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1. Post 66462933 (unedited backup) (by AuchanX) (scraped on Mon Mar 2 00:57:19 CET 2026) in 2 account impersonating 2 campaign managers.:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 27, 2026, 04:50:56 PM
I am curious what he was thinking when the scammer created these two accounts.
In fact, their thoughts are quite strange. From the outside, they may seem random or incoherent. But if you observe them closely, you can guess what they want to do. When you can catch their stupidity, you will often laugh at their stupidity.

Quote from: AuchanX on February 19, 2026, 08:19:29 AM
A fool is claiming to be @lovesmayfamilis. That too is a post generated by AI. Probably some gentleman tagged by @lovesmayfamilis is introducing himself like this. What is @lovesmayfamilis sir's opinion on this?

User: lovesmayfamiliss

I am lovesmayfamilis.  I created this alternative account mainly to speak openly and fairly. In the past, I gave tags to several members without proper justification. After reflecting on it, I realize that some of those actions were not appropriate.
If anyone believes they were unfairly tagged by me, please send a PM to my main account. I am willing to review the case and remove the tag if necessary. I believe correcting mistakes is a positive step for the community.
Now, coming to the main discussion:
When you read older threads, you will notice many soft forks and several hard forks in Bitcoin’s history. Some of those hard forks led to the creation of Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Bitcoin Gold (BTG), and Bitcoin SV (BSV), with the last major split happening in 2018 (BSV).
Back then, there were strong disagreements about block size, scaling, and Bitcoin’s direction, which resulted in chain splits.
So what changed? Why don’t we see threats or serious signs of new forks today?
Is it because the community has matured, economic incentives discourage splits, or development is now focused on soft forks and Layer-2 solutions?
I’m interested in hearing your thoughts.



2. Post 66462190 (unedited backup) (by Crypto Library) (scraped on Sun Mar 1 21:26:13 CET 2026) in 👑🏆👑BITZ.io Cryptocasino| 5 BTC Daily withdrawal | $1.5kk lvl up reward 👑🏆👑:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 28, 2026, 11:42:44 PM
I don't think it's something else.
It is the amount of Satoshi, which is also referred to as Sats on many platforms. Also, some other casinos use bits. Bits sounds kind of confusing to me; however, Sats clearly for Satoshi, and the value is supposed to be the same. I think Bustabit, Moneypot, and other casinos used to use bits. But I feel like I have seen SATS before in other casinos as well. However, there is an ordinal named Sats, and it seems the icon of that ordinal is the same Icon Bitz has used. You can check it on coinmarketcap - https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/sats-ordinals/
Yes, this was cleared up for me yesterday because I made a wager using that SATS yesterday. It was probably around 0.36 cents.
But unfortunately I couldn't make any big profit with it. I played chicken cross games and was able to go up to 3x and then my chicken  got mashed by car lol.
Still, I like the bonus that, it's real 0.36 cents and  it's free.  Grin



3. Post 66461748 (unedited backup) (by yahoo62278) (scraped on Sun Mar 1 19:16:37 CET 2026) in BC.GAME Scam of 25,000INR of deposits and withdrawals :

Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 05:56:16 PM
There is a problem, actually.
It doesn't matter how many scam accusations there are on this forum; some people will still make a fiat deposit and later create their own scam accusation thread. I feel like most of these people find this forum through a Google search for the keyword "BC game scam" or something similar. If they knew about this forum already and the problem with the BC game, I doubt people would fall for this trap.

I am not aware if any of these Victims received a response from the bctokenbot guy lately. If not, what are the forum members thinking about the BC game, and what do they expect?
I think we need to consider to start tagging them as an unreliable business TBH. I have been trying to refrain from tagging them, but it's getting really close to that happening. At the very least some affected users from India region need to create a flag and it will get support.

Does anyone think BC cares about the forum at this point? Their rep seems to do nothing but twiddle his thumbs.

May I beg to differ due to the reason I mentioned on my previous post?

