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أتفق معاكم يا إخوة نقاش مهم جدا وكلام @hugeblack و @khaled0111 هو الخلاصة فعلا

المشكلة مش في التداول نفسه المشكلة الحقيقية في التجارة P2P اللي بتتم بره البنك بالجنيه المصري عشان كده بيقولو "تهديد للاقتصاد القومي" هما مش بيحاربو البيتكوين ولا حاجة هما بيحاربو سوق الدولار الموازي

اللي بيشتري USDT بالجنيه كأنه اشترى دولار من السوق السوداء بالظبط وعشان كده الخبر متضخم أوي كأنها مجرمة كبيرة هي تهمتها الحقيقية انها "تاجرت عملة" خارج النظام الرسمي

وزي ما قال @GxSTxV شيء محزن والله

الهدف كله زي ما قولتوا هو الترهيب وبس هما عارفين انهم مش هيقدروا يمنعوا الناس كلها فبيمسكوا كام واحد ويعملوا عليهم شو إعلامي عشان الباقي يخاف

Quote from: Ochan_yazo_tochant on October 30, 2025, 08:19:23 PM

نعم أخي الإمارات المتحدة العربية و البحرين تسمحان بتداول العملة الرقمية و البحرين هي أول من أعطت الترخيص لمنصة بينانص لتزاول نشاطها. و هناك بعض المصادر تؤكد إنضمام السعودية و قطر إلى المجال بحيث أنها حثت على إنشاء البنية التحتية. ربما هناك العديد من الدول تسمح بذلك أو أنها أصبحت مهتمة لمواكبة الصناعة.
أتفق مع رد العضو الأول فأغلب المنصات الإخبارية لدول العربية تشتغل لصالح الأنظمة ربما الخبر مجرد إشاعة تم تنفيذه بأمر من الوزارة الداخلية من أجل زرع الرهب في المستخدمين.

شكرا لتاكيدك ان هذين البلدين يسمحان بتبادل العملات الرقمية. انا متفاجئ كون البلدان العربية الأخرى لم تاخذ خطوات لتقديم تراخيص العملات المشفرة للشركات في مقابل الاستثمار في البلد و توظيف عمالة محلية لدعم الاقتصاد.
انا لا اعرف إذا كانت القصة بخصوص المرأة في مصر حقيقية و لكن أنا ايضا اتفق مع الأخوة الذين قالوا ان معظم وسائل الاعلام في الوطن العربي تعمل لصالح الأنظمة.

Quote from: khaled0111 on November 12, 2025, 11:58:45 PM

ما لاحظته. على الاقل في بلدي، هو ان هناك علم جيد من قبل السلط المختصة بما يحدث و هناك امكانية للوصول لكل او اغلب التداولين او من يمتلكون عملات رقمية، لكن هناك نوع من غض الطرف من قبل هذه السلطات و عدم تدخل. باعتقادي انهم يقومون بذلك لعدم تاجيج الاوضاع و حتى لا يثار هذا الموضوع على نطاق واسع و يصبح قضية رأي عام.
ما لاحظته ايضا هو انه تقع عمليات ايقاف من وقت لاخر و السبب هو ترهيب المتداولين و من يخممون في القيام بذلك حتى لا يزداد عددهم بشكل يصبح من الصعب التعامل معهم اذا دعت الحاجة لذلك.
تكون عمليات الايقاف و الاحكام فيها قوية عندما يرتبط تداول العملات الرقمية بجرائم اخرى مثل تبييض الاموال و غيرها حتى ان لم يكن التداول متورط بشكل مباشر في ذلك.

