The bolded part is one of the best answer. I've been saying for many years that if you have invested in Bitcoin an it's price at the moment is lower than its ATH, you don't have to worry about anything because Bitcoin has one rule, it always surpasses its ATH.
Bitcoin will reach 1 million dollar in the next decade and for that next decade and to my mind, the best aim for everyone will be to aim to have 1 Bitcoin in their hands before it reaches 1 million dollar. I was arguing with my friends, forget about your aim to have 1 apartment in then next decade, aim to have 1 Bitcoin in your wallet.

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.

In France you at least can retire, get a normal pension and live a normal life but in my country, people even in their 70s and sometimes in 80s, work hard every day to earn some money. It's very common for those in their 60s and 70s to work as a taxi driver and to work on constructions or some trades.
Btw I agree with you about the fact that world isn't going in a good direction. Years pass and life is getting harder and to my mind, that's because capitalism doesn't work long-term, it needs some kind of reset because these rich people that get richer ever year, do not care about the people and about employees, they try to get more money from people and to enslave them to force them to work on pennies.

There is a thing that I don't understand about France too. Lots of people from my country, especially those who have some kind of disease, go in France and they get free treatment, including free housing, some money, free doctors, free bloodwork, free surgeries, free caregivers and etc. Why do they do this? Their taxpayers pay so much money and this money gets spend illogically.

Looking at CZ, I believe that BNB was clearly one of the best investment anyone could make recently because this man was charismatic on Twitter and his manipulations were working very fell. When he got caught, I immediately sold my BNBs but when I saw that he made a deal by agreeing to pay 4 billion and spent only a few months in jail, I knew that he was doing very well and I bought some BNBs again.
My recent biggest mistake was building my hopes on Matic/Polygon. Many were calling it Punjabi scam but it was performing extremely well but in the end, it was a wrong choice to my mind.

What strategy does someone need besides to buy low and sell high? My opinion is that if you are not someone who can affect Bitcoin's price via directly or objectively, then I can't imagine what strategy will help you to profit. Maybe it's me who is bad in trading but from my experience, weekly or monthly candles are better indicator than hourly or daily candles. When you look at daily candles, you start to believe that you can predict the price but it's very frequent to something unexpected happen and your technical analysis gets wasted. Just trade once in a while and aim to buy low and sell high, that's how I succeed.

I can't imagine how can someone be holding this much Bitcoin for so many years. When you have 80K Bitcoin and the price of the coin reaches 20K USD in 2027 or 70K USD in 2021, you'll at least sell one Bitcoin and spend that year very nicely. I believe that someone accidentally discovered keys or they had a wallet and lost the last 2-3 words and cracked it via brute force. If there really is someone out there who holds Bitcoin for 14 years, doesn't sell single coin and doesn't even think about to sell the coin when the price is at its peak to later buy more, then this man deserves The Nobel Prize for his patience.

Maybe because if they frequently forgive mistakes of users, they'll face mistakes from them regularly and it will turn into a mess for them. To my mind, in such a case, it's better to block users from depositing in this specific network than not to refund them when you have access to that network.

You might not believe but employees do not care much about the company. They are hired people who want to finish their job at 5 PM and get home ASAP. Company owners do not care much too, they generate good profit anyway and spend life nicely, so they do not get into too many details and employees hide this from them. This is why business owners should closely monitor operations in their company.

There are so many things that I still don't understand in this world and it drives me crazy. There are lots of emigrants from my country to the UK, one of them is even my close friend. Almost everyone I know from my country in to the UK, are doing very well financially. As they say, salaries there are high, quality of life is good, they earn enough to have a good lifestyle in the UK and to also feed families in my country but in internet I read that the UK has become one of the worst country, there are thefts and robberies everywhere, I even read articles that said that UK people have to make a choice between food and heating in winter.

Btw if the UK sells Bitcoins right now with the aim to buy them back again when the price drops, then it's a smart move but if they want to get rid of their assets forever, then it's a very dumb decision.

Trading is hugely dependent on luck. Doesn't matter how much analysis you make, if you are not a whale or if you are not lucky, then you won't make it. I've been in situations where I've really done a very good analysis of the market but the price somehow went significantly up or significantly down and this led me to huge loss on futures market (I know that I shouldn't trade on futures, especially with increased leverage with long or short positions).

I changed my attitude and now I only trade few times in years. Trading has a very simple rule, buy low sell high. I am very patient and I wait enough to buy low, then I wait enough to sell high and when I am not 100% confident, I don't touch anything and wait for months to catch the best moment, that's how I've been very profitable in the last few years.

I don't know if Bitcoin was the first decentralised cryptocurrency but I know that it was not the first cryptocurrency, there were some attempts long before Bitcoin but Bitcoin succeeded. Satoshi even said that in a few years, Bitcoin will either be very popular or dead. I also remember that Bitcoin was promoted for being private, not transparent. Bitcoin mixers were very popular too, Bitmixer was mixing millions of Bitcoins every year. I still don't have a solid answer to the question why XMR didn't succeed, it was created in 2014 and it's not late for a cryptocurrency. Zcash, which was created in 2016, was interesting too but its price fell from $2000 to $50, many had high hopes.

You are new on this forum compared to me but can you guess which Bitcointalk member Skel reminds me? I don't know if you have ever encountered but there was a cool guy on this forum called BiPolarBob. He was a positively crazy guy who would come out of nowhere and give away free Bitcoins to anyone who would fill his loan that he didn't really need but was playing with it, he has never scammed anyone, who was just a kind, crazy guy. Skel reminds me him because he randomly appears on Twitter and gives away lots of money.

By the way, you are welcome, Skel. Long live Skel.

To my mind, that's what they should be doing, they should be stepping here. They can't imagine how happy it makes many people to have the ability to get in touch with them and get a reply from them.