IF a flag is from INR user, then it's quite likely due to FIAT transaction, one of which doesn't have a direct influence from BC, thus, unless the INR-user worded their thread very specifically, the one "being flagged" should be the merchant and flagging BC for INR FIAT depo [again, depending on the circumstances and how the thread conveyed] will be a wrong act.

If the flag was for cases that's internally and directly under BC's control like this or this, then yes, maybe it's time to get a red banner to fly high, with hope that it'll be a waking slap to BC's management.
They have had months to fix issues with their merchants or find new merchants to complete INR deposits for Indian users yet the drag their feet and are solving nothing, meanwhile more and more cases are piling up. How many other cases are there that we don't have a clue about?

So yes it is the merchants fault for not completing the transaction, but BC is still at fault for continuing to deal with the incompetent merchants they are using IMO. If the system they have isn't working and their customers are being scammed, why wouldn't they want to fix it?



4. Post 66461681 (unedited backup) (by holydarkness) (scraped on Sun Mar 1 18:56:19 CET 2026) in BC.GAME Scam of 25,000INR of deposits and withdrawals :

Quote from: yahoo62278 on Today at 01:48:01 AM
There is a problem, actually.
It doesn't matter how many scam accusations there are on this forum; some people will still make a fiat deposit and later create their own scam accusation thread. I feel like most of these people find this forum through a Google search for the keyword "BC game scam" or something similar. If they knew about this forum already and the problem with the BC game, I doubt people would fall for this trap.

I am not aware if any of these Victims received a response from the bctokenbot guy lately. If not, what are the forum members thinking about the BC game, and what do they expect?
I think we need to consider to start tagging them as an unreliable business TBH. I have been trying to refrain from tagging them, but it's getting really close to that happening. At the very least some affected users from India region need to create a flag and it will get support.

Does anyone think BC cares about the forum at this point? Their rep seems to do nothing but twiddle his thumbs.

May I beg to differ due to the reason I mentioned on my previous post?

IF a flag is from INR user, then it's quite likely due to FIAT transaction, one of which doesn't have a direct influence from BC, thus, unless the INR-user worded their thread very specifically, the one "being flagged" should be the merchant and flagging BC for INR FIAT depo [again, depending on the circumstances and how the thread conveyed] will be a wrong act.

If the flag was for cases that's internally and directly under BC's control like [urlhttps://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5573555.0]this[/url] or this, then yes, maybe it's time to get a red banner to fly high, with hope that it'll be a waking slap to BC's management.



5. Post 66461408 (unedited backup) (by Forsyth Jones) (scraped on Sun Mar 1 17:24:01 CET 2026) in Duel.com -- The first casino with 0% house edge games:

Quote from: Dollartree on February 27, 2026, 11:37:06 PM
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Duel does away with the weekly/monthly bonus structure.  It's an inherently predatory system that relies on a high house edge. Duel offers the lowest house edge, the best rakeback, a sportsbook with the most competitive odds, along with the most generous leaderboards​. All the value is already baked into Duel, there's no need to drip-feed any hidden bonuses

It takes a bit getting used to, but when you see how much better the payouts are for the originals and how much instant rakeback you get, it's hard to go back to the "bonuses".

If you play slots, my tip would be to let your rakeback build up and not claim $0.20-$0.30 here and there.  At the end of your session claim it and you'll see that just one day's worth of rakeback is more than your "Weekly" bonus somewhere else.

Quote from: Bitcoin_Arena on February 27, 2026, 11:59:42 PM
They actually do have the daily and monthly races, as seen on the forum signatures. When you visit the casino side of the platform, you will be able to see leaderboards that are automatically updated or update your position based on the points you gather.
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https://duel.com/casino#leaderboard
Thanks for the information, each casino has its peculiarities, but the attraction of offering the lowest possible house edge is very good. I haven't created an account yet, how does the multi boost work in sports betting?

