, I think: and if there are only a few users out there, it's not worth it speaking about it from the potential perspective.

And, truly, if mistakes or problems arise from that, a compromise should be found, and everything should be good.
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Re: want to know btc in the future.....
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betswift
on 18/07/2025, 19:02:29 UTC
However, I'd like to know if there will be BTC miners once the supply is fully mined, and will the fees for sending from wallets to exchanges be high?

Your thoughts on this literary amazed me. Well basically the time frame is so much ahead that didn't even crossed this on my mind. Well for your question, miner's won't stop. Cause if they do so who will confirm the block. Rn miner's are getting paid by both mining the bitcoin and by taking the subsidy fees for every txn. So yes there's a chance that fee's might rise higher.

Some folks are saying that let alone txn fee won't be enough for miner's. Well we won't never know what will happened after another decade. Our technology is improving speed of light. I belive we will be advance enough in mining tech that it will be cost effeciency.

I think it will be enough, but this question would not stop being asked simply because of its scale and importance, yet we won't be able to see how it turns out..
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Re: Biggest Bitcoin holder
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betswift
on 18/07/2025, 13:04:12 UTC
Satoshi Nakamoto holds 1 million Bitcoin making him/her/them one of world richest individuals even if not formally recognized on rich lists. It is extremely unlikely anyone will surpass Satoshi Bitcoin holdings because their vast stash has remained untouched it would cost huge amount to buy that much Bitcoin today without affecting market and all Bitcoin transactions are public making it impossible to secretly gather such large amount. While Elon Musk is big name in crypto his personal holdings are too much low than Satoshi real contenders  like MicroStrategy investment funds like BlackRock ETFs or even governments. So in my point of view Elon will not be one of them or maybe on one.

There is no denying that the bigger entities try to get as much attention to hoarding more BTC as possible: but overall, they won't overshadow Satoshi for a loooong time to come Grin
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Re: Biggest Bitcoin holder
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betswift
on 18/07/2025, 11:35:44 UTC
Currently, person with highest amount of bitcoin in the world is Satoshi Nakamoto and he is the 12th richest man in the world. Can his number one spot be taken by some other person anytime soon ? Who can be that person to replace Satoshi ? Elon Musk ?
Most of elon's wealth is on his stock. I doubt he'd rotate all of it to bitcoin some day.

I'd say there will be nobody that can overtake satoshi's bitcoins holding except institutional investors which in essence owned by many people.

So far, I just can't see any billionaires out there moving their capital to btc out of the blue as an individual.

Because they are still afraid of it and will be for a long time to come imo.

And I agree on the take that Satoshi would still be the biggest hodler except for bigger entities that would hoard BTC.