قد تكون استراتيجية جيدة إذا السلطات في بلدك سمحت للناس بتداول العملات المشفرة لأنهم لا يريدون تأجيج الوضع. إذا توقفوا وبدأوا في تخويف متداولي العملات المشفرة من وقت لآخر من الممكن أنهم يقومون بتقييم الوضع.
نحن نعلم أن الوضع المالي لمعظم الناس في الدول العربية ليس جيدا. تداول العملات المشفرة ساعد العديد من الفقراء في الدول العربية ليصبحوا أثرياء أو على الأقل ساعدهم بالحصول على دخل شهري منتظم لمساعدتهم على عيش حياة أفضل. آمل أن تتذكر السلطات ذلك عندما تضع سياسات تؤثر على الأشخاص الذين يعتمدون على العملات المشفرة.
لا ينبغي التعامل مع العملات المشفرة بشكل مختلف في حالة ارتكاب جرائم. الجريمة جريمة. يتوقع الجميع أن تتخذ السلطات إجراءات قوية ضد الأشخاص الذين يستخدمون العملات المشفرة لارتكاب جرائم مثل غسيل الأموال. يجب أن يتخذ إجراءات قوية ضد البنوك وأي مؤسسة متورطة في غسل الأموال وغيرها من الجرائم.

Quote from: yhiaali3 on Today at 05:25:26 PM

Quote from: God Of Thunder on November 10, 2025, 08:44:16 AM

Quote from: khaled0111 on November 09, 2025, 08:16:17 PM

If you are looking for a legitimate link for a certain service, I�d recommend visiting their announcement thread and clicking on the links in the main post (make sure that the topic was created by an official representative of the service).
Clicking on a link found in a forum member�s signature is not always a good idea. Any member can wear the same signature that I, you or anyone else is wearing and edit the links to whatever he wants. A forum visitor doesn�t know who are the participants of the signature campaign and he doesn�t have to.

I doubt that any reputable forum member would wear a signature and modify it to include phishing links. But nothing is impossible. If someone wears a signature and is not in the campaign, that is also a red flag. I know some people wear a signature and then apply it to another signature campaign as if they are already in a signature campaign. I have seen some people wearing signatures and using them in my campaign, even though they are not associated with any campaigns.

If the announcement thread is old enough and it has a few pages of replies, then it is safe to assume the link is legit. Sometimes, there are also fake announcement threads.

I agree with you. I also expect this to be very difficult, if not impossible, to happen here on the forum. In my fairly long time here, I haven't heard of any similar incidents.

The minimum rank for participating in signature campaigns is "Full Member," so I don't think any member would risk their hard-earned rank by placing phishing links in their signature. They would be quickly detected, receive red flags, lose credibility, and be disqualified from any campaign.

But in many cases, people wear the casino signature campaign information before applying and thinking that the campaign manager would accept them of they wear the signature campaign bio information and unfortunately they were not accepted and most of them keep the information on the profile to navigate the forum while some remove it. So depends on the personality of the user. But it would not be good for anyone to edit the signature and add it own link.
And for the link. There are three places one can legit link of a casino here. The announcement thread image, campaign thread image and the signature space of the campaign participants. There is no way all the three ways would give wrong link.

Quote from: God Of Thunder on November 10, 2025, 08:44:16 AM

Quote from: khaled0111 on November 09, 2025, 08:16:17 PM

If you are looking for a legitimate link for a certain service, I�d recommend visiting their announcement thread and clicking on the links in the main post (make sure that the topic was created by an official representative of the service).
Clicking on a link found in a forum member�s signature is not always a good idea. Any member can wear the same signature that I, you or anyone else is wearing and edit the links to whatever he wants. A forum visitor doesn�t know who are the participants of the signature campaign and he doesn�t have to.

I doubt that any reputable forum member would wear a signature and modify it to include phishing links. But nothing is impossible. If someone wears a signature and is not in the campaign, that is also a red flag. I know some people wear a signature and then apply it to another signature campaign as if they are already in a signature campaign. I have seen some people wearing signatures and using them in my campaign, even though they are not associated with any campaigns.

If the announcement thread is old enough and it has a few pages of replies, then it is safe to assume the link is legit. Sometimes, there are also fake announcement threads.

