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I participated in Bittrade signature campaign. It was my first experience of participating in a signature campaign which the payments are made in BTC.
The spreadsheet updated regularly and all payments were made without any delay. I really enjoyed working with Apoorvlathey.

I didn't say all gamblers or most of gamblers. I said some of gamblers. Maybe it's better to say " a few gamblers". That's what I have read in some posts and that is exactly what surprises me.
I also said that they are addicted or play to win back their losses. So, I don't agree that some people play just for fun.

There are some people gamble and lose. if you ask them why do you gamble? They will answer you "just for fun"
They know they are loser in long term and no strategy works, but continue to gamble for fun.
How can enjoy something that you know you will lose? Is losing money really enjoyable? Isn't there any other entertainment you can enjoy?
I think these people are still hopeful of winning back previous losses or they are addicted. Gambling cannot be just for fun. There are many free games too.

It's true that all the  coins you mentioned are really shit coins. But cannot judge a coin on its name.
If a project has a good team and a good concept, its name looks good too.
If any one of these coins had a good team, its name wouldn't look that bad.

No, that's impossible. All the gambling websites including those are active betting on sport games deduct some amount of bitcoin from your balance when you withdraw some bitcoins. I guess Japinet is referring to a special platform which I don't know that.
Spending some bitcoin as a withdrawal fee is needed in every website I know. The amounts are different. But the fee in none of them is zero.

But I think if you have not  any strategy, you would be more safe. A person who has not strategy usually gamble for fun and leave that after some time. But having a strategy causes gamblers to think they can earn big money. They fail and they change their strategy and again fail till they cannot afford to play more.

I don't think here is a good place to find the answer of your question. Personally I don't pay much attention to these things and act however I think it is right. As I read some replies to your post I see people's opinion are very different. Because usually even the people who are of a same religion have different opinions.
If you are a religious person and such things matter to you, should ask from an expert person who is qualified. People here give you different opinions and none of them is 100% right.

So, characters that are excluded in generating Bech32 and P2PKH addresses are different.
Bech32: 1 , b , i , o
P2PKH: O , I ( uppercase letter) , l (lowercase letter) , 0
Am I right?
I wonder why "b" and "i" are excluded in Bech32 addresses. I think uppercase letter "I" and lowercase letter "l" can cause visual ambiguity much more than "b" and "i". Every one will distinguish "b" and "i" from other characters easily.

If you think it's impossible to have such a block these days, check block number 594153 which mined a few minutes ago.
Here the number of transaction included is not 2. The number is 1. Only one transaction which is generating new coins.
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/block/0000000000000000000fec146fe9cea2309e368036fd193731c4e1faf5838272
The transaction has been mined only 24 seconds after the previous one.

1. Why doesn't any public key contain "zero" ?
2. As far as I know there is no difference between uppercase and lowercase letters when we make a transaction. So, why are there both uppercase and lowercase letters in the public key when they are shown on different block explorers?

Does it mean that none of the unlocked tokens has been sold or sent to the exchanges?
If the answer is yes, every thing is fine and there is no problem.

ETF might be useful for those ordinary people that have not enough knowledge to store their bitcoins in a safe wallet. But generally speaking, I don't think ETF is helpful for cryptocurrencies world. And the reason is simple. ETF acts as a third party and we use bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to eliminate third parties.
Some people might think that as ETF provide an easy method to buy bitcoin, it's useful. But it's wrong. These people are those who have not enough knowledge and it's better to be out of the market. Bitcoin market doesn't need them as they help third parties get involved in our transactions.

The product has not launched yet. But developers tokens are unlocked regularly every month. They sell them, earn mote money and holders lose more money.
based on my research, it seems that the team is working well on project. I am sure Binance has not listed Wepower with on reason. But unlocking the tokens before product launch is not fair.

They cannot succeed even in delaying the dump. Locking the tokens to avoid price fall is a decision have made in many projects. I don't remember any one of them have been successful.
Locking the tokens causes the community to not trust the team. This has a worse effect than releasing all tokens. Also, locking a percentage of tokens cause holders to sell the available tokens. Because they expect a price fall when they get close to time of tokens unlock. So, they decide to sell their tokens sooner.

A few days ago, some news platform such as Coindesk and Cointelegaph announced that TON's code will be released on Sept. 1. I expected the news to be fake as nothing had been announced officially by telegram.
I have two questions.
1. What is the purpose of such news platform from spreading fake news?
2. Is there any report about what is going on with Telegram and its TON? Why nothing is announced?

Among the exchanges that EDC is available in them, Yobit doesn't require you to pass KYC. If you want to remain anonymous and you don't want KYC, you can use Yobit.
If I am not wrong, On Coinbene withdrawing coins and tokens up to a certain value doesn't need to pass KYC. Coinbene might be a good option for you too.

Cryptocurrency is only a kind of currency. Bitcoin has been created to making the payments easier. Nothing more.
Economic growth of any country is affected by human resource, natural resources, capital formation and technological developments.
The total income of a country is determined by the goods they produce.
How bitcoin can increase the total goods that are produced?
I don't know how is the economic condition in India. But I don't think bitcoin can solve big economic problems.

Locking the tokens was a really bad decision.
It's holders right to have access to their tokens even if they want to sell their tokens immediately after they release.
Such decisions only make the people lose their trust and I am sure they cannot stop price fall using such useless methods.

I accidentally faced a weird block that contains only 2 transactions. I don't know if there are similar blocks.
Check block number 364292
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/block/000000000000000003dd2fdbb484d6d9c349d644d8bbb3cbfa5e67f639a465fe
There are only 2 transactions.
One of them is related to new generated coins and there is no issue with it.
But the other one:
The size is 999657 bytes and what makes me really surprised is the zero fee.