Don't know how could you be so sure if those pictures are AI-generated. The facial features you pointed out seem just about right like a normal human nothing uneven there, at least, according to me. They could be using a fake team but the proof you have posted about the images being computer-generated isn't solid enough. Unless you can point us to an algorithm that confirms your logic?

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Because the competition demands a GREAT, robust, progressive user interface, and user experience which HTML can't provide alone. Would you rather want a website that works on mobile or looks all broken on a mobile? You see there is that user demand. In OP's use case, there is no such demand for blokchain.

That sucks because there won't really be an engineering approach to solve a problem.

Huh? How do you know there would be fixed matches? Is match-fixing like a thing in these Cup? If that's the case then I don't think anyone should consider betting on it since all the results will/can be manipulated during the entire match. I doubt even the majority of the Crypto gambling sites are taking bets on these matches.

The cards look really cool and will be a good sell out as collectibles. I'm not sure how future product development will enhance the cards but even with the stuff that you have on the cards now I think I will be very much interested in buying an actual card or say a glass print. You should be taking orders already : D Maybe like other collectables, the cards can come with some BTC embedded?

I can't really give you a detailed answer but can throw in some suggestions. I've often come across stuff from TokenMint on my Reddit feed so I guess they're worth a shot. Plus,

MINTABLE ERC20 TOKEN - 38 USD


That is fairly cheap and even if that turns out to be a scam or anything, you would not lose more than 38 bucks. Again, it depends on how complicated your use-case is. Would you like to modify the source code at some point? I doubt those cheap services will give you access to the source. As much I want things easier, I want full control over my stuff which isn't going to be the case here so you've better chances of hiring a token developer on bitcointalk and let them implement or modify stuff for you.

That doesn't look like a browser problem to me especially when you have that alert from the Blockchain.com site I reckon. OP, could you try to expand that Error and see what are the error details that is error code or message? Often unhandled or unexpected programming bugs lead to such boundary messages.

You made a gambling site with just TS/GraphQL and ReactJs? Have you heard about a thing called a "BackEnd" or "Security" or "Servers"? If you're an experienced Web Developer, could you share links to your portfolio/gambling projects? I'm not going to get any benefits off that but will make this post more interested to be taken seriously but your potential clients.

I wasn't interested in the thread as much as this reply made me interested. You shouldn't really be feeling special when there is a whole thread accusing you of being a cheater and an account farmer. At least, that's not the response I would give in my defense.

If you think of merits that way, I'm surprised how haven't anything else that interesting on the forum?

@OP - You might want to update your thread with the "KYC Required to withdraw winnings from the free spin" message. It will save a lot of time and hassle for gamblers. Otherwise, it seems sort of scammy you offer something for free and expect players to submit their documents to withdraw their earnings.

Storing those images in a P2P fashion something like Torrents seems fine for whatever your use case is but don't know how or why blockchain would be a necessity here? What problem are we trying to solve by introducing blockchain?  Maybe you should elaborate a bit more on your use-case. How does one make use of those stored images anyway? You can't compile them again into a 360 street view?

Could you elaborate 'exchange engine is not for sale'? Does that imply you're selling the exchange but not its source code? Or the exchange is so exclusive that you never had intentions of selling the source code?

I'd say it's a very bad deal if the source code is not sold along with the product.

Surprises me why did the OP run away? Did he get paid under the table to let the matter slip?

Regardless, 100 free spins are what you get for submitting your documents lol I wouldn't be remotely interested in any casino that asks me phone number and address while signing up. They should definitely update their thread with the KYC required to withdraw earnings message. At this stage, I doubt if you will get paid even after you submit your KYC.

That actually explains a lot. I mean what else is there to explain? If you are someone starting as a new developer, you'd find it confusing because your basics about calling API's or passing headers and such are not that clear. The problem lies in your capability but not in the docs I suppose.  They have good docs too https://github.com/Block-Chen/blocksdk-js

@OP: Good Service but I feel the free plans are very limited.

I don't see any abuse of the merit system because merits are shared between accounts which is how the merits work. If only taken the time and the merits of the account shared between into consideration, we don't have enough proof to call it abuse.

What I find interesting is, all these accounts are member rank so maybe an account farm ring? Also, they staked this address today


There are not sufficient proofs to support any of the above at the moment.

What your application does apart from showing the current market index and a form submit? That's barely anything I could make out from the screenshots. Also, is this post the sales pitch of your product? There wouldn't be a single person interested in buying it.

I bet even if you even published something like that, there wouldn't be any money coming out of the ads. No one wants another CoinMarketCap./