I agree with you. I also expect this to be very difficult, if not impossible, to happen here on the forum. In my fairly long time here, I haven't heard of any similar incidents.

The minimum rank for participating in signature campaigns is "Full Member," so I don't think any member would risk their hard-earned rank by placing phishing links in their signature. They would be quickly detected, receive red flags, lose credibility, and be disqualified from any campaign.

Quote from: khaled0111 on November 10, 2025, 11:22:06 PM

Based on the information on the fee schedule page shared above, Gemini does not charge any withdrawal fees except for the network fees. However, the fee rate they charge might be a bit higher than what some fee estimators like mempool.space might suggest to ensure the transaction gets confirmed quickly even in case of a sudden spike in network congestion.

Through payment batching, they pay much lower fees than the user pays for their transaction, and with the low confirmation fees for most blockchains, withdrawal fees generate good profits for them.

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 08:59:23 PM

If you provide enough evidence, the support team will most likely ban the scammer�s account, but I don�t think they can help you get back your money if the scammer has already withdrawn all the coins from his account.
Recovering your coins might be possible if you have traded with a verified merchant who has deposited a certain amount as collateral (the feature DYING_S0UL talked about above).
I don�t know if such a feature already exists, but it will be very helpful if the bought coins remain locked for a certain period of time before they can be withdrawn in case the seller finds out he was scammed.

Unfortunately, the support barely does anything to get you your money back or even block the scammer, and I say this because I have personal experience in with Binance such scammers. Even if you provide them with evidence and everything, the support team will tell you to rest assured that they will do something, and they will tell you that they have frozen the account of the scammer, but in reality, they only block the scammer in your account so that you don't see them in the marketplace and you will think that the person is blocked.

When it comes to verified merchants, Binance will always give them more importance than sellers or customers, and you will never be able to successfully get any money from them even if the money you have received from a verified merchant gets your bank account blocked because of a chain dispute. Verified merchants always make third-party payments, saying that they make a lot of trades, so they don't have limits that's why they use third-party accounts.

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 09:49:17 PM

Quote from: HomerJay123 on Today at 12:53:25 PM

Thank you for your reply. I understand that if the casino itself pays out money to other people, I'll have to wait. What's bothering me is that no timeframe has been given. I don't intend to wait forever. How long do you think it will take for me, without any action on their part, to contact the licensing authority?

As I suggested in my previous reply, give them another week. This should be more than enough time for them and the game provider to complete the investigation and reach a final decision.
The official representative replied to your comment, which is a good sign. it confirms that they are aware of your case and are already working on it. However, I believe it would have been more reassuring if they had provided a clear timeframe for when the investigation will be completed.

I agree with you that another week would be more than enough.
I disagree with you that the representative's response suggests they're familiar with my case. In fact, they responded with generalities based on the information I provided here. If they were genuinely interested in helping or understanding the situation, they could have gotten my username here or in a private message. But even without that assistance, I'm still extremely surprised that the casino doesn't specify a timeframe for the investigation. I'm convinced that the timeframe for any verification should be known and regulated for every user. It's very convenient to pretend you're verifying your account until your license is revoked.

Quote from: khaled0111 on November 09, 2025, 11:59:19 PM

Quote from: HomerJay123 on November 09, 2025, 08:55:13 PM

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As far as I know, there are no complaints or open scam accusation threads against them, so there is a high chance your case will be resolved soon.
The reason behind withholding your money and delaying your withdrawal doesn�t seem to have anything to do with being from a restricted country or using a VPN.
The provider you mentioned which is conducting the investigation is most likely the odds provider, since you only placed bets on sports events.
My advice is to give them more time (another week or so). I hope OP will respond here and help speed up the process.

Thank you for your reply. I understand that if the casino itself pays out money to other people, I'll have to wait. What's bothering me is that no timeframe has been given. I don't intend to wait forever. How long do you think it will take for me, without any action on their part, to contact the licensing authority?

