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Quote from: Odusko on October 19, 2025, 10:10:25 PM

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 19, 2025, 09:59:18 PM

No, if they claim they are a no-kyc casino, then they are not supposed to ask you to pass kyc at any point (not only upon registration), unless they are forced to do so (likd when they suspect you are cheating or something like that).

Exactly the point, casino ask for KYC for various reasons that range from
: Suspicious activities on the casino
: passing the minimum deposit limits for no KYC accounts
Etc, this are the main reasons why casino that pronounce no KYC can ask for KYC at some point and can be justifiable.

For me I always say that if a casino is asking for kyc there's nothing bad about it, when a casino have your information I think a lot of scam will be prevented, there may be a situation were someone hacked into your account and wants to pull out your money I believe with those kyc the casino has conducted in with you it won't be that easy for them to pull the money out especially when those kyc is always requested before withdrawing money.
Usually finding a casino that request for kyc is very difficult these days they usually don't ask of it however if I encounter any casino asking for it I will gladly do it and I see nothing wrong with that, in fact any casino that is asking for kyc is a sign of its genuiness I will gladly trust such casinos.

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 19, 2025, 09:10:11 PM

I wouldn’t call it a scam but it’s definitely deceiving and misleading. I don’t know how many referrals he got via this dishonest tactic, but I doubt that someone who is looking for a block explorer is going to immediately create an account just because he was redirected there. They would unintentionally do it later if the referral code is stored in browser cookies for a long period of time.

I didn’t read Binance’s referral program terms of use, but I guess the use of such deceitful tactics to promote your referral code is not allowed.

I really don't know that Binance has their guides for users to report any abuse of referral program including used referral tactics by any referrers. If the given link for account registration is actually on an official website of Binance exchange, not any phishing site, it's acceptable.

If is only bad if the referrer directs his followers to a phishing site to steal money deposited into any newly registered account. It's surely not accepted and tolerated in general by everyone and by Binance exchange in particular. However, it's small chance that you can find account ID of that scammer for reporting him to Binance as in case of using phishing site for scam, the scammer does not need to show you his actual account ID or username on Binance exchange.

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 17, 2025, 11:59:26 PM

Quote from: Ochan_yazo_tochant on October 17, 2025, 10:15:51 AM

أتفق معك أن الاعتماد الحقيقي على العملة يأتي من استقرارها، لا من تقلباتها السريعة. وإذا كنت لا تملك الكثير من البيتكوين، فأنت محظوظ لأنك لن تعاني من ضغط متابعة السعر كل دقيقة

صراحة لا يمكنني القول ان كنت محظوظا لانني لا امتلك الكثير من البيتكوين في الوقت الحالي. مستعد لتحمل الضغط مقابل امتلاك كمية لا باس بها من البيتكوين. في الواقع، لا مانع لدي حتى لو كانت الكمية قليلة Tongue

بالنسبة للاستراتيجية التي ذكرتها فهي بالفعل استراتيجية معروفة و يتبعها خاصة المتداولون او الاشخاص الذين يسعون لجمع اكبر قدر من البيتكوين بدون ان يؤثر ذلك على القيمة الفعلية لما يمتلكونه.
الاستراتيجية لا تتمثل فقط في البيع على اقساط عند نزول السعر بل القيام بالعكس ايضا، اي الشراء على اقساط عند ارتفاع الاسعار و ازدهار السوق. هي استراتيجية ذكية تقلل من الخسائر بشكل كبير.

هذا جيد يجب أن يكون المرء صبوراً حتى يحقق الهدف مهما كانت الصعاب. يبقى أهم شيء هو الحفاظ على الكمية التي يمتلكها المرء. البارحة كان السعر 100$ الآن السعر مضاعف في أكثر من ألف مرة. لذا يحبذا إتباع إستراتيجيات تجعلك تحتفظ بما تملكه من الكمية و مع الزيادة من خلال الصفقات التي ينبغي إدارتها.

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 09:59:18 PM

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 08:22:38 PM

According to what he said, it seems the hacker used a mixer to hide his tracks, so unfortunately, I am not sure he will ever get caught.

Mixers have some level of traceability so there's still hope (most users withdraw fairly quickly iirc etc) and I imagine an amount of that size would stick out unless other tactics were also employed.

This is quite sad to see but I don't think that hardware wallet is that common. Security by obscurity is only good when you've got a multisig with something less obscure imo.

That was a lot to lose though it was a lot to put in too. I don't think XRP has seen the same return as other cryptos in the same time period (not sure why but it looks quite a bit lower).

Dears, I have just added this topic to our list of ongoing translations: 🎃 ANN - 2025 Bitcointalk Annual Pumpkin Carving Contest 🎃 by ChiBitCTy before it's too late. There are only a few annual contests in this forum worth sharing, and I'd feel guilty if I let the opportunity pass by.

