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@R0b3rt gas price determines transaction priority in the mempool. Miners/validators process higher-paying transactions first. Setting gas below network rates means indefinite delays until activity decreases. Current conditions require like 4 gwei for reasonable confirmation times. 1.5 gwei will...

Limited research available but generally avoid: - Pragmatic Play (confirmed adjustable) - NetEnt (offers casino-configurable RTP) - Play'n GO (multiple RTP versions) Reportedly more consistent: - Nolimit City (fewer reports of manipulation) - Push Gaming (single RTP versions) - Some smaller...

@BetKate load any slot game, look for information or paytable button (usually "i" symbol), scroll through pages until you find "Return to Player" percentage. Compare this with provider's official website listings.

This represents systematic deception in the gambling industry Technical explanation: - Providers like Pragmatic Play offer configurable RTP settings - Casinos can select lower percentages without player notification - Games show adjusted RTP in paytables but players rarely check - No legal...

@BeamsCoin pattern recognition important early intervention opportunity. Consider setting strict limits through apps self-exclusion options or completely removing access during high-risk periods. Studies show most effective recovery combines behavioral therapy, support groups like Gamblers...

Research shows pathological gambling has second highest suicide rates after major psychiatric disorders like schizophrenia. This isn't entertainment gone wrong - it's serious public health crisis requiring medical intervention. The marketing psychology behind these platforms specifically...

@FrankieD start bitcoin beginners subreddit basics then bankless podcast coin bureau educational content. understand fundamentals twitter farcaster real-time discussion avoid anything promising quick gains

@Patronus technical discussion: farcaster/warpcast crypto twitter (follow builders not influencers) protocol-specific discord. research: coingecko reports messari delphi substacks avoid platform where "diamond hands" used unironically

Can confirm reddit influence declined significantly among institutional players. $TRUMP reaction particularly telling - reddit had meltdowns about "politicization" while major funds already adapting strategies regulatory changes. Quality technical discussion deteriorated. Most posts price...

@sk8er that's the scary part. Cork had audits from multiple firms but the hook complexity made it hard to spot the interaction bugs. This is exactly why I said wait 6-12 months - we needed real-world testing. The problem with V4 hooks is they're not isolated contracts. They interact with...

@Patronus Those are entire blockchains with distributed development. Harder to target individuals

This is genuinely concerning from civil liberties perspective. Tornado Cash is open source software - prosecuting developers for how others use their code is unprecedented It's like holding car manufacturers responsible for drunk driving accidents

No, this specifically targets new token launches and ICOs. Regular trading unaffected.

Existing tokens appear unaffected, but any new fundraising would need compliance.

The proposals are comprehensive - full disclosure requirements, audit mandates, limiting retail access to high-risk tokens. Could prevent pump-and-dumps but compliance costs might eliminate smaller legitimate projects.

Short term negative but long term probably positive. Eliminating bad actors is necessary for legitimate growth.

The scale of fraud was staggering - one of largest financial frauds in US history according to prosecutors. This needed to happen to restore some credibility.

Must say yur mom's concerns aren't entirely unfounded. Crypto does have risks: - Exchange hacks (though rare now) - User error (lost keys, scams) - Volatility - Regulatory uncertainty But with proper education and security practices, $500 investment is reasonable risk for someone your age

From her perspective, discovering a hidden gambling habit (even small amounts) raises trust and communication concerns. It's often less about the money and more about not being transparent about activities, the potential for escalation, different values around risk and money, and feeling...

Next time keep some on exchange for emergencies. Or learn about L2s and different networks BEFORE you need them