Off topic & small talk: Chatterbox (Page 607)

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Autonym wrote on 23.06.2022 at 02:32: Fanboy or enthusiastic employee tries to put the turd in perspective: https://www.gamblejoe.com/testberichte/jackpotpiraten/

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Vadder wrote on 23.06.2022 at 02:33: Where is actually a news article about this?

Evolution AB Buys Nolimit City for up to EUR 340 Million, Including Earn-Outs

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Antiheld1335 wrote on 23.06.2022 at 10:13 am
Doesn't anyone need to; just change the words and you have the same content-less "schema-f" article again, like every time... "...but in which piggy bank did Evolution AB find the 340 million?"

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Patizi wrote on 06/22/2022 at 09:51: Moin,

have my payout, via crypto, usually with Litecoin always parked in between. Somehow it goes full down there. Someone an alternative where it remains at least somewhat stable or is the whole just currently for butts?

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Vadder wrote on 23.06.2022 at 02:32: Fanboy or enthusiastic employee tries to put the turd in perspective: https://www.gamblejoe.com/testberichte/jackpotpiraten/

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Iseedeadpeople wrote on 06/23/2022 at 12:59 PM


in order to attract customers, all the annoying and in no way (only) new features are simply talked up
it's all about business

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Royal777 wrote on 23.06.2022 at 00:04: Evolution Gaming has struck again. Previously they had already bought NetEnt, Red Tiger and BTG. For about 340 Mio.€ one has secured NoLimit City .

https://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2022-06/56367717-evolution-ab-buys-nolimit-city-for-up-to-eur-340-million-including-earn-outs-436.htm

You can find detailed articles via google

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Kleinkariert wrote on 22.06.2022 at 22:27

Stablecoins are not really "stable" as the name suggests. They are usually backed by collateral, thus the off and on is much more moderate. In long term you lose with it however, because the coupling often hangs on a currency, contracts, ... and in the current time you notice it we have: Inflation. Therefore, in the long term, it is often assumed that as long as the coin does not grow permanently to fight inflation, it will fall again. Of course, it is not impossible to make plus with it, if a stablecoin is just coming.

If the coverage of the coin is no longer completely covered or if the covering currency is doing badly, the coin can also crash down just like Bitcoin. In addition, there are centralized and decentralized stablecoins.... One coin that is checked frequently is GUSD. According to information, it is checked monthly, but you also have to be behind it and act accordingly in case of inconsistencies. Many things can often be guessed beforehand. For example, I cashed out everything on Etherium before the crash. When people saw the crash at Luna/Terra, they knew that a lot of trust was gone.

With crypto it's like with stocks, when you see a company releasing a new game and you hear that it's playing really well in beta testing and there's a huge campaign going on. Then you can invest in it, because you know that others will also get shares with so much positive press. So the value also increases rapidly. The same with Musk Twitter and crypto, he tweets Tesla will not offer Bitcoin and possibly he also helps by selling something. You see a little minus or less plus and the masses go after it, sell Bitcoin the price falls. Musk tweets that he finds Bitcoin but not so bad, then buys back in at the now cheaper price and all see a plus and buy in again. In short, investing is often about what others are doing and how you can take advantage of that.

Krypo depends on jumping up and down in time, back and forth to maximize profit. Leaving it on is also an option with new promising currencies, although riskier as you can miss the jump here. But you should not look at crypto like a normal stock and think in the long run the value of everything increases, crypto is nothing value-adding and the companies that accept crypto payments are definitely still in the minority. One can not speak of an establishment of the currency for a long time yet.

Who has patience waits a little until the ECB announces what the roadmap is and then you can invest in Dax companies (of course, spread the risk), because then either the entire German economy goes down or you make some plus. Whereby one must mention here quite clearly that it is not about extreme margins, but the Risk of a complete failure is close to zero and the chance to accumulate at least some plus in 5 years pretty good.

Now I have chattered a bit more...I apologize - if too long please just delete.

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