So this is a call for all members: cygan, GazetaBitcoin, zasad@, paid2, khaled0111, Husna QA, Porfirii myself, mindrust, DrBeer, Peanutswar, dansus021, Hatchy, Zwei, DYING_S0UL, r_victory, Chilwell, katanic97, Adiljutt156, mela65 and M47AK16.

Quote from: DYING_S0UL on October 18, 2025, 05:05:16 PM

Quote from: Porfirii on October 17, 2025, 03:30:20 PM

I think that we should start translating it while there is time, even if we get no answer. What do you think?

You do first and give us a sample. You already know why! Roll Eyes

I will do it ASAP, but in this case I think that we can simply translate the content of the first two posts of ChiBitCTy's thread in one Opening Post, and keep the whole content of them, literally, because of its relevance in order to understand the message due to the peculiar nature of these events. Everybody will assume that these are the words of the official thread's author and not the translator's.

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 17, 2025, 10:54:45 PM

Quote from: Cryptomultiplier on October 17, 2025, 09:12:39 PM

I wonder how someone who calls themselves a gambler and knows no good strategy to gamble with, can wish for luck. Those who wish for luck in gambling took their time to make sure they arm themselves with the right knowledge and strategies, else why pray for luck.

It depends on the game you are playing. If it’s a purely luck-based game like slots, then I don’t know how skill and knowledge could help here! As far as I know there is no strategy that can help you beat the house when playing such games and this has been proven multiple times.
On skill-based games, things are a bit different but luck still plays a big role in determining the result.
Excuse my ignorance, but wat do you mean by "code providers", are you referring to sports betting?

The question you should asked is, if there's any form of gambling that doesn't involve luck,whether slot, acrade, roulette or sport betting, luck still has it's own role to play so it's not a crime if a bettor hopes to be lucky especially when they're playing games asides sports betting that would require the person to strategic since it's skill based. Also, what you've just said is the real fact, in as much as some gambling games would require one to be strategic, the house would always have the upper hand that's why I believe that luck plays the major role in gambling.

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Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 12:00:41 AM

When I clicked on the "100% First Deposit Match", it redirected me to the registration page with an already set-up referral! What can I do to change the referral? (There is no option to edit or change the referral) (I’m not saying I want to, but what if?) So if I click on that link, then I have no other option but to sign up under that referral, is this the case?

If you just want to sign up normally, you can use the regular link without a referral. However, if you want to claim the 100% First Deposit Match bonus, you’ll probably need to use the referral link to sign up. So it really depends on what you’re aiming for, whether you want to sign up without the bonus or with bonus.

Quote from: yhiaali3 on Today at 03:02:59 AM

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 16, 2025, 11:58:18 PM

تحديث: هذا هو رابط الموضوع
CZ needs to be investigated

شكرا لك أخي خالد على الرابط
قرأت الموضوع لكن في الواقع هي مجرد آراء لاتستند إلى أدلة ومع أن الغالبية متفقون على وجود دور خفي ل CZ وبينانس لكن للأسف لايوجد أي دليل
بينانس بدورها استبقت الأمور وأعلنت بأن الانخفاضات المفاجئة ناتجة عن أوامر قديمة ونقص السيولة ولذلك حتى لو تم فتح تحقيق كما يطالب صاحب الموضوع فلن يتم التوصل إلى أي شيء والتلاعب موجود في السوق منذ زمن ولن يستطيع أحد إيقافه.

استبعد ايضا ان تكون بينانس بالذات هي من تلاعبت بالسوق لكنني لا انفي بالمطلق فرضية وجود تلاعب في السوق. جميع العلامات تشير الى بينانس باعتبارها لاعبا مهما في السوق و لكن ليس هناك تأكيدات على شيء.

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 12, 2025, 09:42:00 PM

...I was unlucky and it drained my whole balance in few minutes. My mistake because I didn’t read the info page, so I wasn’t aware it’s one of the games which have a very high volatility.

Oh sorry for that loss, must have really being painful for you to have recalled it here. Absolutely why players are advised to get a clue about the rules and info regarding any game they wanna play, at least it would help them to know what they're up against and how and what to expect.

Quote from: yhiaali3 on Today at 03:02:59 AM

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 16, 2025, 11:58:18 PM

تحديث: هذا هو رابط الموضوع
CZ needs to be investigated

أعتقد أن منصة بينانص تقوم بهذه الأحداث المشبوهة لفترة طويلة لأنها تتلاعب بمسار السعر لصالحها. فهذا الهبوط الحاد الذي شهده السوق نتج عنه تصفية واسعة ما تسبب في خسائر كبيرة للمتداولين عقود الأجلة.
شارك معي صديق مشكلته أنه تم تصفية رصيده في ظرف ربع ساعة لا أكثر و قامت بينانص بتعويضه و لكن ليس كامل الرصيد بل جزء منه بحيث خسر 400$ و عوضته ب 60$.
أتمنى أن يتم محاسبة هؤلاء على أفعالهم من قبل السلطات المختصة.