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 28, 2026, 11:21:35 PM
It happens to the gambler regularly, and the regular gambler accepts the result because they know it's normal and can happen. I don't remember seeing people share about their long winning streaks. With a 2x multiplier, we sometimes get more than 10 wins in a row, and it doesn't seem significant because we don't increase the bet amount on wins. However, it seems significant on loss bets because we increase the bet amount on loss, which is why we end up draining our entire bankroll after a session. Also, not increasing the amount on lose is not a a solution, because you are betting against the house edge and you will end up in loss if you do not recover your previous loss on your next bet.
I'm testing new strategies, usually in sports betting, where I place small amount in bets with a good multiplier...




6. Post 66460700 (unedited backup) (by Alone055) (scraped on Sun Mar 1 12:53:37 CET 2026) in Risk is good:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 28, 2026, 11:10:19 PM
Yet, most people invest in Bitcoin because they want to be rich.
I want to be rich, too, which is why I've tried to invest in Bitcoin. However, I never ended up holding for too long. I know that the Bitcoin market can be volatile, and I could even lose if I invest at the wrong time. But if someone has a good idea about how Bitcoin works and how it worked before, and they check the Bitcoin chart, they won't care about short-term volatility. The real bitcoin investors invest for the long term, and they focus on long-term results.

People are delusional if they invest in Bitcoin to get rich, because the time is gone for one to be able to potentially make life-changing profits from a Bitcoin investment, that was only possible for investors before 2015 or so, because only those who invested back then managed to get very high returns on their investments if they kept holding, but those who invest now or after this point onwards, they should only expect good profits, and good profit I mean like investing $500, and expecting maybe $2,000 or a bit higher than that in about 5 years or so, because is not at a price point where it can go 10x or 20x because that would require Bitcoin to have a valuation above $1m, which isn't a joke.

So, I think it is unrealistic for people to actually think that they can get rich from their Bitcoin investments, and this is the main reason why so many people go towards altcoins because they know Bitcoin is not going to make them significant profits, so they choose altcoins so that they can make good money from them, but we all know that most altcoins end up making everyone lose money, so it's better to just stick to Bitcoin and happy with whatever profits we make from it. Smiley



7. Post 66459765 (unedited backup) (by yahoo62278) (scraped on Sun Mar 1 02:48:02 CET 2026) in BC.GAME Scam of 25,000INR of deposits and withdrawals :

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 28, 2026, 11:34:52 PM
There is a problem, actually.
It doesn't matter how many scam accusations there are on this forum; some people will still make a fiat deposit and later create their own scam accusation thread. I feel like most of these people find this forum through a Google search for the keyword "BC game scam" or something similar. If they knew about this forum already and the problem with the BC game, I doubt people would fall for this trap.

I am not aware if any of these Victims received a response from the bctokenbot guy lately. If not, what are the forum members thinking about the BC game, and what do they expect?
I think we need to consider to start tagging them as an unreliable business TBH. I have been trying to refrain from tagging them, but it's getting really close to that happening. At the very least some affected users from India region need to create a flag and it will get support.

Does anyone think BC cares about the forum at this point? Their rep seems to do nothing but twiddle his thumbs.



8. Post 66459705 (unedited backup) (by Fivestar4everMVP) (scraped on Sun Mar 1 01:25:25 CET 2026) in 👑🏆👑BITZ.io Cryptocasino| 5 BTC Daily withdrawal | $1.5kk lvl up reward 👑🏆👑:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 28, 2026, 11:42:44 PM
Thank you for sharing,
But I am actually a little curious about this 500 STATS coin of bitz casino, after seeing your post I also opened an account here and verified the account and I also saw that 500 SATS were added to my account.

But actually, these 500 SATS indicate which Bitcoin? I am a little confused about this because I see under this coin that there is a Bitcoin deposit option. Or is it an official coin of Bitz.io?  I haven't wagered with these yet, I'll try now.

