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Quote from: Stalker22 on November 21, 2021, 11:29:03 AM

What do you mean by "There is no such gevaway at this moment"? Did you not see the twitter link posted by aysg76?
All you have to do is follow, like and retweet, tag 2 friends, and comment your Roobet username, and Roobet will award 5 lucky winners with $500 each.

https://twitter.com/Roobet/status/1461469272455061507?s=20

There have been more than 2600 retweets in this giveaway but it doesn't hurt to try because for me this is a very big prize for each person.

It's an easy task who knows luck is there and I can get it, lol

I am trying to spread this giveaway to my friends who are gambling lovers, of course they will be happy to see things related to prizes. Grin

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Quote from: UserU on November 20, 2021, 10:58:18 AM

When you have to tag 2 friends but have none in the list :p

There are no such giveaways at this moment Grin

but it's easy to make friends on social media even if you are introvert because no one knows your personality and i think 2 friends is normal and you would find most giveaways with these rules..

What do you mean by "There is no such gevaway at this moment"? Did you not see the twitter link posted by aysg76?
All you have to do is follow, like and retweet, tag 2 friends, and comment your Roobet username, and Roobet will award 5 lucky winners with $500 each.

https://twitter.com/Roobet/status/1461469272455061507?s=20

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Quote from: UserU on November 20, 2021, 10:58:18 AM

When you have to tag 2 friends but have none in the list :p

There are no such giveaways at this moment Grin

but it's easy to make friends on social media even if you are introvert because no one knows your personality and i think 2 friends is normal and you would find most giveaways with these rules..

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Quote from: lienfaye on November 20, 2021, 08:27:31 PM

Probably those people who think its convenient because you can trade your coins anytime but not aware of the risk for doing so.
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Most provably the people who think about its more convenient to use that kind of wallet is small time investor only and they can able to lose those balances they put that's the reason they give that statement and that's not surprising at all since actually there are so many prefer web wallets or mobile wallet app due to its users accessibility.

Hopefully not many people will store their huge balance on wallets which they didn't hold their private keys since the risk is so high and we need to be more careful in handling our money.

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Quote from: logfiles on November 20, 2021, 06:51:38 PM

Quote from: dezoel on November 20, 2021, 05:36:05 PM

Non-custodial wallets never really in my book to be honest. I do trust in some places, coinbase is not one of them and I do not really like that, but binance is one of them and the moment binance starts offering taproot then I would be getting one from there. Until then I think the best way to actually use it would be to get it of your own, be the owner. Just like the old saying "not your keys, not your money" and that's true in crypto since start of time. It is easy to believe and trust for a place like Binance, but usually that is very rare and you should be the one who hold your own coins, that would be a lot better if you ask me.

How on earth would you say noncustodial wallets are not your thing, that you prefer using a centralized custodial service like Binance, and then you go ahead and sing about "not your keys, not your money"?

@dezoel's statement is contradicting, he dont prefer non-custodial wallets but agreed that you should be the one to hold your keys.

Anyway, its not really safe to hold your crypto in a wallet that you dont hold your keys, it can be compromise.

Quote from: logfiles on November 20, 2021, 06:51:38 PM

Who even uses an exchange as a wallet? Shocked

Probably those people who think its convenient because you can trade your coins anytime but not aware of the risk for doing so.

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Quote from: dezoel on November 20, 2021, 05:36:05 PM

Non-custodial wallets never really in my book to be honest. I do trust in some places, coinbase is not one of them and I do not really like that, but binance is one of them and the moment binance starts offering taproot then I would be getting one from there. Until then I think the best way to actually use it would be to get it of your own, be the owner. Just like the old saying "not your keys, not your money" and that's true in crypto since start of time. It is easy to believe and trust for a place like Binance, but usually that is very rare and you should be the one who hold your own coins, that would be a lot better if you ask me.

How on earth would you say noncustodial wallets are not your thing, that you prefer using a centralized custodial service like Binance, and then you go ahead and sing about "not your keys, not your money"?

Who even uses an exchange as a wallet? Shocked

The very last services to implement such upgrades are centralized and custodial services. It was the same case with segwit adoption.

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Quote from: decodx on November 20, 2021, 04:45:14 AM

Quote from: Jawhead999 on November 17, 2021, 10:33:19 AM

AFAIK Taproot (P2TR) is using bech32m address started with bc1p... most of exchanges or multicoin wallet isn't supported yet, it still planned.

It's weird Roobet recommended you to use those custodial wallet/exchanges, your option is Electrum (version above 4.1.0) since it's easy to use. You can read list of wallet support send to bech32m address on @OcTradism post.

