Investing means maybe you understand well and if you don't understand then understand. Investing doesn't mean that I buy a coin and then sell it when the price goes up, it's something like that, but if you say it for Bitcoin, it has to be seen in a different way. If you can afford to buy and hold bitcoin regularly from a portion of your income for a long period of time, why would it give you such a positive return on investment? To invest means to buy or hold something.

I think what you said is normal because it is normal for one to change his id password for security. Again, the matter may be like this, many accounts are sold, those who buy them change their passwords, they come to the forum and are victims of various types of mistakes and plagiarism. Again, the posts do not match. The previous posts and the current posts are completely different. If it appears that account It is called password change because everything has changed hands but changing password after some time is a different thing like you and I can do it and give strong password for our security it seems normal to me. They can't be blamed until they catch a problem.

I know you probably read this over and over again and you seem more Altcoin oriented but why do you not Dollar Cost Average a Cryptocurrency with a stable Price that at least has a history of not dying in the last 5 years or more?  My opinion is that you are much better off starting now rather than waiting more to find the perfect opportunities and Cryptocurrencies to invest in, only to likely find yourself disappointed by some of them and realizing it would have been much better for you to simply say 'GO' and start already.

My sole opinion however.  Take it as you will.  That little stash can be accumulated little by little, just like a wall built by bricks.

Welcome back but sorry to burst your bubble about DeFi, if you are ever see some true potential on it of making passive income then that's good for you.

But most of the bad news that I have seen there is that they're not good as what you're optimistic about. Maybe when you're able to make some money there, take it out and move elsewhere like holding stronger/strongest crypto in the market that you are good to hold with like Bitcoin, ETH or any other you're biased with.

And while you do that, you can work on for yourself or try to source more crypto by doing jobs and getting more capital for you to be able to buy more crypto and increase your holdings. Good luck.

Welcome back to this forum, OMG you are an old member of this forum since 2013 that's crazy I wonder you must have lot of BTC although that must not be correct too, just most of people like me think if a person is from the early era he/she must have lots of BTC accumulated. Anyway I am glad you are back after a long time (Like last time you were active on May right) so technically not so long and If I am not wrong you also make a similar post like this before right?

So what's taking you away from the forum, I mean I also don't post sometimes but I don't take such long breaks from the forum and visit it more than once in a month and nowadays I am active. I wonder why you keep coming back to it, what's on your mind I know you must be expecting any sources from us but I am looking forward to get more from you hehe.

DeFi projects and their staking programs are like Ponzi. If money flow is no longer positive and considerable enough to lift token prices up, the Permanent Loss will gradually appear and become very big. In DeFi and Staking, if you are not early participants, risk of getting loss is bigger than chance of gaining profit.

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Investing in bitcoin means to buy and hold bitcoin. But as bitcoin has increased very significantly, you can wait until the next bear market is about to end. Bear marker could begin in the end of 2025/2026. Or you can just start with DCA now.

You are right that he changed his password recently through email but  I noticed that he has the habit to always change his password. That is not even the matter to me but I do not like someone that joined this forum before 2018 but does not receive just a single merit. I hope this will change this time.

This account has been inactive for 5 months and just recently had the password changed, returning with a different posting habit. I suspect it to have changed hands, to help that, can you sign a message from an old bitcoin address that was posted by this user, preferably 2+ years old?

About your question, if you have the capital, then Bitcoin is a reliable investment option. Some people will want to try staking since you're talking about passive income, but I do not recommend. If you're lacking in capital, you can market a skill and get payment in bitcoin to build your stash.

DeFi projects can give you a good income as long as the price of Bitcoin increases and more investors join, they are in the jungle taking loans or investments and giving you profits from them, but things will change a lot when the prices start to fall and you may lose all your investments. Instead of investing in pools, it is better to buy a coin whose protocol supports POS and better than all of that, focus on investing in Bitcoin.

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BCGAME asked him to complete KYC verification, but he couldn't finish it. So, he asked them to lock his account and give him the balance, which led to the rejection. If he had asked to close his account and withdraw the balance before his account was flagged, it would have been different. But because they asked for KYC before his request, he'd have to comply with it.

 
He used his "driving license," which, according to live support, isn't accepted by BCGAME as a valid form of identification. This isn't just specific to his account; it applies to all accounts created. You can't use a permit or driving license for KYC; you'll need to provide a passport or a valid government issued ID, instead but @factor280 has none and thats what is dragging his case.

Already sent them my government Id as well and that was also rejected.

Judging from what OP have said above your comments, you will agree with me that he has already contacted the BC game representatives on the forum and they have not respond to him.


@factor280, if they are rejecting your drivers license as ID, get a different ID and try it. By right, since you created that topic till today, the BC's representative on the forum is supposed to have given you a positive response.

In the generic sense I am against any online entity asking for KYC (casinos, exchanges, etc) because of the risks involved if/when they get hacked and because of the dangers of legal personal identification documents being sold on the black market and shared between criminal gangs.

Having said that, if any entity requests KYC in order to continue using their services they should at the very least allow those customers that do not want to continue being their customer the opportunity to withdraw their funds before closing the account. I am unsure how BC Game operate in this respect therefore maybe someone more informative will address this.