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1. Post 66154191 (unedited backup) (by Charles-Tim) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 08:04:31 CET 2025) in Why is value betting against casino TOS?:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 12:08:12 AM
And if a bettor gets it right, I believe he/she won't be banned right away. The reason somebody is banned is the pattern. If a bettor is consistently making money out of value bets, usually +EV, there's no reason why the bookmaker would want to retain him/her. He/she's a liability. The business is losing rather than making money.
If the person know his or her right, he should sue the gambling site, especially if the gambling site did not allow him or her to withdraw his winning. I know some gambling site can be that dubious. Value bet is not something wrong at all, it is the gambling site that should amend loopholes instead.



2. Post 66154054 (unedited backup) (by hugeblack) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 07:11:55 CET 2025) in TouchPay.exchange - Safe, Easy, Instant 24/7 exchange:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 02:29:54 AM
I suspect there's more to this than just 'first deposit scam'. It seems there's something sinister behind all these poorly made exchanges. There might be big dirty money moving around using these disposable exchanges, or perhaps money that's avoiding sanctions.
If it were part of a money laundering network or a larger mixer, it would have been managed more professionally (UI, good marketing, creative ideas, zero fees, etc.), but it is more like those phishing links that are created daily in the hope of a $10 or $100 scam.



3. Post 66154010 (unedited backup) (by CryptoBuds) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 06:42:55 CET 2025) in BTC will never to break 120$ before the next halving! Share your opinion....:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 12:53:54 AM
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Bitcoin hit ATH before the halving in this cycle and the reason is because of ETFs involvement. That somewhat makes the bitcoin cycle no longer true but to assert this pattern is outdated and old. We need more data, and more precisely, we need to wait until the end of the year to see if bitcoin is really entering a new cycle or is simply going through a temporary change.

Many people like you believe this time will be different and we will reach ATH in 2026 instead of bear market like other years. However, I think that although things have changed, it is not significant and the market cycle will repeat itself.

Let's wait and see who will be right. Tongue Tongue

Whatever the reason is, the pattern has already been proven wrong.

It's unfortunate there's no market offered on Polymarket whether Bitcoin would reach an ATH in 2026, or whether it would break $120,000. It would be interesting to learn from it what's the larger sentiment.

How I wish there's also a somewhat similar market here on the forum. I could have given you 2.10 or even 2.20 odds on Bitcoin not breaking $120,000 in 2026. I'm so convinced it will that I'm willing to put my money where my mouth is.

Anyway, only time will tell. I hope I can go back to this thread as early as the 1st quarter or 1st half only to tell you "I told you!" Cheesy

Just like on our forum, the crypto community on other social networks is also divided into two sides. One group believes in the 4year cycle and argues that Bitcoin has risen x8 from its 2022 lows, and now is the right time for BTC to enter a bear market again. Meanwhile, another group including Grayscale, CZ or Bernstein Investment Company believes that the market structure has changed and the 4year cycle is no more. Many believe that Bitcoin will reach $170k to $200k in the next 6 to 12 months.

Overall, the market remains the same, there are always conflicting opinions, and each person simply chooses to side with the viewpoint they believe is correct. Only time will tell.

I think in the near future, we will have more prediction platforms similar to Polymarket, and they will be specifically for the cryptocurrency market. Many projects are preparing to launch.



4. Post 66153685 (unedited backup) (by CryptoYar) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 02:16:44 CET 2025) in All Bitcoin Legends have one thing in common: they held:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 12:39:12 AM
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That is excellent point that not only so-called HODLers are the only heroes of Bitcoin, but early sellers, traders, and platform builders were equally important since without them, no one would have succeeded in making Bitcoin successful. It is almost impossible to find early user who did not sell, and system needed those who sold their cheap coins to give liquidity and to set first market price. These first sellers and people who created first exchanges were heroes of action and use since they showed that it was possible to truly use Bitcoin and it stopped being simple idea and became working world money.



5. Post 66150368 (unedited backup) (by CryptoBuds) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 09:05:25 CET 2025) in BTC will never to break 120$ before the next halving! Share your opinion....:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 01:08:02 AM
If your basis is the 4-year cycle, that's already been broken. You can't rely on it anymore. Around a month prior to the most recent halving, an ATH was already reached. That's the signal. The pattern is already old and obsolete. I'm looking forward to another ATH in 2026.

