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You might face more losses next time when you play the Plinko game again. Because the house will try to balance its edge in the long run. I play at low risk with 8 rows for wagering purposes. As a result, there were no opportunities for me to have a lucky session like you.

I really want to agree with you that in the long run it’s always the house that wins, but things don’t work exactly like that under the hood. Just because you have been winning for too long or because you hit a long winning streak, doesn’t mean you will suddenly start losing.
Yes, the casino always wins and that’s a fact, but not in that way. You don’t need to lose for the casino to win. What you need to understand is that someone else is paying for your wins. In other words, when you win, someone else is losing.

It’s true that the house always has the advantage when it comes to winning. I’ve never heard of a regular casino player actually beating the casino’s house edge — I don’t think I’ve ever read or seen any news about that. I’m not sure if those stories are true about casinos banning players who win too often, supposedly not allowing them to play anymore.

I’m really not sure how true those claims are, but I did recently hear about something like that. As far as I know, though, casinos only ban accounts that they trace as being involved
in cheating on their platform.

Hard to point out if those rumors are true but actually I saw some people claim that they are been banned by the casino after they are frequently winning in their platform. We don't know if they are telling truth or lie that's why its hard to believe especially if this situation didn't happened to us.

I see some cases that they are banned from participating on tournaments for always winning there, but they can continue to gamble on their casino. But this situation is useless since competitive people would provably not going to happy if they are been restricted to participate on their events. Its like they are saying that. you are not welcome to gamble on our casino and those restriction they have done is low key throwing them away from their casino.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 14, 2025, 07:58:58 PM

Quote from: Mahdirakib on September 14, 2025, 04:51:08 AM

You might face more losses next time when you play the Plinko game again. Because the house will try to balance its edge in the long run. I play at low risk with 8 rows for wagering purposes. As a result, there were no opportunities for me to have a lucky session like you.

I really want to agree with you that in the long run it’s always the house that wins, but things don’t work exactly like that under the hood. Just because you have been winning for too long or because you hit a long winning streak, doesn’t mean you will suddenly start losing.
Yes, the casino always wins and that’s a fact, but not in that way. You don’t need to lose for the casino to win. What you need to understand is that someone else is paying for your wins. In other words, when you win, someone else is losing.

It’s true that the house always has the advantage when it comes to winning. I’ve never heard of a regular casino player actually beating the casino’s house edge — I don’t think I’ve ever read or seen any news about that. I’m not sure if those stories are true about casinos banning players who win too often, supposedly not allowing them to play anymore.

I’m really not sure how true those claims are, but I did recently hear about something like that. As far as I know, though, casinos only ban accounts that they trace as being involved
in cheating on their platform.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 15, 2025, 11:58:04 PM

[This is quite interesting, because how would this make those dormant accounts more secure and why ate already verified accounts considered more secure?

Even banks do this. Depending on the type of account, there are fees charged for each inactivity period, which can start as late as 12 months in some countries. However, over time, the funds are sent to the state as unclaimed property. This won't happen with Kucoin, and they will likely seize them.

Quote from: logfiles on September 15, 2025, 09:59:47 PM

It's simple... so that they force you to verify, and they are back in business with you Grin

If my account has been dormant, the action most will take is move their funds out. I wonder if they'll negatively change any account and deduct it in the future if a deposit is made
I also wonder what benefit they get from dormant accounts that have undergone the kyc process.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 15, 2025, 11:58:04 PM

I can think of of just one logical explanation which is when there is a dispute over the ownership of an old account. In this case, they have no reliable way to verify who is the real owner if that person didn’t pass kyc.

I don't remember using kucoin, but almost all exchanges are a pain when you want to recover an account that has been blocked or is disputed, even with full kyc.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 14, 2025, 10:53:43 PM

A friendly advice to PapaBet OR, as an official representative, you should never take things personally. I sensed some tension in your replies and, to be honest, that doesn’t look very professional.
Even if a user hasn’t made a deposit on your casino, he still have the right to ask questions and share his concerns here.
If you are confident in the quality of your services, such comments shouldn’t make you angry, and you should be able to address them calmly and professionally.
Again, this is just a friendly advice and you are free to do whatever you like.

This is an open discussion, there is no chance that reputable accounts will give them good reviews in exchange for money if they provide bad service. Of course, everyone has the right to post their own valid feedback. If the platform provides fair service, then the official representative can post it here with only one valid proof from which users can understand very well that they are being truthful. But if they get angry, it will only worsen their reputation because everyone here believes only one valid proof. Anger never brings out anything good.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 14, 2025, 10:53:43 PM

A friendly advice to PapaBet OR, as an official representative, you should never take things personally. I sensed some tension in your replies and, to be honest, that doesn’t look very professional.
Even if a user hasn’t made a deposit on your casino, he still have the right to ask questions and share his concerns here.
If you are confident in the quality of your services, such comments shouldn’t make you angry, and you should be able to address them calmly and professionally.
Again, this is just a friendly advice and you are free to do whatever you like.

