On which prediction markets can I place bets that the Bitcoin price will touch a specific level within a given timeframe?

I'm looking to use this as a hedge alongside a futures position - placing a bet at the same level as my liquidation price, so that if I get liquidated, I can recover some of the loss through the winning bet.

I like how he is saying "unknowingly bypassed the region restriction". Unknowingly? Really? If he is from UK (I suppose that as he cant pass KYC with UK documents), he from the start have issues with opening page and making a registration. From the beginning, without making a deposit he has already broke ToS rules, and now call it unknowingly. With such silly approach, I am not sure that he is 18. People who are +18 dont do such silly mistakes so easily, they are not so ridiculously silly towards their money.

When it comes to withdrawals, casinos have two types of business model:

1. Pay user's withdrawal fees out of their own pocket
2. User pays fixed withdrawal fee

I, as an user, prefer to gamble on a casino that pays my withdrawal fees because I feel like I'm treated better. I don't have to worry about not having enough money to meet minimum requirements when fees are added to my withdrawal. I'm also less careful about my deposit because I know, I'll get back what I left on my balance and nothing more will be deducted.

For me, it's okay to pay withdrawal fees if they are very low and near to real life cases, like, if the fee of average Bitcoin transaction is $0.50 and casino charges me that, I'm okay with that. If the Litecoin withdrawal fee is $0.01 and casino charges me $0.50, that's not okay for me. I prefer fair fees for every kind of cryptocurrency.

I would love to know, which approach works better for casinos to increase their revenue and retain more customers? I feel like casinos that pay withdrawal fees out of their pocket have more loyal customers and their customers also deposit more money than those who don't pay user's withdrawal fees. Is there any statistics that either prove or disagree with my opinion? Is any casino representative willing to speak about it? It is a nice topic to discuss.

Yes, atleast we need to fit in a way that we can do all our activities on our own and doesn't need to have abs.

But our foods are highly carb and often lack protein sources which is one of the main reason for obesity and type 2 diabetes, we should consume less carbs and increase protein source whether as veggies or from meat (that's different politics  ).

Calisthenic exercises like Pushup, situp, hollow body holds can be done without any equipment. Only pull ups require a pull up bar which you can order online as well.

These are good if done in the proper form. Form is of utmost importance or else the muscles dont get activated and you will not see any changes over the years.

But these calisthenics are the oldest form of free hand exercise and they are difficult to master, much better than going to a gym and getting into that subculture, I dont like it anyway.

The site is back with some cosmetic changes.

The FUN tokens withdrawal is still not working and I dont think it will work. I took some time and checked their 2 casino websites and those are not working as well.

The way you put it is Impressive because it can be the motivation and incentive for anyone, your friend is a clear demonstration that things can be done well and Efficiently , Apart from having fun, although I suppose he is single, when you have a wife and children the only way you can have that time is if you have too much money to devote to the things you really need.

I’m starting to think this whole “skillful trading” thing is a myth—charts, indicators, “alpha” whispers… it all feels like smoke and mirrors. One minute you’re convinced your TA is bulletproof, the next you’re underwater because some pump-and-dump bot jacked the price. Feels like half the volumes are bots and the other half are FOMO maniacs hitting “buy” on whatever ticker looks shiny.

So get this—I stumbled on a tool called randombag that literally picks you a random basket of tokens from a curated trend list and buys them for you with one click. No research, no DD, no strategy—just pure randomness. And some users swear it actually outperforms their painstaking analysis but who knows if it also smoke.

Makes me wonder: in a market this rigged and noisy, is randomness the ultimate hedge? Has anyone here ever tried a dartboard approach—just throwing capital at random coins—and come out ahead? Or are we all fools chasing unicorns while a monkey with a dart could do just as well? Keen to hear your war stories or data if you’ve tried pure chance over “skill.”

So I've always posted about how early entry is key when trading both spots and futures and rn the scenario has played out again. So I saw news about chainbase token listing 4 days ago and decided to participate in the Bitget launchpool for C while casually holding some of the token..

4days later, I noticed the token has done over 300% due to Binance listing announcement.
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Without doing much I gained massively cos I was early.. for newbies or even pros in the game . This is the hack most people won't tell you. Stick to platforms that are early with listings, it's not a 100% but it'll surely increase your reward ratio

Or to add nodes right now without restarting:


Find large nodes from 1ML.com or Amboss.space

No restart required in that case

This is too early to conclude right now, until dominance hit 40+range and ETH reaches a new ATH, you will be shocked, many people are not ready for what's about to happen.

Right from day one those who likes Bitcoin too much always hate on altcoins for some weird reasons, if they can eradicate alts with their mouth they would have but still, this is going to be the most hated rally ever.

Why? Because every piss of sh** are still going to pump anyways and people will make money, it is not the first time and it won't be the last time either, many alts already failed and people got f**k up but what will happen will still happen.

So if you are thinking of quitting. Take a break and remind yourself that you are still learning and growing and that winner's never quit. One love ❤️

Curious to hear how others manage small capital outside the crypto space.

What did you start with when you had limited funds?
Where do you park or grow your money now?
Any strategies or assets you'd recommend for someone starting small today?

Looking forward to learning from your experience. 

Why you shouldn’t take profit is:

1. Using the money to actually spend it on unnecessary luxuries (emphasis on unnecessary, as there is nothing bad to get some luxury for your self).

2. ⁠It is wrong to take profit and abandon it on fiat currency, that’s going from an asset with a store of value to one with devaluing characteristics.

3. ⁠Taking profit to actually invest into altcoins because there is predicted alt season coming with some Altcoins been rumored to be able to do 5x or more is a capital gambling which mostly results more into losses than profits.
 
4. ⁠lastly Buying Altcoins are not diversification means so do not take profit from bitcoin to buy Altcoins.

Recieved email  last night, first koinex around 2018 ish, then Wazirx and now this. It could happen with anybody but ab toh pattern sa ban Raha hai saare desi exchange ka.

More ammunition for government and babus to tighten the screws on individuals.

You don't even have to hit gym tbh, plenty exercises can be done at home — push ups, squats, pull ups (you can hang wherever possible in your house or get a pull up bar), jump rope (costs ~150 rupee on Amazon), etc.

Hello everyone!

A lot of cryptocurrency exchanges these days ask users to go through KYC checks, mostly to follow the law and keep things secure.

But have you ever wondered why exactly they do this? Is it just about obeying rules, or is there something more to it?

Cryptocurrency exchanges typically need name, address, passport, photo ID, etc. to ensure you are who you claim to be, which aids in the prevention of fraud and money laundering.

But do they handle this process themselves, or are they hiring other companies to check your details? And how safe is your information once you hand it over? Some platforms also set limits on your account if you haven’t completed KYC.

If you’re curious about these things, it’s fair to ask of course: Why does the exchange really need your data, what do they do with it, and who actually gets to see it? These are important questions to ask for anyone using a crypto exchange today.

You've got it right. At some stage, casinos realized that they can not just win from losing players, but also from winning ones, through KYC...and it seems that not only has everyone on the forum let it happen, but they deny that it happens. I'd say that's a sign of some form corruption, others deny that any form of corruption exists. What do you think about the forum allowing this kind of practice by casinos? Do you think more should be done about this issue?

Lol, leave foreigners alone, even I being an Indian got food poisioning several times. I usually eat home food so may be my immune system hasn't got resistance like other folks.