I share that speculation with you and I am sure many others do, considering the number of incidents of blocked users suspected to be doing multi-accounting after depositing and trying to withdraw, compared to the number of those blocked right after signing in. However, I can't frankly say that it is a commun method used by casinos to trap those users and punishing them for multi-accounting.

أعتقد أن التمييز هنا مهم. ليس الأمر أن وسط أفريقيا تراجعت لمجرد أنها خرجت بأغلبية الأصوات. بل إنها أيضًا في اتحاد نقدي (CEMAC) مع بنك مركزي إقليمي هددها بفرض عقوبات لأن تشريعاتها الوطنية خالفت الاتحاد النقدي بأكمله. هذا يعني ضغطًا خارجيًا مباشرًا من الدول المجاورة، وليس مجرد اعتراف داخلي بالفشل.

السلفادور ليست في نفس الموقف لأنها مستقلة ماليًا بالفعل (مدولرة). الضغط الوحيد على السلفادور جاء من صندوق النقد الدولي، بدلاً من الدول المجاورة.


برايي الاثنين مو منفصلين، الوضع الاقتصادي المتدهور بالذات هو السبب اللي خلى القرار متسرع وغير مدروس، حكومة ماشية براس المال بشكل طبيعي ماكانت تحتاج تثبت نفسها بخطوة جريئة كذا. يعني الفقر نفسه ولد الحاجة للمقامرة السياسية.


بس لو كان انتصار معنوي حقيقي كان المفروض نشوف دول ثانية تتبعها بنفس الجدية، وحتى الوحيدة اللي جربت (افريقيا الوسطى) تراجعت خلال سنة وحدة. يعني الانجاز الرمزي موجود، بس عمليا ما قنع ولا دولة ثانية تكرر التجربة لحد الان، وهذا يضعف فكرة انه نموذج ناجح يستاهل التقليد.

The key point is to differentiate between the volume wagered and risk to the bankroll. Only wagers that count toward the wagering requirement count. Meaning that $0.10 bets and $1 bets count differently per round at the casino. However the size of the bankroll also plays a role since a $1 bet only takes up 10% of a $10 bankroll. But 1% of a $100 bankroll. Both sides are seeing the same side of the coin. Smaller bets can have a lower risk of losing the bankroll rapidly but won't be easier to accomplish with regards to overall volume.

You're right about device fingerprinting being utilized to identify multi-accounting.
Some casinos also analyze browser fingerprints, device IDs, WebGL fingerprints, time zones, font types, and various other subtle indicators.
Therefore, merely changing the IP address has little effect if the individual is using the same device or browser, particularly Google Chrome.
I suspect that some casinos deliberately allow multi-accounting to continue for a while, waiting for the ideal moment when the individual makes a deposit, plays, and then attempts to withdraw significant winnings (this is just my speculation, though).

You are right about this point. Almost all casinos can detect the multi-accounting without the user makes mistake by depositing from the same source. There exist what is called device fingerprint by which the system can detect accounts using the same devices. Unless the multi accounting user is old school who doesn't change his IP each time he changes the account.

Well, we can't tell if the casino would act directly once catched or not. But I guess many of them wait until the person uses his accounts and makes deposits, then once willing to withdraw some winnings he will get hos account suspended for review. Then we know the result.

yup, it will have the same value if we look at how much of the amount to bet. Small bets aren’t intended to increase the potential to win, since luck will always play a role in every spin. However, this is an effort to meet the wager requirement with a limited budget, and trying the smallest possible bet may help us achieve the goal. After all, it’s crucial to keep playing with your deposit to meet the minimum wager requirement for this event if you only want to use a $10 deposit. If converted to an IDR balance, to reach the $20 minimum wager, starting from the smallest bet of 500 IDR (converted to dollars, that’s about 0.028 per spin), in the worst-case scenario, your money will run out after around 300–400 spins. And that’s assuming the reels only give symbols that don’t give any return or give only a small return. Is that possible? It’s very possible in slots.

just a preview (human math, this can be wrong in real) between using small bets only with $10 deposits and how much spins you need

Bet..............	for $10 wager (worst case no winning)..............	for $20 Wager (with some winning)
$0.028	357 spins	715 spins
$0.05	200 spins	400 spins
$0.10	100 spins	200 spins

I don't think any genuine reason could probably make an op of a thread to completely go of line for almost a month? Especially on an official thread like this if not some dirty stuff or something that isn't clean or shady. However, i have warned severally that we should be more careful because people will aways appear to be real at the start but at the end become wild and likely prove how sensable they are. And to be save, let's just be always watchful while choosing a casino and avoid attractive offers. Hence it's not always what we think.