Yes sir, thanks for the advice.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 14, 2025, 11:35:47 PM

Quote from: batang_bitcoin on September 12, 2025, 09:49:26 PM

Most details can be found on https://1wintoken.com/

I visited the link you provided, but for some reason the Play button on that page does not work. If I click on it, it redirects me to the Telegram app, but it says “username not found”. So I couldn’t access the mini app from there. Could this be due to an issue with the referral code?

Anyway, I accessed the app from the link shared above and the game is quite fun. You can use the earned tokens to play the listed games (and you can increase your earning by completing some easy tasks). My question is, is it possible to convert or exchange those tokens for other cryptocurrencies, or is this option not available yet?

Got curious to check the link provided and same as you I encountered same issue and its says when it redirect me to telegram that username not found.

Oh I guess did you access the game already but for me no luck. It seems that its only available for few players? Or do we need to use VPN before we can access that?

Want to try it later on and let see if I can access that game if I used VPN. But also as far as I know there's no direct conversion with those token to other cryptocurrencies.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 14, 2025, 07:58:58 PM

Quote from: Mahdirakib on September 14, 2025, 04:51:08 AM

You might face more losses next time when you play the Plinko game again. Because the house will try to balance its edge in the long run. I play at low risk with 8 rows for wagering purposes. As a result, there were no opportunities for me to have a lucky session like you.

I really want to agree with you that in the long run it’s always the house that wins, but things don’t work exactly like that under the hood. Just because you have been winning for too long or because you hit a long winning streak, doesn’t mean you will suddenly start losing.
Yes, the casino always wins and that’s a fact, but not in that way. You don’t need to lose for the casino to win. What you need to understand is that someone else is paying for your wins. In other words, when you win, someone else is losing.

In my opinion, when people enter gambling, they need to look at things this way: they will have more losses than wins, which is why they should only bet amounts they can afford to lose. If they really want to beat the house in the long run, they need to be determined to the point that the day they hit a high multiplier, then on that day they should stop playing immediately and never play again. They should take their winnings and invest them in something in the real world. That's why I wouldn't advise anyone to keep playing with low multipliers.

Honestly, I think this way: we will all lose anyway in the long run. So, when we bet $10, we already have in mind that it's an amount with a low chance of not losing. Therefore, it's better for the person to bet $0.20 in each section and at a very high multiplier. If the person is lucky enough to win, they will win a lot of money, an amount that will change something in their life.

Quote from: Shishir99 on September 14, 2025, 11:04:14 AM

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 13, 2025, 11:36:44 PM

What?!! Sorry Shishir but you need to frequent the scam accusation a bit more. DuckDice is one of the most untrustworthy casinos in this forum. They have many unresolved scam accusation threads against them, that have never been resolved. Tey are amongst the most tagged profiles on this forum.

Probably yes, I said this because I don't remember seeing any active scam accusation threads lately. Considering the number of scam accusation threads that have been created against some casinos lately, I haven't seen any new scam accusation threads against Duckdice, which is why I said that they don't have any active scam accusation threads. They might have unresolved old cases, but I am not aware of them.

Please help @holydarkness point out which is still unresolved. He already said that his DuckDice contact is a nudge away from taking a look at the scam accusation thread. I think this would be a good attitude if they solved them all.

A bit OOT to continue talking about DuckDice here, but yes, I very welcome a nudge with a list of unresolved cases against them in this forum so I can reach my contact and get them to look into it. As always, my aim is to get the members of the forum [thus, both the players and the casinos representative] a safe and secure and fair environment on this forum.

Given I can't scan gambling boars so often, I'll appreciate that nudge [preferably by PM so we can keep this thread clean] with cases that's probably posted on this board or other board aside of SA, that flew under my radar, so I can get my contact to handle it.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 14, 2025, 07:58:58 PM

Quote from: Mahdirakib on September 14, 2025, 04:51:08 AM

You might face more losses next time when you play the Plinko game again. Because the house will try to balance its edge in the long run. I play at low risk with 8 rows for wagering purposes. As a result, there were no opportunities for me to have a lucky session like you.

I really want to agree with you that in the long run it’s always the house that wins, but things don’t work exactly like that under the hood. Just because you have been winning for too long or because you hit a long winning streak, doesn’t mean you will suddenly start losing.
Yes, the casino always wins and that’s a fact, but not in that way. You don’t need to lose for the casino to win. What you need to understand is that someone else is paying for your wins. In other words, when you win, someone else is losing.