Quote from: khaled0111 on November 09, 2025, 08:16:17 PM

If you are looking for a legitimate link for a certain service, I�d recommend visiting their announcement thread and clicking on the links in the main post (make sure that the topic was created by an official representative of the service).
Clicking on a link found in a forum member�s signature is not always a good idea. Any member can wear the same signature that I, you or anyone else is wearing and edit the links to whatever he wants. A forum visitor doesn�t know who are the participants of the signature campaign and he doesn�t have to.

I doubt that any reputable forum member would wear a signature and modify it to include phishing links. But nothing is impossible. If someone wears a signature and is not in the campaign, that is also a red flag. I know some people wear a signature and then apply it to another signature campaign as if they are already in a signature campaign. I have seen some people wearing signatures and using them in my campaign, even though they are not associated with any campaigns.

If the announcement thread is old enough and it has a few pages of replies, then it is safe to assume the link is legit. Sometimes, there are also fake announcement threads.

Quote from: khaled0111 on November 09, 2025, 09:51:35 PM

Quote from: NewCryptocasinos on November 09, 2025, 02:35:58 PM

No i haven't, but i know one of the founders of this casinos, and know that he has a long and professional track record in this industry.
So its legit, but i have to agree, its nothing special by the look of it.

So, you are advertising this casino and you added it to your �best bitcoin casinos� list without even trying it first, you did that just because you personally know its owner?
Sorry and with all due respect, this makes me question how reliable this list is since it�s based on personal opinions and not on real user experience.
A frienly advice, you need to personally test those casinos before adding them to your list.

Sure but Sharkroll is NOT on the list over best bitcoin casinos.

Quote from: Betwrong on Today at 05:44:48 PM

Quote from: khaled0111 on November 03, 2025, 09:30:24 PM

Quote from: Betwrong on November 03, 2025, 06:37:46 AM

After registering on Betpanda I went to slots right away and noticed there a slot by Hacksaw Gaming, �Bullets and Bounty�, which I never played before. So, as my first gambling experience on Betpanda, I decided to give it a try.
...

What a detailed description of your experience, Betwrong!
I got so excited reading it that I�m thinking about making a deposit right now.
I hope the 170x will be enough to cover your previous losses (if any) and leave you with some profit. Although it�s not a huge amount of money, it�s always exciting when the biggest wins come on the very last spins, just when you are about to give up.
Congratulations on your win!

You were right to hope, man! I lost less than �5 before winning �17. Thanks for your congratulations! Some people say, �17 is nothing, but it's definitely not nothing where I live. Besides, when I play, what�s important for me is the multiplier. If it�s higher than 100x, I consider it a good game.

Quote from: vanesha on Today at 08:10:04 PM

Quote from: Wiwo on Today at 08:03:55 PM

My last week was a bad strike for me, i recieved a total of $45 as contest rewards and played parlays, at first i won a few hands but along the line the combo games i started to pick begin to be loses and my balance got exusted at the end.

But is fun for.me any ways since the rewards was gotten frim contest winnings, this made the whole thing even more fun, but i think i am beginning to have a few vad luck on Betpanda lately compared to when i first started gambling at the earliest stage i won alot from betpanda.

Any ways may be this new week will be my lucky week then were i possibly win a few games to recover a bit.

It's best not to focus too much on the numbers. If you feel stressed every time you place a bet, you need to take a break from gambling for a while. However, if you are relaxed, you can return to placing bets that you think are worth taking while enjoying the match.

Yooo vanesha, betwrong!!! Check it out, i just put you in my thread, lol: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5549277.new#new

Quote from: khaled0111 on November 03, 2025, 09:30:24 PM

Quote from: Betwrong on November 03, 2025, 06:37:46 AM

After registering on Betpanda I went to slots right away and noticed there a slot by Hacksaw Gaming, �Bullets and Bounty�, which I never played before. So, as my first gambling experience on Betpanda, I decided to give it a try.
...