I don't think it's something else.
It is the amount of Satoshi, which is also referred to as Sats on many platforms. Also, some other casinos use bits. Bits sounds kind of confusing to me; however, Sats clearly for Satoshi, and the value is supposed to be the same. I think Bustabit, Moneypot, and other casinos used to use bits. But I feel like I have seen SATS before in other casinos as well. However, there is an ordinal named Sats, and it seems the icon of that ordinal is the same Icon Bitz has used. You can check it on coinmarketcap - https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/sats-ordinals/
I agree with you, i also have come across some casinos where the smaller or decimal unit of bitcoin is referred to as bits and are often written in a whole number value, that is without any decimals and it's does confuse me at times, I usually will think it's an altcoin totally different from bitcoin, I will think it's the casinos own cryptocurrency.

But on casinos where the smaller or decimal unit of bitcoin which we all know and refer to as Satoshi is listed as Sats, such confusion as the above does not arise because we all are very familiar with sats, we know that any amount of bitcoin that is less than 1.0 is generally referred to as satoshi.



9. Post 66456829 (unedited backup) (by lovesmayfamilis) (scraped on Sat Feb 28 07:09:31 CET 2026) in 2 account impersonating 2 campaign managers.:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 27, 2026, 04:50:56 PM

I am curious what he was thinking when the scammer created these two accounts.

Fortunately or unfortunately, such people simply have nothing to think with; this forum sometimes observes a lack of gray matter.



10. Post 66455541 (unedited backup) (by Yorubek) (scraped on Fri Feb 27 21:20:01 CET 2026) in Risk is good:

Quote from: Oshio-man on Today at 07:09:21 PM
Keep in mind that you should not take unnecessary risks if you know that you can do it another way. Some people want to make quick money, which is why they often fall in scams. When people see Ponzi schemes, they usually want to invest and profit from these projects even though most people today know that the Ponzi schemes will disappear after a certain period of time.
I think this quick funds is what is making some investors to make a wrong decision because I don't see any reason that will make some investors to think bitcoin risk is not good to take either long term holding or short term holding, if truly the investors have the knowledge of bitcoin and what it can bring out in the future, it will make majority of investors to invest more on bitcoin in this bearish season,  for those looking for quick way to make funds always fall victim to scammers in the community, and there is nothing you can use to stop them not to take the risk of what scammers has introduced to them because you will not have that time to convince them.
Bitcoin cannot make anyone rich quickly, Investing with the intention of getting rich quickly is completely foolish. To be successful by investing Bitcoin, it is very important to first gain proper knowledge about Bitcoin, as well as to have knowledge about the existence of the market and to choose prudent money for investment. When we acquire proper knowledge, use prudent money and have knowledge about the volatility of the market, we will not be disappointed quickly by the existence of the market after investing, we will be able to buy Bitcoin with confidence and hold it, as a result of which we can expect profit in the long term in the future. Investing with the hope of quick profit can double the risk of losing money.



11. Post 66455315 (unedited backup) (by Oshio-man) (scraped on Fri Feb 27 20:09:25 CET 2026) in Risk is good:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 25, 2026, 10:46:06 PM
Keep in mind that you should not take unnecessary risks if you know that you can do it another way. Some people want to make quick money, which is why they often fall in scams. When people see Ponzi schemes, they usually want to invest and profit from these projects even though most people today know that the Ponzi schemes will disappear after a certain period of time.
I think this quick funds is what is making some investors to make a wrong decision because I don't see any reason that will make some investors to think bitcoin risk is not good to take either long term holding or short term holding, if truly the investors have the knowledge of bitcoin and what it can bring out in the future, it will make majority of investors to invest more on bitcoin in this bearish season,  for those looking for quick way to make funds always fall victim to scammers in the community, and there is nothing you can use to stop them not to take the risk of what scammers has introduced to them because you will not have that time to convince them.



12. Post 66455258 (unedited backup) (by Forsyth Jones) (scraped on Fri Feb 27 19:52:01 CET 2026) in Duel.com -- The first casino with 0% house edge games:

I was curious to visit this ANN and the duel.com website.

