Thank you, @coupable, and everyone who followed this.

You are absolutely right — without this community, a "regular guy" like me would have been crushed in silence. I want to be clear: this isn't my victory. This is a victory for Bitcointalk.

When the giant ignored my emails and tried to impose "alternative logic" (demanding 250% of my deposit to release it), this thread was the only thing that forced them into the light. The transparency of this forum is the only real regulator in the crypto world. I was just the one holding the camera, but the power came from the collective merit and activity of the people here. You proved that the "reputational cost" is still the most effective language for exchanges.

Quick Update on the "Next Steps":
Just as the funds were released, the ADGM Office of Data Protection officially opened a case regarding the data manipulation I documented here (Case Ref: DP-00080).

Binance might think that returning the deposit closes the book. But as many of you suggested, accountability is not just about the money — it's about the 120 days of bad faith and the psychological pressure. We’ve already caught them in a logic trap with their $12,500 demand, and with the support of this community and the formal Case DP-00080, I intend to mirror their own actions back at them.

I will keep this thread updated. We have shown that when this forum speaks, even the biggest players have to listen. The fight for "Aggravated Damages" starts now.

Stay tuned.

Uh, after 6 years you came to bitcointalk to ask for your money back from Hitbtc, quite unrealistic. Ok, I believe that you are desperate, but it is difficult for us from here to influence your case in any way.

Yes, they were popular when their competition was Tradesatoshi, Cryptopia, Etherdelta and similar.
I can't say that I had problems with them, but I remember that I left them a long time ago because they had obscenely high withdrawal fees. At the time it seemed to me that they didn't really want users to withdraw crypto from their platform. That's enough of a signal for me to stay away from them.

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I found this for computers that use their processors, but I didn't read where it is stated that it it affects their PC's too.

At least it is a lot better than not updating, they have a fix for the current threat, there may be more and they would keep having security patches as it evolves

By updating our devices to the latest security fixes when it becomes available

That's true. Like I said, we shouldn't store sensitive information on our phone, and of course the same goes for valuable assets.

I'm not entirely sure, but the vulnerability seems to be on Android devices only. You can find the list of all affected chipsets here -- https://docs.qualcomm.com/securitybulletin/march-2026-bulletin.html#_cve-2026-21385

Yes, those that are involve in scam will never agree that reputation pays more than scam. you can be making good amount of money from scamming and using it anyhow, but one thing I have discovered from those that are usually involve is scam is that they don’t become rich forever in one point they will become broke all the money they have scammed people from will finish and they mostly end up in prison, so you cannot compare getting involved in scam and doing a legit and clean work those who do legit and clean work and have good reputation usually enjoy their money till death and their children benefit from it too.

Had to check my phone immediately, good thing it was using a different processor. Phew.

As much as possible, don't store any sensitive information on your phone. It's always recommended to keep your device updated, but there are also other safety precautions included in the article. TL;DR: Just refrain from downloading apps outside the official stores and you'd be fine. You should also check the app permissions and deny any unnecessary access, especially when it comes to storage.

I feel exhausted. Literally. This whole problem is consuming all my energy, my health, and my time.

I don’t know English very well, and every time I have to explain things again and again and again, even though I did nothing wrong and a huge injustice has been done to me. I am the victim here, the one who has suffered the most and who is still suffering. I struggle to translate messages, then to formulate them in my own language and translate them again into English, making sure that what I want to say is understood exactly.

I will now respond to each person individually to clarify some of the questions and remarks that have appeared in the comments so far. After that, I will make another post in which I will explain everything in as much detail as possible, because if Cloudbet thinks we are stupid and that they can come with such reasons and that we do not realize what they have done and why they did it, they are very mistaken.

@rohang — You will receive the answer to your comment in my next message. I will post another message after this one, and the answer to what you said needs to include the entire story so you can better understand why the account was closed and why they did not pay. They also know very well that there was no account sale involved. (Their real stake was much bigger — their stake was to avoid paying my friend $550k, and closing my account was only an alibi to create a connection between accounts. I became collateral damage. They took $550k from him, and they had to sacrifice me as well in order to justify it.)

