This is a great option for gamblers interested in self-exclusion op. Problem here is that most crypto gamblers don't really know much about staking which is why they might avoid this particular solution.
All these solutions are unnecessary if the gamblers themselves had decent self-control, but that is usually not the case thanks to greed, selfishness etc.
Topic: How to self exclude from anonymous gambling sites - page 36. (Read 6797 times)
Instead of Atomic wallet, Trustwallet can be used. Trustwallet gives decentralized option while Atomic wallet has its own validator. Trustwallet has many validators and atomic wallet is part of them if they support the staked coin.
I prefer to use Keplr wallet which has been the best that I know. If the wallet support a coin that I want to stake, I prefer the wallet even than Trustwallet.
I can understand you, because gamblers would be discouraged to unstake their coins because the unstaking period can take up to a week or more.
Without kyc, deposits from any decentralized wallet to the casino site will remain completely confidential. In this case, atomic wallet, trust wallet with electrum, Coinomi all these wallets will be effective. But in this case it must be sure that you have not done KYC verification on the casino site or you are using a decentralized casino site. Because if you do KYC at the casino site, no matter where you deposit from, your privacy will never be maintained because your documents will be on that casino site.I prefer to use Keplr wallet which has been the best that I know. If the wallet support a coin that I want to stake, I prefer the wallet even than Trustwallet.
I can understand you, because gamblers would be discouraged to unstake their coins because the unstaking period can take up to a week or more.
I do not think we can be totally anonymous on this but rather “pseudonymous” due to the transparency of the blockchain itself (unless you are using Monero of course as it is more private and anonymous).
I say that the gambling platform would be fully decentralized if the platform itself does not have custody of our coins and tokens such as it only needs you to connect your Web3 wallet like the Trust Wallet.
But there are KYC-less online casino platforms which doesn’t support connecting Web3 wallets but rather using traditional login types like email and has 2FA (Google Authenticator) feature, but I do not define them as fully decentralized as they have control of the minimum deposit and withdrawals of our funds there.
I don't understand what's anonymous gambling sites have to do with your post.
The another alternative is using time lock, you can lock your coins how long you want.
Or the best solution is to learn about self control without need to use any tool that could give drawbacks of hack, urgent need, human mistake etc.
I was actually expecting an entirely different thing when I was opening the link but I ended up with n entirely different story but I think the story is more of helping us build self control for gamblers and I think it isn’t ramparts in casinos because they also need more gamblers to play on their casinos and having such features is more like contradicting the profit process but I think this feature is more beneficial to gamblers and the casino The another alternative is using time lock, you can lock your coins how long you want.
Or the best solution is to learn about self control without need to use any tool that could give drawbacks of hack, urgent need, human mistake etc.
I think right now on every website.
You can setup self-exclude by timer. Example on (Stake) you can set-up by one month self exclude after one month your account will be unlocked again. If people can't handle with short-term hold.
I think they have a really big problem, need to take care their self.
You can setup self-exclude by timer. Example on (Stake) you can set-up by one month self exclude after one month your account will be unlocked again. If people can't handle with short-term hold.
I think they have a really big problem, need to take care their self.
Instead of Atomic wallet, Trustwallet can be used. Trustwallet gives decentralized option while Atomic wallet has its own validator. Trustwallet has many validators and atomic wallet is part of them if they support the staked coin.
I prefer to use Keplr wallet which has been the best that I know. If the wallet support a coin that I want to stake, I prefer the wallet even than Trustwallet.
I can understand you, because gamblers would be discouraged to unstake their coins because the unstaking period can take up to a week or more.
Without kyc, deposits from any decentralized wallet to the casino site will remain completely confidential. In this case, atomic wallet, trust wallet with electrum, Coinomi all these wallets will be effective. But in this case it must be sure that you have not done KYC verification on the casino site or you are using a decentralized casino site. Because if you do KYC at the casino site, no matter where you deposit from, your privacy will never be maintained because your documents will be on that casino site. I prefer to use Keplr wallet which has been the best that I know. If the wallet support a coin that I want to stake, I prefer the wallet even than Trustwallet.
I can understand you, because gamblers would be discouraged to unstake their coins because the unstaking period can take up to a week or more.
You can watch this video from 07:20 if you want to skip on the other parts:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxty2XhTwVI
Basically it's very simple.
You take a currency that requires 21 days for staking/unstaking, then you deposit this amount in Atomic Wallet, stake it and then you can't gamble with the crypto you're holding.
The locking (staking) is done with one single click of a button, and it's practically speaking, equivalent to activation of self-exclusion on an online gambling site with a click of a button (and yet not all sites offer it unfortunately).
For example, you stake (lock) $200 of your crypto, and that's all crypto available for you - then you can't play/gamble/risk it for at least 21 days ... do it 15 times a year time after time, and you would be excluded for a long time.