Does Duel.com offer any kind of weekly or monthly promotion, a type of betting tournament or anything like that?

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 09:50:22 AM
It is false. The fact that you and they don't understand the concepts and choose to relativize them doesn't change the facts. If a game has an RTP of 98% (or an HE of 2%, which is the same thing) and you win 10X on the first spin, if you say you've obtained a 1,000% "short-term RTP", you're talking nonsense.

People often judge the casino game based on their latest gambling session. Let's say they have placed a thousand bets on a 50% win chance, and they got 550 losses and 450 wins, some people judge the casino, saying the RTP is not real. There is no way the difference could be that large on a 50% win chance. The reality is, you can even get more loose bets in this win chance. The casino usually never responds to these types of accusations. Probably, they feel like it is impossible to convince these types of people. So, let people think whatever they think unless they come up with some kind of logical explanation.
The problem starts when the rounds or spins become unfavorable to your bet. Then you start betting double the amount of your initial bet to recover the lost amount and reset the bet on wins, in the case of a 50% or 55% probability of winning in some games with a high RTP.

Generally, when I bet a lot on games like dice, I always started well, but then, after a few negative bets, I see that I finished the game with a much lower value than I started with.  Cheesy



13. Post 66453902 (unedited backup) (by Free Market Capitalist) (scraped on Fri Feb 27 13:21:55 CET 2026) in Duel.com -- The first casino with 0% house edge games:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 09:50:22 AM
People often judge the casino game based on their latest gambling session. Let's say they have placed a thousand bets on a 50% win chance, and they got 550 losses and 450 wins, some people judge the casino, saying the RTP is not real. There is no way the difference could be that large on a 50% win chance. The reality is, you can even get more loose bets in this win chance.

Not really. Yes, it could happen, but on 1,000 spins that result, 55-45, is 0,017% likely (AI calculated). But I agree with the idea you express.



14. Post 66453710 (unedited backup) (by vacsd) (scraped on Fri Feb 27 12:15:20 CET 2026) in Open your own casino on Telegram mini apps:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 26, 2026, 11:31:08 PM
I see there are dozens of ready-made casino scripts for sale online. I am not sure how secure they are. Did you check your games by yourself? Did you check if a player can predict the future outcome of the bet? We have seen several casinos in this forum that used the 1stake casino script, which is for sale on codecanyon, and then those casinos were forced to remove the games from their website due to the bugs.

Even some enterprise level game developers make mistakes building the games, while you are literraly no one here, advertising to sell telegram casino. Unfortunately, you are unlikely to get any customers here.

All of our games are fully operational and regulated by rtp and maxwin. You can log into our demo bot yourself and see for yourself. I can answer it, and it's not a problem for me, I'll send you a link to the demo bot in the telegram. https://t.me/ragespin_bot



15. Post 66453497 (unedited backup) (by fikrett) (scraped on Fri Feb 27 11:11:01 CET 2026) in Duel.com -- The first casino with 0% house edge games:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 09:50:22 AM
It is false. The fact that you and they don't understand the concepts and choose to relativize them doesn't change the facts. If a game has an RTP of 98% (or an HE of 2%, which is the same thing) and you win 10X on the first spin, if you say you've obtained a 1,000% "short-term RTP", you're talking nonsense.

People often judge the casino game based on their latest gambling session. Let's say they have placed a thousand bets on a 50% win chance, and they got 550 losses and 450 wins, some people judge the casino, saying the RTP is not real. There is no way the difference could be that large on a 50% win chance. The reality is, you can even get more loose bets in this win chance. The casino usually never responds to these types of accusations. Probably, they feel like it is impossible to convince these types of people. So, let people think whatever they think unless they come up with some kind of logical explanation.

They would respond only if such matter would be brought to mediators and the silence would be treated as something that would lower their score down Grin



16. Post 66448864 (unedited backup) (by Alone055) (scraped on Thu Feb 26 02:17:43 CET 2026) in Risk is good:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 25, 2026, 10:46:06 PM
Keep in mind that you should not take unnecessary risks if you know that you can do it another way. Some people want to make quick money, which is why they often fall in scams. When people see Ponzi schemes, they usually want to invest and profit from these projects even though most people today know that the Ponzi schemes will disappear after a certain period of time.