I understand the logic and everyone's pockets are not the same. I'd went with that route with placing very little bets just to fulfill the wagering requirements and it was successful. And if that's a gambler's fallacy, I think that you're right but as long as it works for me and to me it's not really that much while trying to fulfill that, I'll always choose to go for that option.

you are right about this one, an anti cheating system will read some risk flag can be used by system, IP address is one of them, but because this can be a false positive information, system may flagging that account with another factor such as, device fingerprint, cookies/localstorage, device identifier and more. With these factors, the system can determine and detected that user have multiple accounts without waiting them to make a first deposit. However, will the platform immediately block those accounts? Some platforms do not immediately block multiple accounts until the users engage in activities that can harm the company, such as bonus abuse. So, in my opinion, the assumption that platforms wait for a deposit before blocking an account is not entirely incorrect, since each platform has its own criteria for deciding whether to block users with multiple accounts immediately or waiting until users being caught abusing bonuses or promotions.

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I think what he meant by that is if you are placing a bet with only 0.10$ per bet, it would take you 100 bets to reach $10 wager.
A little different when you have a higher bankroll like for example, if you have a 100$ balance and place 1$ bet, you will need 100 bets to reach the same amount as your entire balance. Compared to someone with a small balance, placing a bet of 1$ can possibly result to losing the entire balance much faster.

Yes, that is the main reason. If you do KYC on an exchange or casino platform, if it is secure with them, then it is not a problem. Because money is deposited there and gambling is done by trusting that platform. However, if that platform is ever hacked and kyc information leaks or if they sell those documents on the black market to get some financial support, that is a big reason for fear. Because if personal documents are used for any illegal or cyber crime, the person whose documents will be used can be in danger. That is why platforms without kyc always attract gamblers more and when a gambler comes to know that he has to do kyc on the platform where he is going to gamble, he is very scared about that issue and if necessary, he shifts to another platform.

I don't understand your maths because it is not adding up when consider wagered. $0.1 bets on a $10 balance is the same percentage of the account balance as $1 bet on a $100 balance but the wagered volume is completely different and that is what the casino look at and not the percentage of your balance you use in your individual bets. Unless, I did not get your point for which I would want you to make further clarifications.

It is not like KYC casinos or exchange are bad but privacy leakage has been the reason why so many players want to protect their identity so that they don't see their KYC data being everywhere as a result of cyber attack on the casino or exchange they have presented their information. We have seen the case of Bitsler that make the casino team to quickly close their operations because their KYC information on licensed platform was leaked to the public. This can be a dangerous exposure to the public that can affect a casino unexpectedly.

Because the wagering requirement is the same and to win a wagering contest, wagering volume does not change no matter which strategies you use during the contest for accumulating your wagering volume and competing with other participants.

Top participants with highest wagering volumes have to wager more rounds with smaller capital to have an identified figure of wager volume, or have to wager less times but with bigger capital for each bet. Generally nothing change in long term because it's a game of probability, so wagering with bigger or smaller capital does not change probability.

That is true. Even though they are demanding for a KYC let it be in this regard that you just mentioned above and not the other way round. I beleive players wouldn't find it too annoying if it's solely because of this reason. But where I find it very pissing is when I a casino will initially said they're non KYC at the beginning of everything and only start demanding for your details when you are about to withdraw your winnings. This is the height of it and casino really need to stop that attitude because it's no longer funny anymore.

However, what they've failed to understand is that, transparency and sincerity in everything is the best marketing strategy that can pull up a casino to any level they want. And this is what they don't understand.