What a detailed description of your experience, Betwrong!
I got so excited reading it that I�m thinking about making a deposit right now.
I hope the 170x will be enough to cover your previous losses (if any) and leave you with some profit. Although it�s not a huge amount of money, it�s always exciting when the biggest wins come on the very last spins, just when you are about to give up.
Congratulations on your win!

You were right to hope, man! I lost less than �5 before winning �17. Thanks for your congratulations! Some people say, �17 is nothing, but it's definitely not nothing where I live. Besides, when I play, what�s important for me is the multiplier. If it�s higher than 100x, I consider it a good game.

Quote from: God Of Thunder on November 04, 2025, 02:43:15 AM

Quote from: khaled0111 on November 02, 2025, 11:14:14 PM

Quote from: Woodie on November 02, 2025, 10:49:42 PM

Looking at the heading of the thread, it says register and get 50 USDT.. is this in anyway click bait because I didn't get this when I registered (not asking for special treatment either ) Roll Eyes

Or maybe it happened in the early days of XYES being on the forum and players actually got these offers Roll Eyes

if this actually happened, then it was a great offer for anyone that gave this a shot... Perhaps this is still on, on this is based on a deposit offer ??

I might be wrong, but I don�t remember them offering a $50 no-deposit bonus to new registrants when they launched this announcement thread.
If you check the subject of the previous replies carefully, you will notice that they edit it from time to time. When they started this thread, there was no mention of this offer at all. Then they started offering a $30 bonus and later, they increased it to $50.
I guess it�s part of their welcome package offer but it�s certainly not a no-deposit bonus.

Yes. It is updated periodically. They now offer up to $50 USDT on sign-ups, but you have a 40x wagering requirement, and a $25 deposit is required to withdraw the winnings. This may sound a little confusing. If I have to make a deposit, then how is it a no-deposit bonus? Well, you don't have to make a deposit when you claim the bonus. Once you have completed the wagering requirement and unlocked the bonus, you can deposit to become eligible to withdraw the funds.

If I understand correctly, you can only withdraw $50 from the bonus (the $25 is excluded). You need to wager your 25 USD deposit once to withdraw those funds. However, wgaering is a little different at Xyes. Total winnings - Bet amount = Wager.

What is the base for its 40x wagering requirements? Is it based on the $25 deposit we made? Because if it's based on this, the wagering amount needed will be quite large,
if my calculations are correct, which is $1000. Am I correct in my calculations?

Well, those are the casino's rules and policies, so as gamblers, we can't do anything but follow their rules, right? Perhaps all we can do is enjoy our gambling games
so we won't feel the burden of their wagering requirements.

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Quote from: khaled0111 on November 06, 2025, 11:58:43 PM

^^]
حماس قبلت بمبادرة ترامب و كما هو واضح هي ملتزمة به. الطرف الاخر هو الذي يواصل خرقه باستمرار (و هو ما قامو و يقومون به في كل الاتفاقات السابقة، ليس مع حماس فقط بل حتى مع لبنان و سوريا).
الاتفاق على نزع السلاح من المفترض ان يتم التفاوض حوله في المرحلة الثانية و حماس اعربت اكثر من مرة على انها لا تمانع ذلك من حيث المبدأ لكن ليس بالطريقة و مع الشروط التي يريد الطرف الاخر فرضها.

نعم، و مع ذلك

ما الجدوى من الاعلانات/التصريحات من طرف حما مثل اللتي تقول انها لن تتوقف ابدا عن (المقاومة) ما دام الكيان الصهيوني في مثل هذه الاوقات الصعبة؟!