Do you think people should take a risk and then cash out their investment asap? I would say that is one kind of unnecessary risk-taking. People know that the ponzi scheme will disappear and they should avoid taking the risk to invest in them. 

Some people know and some don't. There are also MLM (Multi Level Marketing) schemes where users are first asked to buy a package, and then invite other users to increase their own earnings. I have seen so many of such projects, and people invest so much money in them and also keep referring others to it. The majority among these users are internet illiterates who have joined the internet only to use social media platforms like Facebook so that they can upload their pictures daily and like and comment on others' pictures, but now they have heard people say that online earning is a thing, so they are always looking for opportunities, and when they are pitched such projects, they start imagining the good life they are going to have after they join.

So, a good number of people who get into such schemes and projects are the ones who are basically guided into them and they don't even know what they are. I have come across so many people who can't even answer the question that what does the project actually do to produce the profits that they share with you, because they know nothing about it, and they have just been told that they are going to make money if they invest, so they did it. Smiley



17. Post 66448858 (unedited backup) (by Hispo) (scraped on Thu Feb 26 02:02:13 CET 2026) in looking for gamblers that can wager $100k:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 25, 2026, 11:14:54 PM
A $100k wager is no joke. Is that coming from the gambler’s own money, or is it your money going into his account to wager? Either way, it’s still very risky.

Correct. Even if you play games with 99% RTP, and that works properly, you bet on in-house games, then you will have to spend $1K to $1.1K to wager $100K. But if there are no in-house games like Dice or Limbo, where players can wager on a 99% chance of winning, then people need to spend a lot more money to wager $100K. I cannot even think of wagering a $5K on slots because most of them will just drain your balance.

If there are games like Dice, Limbo, and Mines, it won't be hard for someone to wager $100K with around 1.5K bankroll. Any regular gamblers can try it. So, whoever is going to try this, they should know the risk.

No, man.
Anyone trying to reach over 100k dollars and only with games which do not allow to aim for small multipliers is going to have their balance pretty much drained in less than a couple of hours.

Slots and third party casino games are supposed to force people to gamble as little as possible for the sake of making their session to last long enough so it can be enjoyable, there is no way to make all this OP plan viable if there are not games like plinko or dices available for people to try.

I would not be surprised it was not the case though, casinos are not in this business to provide easy money to gamblers, they are a business and they need to get their profits from somewhere, logically.



18. Post 66446567 (unedited backup) (by mirakal) (scraped on Wed Feb 25 14:13:43 CET 2026) in BC.Game-🔴🔴🔴BET RED IN CRASH!🔴🔴🔴 Find More Unique Games!:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 24, 2026, 04:53:05 PM
If they change everything, device, routers and IP address, they can cheat the casino and system will show a new identity.

Well, not everyone is smart enough to change everything like devices, internet connections. Most average people think that using a VPN is enough. Well, they forget the fact that they are using the same device that the casino can actually detect. Not only that, after changing the device and the internet connection, players use the same wallet address to request their withdrawal, and that is where the casino can detect as well. Also, players make deposits to their casino wallet from the same wallet address; this might be another way to connect the accounts. Who knows? Probably the casinos knows your password too. Some players use the same password for all their accounts. What if they use this one as well?
They really have to be smart if they think they can cheat a casino. If not, they’re just fooling themselves, thinking they can outsmart the system.

Casinos are always upgrading their security and systems to protect their platforms from abuse. They’re dealing with thousands of users and sometimes millions in bets, so of course they have to protect their business.

Even if casinos are profitable, without a good system for detecting fraud, they won’t survive in the long run. Too many losses and abuse will kill them.
So I agree with you. Not everyone is smart enough to realize that, and your point makes sense.