I share the same view with you. Saying that a casino is NoKYC when they know very well that they demand verification especially when it's time to make withdrawals is a cheap misleading market strategy some of these casinos use.

NoKYC will better make sense when users will not be compulsorily asked for verification upfront but be forced to do so when their account becomes suspicious.

 Everyone should try and be checking ToS  before making deposits on casinos.

The good thing about this is that the weekly bonus is based on a user's real activity in the account. And it's not something that anyone can sign up with several accounts just to abuse the bonus. It also implies that the bonus is more meaningful for players who use their platform regularly.  That is actually a very effective strategy for me than giving rewards to everybody without considering if they are using the Casino or not. The important thing is that a regular player on jack.com have a little token to look forward to every week.

Yeah I know of there terms and conditions concerning having multiple account however, even though they don’t allow it that those not mean some people won’t try to out smart them by having multiple account.
As a casino for you to stop people from having multiple account you need to make sure that before any account will get your bonus, like the one jack.com gives out weekly, you need to make sure those account have spent some time on your casino and they have spent some reasonable amount of money in your casino.
The conditions that is given for the jack.com weekly bonus is actually perfect even though it’s not actually that difficult.

Some people that usually come to scam accusation board to complain of a casino blocking their account is actually because of having multiple account.

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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

كما وعدتكم سابقاً بمشاركة ملخص نقاط الجدارة (Merits) قريباً، إليكم التفاصيل.

دعونا نتحدث أولاً عن أكبر مرسلي الميرتس، وهم الأعضاء الذين قاموا بتوزيع أكبر عدد من نقاط الجدارة في مجتمعنا المحلي. وهذه القائمة تضم أعلى 3 مرسلين:

• 🥇 mikeywith
• 🥈 hugeblack
• 🥉 OmegaStarScream

وهذا هو الرسم البياني لمرسلي الميرتس:


وهذا المخطط الدائري (Pie Chart) الذي يوضح نسبة كل مرسل:


ودعونا ننتقل الآن للحديث عن أكبر مستلمي الميرتس، وإليكم أعلى 3 أعضاء:

• 🥇 khaled0111
• 🥈 OmegaStarScream
• 🥉 ObeyKnock

وهذا هو الرسم البياني لمستلمي الميرتس:


وهذا هو المخطط الدائري الخاص بهم:


إذا كان لديكم أي اقتراح أو شيء ترغبون في إضافته، لا تترددوا في مشاركتي إياه. سأحاول تطوير هذا الملخص أكثر في المرات القادمة. شكراً لكم جميعاً.

This is the right summery, and what I have been working with since the idea of no-KYC became a marketing strategy.  I keep it in mind that KYC can be required at anytime even though the platform advertised as no-KYC, this helps me avoid surprises. Although, a legit casino that is not desperate for user data rarely ask for KYC unless there is serious need for that like the case of suspicious activities in the account.

It's not a comfortable fact but people as users must be very knowledgeable and clever in choosing platforms from exchanges, marketplaces to casinos to use. They must self identify clearly that whether they are anti-KYC and try to avoid KYC as most as possible or they are KYC accepted and very ready to submit personal documents for KYC verification.

What online casinos promote are things users can not change, mostly can not change, so they must focus on their practice on KYC, protect KYC or let it go easily. The most important fact they must be aware is personal documents, privacy after losing will not be able to get it back, especially in this era of Internet, AI and massive storage by many parties.

Well, if it helps, here is a list containing only the topics which need Urdu translations (so you won't have to scroll through the entire big list anymore )

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Ooops that was a mistake on my side. I deleted the "[SPA]" after you made that translation, but left your name... In any case, good catch! One less available translation

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته.

جاءتني هذه الفكرة من الأخ Rikafip عندما وصلني إشعار إشارة (Mention) منه بالأمس، ففكرت أن بياناتنا في القسم المحلي (Local Board) يجب أن نراها أيضاً. في شهر سبتمبر، بلغ إجمالي المشاركات في قسمنا العربي 222 مشاركة.