If you look at it from your explanation, there’s a similarity to trading — where whenever we make a profit, there are also other traders who take a loss.
Those losing traders are one of the sources of the profit we gain, and vice versa when we’re the ones losing in trading.

It’s the same with casino gambling, where the winnings that gamblers receive also come from other gamblers who lose. And those who lose are essentially the ones being taken
from by the various gamblers who win — something like that.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 14, 2025, 11:59:19 PM

I believe it would be good if you told us the exact reason why you removed those games, just for the sake of transparency. And if I remember correctly ( and please correct me if I’m wrong), there was just one in-house game on your casino.

As you said, practically all casinos offer games from the same providers. So, other than the way you treat your customers (which is of course a very important thing), original games are one of the things that make a casino stand out from its competitors. So, you should probably reconsider your decision and add those games back after you fix whatever bugs/glitches they may have.

Casinos can operate with games from game providers and in-house games built by their casinos can make their casinos different than competitors but if they spent resources for game development but later after game launch and operation, they don't get benefit, it's worthy to consider of removing those games.

Business runs to have profit and it's not good to run even in-house games but get loss from it. It's more severe issue if they detected that there was exploitations on home-built games but only the casino knew what happened and they might be ready to share that information with us or want to keep it for their internal business consideration only.

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 07:58:58 PM

Quote from: Mahdirakib on Today at 04:51:08 AM

You might face more losses next time when you play the Plinko game again. Because the house will try to balance its edge in the long run. I play at low risk with 8 rows for wagering purposes. As a result, there were no opportunities for me to have a lucky session like you.

I really want to agree with you that in the long run it’s always the house that wins, but things don’t work exactly like that under the hood. Just because you have been winning for too long or because you hit a long winning streak, doesn’t mean you will suddenly start losing.

but it kinda does works like that, the luck that got you that long winning streak is going to end at some point, and the house edge will start eating your balance.

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 07:58:58 PM

Yes, the casino always wins and that’s a fact, but not in that way. You don’t need to lose for the casino to win. What you need to understand is that someone else is paying for your wins. In other words, when you win, someone else is losing.

i think that's some kind of gamblers fallacy… i mean, if you are playing a luck based game like plinko, it's you vs the casino bankroll. so when you win, the casino loses, and when you lose, the casino wins. other players winning/lossing have zero effect on you.

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 07:58:58 PM

Quote from: Mahdirakib on Today at 04:51:08 AM

You might face more losses next time when you play the Plinko game again. Because the house will try to balance its edge in the long run. I play at low risk with 8 rows for wagering purposes. As a result, there were no opportunities for me to have a lucky session like you.

I really want to agree with you that in the long run it’s always the house that wins, but things don’t work exactly like that under the hood. Just because you have been winning for too long or because you hit a long winning streak, doesn’t mean you will suddenly start losing.
Yes, the casino always wins and that’s a fact, but not in that way. You don’t need to lose for the casino to win. What you need to understand is that someone else is paying for your wins. In other words, when you win, someone else is losing.

Some are losing and some are winning. The casino platforms are just rolling in the users' money. And the algorithm of gambling games is arranged in such a way that the winning ratio is very low, so the casino sites are winning a lot of money. And some lucky people are able to change their luck with the casino site. We are all aware of these things, so we can forget our losses very quickly and console ourselves that we were not lucky. So we should use our entertainment budget only to use gambling as entertainment. Which can sometimes give us something big if our luck is good that day.

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 08:59:47 PM

OP, you need to give us more details so we can determine whether this is a sign of rigged games or just a temporary issue. You should tell us on which casino you have experienced this, which Crash game exactly, whether it’s an in-house game or from a third-party provider, whether it’s provably fair or not...?
As per my experience, this happens (sometimes you just get logged out for no apparent reason) when you are about to hit a big win and it usually happens with provably fair games. They just have no other way to prevent you from hitting that big win but to use the excuse of "technical glitch".

Op after creating this topic many people have posted here but he has not cleared many things here. He has gambled on any site and he has not posted any proof of the incident that happened to him. And he is not keeping any eye on this topic so his opening this topic is completely unreasonable he is not looking for any solution to his problem he just posted this out of curiosity. So we should not talk about this issue. However, OP is not a new member, so such an absurd topic cannot be expected from him/her

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 13, 2025, 11:36:44 PM

What?!! Sorry Shishir but you need to frequent the scam accusation a bit more. DuckDice is one of the most untrustworthy casinos in this forum. They have many unresolved scam accusation threads against them, that have never been resolved. Tey are amongst the most tagged profiles on this forum.

