Correct.

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The reason is related to the Dead Wallet Amount. If the price of crypto assets drops significantly, as it did on October 10, funds may get stuck because the remaining balance might be lower than the required network fee. During such price fluctuations, network fees can rise sharply, making small amounts effectively unspendable.

betpandacasino.io is their official mirror. You can try out the site when the main has issues.

Hi Bitcointalkers,

We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to this community for being the very first to support us from the very beginning.
It's truly inspiring to see how the Bitcointalk community has stepped up to help our project, something we deeply value and respect.

As many of you know, our project is fully self-funded, so we don't have a large marketing budget.
Yet, thanks to the dedication and efforts of some of our community members, we have been able to bring more attention to what we are building.
We strongly believe that every contribution deserves recognition and reward.

We are confident that our project will achieve success sooner or later and when that happens, we will make sure to show our appreciation properly.
Believe us, the rewards won't just be a few hundred dollars. We have already created a list of those who have supported us and saved their contact information for future communication.

We would especially like to thank one of our community members [ examplens ] for his exceptional help. While we faced multiple bans trying to access Reddit, he managed to post and maintain our Bridgoro subreddit there, as well as on Altcoinstalks, which has been a huge help for our visibility.

This message carries no hidden meaning, we simply wanted to express our gratitude and confirm in writing that your support won't be forgotten.

Thank you, Bitcointalk, for being with us from the start.

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That would be great. We are still new to this, so we would really appreciate any suggestions you have regarding the Whitepaper.

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Yeah, that small mistake happened because of crunch time. We published the post on November 10 and accidentally mentioned 4 days instead of 5 before the Beta launch. It's already fixed in our post.

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Thanks a lot for pointing that out. We will update the Whitepaper soon with more details about the internal token and clearly explain the task structure and differences.

Just to clarify your question about the token:
BRGX is purely an in-app token used inside the Bridgoro platform. It's not a blockchain-based crypto token, it exists only within the exchange environment and serves as a reward unit for:

• completing tasks
• inviting new users (referral rewards)
• and earning commissions for creating sell offers (after the fee-free period ends)

BRGX can only be used within the Bridgoro exchange and can be withdrawn exclusively inside the Bridgoro exchange.

I am fairly confident Slot will not be sacked this season. His contract expires at the end of the 2027 season therefore there is time, he could even sign a contract extension if results improve.

They beat Real Madrid but lose to Manchester City. I think Liverpool did not accept that (as Premier League champions) all the teams will be fighting against them in a more determined manner than last season. Time could prove me wrong but at the moment it seems as though Slot did not recruit well.

Of the recent purchases, Ekitike seems to a player that looks fantastic on the ball. Watching any player, especially a striker running at players and getting past them to create a chance is very exciting. The Isak saga that eventually brought him to Liverpool for Ł125 million did not help either.

Very interesting.

AML checks are indeed here to stay. Although this situation involves only altcoins, I see lots of people talking about bitcoin fungibility when sending coins to exchanges. But I never see such situation when the user receives coins from exchanges... Fungibility means nothing in this situation...

I guess all this idea of fungibility really doesn't apply to stolen funds, specially when we are dealing with altcoins. Actually, fungibility is already questionable even for bitcoin. AML checks are here to stay.

Interesting situation (how did I miss it?), it happens with platforms that have a limited reserve of coins. I will test Changeum.io to see the source of the coins and whether they use income inputs directly in other transactions or not.

Could it be that Tesla bought the head line space to publish news only related to them. It sounds funny, but Betpanda can still sell out such space for strategic advertisement by pushing only the positive news about the project.

Well, let's just believe that those Tesla news are just placeholder news, diverse news will be punished there in due time.

Not just you mate, but the reality is that we are all heading towards centralization and just like bitcoin adoptions via central authorities in form of ETFs positions in bitcoin have drive us towards centralization if not now but in the near future we all be beating good bye to decentralization.

Cryptocurrency casinos have taken the same direction since the need to meet licensing requirements have put them in a position that mandated them to take verification documents from their customers in form of kyc.

Unfortunately the way the trend is right now, the players who don't want to submit personal information for KYC will have to play only on casinos without licence with high probability of rigged games.

Sadly that is trend in whole world and not just in gambling industry.

Hvala ti na tagu Examplens, na zalost ovaj put nisam se uspio prijaviti na vrijeme, ali jako cijenim dobru namjeru

It's not only you Examplens... at first I thought it had something with fiat, but after reading other comments I thought there's something more, and then I saw your comment. When they grow big enough, they need to adopt... 

As I understood, Sportsbet will go fully legit... so they will accept crypto if all the laws & regulations allow it. I've read quite a few articles about that stuff... long story short, it says that all big players (casinos & other crypto platforms) are under serious pressure. The YOLO team decided to go fully legal, while some other casinos chose a different way...

In any case, it wouldn't surprise me if BC ends up becoming a crypto casino with mandatory KYC.

