Excuse me!
I see my name in your list. This made me really nervous, I do not know why this happened. That is really a bad thing for me, please let me know the reason why I'm here, and how I can end it. I do not want to be part of your blacklist. Please show me how to get out of it. Thanks!
Regards
Paul
Just because a reply is lengthy (comparatively, though yours are still two-liners) does not mean it is constructive. Substance comes from usefulness and seeing how you reply to
spam megathreads, few of your posts are actually useful. Let us not only stop there, but review the duration of time between posts.
Good news for bitcoin in general and bitcoin users in particular. It seems bitcoin has shown the world the potential and power of it, so more and more countries are adopting bitcoin and legalizing it. They want to make use of bitcoin to make a profit for their country, a meaningful job for every country. We can see that many countries have banned bitcoins, but now that these countries have accepted bitcoin. Bitcoin really proved its power.
Yes as long you use a thing to pay it is called money, so Bitcoin and other cryptocurrecy is a money that thing that it is different with the fiat is it's appearance because bitcoin is a digital currency. So bitcoin is a money and the other alt coin too.
I do not agree with what you say, bitcoin is not an altcoin, it is a core coin, it is the foundation of all the other altcoins. It's like a common currency of technology, it has the same power and power as cash. Bitcoin is a digital coin that represents the evolution of technology, it is even stronger than many of the current cash in the world.
Five minutes apart. It took five minutes for you to search for another thread quickly, to look over at its content and create a reply. You may use a broad vocabulary but it serves no need when it is vague and refers to general (relative to bitcoin users) knowledge.
And the next thing we will know, is the banks all over the world will accepts bitcoin, and also the all the people in this whole wide world.
Although Japan has accepted bitcoin, we can not be sure that the whole world will accept bitcoin. It is possible that bitcoin is becoming popular and well known, but, in essence, it is still a virtual currency, its value depends entirely on real money. It never changes. Virtual money is a constant change, even though it has existed for a long time, but it always has big and irreparable problems. It could be the reason that banks around the world accept bitcoin. The future is something that we can not be sure of.
The casinos that you have outlined have different advantages, so you can easily see that through the process of using them. Bitsler advantages in speed, you can make bet quickly with double the speed of other casinos. For yolodice and primedice, we will see the stability and rhythm between the bets. And they all guarantee fairness, so we should choose them.
Also five minutes apart. And actually, the latter post has no real use seeing as you only promote Bitsler for its 'speed' yet go no further about other casinos using descriptive factors. The above quoted linked their site; there needn't be any more to add, lest it be a wholehearted suggestion.
Thank you for your friendliness, you are a good manager of this site, I see the enthusiasm in your way of doing things. Yolodice is actually competing with much larger casinos, Bitsler and prime dice are one of the typical casinos, they have attractive incentives to compete with them is very difficult, But I hope you can offer stable promotions to attract players. Good luck!
Pointless post.
And the list goes on.
Bonus quote:
Hyper inflation, I would love to use your words, the economic crisis will surely happen, and it will destroy the economy of the whole world. Let's try to think, if the whole world uses bitcoin, and when it reaches that value, then suddenly it disappears or collapses. I think it will be a disaster for everyone. It was horrible. And I see that it will never happen even after two centuries.
These are words that I expect an eight year-old to say about something they consider bad.