Probably yes, I said this because I don't remember seeing any active scam accusation threads lately. Considering the number of scam accusation threads that have been created against some casinos lately, I haven't seen any new scam accusation threads against Duckdice, which is why I said that they don't have any active scam accusation threads. They might have unresolved old cases, but I am not aware of them.

Please help @holydarkness point out which is still unresolved. He already said that his DuckDice contact is a nudge away from taking a look at the scam accusation thread. I think this would be a good attitude if they solved them all.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 12, 2025, 09:58:39 PM

اود ان اضم صوتي للاخوة في الاعلى للترحيب بك معنا في المنتدى.

لا شك ان الاستثمار في العقارات من اكثر الاستثمارات نجاحا و من اكثرها استقرارا ايضا و خاصة في مناطق مثل دبي و الامارات بصفة عامة. المؤسسات التي ذكرتها و التي لديكم شراكة معها هي من ابرز المؤسسات و اشهرها في هذا المجال في المنطقة و هذا امر ايجابي و بالتاكيد سيزيد من ثقة المستثمرين في شركتكم.

فقط لدي تساؤل بخصوص العوائد من ارباح البيتكوين. انت ذكرت ان الارباح يمكن ان تصل حتى ل 20% سنويا.
ما هي الضمانات التي لديكم بهذا الخصوص؟ ماذا سيحدث لو، لسبب من الاسباب، تراجع سعر البيتكوين و قد شهدنا حدوث ذلك في الماضي؟ هل ستقومون بتعويض المستثمرين من حسابكم الخاص او ان المستثمر، طبعا حسب بنود العقد بينكم، يتحمل تلك الخسارة؟

Quote from: Kavelj22 on September 12, 2025, 11:15:05 PM

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 12, 2025, 09:58:39 PM

فقط لدي تساؤل بخصوص العوائد من ارباح البيتكوين. انت ذكرت ان الارباح يمكن ان تصل حتى ل 20% سنويا.
ما هي الضمانات التي لديكم بهذا الخصوص؟ ماذا سيحدث لو، لسبب من الاسباب، تراجع سعر البيتكوين و قد شهدنا حدوث ذلك في الماضي؟ هل ستقومون بتعويض المستثمرين من حسابكم الخاص او ان المستثمر، طبعا حسب بنود العقد بينكم، يتحمل تلك الخسارة؟

في الشروط التي ذكرها لاتمام العقد، ذكر ان تحديد سعر البيتكوين يمكن ان يتغير حسب الاتفاق و توقيت عقد الصفقة بما ان سعر البيتكوين غير مستقر و يشهد تذبذبا ملحوظا و بالتالي يجب ان يتم تحديد السعر بدقة للبيتكوين كي يتناسب مع ثمن الاستثمار. في نفس الوقت فانه يعتمد على حركة السعر المتذبذبة و يعتبرها في منحى تصاعدي متواصل بما يحق ارباحا دائمة تم تحديدها ب20% و هو رقم خيالي حسب رأيي خصوصا انه يحدد فترة زمنية دقيقة و لا يراعي خصوصية البيتكوين في ان حركته السعرية لا يمكن تحديدها.

هناك مشكلة حول كيف يمكن تحديد سعر البيتكوين لاتمام الصفقة لانه يجب ان يكون هناك مرجع واضح و دقيق و معتمد ايضا. لو كان الدفع بعملة مستقرة كالUSDT لكان الأمر أسهل.
و أيضا مراجعة نسبة العوائد من الأرباح لأن البيتكوين ليس مربحا في كل الاحوال و على جميع الفترات. احيانا كثيرة حين تحتسب العوائد السنوية من تاريخ معين الى نفس التاريخ بعد سنة فانه من الوارد جدا ان تجد تراجعا في القيمة او على الاقل ليست قيمة يمكن تحديدها من تلبداية.

شكراً لكم على إثارة هذه التساؤلات المهمة — دعونا نوضح بعض النقاط الأساسية:

1. بخصوص نموذج العوائد 18–20%
نحن لا نزعم أن سعر البيتكوين سيرتفع دائماً. ما نقوله هو أن تاريخياً حقق البيتكوين معدلات نمو سنوية مركبة (CAGR) عالية جداً. حالياً معدل النمو السنوي للبيتكوين يقارب 50%.

لكن في نموذجنا الاستثماري نستخدم افتراضاً أكثر تحفظاً بحدود 30% فقط. وعلى هذا الأساس، ومع عوائد الإيجار العقاري في دبي (8–10%)، يمكن أن تصل العوائد السنوية الفعّالة إلى 18–20% مع مرور الوقت.