I agree that something funny is going on, as I had two KYC requests in last few months - one from bc.game and other from sportsbet.io.

Also in mean time sportsbet made decision to cease operations involving crypto due to regulations.

It seems that from one side big corporations invest in crypto, and from other side regular users are victims of regulations and potential privacy issues.

Dear members of this forum i request everyone not use bc game especially in india they are doing scams thousands of players are begging for their own money you can see spams full of withdrawal and deposit issue on discord , trustpoilt even any one need personally proof he/she can quote me here i will provide them proof how shamelessly they are doing scams ,i boycott bc gam

I have never been paying attention to this but I guess this icon was there all the time lol.

It's not just you and It's pretty much the standard already these days sadly. World governments kept applying pressure on various crypto gambling sites due to which almost all of them have become KYC hungry in recent times.

BC.Game is one of the hungriest among them thanks to which their unethical tactics are visible to everyone. They aren't scammers, but they will use KYC as a tool to halt withdrawals unethically whenever they feel like it.

Sorry for the delay. Was busy doing the WizardSwap meetup in Gibraltar. We even paid using Lightning! See video: https://x.com/OrangeFren/status/1986867927694328175

I got in touch with Exolix, the confirmed to us that this user was not one of our own so our guarantee doesn't apply. That said, if a similar situation happened to one of our users I strongly suspect we would apply the insurance. After all Exolix is fully at fault here (they even say so themselves!).

Aca je rekao da ima tu prevara, ali on to nece da radi i nece nigde da bezi... nema gde, mora da peva. "Prakticno on investira vo bezbedna rabota", rekao Boki 13. Isti taj je 30 sekundi pre toga reako: "Jebes me na suvo ako ista razumem". Kakav razgovor "na nivou", sto bi rekao Zika Pavlovic.


Pa to je odlicna cena... cak je i malo jaci od dinara. Ali valjda je poenta da svaki njegov fan za 1k dinara moze da kupi cak hiljadu tokena covece.
Naravno da sam morao da pogledam sajt... sta su oni sve napisali tamo.






Mislim da su mnogo zanimljiviji slotovi & ruleti koji dolaze uskoro.

I hope to finally add vector embedding search within the next few days. It would require a complete re-index though since I have to add new fields.

Also the second request might be a good idea. I return the entire post data to the frontend anyway so it would be possible to do such a thing.

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I received weekly payouts in bitcoin since 2018. I can see it is really amazing, and the volatility is not a problem at all. And I have hold most of what I received so far, and I have spent about 20-30% of it only (in bull markets ofc)

I have received literally thousands and thousands dollars in BTC in this forum and in other places in the internet (as a blog writer, as a developer, as a bounty hunter, etc) and I always received money in btc. I can simple say it is amazing, and the volatility is not a problem, neither having to evaluate  the value in fiat. This simple doesn`t matter.

Bitcoin is an amazing payment method.

It seems like OrangeFren doesn’t care if you don’t use their affiliate links. It’s been almost months, and the money is gone with no help or support. I don’t understand how everyone is so calm reading about stolen funds it’s someone else’s money that’s been taken.

Honestly, it feels like this community also doesn’t care at all.

hahahaha sto je najgore ja sam ovo video pre mozda mesec dana i mislio sam da je neka zajebancija,kad ono lik ladno ima token. Kako mu se smeje ovaj Boki dok ga slusa,a ovaj nema tri cuke o tome sto prica. Vidi se da je ozbiljno zaglibio,ali sta drugo ocekivato od ćacija

I'm very short in time at the moment, but I'll implement that in the next weeks.

Loyal fans will keep supporting their team when they are doing well and when they are going through a difficult moment that is what makes you a good fan if all the supporters of Arsenal were not loyal to the team you will not see them keep supporting Arsenal after they have been going back and forth in the league without achieving anything. When things are not going well in your team that should be the best time you show them love and support as a good fan cause every team will go through that process if you don't support your team that means you will keep changing teams each season.

Agreed, after all, when someone decides to become a fan of a club there is always a push for various reasons, which then leads to a strong emotional bond. True fans will certainly support their team no matter what the circumstances, it is not surprising that small clubs in the EPL and other leagues always have loyal fans or even those who are called hardcore fans.
Arsenal are on their way to the title, and fans are delighted to see their team on a positive path. The expectations are very high, maybe they will party for 7 days straight if Arsenal manages to win the EPL trophy, but if it is the opposite, disappointment will certainly be there, but they will not lie to themselves to be fans of another team that has been a rival of the team they have loved so much.

Lol. So when the team you support fails to win the title, you support another team. This isn't true support, because true supporters will support their team in any situation, whether it's in the worst or the best.

Arsenal has indeed tested the patience of its fans in recent years, consistently performing well at the start of the season, but their performance declines as the season draws to a close. We can understand why Arsenal fans are disappointed, but that doesn't mean they'll switch their support to another club.