Did they really recommend custodial wallets or exchanges? As far as I know, both wallet.coinbase and blockchain.com/wallet are non-custodial solutions (although I would personally avoid any web wallet for other reasons).

Non-custodial wallets never really in my book to be honest. I do trust in some places, coinbase is not one of them and I do not really like that, but binance is one of them and the moment binance starts offering taproot then I would be getting one from there. Until then I think the best way to actually use it would be to get it of your own, be the owner. Just like the old saying "not your keys, not your money" and that's true in crypto since start of time. It is easy to believe and trust for a place like Binance, but usually that is very rare and you should be the one who hold your own coins, that would be a lot better if you ask me.

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Quote from: Haunebu on November 20, 2021, 12:18:13 PM

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Quote from: Jawhead999 on November 20, 2021, 09:15:12 AM

Anyway I've checked the deposit address on Roobet it's back to native segwit bc1q... so it shouldn't be a problem to use any wallet or exchanges.

Agreed. Didn't know about these Taproot issues until I checked some of the recent posts in this thread, but I didn't find any issues depositing my funds into the site earlier today from my Exodus wallet thankfully.

^ That is good to know, not every one of us know this taproot upgrade and even me, I don't have a technical idea on how that taproot and that is why the SegWit wallet address is very suitable for anyone even though those who will use Lightning network support.
As I quoted above that if there is someone who has used an exchange or any custodial wallets to transfer their BTC, just read first the TOS because I once become a victim when I was sending my BTC into the custodial exchange and they hold my fund. Verified gambling casino addresses once linked to the custodial services like wallet or exchange will probably have a problem that could you break the terms that result freezing your fund.

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Quote from: decodx on November 20, 2021, 04:45:14 AM

As far as I know, both wallet.coinbase and blockchain.com/wallet are non-custodial solutions (although I would personally avoid any web wallet for other reasons).

It's not completely surprising considering their popularity among crypto investors. Also, these web wallets do provide a good deal of security though I only deposit small-moderate amounts in them.

Quote from: Jawhead999 on November 20, 2021, 09:15:12 AM

Anyway I've checked the deposit address on Roobet it's back to native segwit bc1q... so it shouldn't be a problem to use any wallet or exchanges.

Agreed. Didn't know about these Taproot issues until I checked some of the recent posts in this thread, but I didn't find any issues depositing my funds into the site earlier today from my Exodus wallet thankfully.

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Quote from: aysg76 on November 20, 2021, 03:08:45 AM

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Quote from: mitchr4 on November 20, 2021, 09:36:58 AM

Quote from: Jawhead999 on November 20, 2021, 09:15:12 AM

Quote from: decodx on November 20, 2021, 04:45:14 AM

Did they really recommend custodial wallets or exchanges? As far as I know, both wallet.coinbase and blockchain.com/wallet are non-custodial solutions (although I would personally avoid any web wallet for other reasons).

Well I don't know since that statement is from @mitchr4

Yep you're correct, both blockchain and coinbase have a separate between wallet and exchanges. But most of people who heard blockchain and coinbase will treat it's a custodial exchanges since the wallet are introduced after few years later.

Anyway I've checked the deposit address on Roobet it's back to native segwit bc1q... so it shouldn't be a problem to use any wallet or exchanges.

My problem is solved. I can only use PC for deposit. Previously I used a multi wallet apps on my ipad Trust and Blockchain. But still confused by the error message on Trust wallet which says the deposit address used by Roobet is Taproot (P2TR). In fact, if we check it, the format is BECH32 (P2WPKH).

That's weird, I don't know the difference between Laptop and the tablet when you are just putting the same address, well at least its solved already and most probably the issue here is the trust wallet and not with Roobet. I'm using a wallet on my phone on depositing and withdrawing some funds with Roobet before, everything went well.

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Quote from: Jawhead999 on November 20, 2021, 09:15:12 AM

Quote from: decodx on November 20, 2021, 04:45:14 AM

Did they really recommend custodial wallets or exchanges? As far as I know, both wallet.coinbase and blockchain.com/wallet are non-custodial solutions (although I would personally avoid any web wallet for other reasons).

Well I don't know since that statement is from @mitchr4

Yep you're correct, both blockchain and coinbase have a separate between wallet and exchanges. But most of people who heard blockchain and coinbase will treat it's a custodial exchanges since the wallet are introduced after few years later.

Anyway I've checked the deposit address on Roobet it's back to native segwit bc1q... so it shouldn't be a problem to use any wallet or exchanges.

My problem is solved. I can only use PC for deposit. Previously I used a multi wallet apps on my ipad Trust and Blockchain. But still confused by the error message on Trust wallet which says the deposit address used by Roobet is Taproot (P2TR). In fact, if we check it, the format is BECH32 (P2WPKH).