2. استراتيجيتنا — الانطلاق من سوق هابط
استراتيجيتنا مبنية على دورة سوق البيتكوين. نبدأ من سنة هابطة (2026) مما يتيح للعملاء تراكم البيتكوين بأسعار أقل نسبياً.

ومع دخول السوق في دورة صعودية جديدة بعد حوالي 4 سنوات، يستفيد المستثمر من تدفق الإيجارات العقارية المستقرة إضافةً إلى أثر تراكم سعر البيتكوين عند ارتفاعه.

كما نشجع على الاطّلاع على استراتيجيتنا البديلة: نموذج الشراء–البيع السنوي للبيتكوين، حيث يقوم العميل ببيع كل البيتكوين المتراكم من 1 يناير حتى 31 ديسمبر من كل عام. حتى مع هذا النهج المحافظ، يحقق العميل أرباحاً على المدى الطويل — وبفارق ملحوظ مقارنةً بحال لو احتفظ فقط بالدرهم أو اليورو أو الدولار.

👉 التفاصيل الكاملة هنا: aptaurus.com/bitcoin-strategy

3. التقلبات والمخاطر
نعم — البيتكوين متقلب، وقد يسجل خسائر في فترات قصيرة (سنة أو سنتين). لذلك نؤكد دائماً أن استراتيجيتنا متوسطة إلى طويلة الأمد.

العقار يمثل ركيزة مستقرة، بينما البيتكوين يضيف عنصر النمو.

4. الالتزام القانوني ودورنا كمستشارين
بموجب قوانين دولة الإمارات، نحن غير مسموح لنا أن نضمن أو نعد بأي عائد ثابت.

دورنا كشركة استشارات عقارية هو تزويد العملاء بتحليل معمّق للسوق والفرص الاستثمارية. وهذا ينطبق ليس فقط على العقار بل على أي مجال استثماري: لا يمكن لأي مستشار أن يضمن عوائد، لكن يُنتظر منه أن يقدم دراسة دقيقة وموثوقة. هذا ما يميز مستشاراً عن آخر.

في AP Taurus لدينا أكثر من 10 سنوات خبرة في مجال البيتكوين إلى جانب خبرات واسعة في الاستثمار عموماً. نحن نعرف ما نقوم به، والأهم أننا نستثمر أموالنا مثل عملائنا — أي أننا نربط مصلحتنا بمصلحتهم.

بالتالي، جميع الأرقام التي نعرضها هي توقعات تحليلية مبنية على بيانات تاريخية وافتراضات متحفظة، وليست وعوداً. والنتائج الفعلية تعتمد على أداء السوق مستقبلاً.

5. استلام عوائد الإيجار بالعملات الرقمية
بعض العملاء يفضلون استلام عوائد الإيجار الشهرية مباشرةً بالـ BTC، وآخرون يفضلون USDT.

نحن نشجع على استلام العوائد أولاً بـ USDT لأنه يلغي أي إشكال حول سعر الصرف. بعدها يمكن للعميل تحويل الـ USDT إلى بيتكوين (أو أي أصل آخر) في الوقت والمكان الذي يناسبه.

6. الخلاصة
استراتيجيتنا تجمع بين:
• عوائد إيجار عقاري مستقرة 8–10%
• معدل نمو سنوي للبيتكوين ~50% حالياً، مع اعتماد 30% فقط في نموذجنا
• الانطلاق من سنة هابطة (2026) لتراكم البيتكوين حتى الدورة التالية
• خيار استلام العوائد بالـ BTC أو USDT (مع التوصية بالـ USDT للوضوح)
• تحليل عميق، شفافية، ومواءمة مصالحنا مع مصالح عملائنا

النتيجة: توقع عوائد فعّالة بحدود 18–20%، لكنها تبقى دائماً توقعات تحليلية وليست وعوداً ثابتة.

الشفافية وتثقيف المستثمرين هما أساس عملنا، ونرحب بأي نقاش إضافي.

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 03:47:26 PM

Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 03:24:27 PM

Also, Telegram is already quite crowded with scammers.

But you're also right from another angle—scammers aren't as rampant on Discord, so it's still an okay place to hang out,
at least for now.

I'm not that fond of Telegran and I rarely use it, so I never bothered to edit the privacy settings to disallow messages from random people (I don’t think it’s the best solution anyway). So, whenever I join a casino or an exchange official group, I instantly start receiving unsolicited messages from people impersonating the exchange/casino's team in which they give you fake offers with phishing links.
I'm pretty sure they are doing the same with all other group members, and the fact they are still doing it sadly means that some unwaranted users fall for it.

Things are different with Telegram, It's good that you can configure Telegram for that type of privacy, it's not bad, but Telegram is powerful, it offers privacy, and that's very important.