هذه هي المرة الأولى التي أقوم فيها بجمع وإعداد هذه البيانات، لذا قد تكون هناك بعض الأخطاء. لا تترددوا في تنبيهي وسأحاول تصحيحها في المرات القادمة.

دعونا نتحدث الآن عن أعلى 3 أعضاء من حيث عدد المشاركات؛ أولهم اسمي هههه، والثاني الأخ khaled0111، والثالث الأخ Kavelj22.

• 1. ObeyKnock
• 2. khaled0111
• 3. Kavelj22

دعونا الآن نستعرض الرسوم البيانية التي تغطي جميع أعضاء القسم العربي الذين شاركوا هذا الشهر. إذا كان لديكم أي ملاحظات أو أخطاء، لا تترددوا في ذكرها.

ملاحظة: استعنت بقليل من الذكاء الاصطناعي في إعداد هذه الرسوم البيانية.


كما أنشأت مخططاً دائرياً (Pie Chart) يوضح نسبة مساهمة كل عضو، وإليكم المخطط:


وهذا جدول يوضح أعلى 10 أعضاء نشاطاً هذا الشهر:


هذه محاولة بسيطة مني ومبادرة لتقديم ملخص شهري لمشاركات سبتمبر. تم جمع البيانات من موقع TryNinja الخاص بـ (bitlist.co).

قريباً جداً سأشارككم ملخص نقاط الجدارة (Merits) أيضاً، حيث لا أزال في مرحلة جمع وتحليل البيانات الخاص بها.

أتمنى أن تشاركوني آراءكم وملاحظاتكم، كيف وجدتم هذا الملخص؟

Thank you DrBeer! I announced irfan_pak10 about your translation.

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And, since it's been 3 months from the last update regarding the topics moved to "Finished" section, I am presenting below another update. I did this last time on June 30 and I kept that post updated with the translations which were made meanwhile.

6 translations available:

• [Education] Bitcoin Privacy and Anonymity by Husna QA and DoomieChikito: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [BAN] [URD] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, DS, Adiljutt156, M47AK16 and katanic97

• [Guide] Factors to consider before joining paid signature campaigns by CryptopreneurBrainboss: this topic lacks translations in [ROM] [RUS] [UKR] [URD] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of myself, zasad@ / DrBeer, khaled0111 / Zwei, DS, Adiljutt156 and katanic97

• Debunking the "Bitcoin is an environmental disaster" argument^{READ BEFORE TRANSLATING!!!} by fillippone: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [BAN] [URD] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, DS, Adiljutt156, M47AK16 and katanic97

5 translations available:

• [Guide] How to create your customized Bitcoin-Address (vanitygen) – step by step^{READ BEFORE TRANSLATING!!!} by 1miau: this topic lacks translations in [IDN] [UKR] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of HUSNA QA / dansus021, DrBeer, M47AK16 and katanic97

• #meritislife: how to be notified on a smartband of merits and mentions by fillippone: this topic lacks translations in [RUS] [TUR] [UKR] [HIN] [SER], so this should be in the attention of zasad@ / DrBeer, mindrust, M47AK16 and katanic97

• [Eng: Tutorial] Kali NetHunter - Linux on Android by DYING_S0UL: this topic lacks translations in [POR] [URD] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of r_victory, Adiljutt156 M47AK16 and katanic97

• Fees are low? Make your coins more private and (almost) quantum safe! by d5000: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [BAN] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, DS, M47AK16 and katanic97

• Is diversification into different coins really a good advice for Newbies?^{READ BEFORE TRANSLATING!!!} by 1miau: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [BAN] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, DS, M47AK16 and katanic97

• [ENG Tutorial] PGP Signature - Encrypt/Decrypt message - Fingerprint by mdayonliner and Learn Bitcoin: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [URD] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, Adiljutt156 M47AK16 and katanic97

• Campaign to improve posting quality for local boards^{READ BEFORE TRANSLATING!!!} by 1miau: this topic lacks translations in [IDN] [UKR] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of Husna QA / dansus021, Porf, DrBeer, M47AK16 and katanic97