حماس تريد البقاء في السلطة بأي شكل، الا ان مخطط ترامب لم يتضمن ان تكون حماس جزءا من السلطة التي ستدير القطاع في مرحلة انتقالية او في ما بعد هذه المرحلة.
لا تصدق ان حماس حقا رمز للمقاومة النزيهة ضد التوسع الصهيوني. هم لا يبالون ان يموت سبعون الف مدني اخرون. المهم ان تحافظ على مجال تبسط سلطتها عليه. اسرائيل دولة مارقة و لا تعترف باي معايير انسانية او اتفاقات دولية. اذا كانت حماس تصر على هذا الصراع اللامتكافئ فهي حقا لا تهتم الا لمصالحها. مصالحها التي على ما يبدو تتضاءل شيئا فشيئا.

Quote from: khaled0111 on November 06, 2025, 11:58:43 PM

^^]
حماس قبلت بمبادرة ترامب و كما هو واضح هي ملتزمة به. الطرف الاخر هو الذي يواصل خرقه باستمرار (و هو ما قامو و يقومون به في كل الاتفاقات السابقة، ليس مع حماس فقط بل حتى مع لبنان و سوريا).
الاتفاق على نزع السلاح من المفترض ان يتم التفاوض حوله في المرحلة الثانية و حماس اعربت اكثر من مرة على انها لا تمانع ذلك من حيث المبدأ لكن ليس بالطريقة و مع الشروط التي يريد الطرف الاخر فرضها.

نعم، و مع ذلك

ما الجدوى من الاعلانات/التصريحات من طرف حما مثل اللتي تقول انها لن تتوقف ابدا عن (المقاومة) ما دام الكيان الصهيوني في مثل هذه الاوقات الحرجة؟!

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Quote from: khaled0111 on November 07, 2025, 09:59:12 PM

Welcome to bitcointalk, Whiskywin!
I can see on your announcement thread and also on your website that therevis a 777% welcome bonus, but why does it say every time I visit your website that I still have 20 seconds to sign up before this promo expires! This doesn�t seem to be right. It seems like you are trying to lure visitors into signing up on your website with fake promotions.
I hope I am wrong... please prove me wrong!

The 777% welcome bonus is actually real, but it's divided into seven separate bonuses as part of their welcome pack. Here's the breakdown:
1st deposit � 125% bonus
2nd deposit � 50% bonus
3rd deposit � 115% bonus
4th deposit � 60% bonus
5th deposit � 150% bonus
6th deposit � 100% bonus
7th deposit � 177% bonus
More details on his Promotions page!

I'm not sure why they put "you are only 20 seconds away" on the homepage, which makes it look like the promo is about to expire. But after creating an account, that message no longer appears on the homepage. It seems like just a marketing trick to make people feel like they need to hurry and sign up to claim the bonus.

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 08:51:19 PM

Quote from: Cryptohygenic on October 29, 2025, 12:59:31 AM

I will appreciate if I can change my formal wallet address to this one below. Thanks Sir.
bc1q6accwmvjm6rcpxwlqkysnau3m4ha4uwced70l8

Quote from: Joy- maker on November 04, 2025, 02:14:22 PM

i want to change my bitcoin wallet to this one below am not longer cool with the previous wallet again sir thanks. Although I changed my device to a new one just having issues importing the previous wallet.
bc1qyx7ww02u5p49pnhd98vmy6lm3rzjcc7hgapfp8

Quote from: Promocodeudo on Today at 08:10:16 PM

am writing for a change of my wallet address, below is the new wallet address.
bc1qj5s3hxjxw9dqtn8t6xzts50ewr3gc96dxy7vn5

What is going on!?

Nothing is going so I don't know what you are thinking, I just choose to change my bitcoin address, by replacing it with this one new above because I don't longer have access to the old one gain, last I bought a new device, since my old was stolen and I tried to import back the old wallet but it's not working, maybe I misplaced one word of my seed phrase by writing another word instead of the actual world, but if you can still be of to me to recover my old wallet back please send me a PM thanks.