Sometimes I compare it to Excel Why? Excel isn't just about copying and pasting or doing basic things you can program it.,The same goes for Telegram If you use it well, it's a very powerful tool.

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Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 09:58:39 PM

فقط لدي تساؤل بخصوص العوائد من ارباح البيتكوين. انت ذكرت ان الارباح يمكن ان تصل حتى ل 20% سنويا.
ما هي الضمانات التي لديكم بهذا الخصوص؟ ماذا سيحدث لو، لسبب من الاسباب، تراجع سعر البيتكوين و قد شهدنا حدوث ذلك في الماضي؟ هل ستقومون بتعويض المستثمرين من حسابكم الخاص او ان المستثمر، طبعا حسب بنود العقد بينكم، يتحمل تلك الخسارة؟

في الشروط التي ذكرها لاتمام العقد، ذكر ان تحديد سعر البيتكوين يمكن ان يتغير حسب الاتفاق و توقيت عقد الصفقة بما ان سعر البيتكوين غير مستقر و يشهد تذبذبا ملحوظا و بالتالي يجب ان يتم تحديد السعر بدقة للبيتكوين كي يتناسب مع ثمن الاستثمار. في نفس الوقت فانه يعتمد على حركة السعر المتذبذبة و يعتبرها في منحى تصاعدي متواصل بما يحق ارباحا دائمة تم تحديدها ب20% و هو رقم خيالي حسب رأيي خصوصا انه يحدد فترة زمنية دقيقة و لا يراعي خصوصية البيتكوين في ان حركته السعرية لا يمكن تحديدها.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 11, 2025, 11:18:35 PM

هنا الان تفطنت ان صاحب الموضوع قال انه كان يعدن منذ 2009!!
لا اعتقد ان اي شخص يحكي معنا كان يعدن من 2009

هاها، نحن عددنا ليس قليلاً ممن لم يفقدوا أصولهم وما زال لديهم الوصول إلى محافظهم. الفكرة أن الكثير من الجيل الأول من نهاية 2008 (فريق ساتوشي) وبداية 2009 سيبدأون بالظهور الآن، لكن فقط من أجل سحب جزئي للأصول. لن تكون هناك قفزات كبيرة أو تحركات ضخمة هذا العام.

Quote from: yhiaali3 on Today at 02:29:38 AM

Quote from: Kavelj22 on September 11, 2025, 10:39:05 PM

لكنه لا يعني ابدا انك حصلت على القرض بدون ضمانات و اذا كانت هناك فعلا ضمانات فلا اعتقد ان بينانس تأكدت منها في غضون يومين و انت عالق في روسيا و هم في دبي. جميع اسئلة العضو yahia مشروعة و منطقية و لم اتوقع صراحة انك ستسخر من اسئلتك دون ان تلاحظ حجم المفارقات في منشورك.

للأسف أخي لقد سألته أسئلة منطقية لكنه اكتفى بالسخرية واتهمنا أننا لم نفهم منشوره
على كل حال المفارقة أنه يملك المال الكافي للسفر والإقامة في دبي ريثما يتم الاتفاق مع بينانس ويحصل على القرض لكنه لايملك المال الكافي للسفر إلى سنغفاورة التي لم أفهم حتى الآن ما علاقتها بالعملات المعدنية التي قام بتعدينها منذ 2009 Huh

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 11, 2025, 11:18:35 PM

هنا الان تفطنت ان صاحب الموضوع قال انه كان يعدن منذ 2009!!
لا اعتقد ان اي شخص يحكي معنا كان يعدن من 2009

نعم لقد تفطنت لذلك منذ البداية وأخبرته أنه لابد أن يكون ثريا إذا كان يعدن منذ الأيام الأولى للبيتكوين وكان بإمكانه بيع بعض مايملك P2P للحصول على تكاليف السفر بدل القرض لكنه هزأ من كلامنا واتهمنا أننا لم نفهم الموضوع!!!

على كل حال مادام حصل على ممول كما يقول فنتمنى له التوفيق

يبدو أنكم لم تفهموا بشكل صحيح. أنا على معرفة ببينانس منذ فترة طويلة وهم على علم بأصولي الرئيسية، ولهذا قام قسم الـ OTC مباشرة بإصدار دعوة وخطاب نوايا (LOI) لإتمام الصفقة.

جميع حساباتي البنكية في روسيا مجمّدة بالكامل، ومن الناحية التقنية أنا مُفلس داخل بلدي. هذه نتيجة طبيعية للعقوبات والجيوسياسة الخاصة ببلدي. لذلك في ذلك الوقت كنت بحاجة إلى ممول لتغطية تكاليف المساعدة القانونية والسفر إلى سنغافورة، حيث أن واحدًا من أصل 12 محفظة موجود في صندوق أمانات بنكي، ولكن للوصول إليه كان لابد من توفر الأموال من أجل المحامي والسفر وكافة الإجراءات. بعد ذلك يتم تنفيذ الصفقة مباشرة في الجولة الأولى مع استرجاع الاستثمار.