• 5 Resources to teach Average Joe about Bitcoin^{READ BEFORE TRANSLATING!!!} by fillippone: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [UKR] [URD] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, DrBeer, Adiljutt156 and katanic97

• Forum ranks/positions/badges (What do those shiny coins under my name mean?) by John (John K.): this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [BAN] [URD] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, DS, Adiljutt156 and katanic97

• What should you know before recommending Bitcoin to a friend? by d5000: this topic lacks translations in [UKR] [BAN] [POR] [URD] [SER], so this should be in the attention of DrBeer, DS, r_victory, Adiljutt156 and katanic97

• Why people should be using SegWit addresses by 1miau: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [BAN] [URD] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, DS, Adiljutt156 and katanic97

• [Eng: Tutorial] PGP Signature - Encrypt/Decrypt message (Linux Only) by Learn Bitcoin: this topic lacks translations in [IDN] [URD] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of Husna QA / dansus021, Adiljutt156, M47AK16 and katanic97

• Everything you wanted to know about Bitcoin Strategic Reserve by fillippone: this topic lacks translations in [GER] [TUR] [BAN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, DS and katanic97

• AI guidelines by theymos: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [UKR] [BAN] [URD] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, DrBeer, DS, Adiljutt156 and katanic97

• [overview] Recover Bitcoin from any old storage format by LoyceV: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [BAN] [POR] [HIN] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, DS, r_victory, M47AK16 and katanic97

• Hidden pages/ features on the forum by notocactus: this topic lacks translations in [GER] [TUR] [URD] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of cygan, mindrust, Adiljutt156 and katanic97

4 translations available:

• Important to know: Difference Coin / Token and shady marketing practices by 1miau: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, M47AK16 and katanic97

• Recovering hacked/lost accounts by theymos: this topic lacks translations in [URD] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of Adiljutt156, M47AK16 and katanic97

• Everything you wanted to know about BTC options but were afraid to ask!^{READ BEFORE TRANSLATING!!!} by fillippone: [TUR] [BAN] [SER] [HIN], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, DS, M47AK16 and katanic97

• Silent payments by witcher_sense: this topic lacks translations in [BAN] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of DS, M47AK16 and katanic97

• MLM – a dangerous marketing strategy^{READ BEFORE TRANSLATING!!!} by 1miau: this topic lacks translations in [POR] [BAN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of r_victory, DS and katanic97

• [GUIDE] Overview of the trust flags by Upgrade00: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [POR] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, r_victory and katanic97

• Why it’s important to avoid telling everyone about your crypto holdings^{READ BEFORE TRANSLATING!!!} by 1miau: this topic lacks translations in [BAN] [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of DS, M47AK16 and katanic97

• New User Guide: How do I post images on the forum? by joker_josue: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [POR] [HIN] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, r_victory, M47AK16 and katanic97

• ⭕️ BitList.co - Image hosting & resizing for Bitcointalk by TryNinja: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [POR] [HIN] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, r_victory, M47AK16 and katanic97

• FAQ: Everything you need to know about forum 'activity, account ranks and merit by hilariousandco: this topic lacks translations in [GER] [TUR] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of cygan, mindrust and katanic97

3 translations available:

• Trade vs. HODL - avoid traps by 1miau: this topic lacks translations in [UKR] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of DrBeer and katanic97

• [May 2025]Fees are low, think about Consolidating your small inputs @1.00 sat/vb by LoyceV: this topic lacks translations in [IDN] [BAN] [SER], so this should be in the attention of Husna QA / dansus021, DS and katanic97

• How to add a Bitcoin address to Electrum / difference sweep and import priv. key^{READ BEFORE TRANSLATING!!!} by 1miau: this topic lacks translations in [POR] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of r_victory and katanic97

• There are 2^256 private keys out there: how big is that number? by fillippone: this topic lacks translations in [BAN] [URD] [SER], so this should be in the attention of DS, Adiljutt156 and katanic97

• [Newbies] Read this before you stake an address by BlackHatCoiner: this topic lacks translations in [IDN] [BAN] [SER], so this should be in the attention of Husna QA / dansus021, DS and katanic97