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 09, 2025, 11:01:58 PM

شخصيا، لا يهمني ان واصل سعر البيتكون في الارتفاع. في نفس الوقت لا يهمني مثيرا ان انخفض سعره، حتى لو وصل الى مستويات مىات الدولارات.
السبب الاول هو انني لا امتلك الكثير من البيتكوين، لذلك لن اتاثر بتغيير سعره. السبب الثاني هو انني ارغب ان يكون للبيتكوين قيمة حقيقية لا تتاثر بالسوق.
برايي انه يجب على البيتكوين الوصول لقيمة معينة بحيث لا يمكن ان يتاثر سعره بالعوامل الخارجية. مثل الذهب، بمكن ان.ط ترتفع قيمته او تنخفض لكن بنسبة معقولة. عندما يصل البيتكوين لهذه المرحلة، عندها يمكننا ان نقول ان البيتكوين اصبح عملة يمكننا الاعتماد عليها.

أتفق معك أن الاعتماد الحقيقي على العملة يأتي من استقرارها، لا من تقلباتها السريعة. وإذا كنت لا تملك الكثير من البيتكوين، فأنت محظوظ لأنك لن تعاني من ضغط متابعة السعر كل دقيقة!

على ما يبدو أن الربع الأخير لهذا العام شهد هبوطاًحاد في السعر، إذا لاحظتم أن هذا التقلب حدث في الربع الأخير من العام الماضي.
أعجبني رد قام به أحد الإخوة هنا في أحد المواضيع و هو بيع نسب مئوية أثناء إرتداد السعر و لتجنب الهبوط المفاجئ و الفرار بقدر من الأرباح

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 16, 2025, 11:58:18 PM

تحديث: هذا هو رابط الموضوع
CZ needs to be investigated

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 12, 2025, 09:42:00 PM

Quote from: rdluffy on October 11, 2025, 11:30:27 AM

It's really cool
I was playing just now, but after 10 attempts without a single win, I stopped and will only play again tomorrow, hehehe

I definitely wouldn’t mind participating in the $100 free spin promotion and I encourage everyone to join such promotions when possible, it’s free money after all with no risks whatsoever. However, I’m not sure I would play that game with my own money. Just like you, the last time I played it, I was unlucky and it drained my whole balance in few minutes. My mistake because I didn’t read the info page, so I wasn’t aware it’s one of the games which have a very high volatility.

Who doesn't like free money? I guess everyone would like to take this kind of opportunity closely to themselves because even when they don't make any winning with the free bet, they can still gently move on without any regrets because it's all free. This has been one of the reasons why players loves to take free spins privilege even when you have a little wagering requirement.

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 15, 2025, 11:57:28 PM

هناك محافظ اخرى تقدم خدمات مشابهة لكن السؤال الذي لي هو ان كانت هذه المنصة تطلب اثبات الهوية. اتذكر بعض الحالات حصلت مع مستخدمي محافظ اخرى تقدم نفس الخدمة تم حجز عملاتهم و طلب منهم اثبات الهوية حتى يتم استكمال عملية التبادل و لم يعرف المستخدمون على من يمكن القاء اللوم في تلك الحالة، المنصة او المحفظة.

نعم أخي خالد هذا هو السؤال المهم ، في الواقع لم أتحقق من الأمر لكن لا أستبعد ذلك خاصة مع محفظة ميتاماسك التي كان لها لها تجربة في انتهاك الخصوصية عندما قامت بحظر المستخدمين الروس ويبدو أنها تتجه أكثر وأكثر نحو المركزية

أنا أيضا كانت لي تجربة سيئة معها حيث قامت في ذلك الوقت بحظري من القيام بأي عملية ومنذ يومين فقط تعرضت لحادثة مشابهة مع ميتا ماسك حيث كنت أقوم بنقل بعض BNB إلى محفظة أخرى لكن تفاجأت بفشل العملية وأحصل على رسالة خطأ غير معروف ، ظننت في البداية أن الرسوم غير كافية فقمت بزيادة الرسوم ولكن حصلت على نفس الخطأ ، خطر ببالي أن تكون المشكلة في البلد فقمت بتشغيل VPN وبالفعل نجحت العملية فورا بدون أي مشاكل.

لذلك أنا شخصيا لم يعد لي ثقة بهذه المحفظة ولكن أضطر لاستخدامها أحيانا في بعض المواقع التي تطلب توصيل ميتاماسك.