Bitcoin hit ATH before the halving in this cycle and the reason is because of ETFs involvement. That somewhat makes the bitcoin cycle no longer true but to assert this model is outdated and old. We need more data, and more precisely, we need to wait until the end of the year to see if bitcoin is really entering a new cycle or is simply going through a temporary change.

Many people like you believe this time will be different and we will reach ATH in 2026 instead of bear market like other years. However, I think that although things have changed, it is not significant and the market cycle will repeat itself.

Let's wait and see who will be right. Tongue Tongue



6. Post 66149618 (unedited backup) (by coupable) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 00:58:37 CET 2025) in TouchPay.exchange - Safe, Easy, Instant 24/7 exchange:

Quote from: JeromeTash on December 07, 2025, 12:43:40 PM
You should have opened BadalPay.exchange and TouchPay.exchange's threads with at least a few weeks in between. Make it not too obvious that they're all produced by the same team. Or if somebody else is assigned with another exchange, advise him/her not to create his/her thread just 10 minutes from yours.
Even if they were months apart, they could still easily get noticed

All these 4 exchangers are probably under the control of one person or the same group of people. Even the way they are designed almost looks the same
1. badalpay.exchange - ANN --> BadalPay.exchange - Secure, Simple, and Accessible CryptoExchange
2. sahalwallet.net - ANN --> SahalWallet.net - Fast and Secure Crypto Exchange
3. Kamilexchange.com - ANN --> KAMIL exchange - Best Courses, USDT / MoneyGo / EVCplus / SAHAL / ZAAD ect.

Notice the posting patterns in all those threads and the OP. It kind of reminds me of this exchange pandemic

This makes me wonder if it is easy to obtain a platform exchange script without needing to build it robustly, otherwise how can this wave continue? What i see is a trend of lunching exchangers at the point I think either it's easier to do so without any background expertise or they are all lunched by the same group since we see the same design even in ANN threads.

I find it necessary to rise red flags in every thread belonging to what called "exchange pandemic".



7. Post 66142860 (unedited backup) (by JeromeTash) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 13:43:43 CET 2025) in TouchPay.exchange - Safe, Easy, Instant 24/7 exchange:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 12:53:26 AM
You should have opened BadalPay.exchange and TouchPay.exchange's threads with at least a few weeks in between. Make it not too obvious that they're all produced by the same team. Or if somebody else is assigned with another exchange, advise him/her not to create his/her thread just 10 minutes from yours.
Even if they were months apart, they could still easily get noticed

All these 4 exchangers are probably under the control of one person or the same group of people. Even the way they are designed almost looks the same
1. badalpay.exchange - ANN --> BadalPay.exchange - Secure, Simple, and Accessible CryptoExchange
2. sahalwallet.net - ANN --> SahalWallet.net - Fast and Secure Crypto Exchange
3. Kamilexchange.com - ANN --> KAMIL exchange - Best Courses, USDT / MoneyGo / EVCplus / SAHAL / ZAAD ect.

Notice the posting patterns in all those threads. It kind of reminds me of this exchange pandemic



8. Post 66141713 (unedited backup) (by Botnake) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 04:09:19 CET 2025) in Gambling activities as a path to curb irresponsible decision making in adults.:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 02:58:19 AM
Gambling causes more harm than good.

If that’s really how people felt and how governments saw it, gambling would already be banned worldwide. But the truth is only a few actually complain, not because casinos are harming them, but because they caused the problem themselves. Responsible gambling really is a simple principle, only bet what you can afford to lose, yet many gamblers still ignore that. That’s why they end up with consequences.

You can’t put all the blame on the casino. It’s like liquor. The bottle literally says drink moderately, but if someone drinks too much, gets drunk, drives, and crashes, you can’t blame the liquor itself.
1. The main reason why gambling isn't banned is that it can't be eradicated. So, the better thing to do is to regulate it and make revenue from it.
Agree
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2. Gamblers don't complain about gambling as drug users don't complain about drugs. Alcoholics aren't complaining about alcohol, either.
Agree

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3. Responsible gambling is indeed a simple principle, but hard to practice. Rather than having fun gambling, gambling making fun of gamblers is often the case.
Disagree. I don’t think it’s hard to practice at all. If you believe only a few end up addicted while the majority are just having fun, that’s because most people actually do gamble responsibly. It’s not our problem, and not even the government’s problem, if some still fail. That’s on them. They made the mistake, not the system.