• [Android Tutorial] PGP Signature - Encrypt/Decrypt message by Learn Bitcoin: this topic lacks translations in [HIN] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of M47AK16 and katanic97

• Writing a welcome message by theymos: this topic lacks translations in [IDN] [BAN] [SER], so this should be in the attention of Husna QA / dansus021, DS and katanic97

• Some suggestions if you want to use tables on Bitcointalk^{READ BEFORE TRANSLATING!!!} by 1miau: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust and katanic97

• How to Export/Import Labels In Popular Wallets by Pmalek: this topic lacks translations in [TUR] [BAN] [SER], so this should be in the attention of mindrust, DS and katanic97

2 translations available:

• How to lose your Bitcoins with CTRL-C CTRL-V by LoyceV: [TUR] [UKR], so this should be in the attention of mindrust and DrBeer

• Satoshi's lesson by theymos: this topic lacks translations in [BAN] [SER], so this should be in the attention of DS and katanic97

• Bitcoin Message Tool - command-line signer & verifier by witcher_sense: this topic lacks translations in [GER] [SER], so this should be in the attention of cygan and katanic97

• TalkImg.com - Image hosting for BitcoinTalk by joker_josue: this topic lacks translations in [URD] [SER], so this should be in the attention of Adiljutt156 and katanic97

• Make sure to avoid wasting BTC for too high fees – step by step guide (Electrum)^{READ BEFORE TRANSLATING!!!} by 1miau: this topic lacks translations in [CRO] [SER], so this should be in the attention of katanic97

1 translation available:

• LoyceV's Beginners guide to correct use of the Trust system by LoyceV: this topic lacks translation in [SER], so this should be in the attention of katanic97

• Why reputation is essential on the free market by GazetaBitcoin: this topic lacks translations in [SER], so this should be in the attention of katanic97

• Governs are coming for traders! by GazetaBitcoin: this topic lacks translations in [SER], so this should be in the attention of katanic97

• Libertarians -- where are they now?^{READ BEFORE TRANSLATING!!!} by GazetaBitcoin: [SER], so this should be in the attention of katanic97

• List of useful Bitcoin block explorers by GazetaBitcoin: this topic lacks translations in [SER], so this should be in the attention of katanic97

Its time for another brief overview of local boards activity, and this time for August 2026.  All charts and table are made using data from @DdmrDdmr Merit Dashboard and Bitlist.

Communities marked with * (Pakistan, Bengali) don't have their own local boards yet, but are part of this overview nevertheless.

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Post activity per local board during August 2026

During August, 15130 posts were written across local boards, which is an increase compared to July's numbers (13938 posts). Majority of this increase happened on three most active boards, but some others like Spanish had noticeable increase compared to previous month. French unfortunately continued declining and now its maybe at all time low numbers, or very close to it.

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Active members per local board during August 2026

Despite the increase in number of posts, active members went down from 1298 in July to 1265 in August. Nigerian boards keeps dominating this chart, with only Russian being somewhat close to them.

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Local board members per amount of posts during August 2026

When it comes to the percentage of members who wrote only 1 post in their board during last month, leader is French board with 80% of such members, while at the same time Croatian had the lowest percentage, only 11%.

At the 2-9 posts bracket leader is Greek board with 56% while French had only 13% of such members.

Regarding the 10+ posts bracket, leader is Croatian board with 56% while French had only 7%.

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Merit shared per local board during August 2026

During August, 7218 merit was sent across 18 local boards that are part of this overview, and is a big increase compared to July's numbers (5818). Majority of this increase happened on Germna board, that went from 612 merit sent in July to 1510 in August, almost beating Nigerians at the top.

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Merit/Post ratio per local board during August 2026

In May, an average merit per post across local boards was 0.48, which is an increase compared to July's 0.42 merit per post. This time we have Polish board sticking out, but as seen from their last 12 month ratio, last month's was just an exception, and such a big difference can happen on less active boards.

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Merit senders and receivers per local board during August 2026

During last month, 562 members sent while 598 received merit which is an expected increase compared to July (509 senders, 588 receivers). Needless to say which local boards dominates this chart as well.