لقد وجدت المستثمر، وتم توقيع العقد بالفعل، وبالتالي لم تعد هذه المسألة قائمة.

Quote from: Kavelj22 on September 11, 2025, 10:39:05 PM

لكنه لا يعني ابدا انك حصلت على القرض بدون ضمانات و اذا كانت هناك فعلا ضمانات فلا اعتقد ان بينانس تأكدت منها في غضون يومين و انت عالق في روسيا و هم في دبي. جميع اسئلة العضو yahia مشروعة و منطقية و لم اتوقع صراحة انك ستسخر من اسئلتك دون ان تلاحظ حجم المفارقات في منشورك.

للأسف أخي لقد سألته أسئلة منطقية لكنه اكتفى بالسخرية واتهمنا أننا لم نفهم منشوره
على كل حال المفارقة أنه يملك المال الكافي للسفر والإقامة في دبي ريثما يتم الاتفاق مع بينانس ويحصل على القرض لكنه لايملك المال الكافي للسفر إلى سنغفاورة التي لم أفهم حتى الآن ما علاقتها بالعملات المعدنية التي قام بتعدينها منذ 2009 Huh

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 11, 2025, 11:18:35 PM

هنا الان تفطنت ان صاحب الموضوع قال انه كان يعدن منذ 2009!!
لا اعتقد ان اي شخص يحكي معنا كان يعدن من 2009

نعم لقد تفطنت لذلك منذ البداية وأخبرته أنه لابد أن يكون ثريا إذا كان يعدن منذ الأيام الأولى للبيتكوين وكان بإمكانه بيع بعض مايملك P2P للحصول على تكاليف السفر بدل القرض لكنه هزأ من كلامنا واتهمنا أننا لم نفهم الموضوع!!!

على كل حال مادام حصل على ممول كما يقول فنتمنى له التوفيق

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 08, 2025, 07:23:13 PM

Sweet Bonanza, and its variants, is indeed one of the most famous slot games. Actually, and I don’t think I would be exaggerating if I say it’s considered a reference when we talk about multi-reel slot games.

I like sweet bonanza but not like that. And I think it is the same reason with you. I have just not be lucky with it. I don't know how they do it but it makes me think that there are people who are lucky on some slot games than on others. A person who plays sweet bonanza will hit high multipliers but when the same person goes on to play a slot game like Mental, they get nothing. I don't know why but I just think this is what it is.

Quote from: bitLeap on September 08, 2025, 06:35:19 PM

That's right, it's also my favorite game at any casino, I'll definitely play it. And now at Razed, I rarely switch games. Sweet Bonanza, Bonanza x1000, and Bonanza Super Scatter are my regulars.

I know this was a couple of days ago but congratulations bitLeap.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 08, 2025, 08:59:29 PM

^^
Sorry leo, but if you want people here to take you seriously, then you need to avoid making things personal and avoid engaging in useless discussions that helps no one.
If you believe he is a paid shill (I guess this is what you mean when you pointed out his account is new), then just ignore him. Otherwise, other members will get distracted from the main issue.

ps, he could be an old member but chose to create a new account to post anonymously. But, as I said, that’s irrelevant and doesn’t really matter.

Especially when it becomes such a big mess of quotes being used each time the dialogue continues Cheesy

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 07, 2025, 09:59:23 PM

Am I missing something? What mistakes are you talking about?
Concerning Andrew’s case, AG still shows it as unresolved and they are still waiting for Bitzresponse to their request. I hope it gets resolved soon, though, so both parties can move on.

I'm not sure what that guy was talking about. But regarding Andrew's case, AskGambler updated the thread and marked it as resolved, as the Bitz team shared the sensitive information privately instead of posting it publicly. As predicted, the player already got his deposit back and he was trying to get his winnings - which was voided by Bitz due to the rules violation. The case is now solved.

Quote from: Don Pedro Dinero on September 08, 2025, 04:20:25 PM

Hey, Bitz_Casino. I can't see the image you uploaded. You might wanna bookmark and use:

https://www.talkimg.com/

Which is a site that was especially developed so people from the forum could upload images on it.

I think they know about Talkimg. They already used Talkimg once after somebody suggested them to use Talkimg instead of using ibb. But not sure why they started using ibb again.

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 03:42:47 AM

Self moderation rule: franky1 has no right to post here, any of his posts will be f.. deleted.