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4. I'm not blaming casinos. Casinos themselves are there because of gambling, not the other way around.
I wasn't referring to you, it was a general statement address to the sore losers.



9. Post 66141681 (unedited backup) (by Botnake) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 03:47:55 CET 2025) in Gambling activities as a path to curb irresponsible decision making in adults.:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 02:17:00 AM
Gambling causes more harm than good.

If that’s really how people felt and how governments saw it, gambling would already be banned worldwide. But the truth is only a few actually complain, not because casinos are harming them, but because they caused the problem themselves. Responsible gambling really is a simple principle, only bet what you can afford to lose, yet many gamblers still ignore that. That’s why they end up with consequences.

You can’t put all the blame on the casino. It’s like liquor. The bottle literally says drink moderately, but if someone drinks too much, gets drunk, drives, and crashes, you can’t blame the liquor itself.



10. Post 66141383 (unedited backup) (by ginsan) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 00:28:31 CET 2025) in Always on trend businesses:

Quote from: Kelvinid on Today at 10:23:26 PM
Trends come and go, often quickly. If you hop into it with a business in mind, just make sure you can recover your starting investment before the trend loses popularity. Or, better yet, make sure yours will continue thriving despite the trend dying. Here in my city, many joined the matcha, milk tea, coffee bandwagon. Many lost money in the process. Its height was the pandemic. It gradually lost its hype post-pandemic.

I better choose businesses based on need rather than want. Indeed, food and laundry are good businesses. The rest boils down to location, management, competitiveness, and so on.
Its hard to stay in profits when everyone around is already riding the trend and doing business. You may be in profits when the trend is still alive, but when it dies, businesses end up struggling. That is why its risky to build a business just to please the trend, because it always come and go. You're lucky if you have made life-changing profits when the trend is at its peak, but if you're still in the process of recovering your investment funds when suddenly the trend vanish, that's when big problems arise. Get a business that is for long term trend, not just short-lived trends that suddenly enter and leave the market.
The mistake if you do business in a business that has a short trend, I mean you need to analyze the business itself in the long term or in the short term, someone can see the potential period of time the trend will last according to demand and supply then balanced with needs, there are many variables that must be studied before deciding to invest in a business like this, if you have a good calculation that will create a large profit in a short period of time that is the advantage, just like the narrative hype in the crypto market is in the same concept.

In the analysis, it needs to be added whether this business will produce products / services that will always be needed by the community or not in the long run, it must be a sharp mind, because it will determine how long you will maintain the business to be developed to be even bigger, or vice versa it will be in a short number hype scheme then it is necessary to be aware when the bubble is very large then there needs to be preparation to not lose more.



11. Post 66141152 (unedited backup) (by Kelvinid) (scraped on Sat Dec 6 23:23:31 CET 2025) in Always on trend businesses:

Quote from: Darker45 on November 20, 2025, 12:38:35 AM
Trends come and go, often quickly. If you hop into it with a business in mind, just make sure you can recover your starting investment before the trend loses popularity. Or, better yet, make sure yours will continue thriving despite the trend dying. Here in my city, many joined the matcha, milk tea, coffee bandwagon. Many lost money in the process. Its height was the pandemic. It gradually lost its hype post-pandemic.

I better choose businesses based on need rather than want. Indeed, food and laundry are good businesses. The rest boils down to location, management, competitiveness, and so on.
Its hard to stay in profits when everyone around is already riding the trend and doing business. You may be in profits when the trend is still alive, but when it dies, businesses end up struggling. That is why its risky to build a business just to please the trend, because it always come and go. You're lucky if you have made life-changing profits when the trend is at its peak, but if you're still in the process of recovering your investment funds when suddenly the trend vanish, that's when big problems arise. Get a business that is for long term trend, not just short-lived trends that suddenly enter and leave the market.



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