Anyone who has a brain and can think will understand and will believe me completely, but you do not have to believe me. You just have to look at the facts as they happened, exactly as I will explain them, and if you are capable of thinking clearly you will understand the entire maneuver carried out by Cloudbet.

@mirakal — You said that not every casino would close an account without reason. Maybe not every casino, but Cloudbet certainly would. And the reason is that they did not want to pay $550k to my friend Alex, winwin96 (who also has an open case in another topic on Cloudbet’s page on this forum). You will understand much better how things really happened in the next post I will make, and what their real reason was for closing my account as well. Neither I nor Alex (the account with $550k blocked) did anything wrong, and we never gave our accounts to anyone else, never rented them, never sold them, and never shared them.

@coupable — Because I am a losing customer who was bringing them profit, that is why they wanted me to open a new account, but at the same time they wanted to burn me for $100,000. If I had been a serious risk factor, they would not have allowed me to open a new account again. Also, my manager Kevin never once gave me a free bonus, and he always told me that the platform was already giving me very large bonuses. But the truth is that he seemed frustrated and uncomfortable with the fact that I was receiving bonuses of $1500–$2000 almost every single day. It probably also bothered them that my account generated such large bonuses, because I have spoken with other Cloudbet users with very large turnover and they do not receive the bonuses I was receiving. I was getting almost $2000 every day, day after day. And Kevin seemed bothered by that, even though the platform itself generated those bonuses because of how it is designed, since I was generating daily turnover of $200k–$300k–$500k recently.

@coupable — I don’t know what you understood, but I never placed the same bets on other accounts. There was no coordinated activity. This can be easily verified in Cloudbet’s records. My account was used only by me. And there is no connection between my bets and those of winwin96 (Alex). From what I know from him, he had not even been active on Cloudbet for the past months. Only after my account was closed did he start playing again on Cloudbet, because I sold him crypto at a very advantageous price (this was already explained in another topic — why it happened and how we reached that situation — but I will explain it again in the next message, which will be a long one and will cover all these aspects). In practice, the two accounts between which they tried to create a connection — mine and Alex’s — were not even used at the same time, probably not at all.

So I invite you to read my next message to understand things better. And I hope Cloudbet reads it as well, so they can understand that I am not stupid. Quite the opposite. The fact that my English is not perfect when I speak on the phone does not mean that my level of intelligence is low, which may have led them to believe they could try this and think that things would remain like this — that they could burn me and I would do nothing about it.

I am not sure as well since I am not into stealing and hacking but there are many things that's possible on Android phones that do compromise it's data of any apk file that's installed.

I remember when we used to edit . registry using another apk file and also data files are accessible using the right file manager with root access, but since this is a vulnerability root access isn't needed.



See the screenshot up above? I remember how possible it was to tamper with premium apps and make them turn free, just by copy pasting some registry files into the data folder.

Who remember how easily it was to hack Obb files of premium android games back in the days?

Here is another screenshot showing how easier it is to access backup and database files using mere file manager and you are still doubting how it's not possible to tamper with crypto wallet files?



Don't forget that crypto wallets are in apk format, after installation is complete, the database is available on the Android inbuilt memory, yes vulnerable in the Qualcomm Chipsets itself will make things possible, it was how xbox360 and PlayStation 4 were able to get jailbroken that everything including datas are accessible.

Reputation pays more than riches but people that chooses scam would not want to agree with me because they feel like making a lot of money is what they care most about seeing money as everything they needed in this world.
There are people that took money as the ultimate and they don't care about what happens to their personality if people will ever trust them or not, they prefer to buy houses and buy luxury cars without ever thinking about if the public see them as evil people or not.

Some companies do not care about ethics. The same applies to this thread: bitcoin vote (⚡0.01 BTC reward): Which exchange do you prefer?. Their posts have been deleted many times yet they keep on shilling their website link however way they can. Obviously, I know there are not going to pay 0.01 btc to anyone, it’s just a trick to get traffic to the site.

You're right, it's going to trigger a massive inflation globally since the oil that they are producing is also being sent to many part of the world.
As per the interviews that I've watched about Iran. They're more than prepared as they say and they want USA and Israel to bring it on.
They are not going to negotiate anymore because when they did, US have bombed while they're on the talks as that spokesperson said on an interview.