The only drawback with this method is Atomic doesn't offer this on USDT so some "gamblers" might not like this idea because they trust stablecoins more than other crypto coins, but this is FYI.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxty2XhTwVI
Basically it's very simple.
You take a currency that requires 21 days for staking/unstaking, then you deposit this amount in Atomic Wallet, stake it and then you can't gamble with the crypto you're holding.
The locking (staking) is done with one single click of a button, and it's practically speaking, equivalent to activation of self-exclusion on an online gambling site with a click of a button (and yet not all sites offer it unfortunately).
For example, you stake (lock) $200 of your crypto, and that's all crypto available for you - then you can't play/gamble/risk it for at least 21 days ... do it 15 times a year time after time, and you would be excluded for a long time.
The only drawback with this method is Atomic doesn't offer this on USDT so some "gamblers" might not like this idea because they trust stablecoins more than other crypto coins, but this is FYI.
If you are really eager to exclude yourself from gambling then the first step you need to do is stop visiting the gambling section of this forum. Since you will stop seeing a lot of promotion so for sure it can lower down your interest to gamble. Also you can make yourself busy on other things like focusing on investment since for this for sure you will never think about gambling but rather you will just find new things that can possibly give you some profit like investing on new alts or trade with the crypto you want to follow.
Doing what you mention could possibly exclude yourself to gamble but for sure you can still receive another funds and if you can't do anything with it for sure you would still think about to gamble since you might get bored for not doing anything.
OP I do not see anything anonymous in your post as captured in your topic. This makes me to ask you this same question. Can you list the anonymous gambling sites so we could know them or you just used the word for the topic so as to get attention to your thread.
In the absence of using time lock as stated by you, one can exercise self restraint and discipline from gambling if one must stop gambling because locking of your assets does not guarantee that one can stop gambling besides one have money which they can easily use to buy crypto if the urge to gamble without control comes up. So this option of locking up your assets I think can not really stop one from gambling but rather self discipline and restraint if one truly wants to stop gambling.
In the absence of using time lock as stated by you, one can exercise self restraint and discipline from gambling if one must stop gambling because locking of your assets does not guarantee that one can stop gambling besides one have money which they can easily use to buy crypto if the urge to gamble without control comes up. So this option of locking up your assets I think can not really stop one from gambling but rather self discipline and restraint if one truly wants to stop gambling.
I don't understand what's anonymous gambling sites have to do with your post.
The another alternative is using time lock, you can lock your coins how long you want.
Or the best solution is to learn about self control without need to use any tool that could give drawbacks of hack, urgent need, human mistake etc.
The another alternative is using time lock, you can lock your coins how long you want.
Or the best solution is to learn about self control without need to use any tool that could give drawbacks of hack, urgent need, human mistake etc.
Instead of Atomic wallet, Trustwallet can be used. Trustwallet gives decentralized option while Atomic wallet has its own validator. Trustwallet has many validators and atomic wallet is part of them if they support the staked coin.
I prefer to use Keplr wallet which has been the best that I know. If the wallet support a coin that I want to stake, I prefer the wallet even than Trustwallet.
I can understand you, because gamblers would be discouraged to unstake their coins because the unstaking period can take up to a week or more.
I prefer to use Keplr wallet which has been the best that I know. If the wallet support a coin that I want to stake, I prefer the wallet even than Trustwallet.
I can understand you, because gamblers would be discouraged to unstake their coins because the unstaking period can take up to a week or more.
You can watch this video from 07:20 if you want to skip on the other parts:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxty2XhTwVI
Basically it's very simple.
You take a currency that requires 21 days for staking/unstaking, then you deposit this amount in Atomic Wallet, stake it and then you can't gamble with the crypto you're holding.
The locking (staking) is done with one single click of a button, and it's practically speaking, equivalent to activation of self-exclusion on an online gambling site with a click of a button (and yet not all sites offer it unfortunately).
For example, you stake (lock) $200 of your crypto, and that's all crypto available for you - then you can't play/gamble/risk it for at least 21 days ... do it 15 times a year time after time, and you would be excluded for a long time.
The only drawback with this method is Atomic doesn't offer this on USDT so some "gamblers" might not like this idea because they trust stablecoins more than other crypto coins, but this is FYI.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxty2XhTwVI
Basically it's very simple.
You take a currency that requires 21 days for staking/unstaking, then you deposit this amount in Atomic Wallet, stake it and then you can't gamble with the crypto you're holding.
The locking (staking) is done with one single click of a button, and it's practically speaking, equivalent to activation of self-exclusion on an online gambling site with a click of a button (and yet not all sites offer it unfortunately).
For example, you stake (lock) $200 of your crypto, and that's all crypto available for you - then you can't play/gamble/risk it for at least 21 days ... do it 15 times a year time after time, and you would be excluded for a long time.
The only drawback with this method is Atomic doesn't offer this on USDT so some "gamblers" might not like this idea because they trust stablecoins more than other crypto coins, but this is FYI.
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