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 13, 2025, 08:45:25 PM

The community here is very welcoming indeed and many members will be more than happy to help you with your project. But don’t you think it’s a bit too early for this announcement?
I joined your discord channel but it seems no one else has joined it yet. The same for your telegram channel. You also have a Telegram bot that I used to get the registration code, but after submitting my email address I didn’t receive anything. So I suppose this isn’t working yet either!

There are traditional ways things are done in the forum. It's a clear indication of the OP going faster than he should, probably like putting the op is putting the cart before the horse and that's why he hasn't being quite able to have members from the forum feeling interested in joining and participating in what he's offering including in his social media channels. Maybe if he had finished with his project and have it launched before announcing it he would have gotten a more successful result with everything working fine.

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 13, 2025, 10:50:54 PM

It’s obvious that you missed the days where some influencers were able to manipulate the whole crypto market just by posting a one or two lines tweet.
Political events can easily move and affect the crypto market, that’s correct and, in fact, this applies to all other markets as well, except that the crypto market is more volatile since it’s not as mature as the others.
That’s the exact reason why most successful traders and market analysts follow the news continuously and invest a lot of money on that.

Now it's obvious that the power of manipulation have shifted from the influencers to politicians, you can see how Trump is doing the whole manipulation with his position right now.

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 10:08:32 PM

Quote from: boyptc on Today at 09:40:14 AM

I don't even get those bonuses because they require sometimes too much of wagering and so, if you happen to have it. Then, all you have to do is to enjoy them win or lose.

Exactly, the main purpose of claiming bonuses is supposed to be to have more fun ad they offer you the chance to extend your gambling session and make more bets.
Bonuses are usually designed in a way (bonus amount, wagering requirements, expiration date...) to ensure you will spend the whole amount with little chance of making a profit out of them. This way, it’s a win-win offer for both the player and the casino (as long as the player plays to have fun).

Yes, that's why at most times if happen to get lucky and I receive one. I don't chase of trying to withdraw it.

I just spend them anyway and that's some kind of bonus to prolong my stay and enjoy all the games where that bonus can be spent for.

But to each their own, I understand those that have capacity and goal of withdrawing them when the wagering requirements are doable for them. They enjoy and it's an achievement if they pass through that and able to withdraw.

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 07:56:18 PM

Most of us made similar mistakes on our first days in crypto. I also lost many wallets that would be worth a lot of money at current prices.
You are lucky you managed to recover some of yours, I wasn’t that lucky despite trying everything.
To be honest, I didn’t lose them because I didn’t know how to backup the seeds and how to keep them safe or because I wasn’t aware of how important it is to do so. I lost them because I didn’t give them much importance and didn’t expect the prices to rise this much.

Well, newbie mistakes still haunt us. As I said, I need to take better care of my funds as well, but I've been postponing it for quite a while. My laptop once wasn't booting and was displaying an HDD error and I was petrified. If I start digging around old emails and old files on older PCs and HDDs, I'm certain I'l find more wallets, I still have an unknown wallet.dat on my PC, which I still haven't managed to do something with it. I had also made the mistake of using online wallets, such as Xapo, and a few other services I don't recall. I'm suspecting that the total amount is about 0.005 to 0.015 BTC, not taking into account other that I literally wasted myself.

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 12, 2025, 10:42:41 PM

Quote from: Nugen_Coin on October 12, 2025, 07:33:12 PM

No there are obligatory KYC procedures not only in cryptocurrency exchanges but also on casinos. Many casinos use cyrptocurrency but if casino has licence it must follow KYC procedures.

I couldn’t quite get what you are disagreeing with exactly! I have read your post multiple times and you are literally repeating what he said. He didn’t even mention the word "exchange" in his post. Am I missing something here?

You are right in your post and not missing anything, bro. The only issue is that you replied to the post of the wrong person and continued to converse as well. I tried to trace the post so I can read it fully to know what transpired, but unfortunately, it has been deleted. The link is just taking me back to the same place. The same thing is applicable to the post replied to by @Lida93 that's right below your own, which was supposed to be here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5465690.msg65913473#msg65913473. The guy has also deleted it, as it takes me back to the same place.

I don't know what's wrong with some people, they often spam, and having noticed they are caught, they delete them.

Quote from: khaled0111 on October 12, 2025, 10:42:41 PM

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It is necessary to pass KYC procedures for users to withraw their monye neally in all regulated and licenced casinos.

Not always true. On many licensed casinos, you can still make withdrawals without necessarily having to pass kyc first. Of course, you may be required to verify your identity at some point but that won’t necessarily happen when you make a withdrawal request.

As I remember may be one or two years ago in many casinos even with licence it was not obligatory to pass KYC procedures espesially if it was cryptocurrency casinos. Many casinos used monero for this person. But the situation changes very quickly. Now KYC becomes more obligatory in many casinos even if they do not have any licences yet.

Many casinos stoped to use monero.

Soon it will be no anonimity at all even in casinos.