19. Post 66442634 (unedited backup) (by LoyceV) (scraped on Tue Feb 24 11:41:55 CET 2026) in Re:

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Hero of Good: o_e_l_e_o
More than two years after he had to leave the forum, his posts still earn more Merit than most users. His legacy will help forum users for many years to come. He definitely left an indelible legacy.

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Forum Ninja: TryNinja
Still the best candidate for this category, and not only because of his name. He's made finding older posts much more accessible, and I still use his site at least weekly.

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Bitcoin Geek: nc50lc, Cricktor, stwenhao
The users above are #2-4 on my Sent Merit list, and I've seen their posts everywhere during the year. I often find myself unable to send more Merit because of the 50 per month limit. Those users are truely Bitcoin Geeks.

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Best Event: Bitcointalk Community Awards
This, of course. Although I always feel like I can't do everyone justice because I'm terrible with names and don't have the time to re-read everything I've read in the past year. Last year I said I should take notes this year, unfortunately I slacked off and had to improvise again.

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Best Project: PowerGlove
Last year I decided to call this member a "Project", and I'll do it again this year. I'm talking about his contributions on improving the forum. He announced he's stepping down, so this is my last chance to nominate him as Best Project.
You've made it to #1 on my Sent Merit list again, which is quite an accomplishment with 294 well-deserved Merits.

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Discovery of the Year: stwenhao
Although not technically a Newbie, stwenhao made most of his contributions in 2025 and stood out this year. He thoroughly understands how Bitcoin works on a technical level.

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Help Buster: Ultegra134, nutildah, lovesmayfamilis
Since I hate AI chatbot diarrhea with a passion, I'm nominating these users for their contributions to the AI Spam Report Reference Thread. In order of appearance above, they've contributed 224, 222 and 164 posts to that topic.

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Craft Master:
I'm still thinking about this one.

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Local Hero:
I'm only fluent in one local language, and that board is almost completely abandoned.

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Miss Bitcointalk: Foxpup
Year after year after year Smiley

I partially (largely) based this list on my votes from last year.

I made a Top 50 of my sent Merit in 2025, to help me find back the right users:
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     # Merit - userID - username
     1  294 - 3486361 - PowerGlove
     2  280 - 557798 - TryNinja
     3  265 - 317618 - nutildah
     4  258 - 1237156 - nc50lc
     5  242 - 3253914 - Cricktor
     6  163 - 1137579 - icopress
     7  162 - 2755792 - stwenhao
     8  140 - 359716 - ABCbits
     9  136 - 11425 - gmaxwell
    10  126 - 2739424 - NotATether
    11  116 - 995810 - hosemary
    12  114 - 112493 - Pmalek
    13  112 - 97582 - joker_josue
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20. Post 66442223 (unedited backup) (by Mahdirakib) (scraped on Tue Feb 24 09:19:49 CET 2026) in Stake.com – Account Disabled After Verification, Cannot Withdraw:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 23, 2026, 07:34:49 PM
~snip~
She is working for both Stake and Primedice, she also has direct contact with the support staff of Stake. But you would have said the same thing as me if you closely followed all the accusations against Stake in this forum. 'Symphonized' had said this a long time ago,

Quote from: Symphonized on September 12, 2023, 01:31:42 AM
~ I'm always forwarding Scam accusations from this section to Staff so they can be handled.
PS: I'm the one in charge of forwarding them, in case Staff misses these topics, therefore every Stake.com Scam accusation will be viewed / analysed very soon.

But I have never seen any engagement from Stake representatives in the scam accusation board. Users come here with their complaints, then disappear after a few days, weeks or months without getting any help. Where the users are directly getting help on the mediators like Askgamblers and CasinoGuru with the direct involvement of Stake representative.