If you really want to feel like your Bitcoins are not yours, then you can deposit them on an exchange and lock in stacking. I would risk small amounts on Nexo but as it has been said, not your keys, not your coins in the end. Btw it's hard to give an advice. You can create a multi-sig wallet and trust someone with the second sig to not let you confirm transaction, so it will feel like you can't touch your coins but if something bad happens to that person, it creates a danger for you.
My approach is that I have coins on one of my wallet that I have secured and I simply don't touch it, I forget that it even exists because I have two wallets, one for holding and one for every day transactions. Since my holding wallet is on its own and I haven't touched it for a long time, I feel like it's forgotten and don't want to touch it, I only use money from my everyday use wallet and this strategy works fine for me.

I believe that these people who think that working 80 hours is normal, are lying. I can't really believe that some people work that way. If you work 80 hours a week, you won't exist for your parents and you won't have a wife or a kid ever in your life or if you managed to have them, you no longer exist for them and are no longer part of the family. If the wife can't spend time with her husband and the kids can't ever see their father, that's not the life I would wish to anyone and no salary is going to counterweight that condition.

This is very true. I've experienced burnout from working while being at home because I was working every day from 09:00 to 23:59 when was studying UI/UX design and working at the same time remotely for a startup.

Slots are slots everywhere and you can't be 100% sure about its working mechanism but when people say that physical casinos are more transparent than online casinos, they mean the fact that you can see how dealers deal the cards with your own eyes and compared to software, real-life card dealing looks and feels more transparent but in reality this is not true, we have live blackjack tables where dealers deal with the players from the studio. Many people think that these games are rigged but they are 100% fair and transparent. I was working there myself and I know what happens.
Also, when it comes to transparency, I want to say that physical casinos do not mention the RTP of their slots and it's usually low but online casinos like Metawin mention RTP of their games, including slots and they also show 24-hour RTP, which is a good thing to know. So, online casinos are more transparent in the end.

It depends on the country. If the US threatens a small country, then the effect is not mutual but if the US threatens a country like China, then the effect is mutual.

I agree with you, no country is powerful enough to solely weaponise tariffs. Btw I believe that this tariff war will affect the US more than any other country because it shows that the US is a bully and one to one, bully wins but when bully tries to bully everyone in the room, then the bullied ones unite against the bully and finally, the bully gets bullied.

The more tariffs it imposes, the less country will want to have a long-term relationship and partnership with the US. They'll slowly try to get rid of it because no one likes bullies. Everyone loves someone strong and kind but no one loves someone strong and bully.

I only bought one NFT. I don't remember, do you get more benefits by holding more Metawin NFTs? Or do you have the second one for trading purposes?

I bought it earlier because I keep an eye on Metawin and I see that this project and Skel himself are quite unique, ambitious and motivated. Skel delivers what he says, it's never an empty word. So, this is enough reason for me to trust Metawin and buy their NFT despite the fact that I've never done this before and I've always been sceptical about NFTs. Metawin acquired hit.com and hit.tv, now they also acquired Metamax and @casino twitter. If someone has a critical thinking ability, they'll realise that Metawin is different from any other casino and this is the best casino to invest in right now. I'm not saying it for the sake of a signature, I'm completely honest.

It's a little bit hard for me to explain why Bitcoin holds the leadership despite the fact that there are other competitive cryptocurrencies like Monero. Since 2016, when I first interacted with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, I've always believed that Monero would be the next Bitcoin because it has everything that Bitcoin has but in a more polished way, and Monero even does more than Bitcoin can. Logically, Monero should be the number one cryptocurrency because Monero has stealth addresses, ring signatures, native Tor support and etc... Monero has the highest privacy, the most decentralisation, and it's one of the safest currencies.
Why is Bitcoin still the leader and not Monero? Does anyone have any explanation?

Hodling all the way, especially when big corporations and governments want to create Bitcoin strategic reserves, this is the clear message that they want to take away Bitcoins from us and do not forget that it has a limited supply of 21 million coins, the more we own, the better for us. If we sell it, we should try to sell it expensively to the governments or big corporations.
I'm personally not selling my Bitcoins till the price reaches 150K$. I'm very sure that it will reach 150K, the price has steadily been very high in the last few months and a few days ago it reached a new ATH, which is a clear signal that it stands strong.

In this google sheets, Metawin's what do we mean explanation gives me the clear message of where this casino stands and what their aim is. It's not possible to open this sheet without logging in into Google account and for those who don't want to do that, I'll share what do we mean explanation.

These are the problems that people have. I don't want to write down names of other casinos here because some people will label me as me trying to ruin the reputation for the sake of Metawin but these problems are very common in many, including popular crypto casinos. Btw these are the problems that makes crypto gambling very scary because many casinos do not let you withdraw even after submitting KYC documents, many say that you violate terms but don't have valid reasons to explain, one such accident happened 2-3 weeks ago that I know. Many also completely ignore the user or send them copy/pasted answers.

A huge thank you to Metawin for addressing and fixing this issue. I'm so glad I found a casino (besides Bitsler and a few other casinos) that I can fully trust. Keep up the good work Skel and the whole team, you are making a crypto space a better place.

Casinos consider math, psychology and many other things when they create their product. Colour theory is definitely a huge part of their branding because when they build their brand, they have to carefully choose the colour. First of all, green colour is associate with money. It's also a calming color, it's not aggressive. As it has been said, Black is always elegant. Green and black is also a part of roulette. Blackjack, Poker and other casino game tables are also green, so some casinos stick with it to preserve the recognition. Green is also a positive colour and along with blue, it's associated with trust. You often see that right answers have green colour and wrong answers have a red colour. Green is also associated with healthy. There are many things going on behind the scenes.