LOL - you didn't self moderate. Tongue

Your timing is interesting; I just came to this conclusion myself a few mins ago. He has done this a few times now - argue things I have not even written.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5558506.msg65789201#msg65789201

Quote from: Abdussamad on September 08, 2025, 07:37:25 PM

Because those private keys are not covered by a backup of the wallet's seed.

Quote from: nc50lc on Today at 06:25:08 AM

In the old versions when a similar feature was possible: Some newbies who imported their unrelated key(s) to an HD wallet reported missing funds for not backing up the imported keys after losing access to the wallet, thinking that they can restore it with the wallet's seed phrase.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 08, 2025, 07:58:13 PM

I just tested it on the Electrum for mobile and it worked. You need to click on "create wallet" from the Wallets menu. chooe a wallet name then choose "import Bitcoin addresses or private keys", then you can copy-paste the private key(s).

Yeah I was under no illusions that the new seed would cover the imported addresses private keys... so I was just going to keep the wallet file properly accessible from a central location from now on (rather than just recreating it using the seed, if I re-install the PC).

The fact Electrum Mobile can do it is really odd... either neither should or the Electrum Desktop is missing the feature?

Quote from: BitMaxz on September 08, 2025, 02:56:05 PM

once you imported these public addresses the label won't sync except the transaction history. The server for labelsync won't recognise it because it doesn't have the Master Public Key.
They use MPK function as wallet_ID without the MPK how the server would determine if the wallet is sending different MPK?

Makes sense.

Quote from: BitMaxz on September 08, 2025, 02:56:05 PM

I don't know if exporting the labels locally and import it once you created a watch-only wallet would work but I think this one can't force to upload if you import only a public or BTC address like I said it would created a new watch-only wallet unless if you imported master public key.

specifically...

Quote from: BitMaxz on September 08, 2025, 02:56:05 PM

unless if you imported master public key.

Oh now there is an idea!

So perhaps a single wallet file that supports multiple seeds (either 'old', 'standard', or BIP39)... thus multiple MPK's within one wallet file... that would provide everything I'm hoping for? Sort of a "New wallet & merge old wallet" option?

I guess another way would be to put your current wallet file, along with any other wallets you consider to be historically linked... in the same directory - and have all the wallets from that directory as one window.

By that I mean... the 'History' tab would show transactions from multiple wallets merged together? This would only makes sense for wallets that have been "closed" (whatever that means) with a zero balance... else the History window wouldn't make much sense for a running total.

Basically... any method of getting some continuity from the old wallet to the new for seeing all the transaction history at once, would be nice

Just not sure how to get there.

Quote from: Alone055 on August 23, 2025, 09:38:56 PM

Quote from: khaled0111 on August 04, 2025, 08:54:22 PM

That’s also what I thought at first when I read about this story. I even thought this might be a scam attempt since he posted a bitcoin address and asked for donations.
But after reading his replies, I found that he shared a copy of the report he filed with IC3 which contains the transaction ID and the scammer’s address. You can also watch this interview on youtube in which he and his wife talk about what happened: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3PZKrCMkxs
They also organized a fundraising campaign on GoFundMe and they managed to raise ~$7k so far.
So, I believe this story is genuine and he did, indeed, get scammed.

Even though what happened is tragic, and I can understand how they must feel, one just can't help but wonder how a person can be in the industry for so long and still behave like a total newbie. I watched the initial few minutes of the interview, he says that he realized that the mobile app is not associated with the desktop app, which means they don't have a mobile wallet, but he came to know abou that after the case, which is so naive for him not to confirm this before importing a wallet containing almost $1m worth of Bitcoin.

Losing money is very bad, but that person lost the best asset of the present time, Bitcoin. It is natural for him to feel bad. Many may call the story a lie, but I will definitely tell the story. I lost a small amount of money a few days ago. I have been worried for the last two months until now, that is why I believe that choosing a wallet is the most important. Where you will store the most valuable Bitcoin of the present time for a long time, this wallet should be strong and sturdy so that security is not lost.

Quote from: khaled0111 on September 08, 2025, 11:57:36 PM

btw, if I’m not mistaken, the last time I visited their casino I remember seeing that they had an original game. But I just checked and it seems they have removed it! Why would they do that?

Probably because of what you already mentioned in your post. There is a possibility that those games come with bugs and glitches. Since they bought the script, and I assume they installed it themselves without hiring a professional coder, they are unable to fix those bugs and glitches, which is why they had to remove those games. I am not sure; I am just telling what I think. But there might be other reasons.

You can start with a ready-made script to save some money. But you need developers who can fix all the bugs and ensure your website runs smoothly. There is a possibility the casino would collaps within a few months if they do not have a experienced developer.