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Percentage of merited posts across local boards during August 2026

Romanian board remained at the top of this chart with very high 58% of merited posts, but Italian also has a high number, especially considering the fact that its one of the more active local boards on the forum.

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Merit per transaction across local boards during August 2026

And for the end of this series of charts, the one that shows meriting habits of local boards, which (as you can see) differs from board to board.

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The most active members per local board during August 2026

This time top 3 most active local boards members all come from the same board, Russian. klarki is at the top with 162, while jokers10 and numberal both wrote 135 posts.  GG.

Russian	|	German	|	Turkish	|	Italian	|	Portuguese	|	Spanish	|
_________________	|	_________________	|	_________________	|	_________________	|	_________________	|	_________________	|
1. klarki [162]	|	1. cygan [74]	|	1. mandown [113]	|	1. Italian Panic [48]	|	1. joker_josue [127]	|	1. famososMuertos [58]	|
2. jokers10 [135]	|	2. Soonandwaite [70]	|	2. MK-74 [69]	|	2. Ale88 [44]	|	2. sabotag3x [109]	|	2. darbitmobilerecovery [52]	|
3. Numeral [135]	|	3. 5tift [60]	|	3. yenerbatmaz [67]	|	3. babo [43]	|	3. bitmover [79]	|	3. Don Pedro Dinero [40]	|
4. safar1980 [123]	|	4. mole0815 [59]	|	4. Hvdv [67]	|	4. fillippone [43]	|	4. TryNinja [67]	|	4. Porfirii [33]	|
5. Julien_Olynpic [90]	|	5. MinoRaiola [58]	|	5. kriminall [63]	|	5. Plutosky [34]	|	5. rdluffy [42]	|	5. Filicius [27]	|
6. internetional [87]	|	6. MaxMueller [58]	|	6. Phoenix Anka [62]	|	6. Ultimo2 [26]	|	6. alegotardo [42]	|	6. airbin [22]	|
7. mak013 [78]	|	7. jahead [56]	|	7. Xyloo [62]	|	7. bitbollo [25]	|	7. Forsyth Jones [41]	|	7. danadc [18]	|
8. tvplus006 [78]	|	8. Lakai01 [52]	|	8. emrecemsan [60]	|	8. alexrossi [22]	|	8. mikel_012 [40]	|	8. darxiaomi [13]	|
9. zasad@ [68]	|	9. Unknown01 [42]	|	9. Mustang Shelby [60]	|	9. gbianchi [18]	|	9. diggler [27]	|	9. RobertCG1990 [7]	|
10. klarki_mobile [55]	|	10. Real-Duke [36]	|	10. RaltcoinsB [59]	|	10. bitcoiner180 [16]	|	10. r_victory [27]	|	10. Artemis3 [6]	|

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Indonesian	|	French	|	Pilipinas	|	Croatian	|	Nigerian	|	Arabic	|
_________________	|	_________________	|	_________________	|	_________________	|	_________________	|	_________________	|
1. Chikito [105]	|	1. winspiral [13]	|	1. blockman [57]	|	1. slackovic [53]	|	1. Floxynice [78]	|	1. khaled0111 [39]	|
2. joniboini [55]	|	2. Benhouse [5]	|	2. Peanutswar [36]	|	2. Daniel91 [45]	|	2. Karl_3000 [77]	|	2. Kavelj22 [33]	|
3. mu_enrico [48]	|	3. TryNinja [4]	|	3. rbynxx [33]	|	3. katanic97 [41]	|	3. Africolo [54]	|	3. yhiaali3 [27]	|
4. taufik123 [44]	|	4. Danydee [1]	|	4. tech30338 [31]	|	4. ovcijisir [31]	|	4. TrialBitcoin [48]	|	4. OmegaStarScream [14]	|
5. masulum [42]	|	5. Delaforetnoire [1]	|	5. coin-investor [29]	|	5. Rikafip [29]	|	5. CryptopreneurBrainboss [47]	|	5. hugeblack [12]	|
6. Husna QA [40]	|	6. Halab [1]	|	6. GreatArkansas [28]	|	6. Pmalek [24]	|	6. PremiumcryptoHub [47]	|	6. ObeyKnock [6]	|
7. Luzin [36]	|	7. EXMON [1]	|	7. PX-Z [27]	|	7. cryptofrka [16]	|	7. Qhunman [47]	|	7. aseemhamza [3]	|
8. abhiseshakana [33]	|	8. G.Seed [1]	|	8. arwin100 [26]	|	8. examplens [14]	|	8. Samuel47 [47]	|	8. GxSTxV [2]	|
9. ryzaadit [30]	|	9. fagsosugym7314 [1]	|	9. cryptoaddictchie [26]	|	9. Trofo [13]	|	9. Hypnotizer [45]	|	9. Danydee [1]	|
10. AakZaki [28]	|	10. AL1CE M [1]	|	10. bhadz [23]	|	10. dkbit98 [10]	|	10. Mayor of ogba [44]	|	10. ajmnt [1]	|