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Quote from: decodx on November 20, 2021, 04:45:14 AM

Did they really recommend custodial wallets or exchanges? As far as I know, both wallet.coinbase and blockchain.com/wallet are non-custodial solutions (although I would personally avoid any web wallet for other reasons).

Well I don't know since that statement is from @mitchr4

Yep you're correct, both blockchain and coinbase have a separate between wallet and exchanges. But most of people who heard blockchain and coinbase will treat it's a custodial exchanges since the wallet are introduced after few years later.

Anyway I've checked the deposit address on Roobet it's back to native segwit bc1q... so it shouldn't be a problem to use any wallet or exchanges.

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Quote from: Jawhead999 on November 17, 2021, 10:33:19 AM

AFAIK Taproot (P2TR) is using bech32m address started with bc1p... most of exchanges or multicoin wallet isn't supported yet, it still planned.

It's weird Roobet recommended you to use those custodial wallet/exchanges, your option is Electrum (version above 4.1.0) since it's easy to use. You can read list of wallet support send to bech32m address on @OcTradism post.

Did they really recommend custodial wallets or exchanges? As far as I know, both wallet.coinbase and blockchain.com/wallet are non-custodial solutions (although I would personally avoid any web wallet for other reasons).

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Quote from: Jawhead999 on November 17, 2021, 10:33:19 AM

AFAIK Taproot (P2TR) is using bech32m address started with bc1p... most of exchanges or multicoin wallet isn't supported yet, it still planned.

This is true, Taproot uses P2TR (which stands for Pay to TapRoot) and starts with bc1p:

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Pay to TapRoot (P2TR) addresses use bech32m as specified in BIP350, which is slightly different than BIP173’s bech32 algorithm used for segwit v0 P2WPKH and P2WSH addresses.

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Roobet probably does not support the address format yet because it is simply not widespread enough and would require additional implementation efforts. The error message indicates for me rather "we don't know yet, please use something else". With the hint that you should use Exchange addresses, Roobet simply protects itself from users using wrong/unsupported addresses.

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AFAIK Taproot (P2TR) is using bech32m address started with bc1p... most of exchanges or multicoin wallet isn't supported yet, it still planned.

It's weird Roobet recommended you to use those custodial wallet/exchanges, your option is Electrum (version above 4.1.0) since it's easy to use. You can read list of wallet support send to bech32m address on @OcTradism post.

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Quote from: vv181 on November 17, 2021, 04:02:46 AM

Any reason why can't you deposit from blockchain.com? Maybe you can elaborate in what ways you tried to deposit, so maybe some of us can help with the issues. Regarding the Taproot address, I don't know if Roobet already implemented it to support the address. Either way, the quick solution is to contact Roobet support, I believe they will give you clarity about your concern.

Transactions fail when I use Blockchain doesn't say why it happened and my money is safe . I have contacted support and they recommended me to use 3 wallets listed Exodus, Coinbase or Blockchain but no change at all.
I think Roobet has implemented that into their deposit system. It shows when I use Trust Wallet here is:

Quote from: bakasabo on November 17, 2021, 05:27:56 AM

Have you tried depositing Ethereum or Litecoin? Do you face same issue as with depositing Bitcoin? Few days ago I've deposited Litecoin, played few games and withdrew back.

I haven't tried that but I just want to use Bitcoin to play. I'm sure there's no problem with depositing using ETH and LTC.

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Quote from: mitchr4 on November 17, 2021, 01:16:35 AM

Is there a solution so I can easily deposit to a Roobet account? I've tried several ways but it still doesn't work. I use BTC as a deposit from Blockchain.
When I use Trust wallet to deposit it says transaction using Taproot contract address if I continue my funds will be lost.

Well perhaps we ask the Roobet team on this if they have used the taproot address which is now very common even the app wallet has supported taproot addresses and perhaps Roobet was using it now. If you use the cash app for storing bitcoin they soo to use taproot ^{[ https://cash.app/help/us/en-us/20211114-bitcoin-taproot-upgrade ]}. The good advice is to ask the Roobet team regarding this and if you are hurry to deposit I think to send first your bitcoin into electrum and from Trust Wallet and then send it to Roobet.

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Quote from: mitchr4 on November 17, 2021, 01:16:35 AM

Is there a solution so I can easily deposit to a Roobet account? I've tried several ways but it still doesn't work. I use BTC as a deposit from Blockchain.
When I use Trust wallet to deposit it says transaction using Taproot contract address if I continue my funds will be lost.

I did not know Blockchain.com supports Taproot at least now.

Bech32 , P2TR adoption list from Bitcoin wiki.

I search and can not find any announcement from Blockchain.com that they do support Taproot transactions.

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