But looking at Arsenal's current form they are highly likely to win a trophy this season. This can be seen from their current performances, not only in their consistency but also in the more mature Arsenal squad this season, especially in terms of mentality. So I'm optimistic that Arteta won't repeat the mistakes of last season that led to their trophy failure.

If you've always been an Arsenal fan, I don't think it would have affected you in any way, However disappointment is normal, All football fans feel this way, even though some teams have been in a slump in recent seasons but no fan has gone too far to change their minds.

We should just look at and support realistically, Expectations at the end of the season are certainly natural, In fact not only Arsenal fans but also fans of other top Premier League teams are still hoping their teams can win the Premier League title this season, However I believe anything is still possible because the season is still very long, so it's too early to say which team can win the title.

If the bet is solely based on Arsenal's end-of-season performance, that person is clearly just a FOMO fan, not a true fan, so it's no surprise that someone would say that. As far as I know no matter how bad their favorite team's performance, a fan will always be there for them, not just in good times but also in bad.

But he/she also mentioned about willingness to use "a trusted middleman or escrow" for his/her transactions. I'm with your suspicion, though. OP is probably looking for a reputable account for something else, probably to appear credible, to give more weight to offers.

Including merit as a condition shows OP knows how things work here very well. Although I don't necessarily agree, merit is probably perceived as the new measurement of reputation, at least more than rank, length of stay, activity, even trust.

Anyway, I hope you aren't a scammer, OP. But if you want to deal with the real account owners, I suggest you communicate with them here and not on Telegram. You might end up dealing with an impersonator.

If it's against the policy rules of rating sites like antiswap, then it should't be acceptable to pay users any amount of money whatever timy that might be. The platform should lunch a review campaign to get honest feedbacks directly from community but not to design a rating page in a rating platform. The review campaign here in the forum should be quite enough to reach the intended results. Posting in rating platforms should be voluntarily.

But we need capital to gamble, and that capital is our own money. If there a bonus from the casino or if we win a certain event, we certainly won't be afraid to bet because whether we win or lose, we won't be disappointed. But most of the time, we have to take money out of our wallets and make deposits. Sometimes, We don't know whether we'll win or lose, because there only one hope, which is luck.

I think if they were out there winning big, they certainly wouldn't be afraid to gamble because they have a substantial capital from previous wins. However, if we lose consecutively, We certainly feel regret. So if we're not mentally strong, our days will be plagued by disappointment from wasting money on gambling.

That's right and if we can take advantage on those promotion or free money that they give then why not right? Maybe if we got lucky we can pull some great gains later on.

Also its normal to have that kind of reaction especially if we exceed on our limitation since we provably think about after the game that we should not do all those bad decision we made since it cost us lots of money.

That's why I make sure to bet what can I afford to lose to avoid having those regrets and make sure not to lose huge each time I play.

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What I see is that we should do whatever we can and save what we can saved instead of ignoring their topics. Tagging the account and reporting the service provider's topic would be among the appropriate actions, but it is not a final solution. However, it reduces the spread of the problem, so that the forum does not become crowded with such services that cause harm to investors and buyers alike.. These services, by their very nature, violate the forum's rules because they promote fake reviews that may be used for fraud, as they use them to build a false reputation for fraudulent services and platforms. So, our duty is for all of us to cooperate together whenever we find any new service that could cause harm to others.


Alright, even if they create new accounts, we'll keep repeating the same measures until they give up and stay away from the community.. They will not last long against a large community of vigilant members. However, we must fulfill our duty to warn others and not leave a scammer among us without alerting them, documenting evidence and officially reporting them to the administration/Mods. Those who ignore our warnings will ultimately bear the responsibility.

I later decided not to give him a negative feedback because he posted he will do the review before he will receive payment. I hope that will not change. But regardless if the feedback will not have any effects, I will still prefer to also give him or her a neutral feedback about how wrong is service is by deceiving the world with fake feedbacks.

Koristim ad blocker ali pojavio mi se je prozorčić sa cookijima. Sve sam ih odbijao i to je mogući razlog zašto ova špijunska stranica neće da se učita.
Danas malo izgleda drugačije nego jučer. I dalje je samo bijela podloga na praznoj stranici ali ovaj put sa krugom koji pokazuje učitavanje na sred ekrana koji non-stop vrti i ne mijenja se. Polako napredujemo. Za koji dan možda i proradi.

In recent years probably 90% of pools and competitions were under Sportsbet sponsorship. But already before last news about Sportsbet, there is more different websites sponsoring pools this season. Whale.io sponsor Ligue 1, Cross League Goal Madnesss, Rollbit Champions league, Rainbet Championship pool and etc. And maybe next season we will see even more different brands joining.
For me as player is a bit more convenient to have everything in one place, especially when you receive free bets. Butfrom other perspective, when there iscompetition, we can get bigger prize pool than when we choose from one potential sponsor.

And there is also Rainbet EFL Championship pool