Polish	|	Indian	|	Greek	|	Romanian	|	Pakistan	|	Bengali	|
_________________	|	_________________	|	_________________	|	_________________	|	_________________	|	_________________	|
1. cygan [13]	|	1. Bitcoin Smith [43]	|	1. cryptosize [35]	|	1. GazetaBitcoin [25]	|	1. Fragrance1122 [56]	|	1. Review Master [25]	|
2. TryNinja [4]	|	2. JSRAW [42]	|	2. BlackHatCoiner [30]	|	2. TryNinja [4]	|	2. qurbanshah02 [47]	|	2. Crypto Library [25]	|
3. pawel7777 [3]	|	3. Cointikka [42]	|	3. alani123 [7]	|	3. fillippone [4]	|	3. JunaidAzizi [43]	|	3. Bd officer [25]	|
4. EXMON [1]	|	4. eaLiTy [24]	|	4. Ultegra134 [3]	|	4. NeuroticFish [1]	|	4. HustleZ [34]	|	4. DYING_S0UL [16]	|
	|	5. pawanjain [18]	|	5. GazetaBitcoin [3]	|	5. jedaite [1]	|	5. Junii [33]	|	5. Shishir99 [12]	|
	|	6. hasan5jan7 [18]	|	6. BitcoinsGreece [2]	|	6. snaz3d [1]	|	6. AgriTrack [33]	|	6. Nothingtodo [11]	|
	|	7. Nrcewker [8]	|	7. Conqueror777 [2]	|	7. Zeeloth [1]	|	7. Abdul Sami786 [33]	|	7. Z_MBFM [11]	|
	|	8. TheUltraElite [5]	|	8. mastercryptogr [1]	|	8. BimboDev [1]	|	8. Cheema02 [29]	|	8. Royal Cap [7]	|
	|	9. M47AK16 [5]	|	9. dracarysvlr [1]	|		|	9. Nmjut [27]	|	9. NNRR [5]	|
	|	10. GazetaBitcoin [3]	|		|		|	10. GbitG [25]	|	10. God Of Thunder [4]	|

نعم اخي خالد اثفق تماما, ماكنت احاول ان اشرحه هوا ان البنوك التقدليدية ليس اكثر اماننا من المنصات, فليس من المنطقي ان نقول ان بنك س في ساحل العاج لديه انظمة حماية ومهندسين افضل من باينانس, ولكن في المقابل لا احد يحاول اختراق ذلك البنك لانه ربما لايمتلك نظام تحويل الكتروني من الاساس, او يكون به سقف تحويل بقيمة 500$, ربما كان مثال البنك العاجي مبالغ فيه ولكني لازلت احاول ان اوضح الصورة بأن اختراق منصات الكريبتو مثل سرقة السيارات, فرصتك في الهروب وتصريفها قبل ان يتم القبض عليك كبيرة جدا, في المقابل سرقة حسابات المصارف هي تماما مثل سرق محلات تجارية او منازل, فأنت تعرض نفسك للخطر ولن يكون الخروج سهلا حتى لو كان الدخول كذلك.