21. Post 66441403 (unedited backup) (by mirakal) (scraped on Mon Feb 23 23:24:55 CET 2026) in BC.Game-🔴🔴🔴BET RED IN CRASH!🔴🔴🔴 Find More Unique Games!:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 08:02:23 PM
I think most reviews are done when the player requests a withdrawal. The casino does not review players' accounts when they sign up and make a deposit. However, sometimes they check the account to see if the player's name appears on the leaderboard or in the high rollers' information.
If the name already appears, it means the account is already existing, so the user should be able to proceed using that same username when creating the account.
I don’t think there’s much problem with the account creation process itself. That’s usually not where the real issue is.

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 08:02:23 PM
However, they mostly review the accounts when the player requests a withdrawal. If they find anything suspicious, they conduct KYC checks and then take action against the player.
KYC is just basic information. It doesn’t really change the fact if a gambler is cheating or not.

Honestly, this is just my opinion, but I don’t understand why when an account becomes suspicious, casinos suddenly require KYC. That’s where many players fail, not because they’re cheating, but because they can’t pass the KYC for some reason.The real issue was never KYC, it was the suspicion of cheating. But once it stops at the KYC stage, the casino already wins. Sometimes it feels like this system is being abused, in my opinion.

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 08:02:23 PM
Players think that if they change the devices, the casino won't be able to catch them. I think most casinos spend thousands on security upgrades to catch cheaters.
If they change everything, device, routers and IP address, they can cheat the casino and system will show a new identity.



22. Post 66439558 (unedited backup) (by Fivestar4everMVP) (scraped on Mon Feb 23 15:12:19 CET 2026) in Stake.com – Account Disabled After Verification, Cannot Withdraw:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 22, 2026, 12:45:31 PM
I find it very strange that you are willing to accept a judgement of only being allowed to wd total deposits. You also mention you are not in profit. Almost like you know you were doing something wrong and you're praying you just get your money back.

Idk if that's the case or not but let's say it is, if I were the site i'd tell ya you're outta luck. You broke the terms of our service and we don't reward bad behavior.

I feel like there were issues with multiple accounts. Stake probably confirmed their suspicion the moment the user completed the first KYC level, yet they asked for the next level. I am just assuming it since I do not have any proof of my claims. I am saying this because of how OP wrote this thread. However, for whatever reason, a player gets blocked, the support should at least inform the player about it. The player should know why they got banned and why their funds were confiscated. I feel like this is a player right.
Well, you are right, in a case where a user was found guilty of breaking a casinos terms and conditions, and the users account have to be blocked and fund confiscated, it's absolutely the users right to know exactly what the did that lead to their account being blocked and their funds confiscated, atleast this will help the user know for sure if the casino is right or wrong in their judgememt, this should be a priority for casinos especially the ones that claim to be transparent in their dealing with customers.

But in this particular case though, I may not want to believe that the user in question commited any offense, the blockage of his account maybe a system error that is due to the failed utility bill verification.
Lets not forget that most advanced casinos use automatic kyc verification system, and in a situation where the users document fails to meets the system's requirement for the verification to pass, the system may be programmed to automatically block such account and stop any form or withdrawal pending when a real human comes around to take care of the situation..

This is just my assumption.



23. Post 66437873 (unedited backup) (by Tonimez) (scraped on Mon Feb 23 01:01:20 CET 2026) in 100 Push-Ups A Day Until Bitcoin Is $100K:

Quote from: Shishir99 on February 21, 2026, 04:19:54 PM
Would you guys believe if I told you that most people in this thread are liars?
I see people get negative feedback on their profile just because they lied and got caught. However, I am 100% sure that most people in this thread are liars, and they are posting the updates just because they want to get some merits. I know some people won't like my post and could be angry with me. However, this is the reality, and I think I should speak out. I just came here from another thread to see how people are posting the updates just because they want to earn some merits while they never did a push up in reality.
There's no better evidence anyone can give here to either justify this claim or counter it. What really matters is that the benefits of daily pushups is personal and would always remain personal. Anyone can fake it if he feels like but then what would you gain claiming to be fit when actually you are like a waving feather. We push regardless.

100k,Tonimez,419,52942,2026-02-22