I did the same. Looks like the mods caught it and deleted the troll's post and all the off-topic comments.

I get it that it's important not to give trolls too much attention, but it's always a good idea to report any behavior that violates the platform's guidelines, including trolling or harassment. This helps to maintain a safe and respectful environment for all members. I'm glad the mods share the same perspective.

In addition to the fake team, their white paper also contains instances of plagiarism where multiple sources were used without proper citation. Unfortunately, I am currently unable to compile a full report, but I will point out to a few sections that caught my eye upon initial review.

Plagiarized Whitepaper: https://orbitalspacetoken.space/Whitepaper.pdf [archived]













Sources:
https://www.thespacereview.com/article/3768/1
https://www.inventiva.co.in/trends/top-10-best-indian-space-companies/
https://voyagerspace.com/insight/how-space-exploration-accelerates-innovation/

Most likely, these are just bots that are not configured correctly. Simply notify the moderators by reporting the posts as spam and off-topic.

I don't think that's the script we're talking about. In this context, a script refers to software - code written in scripting languages like PHP or JavaScript - that you install on your web server to operate an online casino. The software itself has little impact on how you want to run your casino or your business plan. Although, when it comes to setting up an online casino, the script you choose to use is an important consideration, but it's only one piece of the puzzle.

From what I've seen, there aren't any cloud mining platforms that are both legit and profitable, so be wary of any that promise guaranteed returns or seem too good to be true. There have been a ton of scams and Ponzi schemes in the cloud mining space, so a lot of platforms that seem like they'd be profitable are actually just trying to scam you. It's important to be super careful and do your research before investing any money into one of these platforms.

In my opinion, an ideal crypto payment gateway should be an open source self-hosted solution, like BTCPay Server. One big advantage of open source is that anyone can review the code and make sure it's secure. Plus, when you host the payment gateway yourself, you have more control over how it works and can customize it to fit your needs. And the best part? Self-hosted payment gateways are more affordable in the long run, since you don't have to pay ongoing fees or transaction charges to a third-party service.

Oh, that's a bummer to hear! I know that Bitcoin ATMs often charge higher rates because of the convenience they offer, but I can see why you'd be hesitant to use them again if the price difference was that significant. While it's true that buying Bitcoin through an ATM may not be the most cost-effective method, it's important to weigh the pros and cons of each option before making a decision. For example, buying Bitcoin through an exchange may offer lower fees and a wider range of options, but it may also require more time and effort to set up an account and complete the transaction.

I heard about Bitcoin Depot ATM provider, not sure if this is the same company. Thanks for sharing your experience though, it's good to know that the rates at Bitcoin ATMs may not always be the most competitive.

Another domain from the same scammers: orbitalspacetech.space

Saxydev, we had a discussion about your supposed payment a few weeks ago, but you still haven't provided any valid proof of payment, neither publicly nor in a private message to a trusted DT member.

The information and screenshots provided previously do not match, particularly the block number of the transaction does not match the time stamp. To prove a payment on the Monero network, the only valid method is to provide the correct TXID and TX secret key. As I have mentioned repeatedly, these details do not disclose any information about the sender (you), but only the recipient address and amount sent. Therefore, there is no privacy concern in sharing this information publicly.

91 - FatFork

Thanks for the raffle!

OP, there are a lot of misconceptions in your question. So, let me try and explain it in simpler terms for you.

Basically, if a wallet is lost and the private keys cannot be recovered, then the bitcoins allocated to that wallet are essentially lost forever. They cannot be credited to any other account or used in any way.

Now, you also asked about tracing the wallet back. While transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain are public and can be traced, it's still really hard to figure out who a lost wallet belongs to, especially if it hasn't been used in years. That's why, for example, we can't know for sure which wallets belonged to Satoshi.

I see you also mentioned something about hot wallets. But just to let you know, that's not necessarily true. There are actually different kinds of "cold" wallets out there, not just hardware wallets, if that's what you meant. And lastly, Bitcoin wallets cannot be easily hacked, no matter how old they are.

I find it hard to believe. Your account was created over two years ago. What kept you from being active on the forum earlier?

In any case, it's better to start late than never start at all. Welcome to the forum.

It's true that online casinos can't offer the same physical rewards as brick-and-mortar casinos, but they compensate for it by offering site-wide bonuses and promotions. As others have pointed out, these bonuses usually come with tiered structures and some online casinos even give out physical rewards like gift cards, watches, trips and even cars.

Overall, it's up to each individual casino to come up with their own unique retention strategies that work for their customers. While high rollers may bring in a significant amount of revenue, there are many more small-time players or low rollers who also contribute to the casino's profits. Therefore, it makes sense for online casinos to offer some kind of compensation or incentive to these players as well, to keep them engaged and coming back to play. As long as the site offers good bonuses and promotions that exceed expectations, it will likely keep its customers happy and coming back for more.

I don't think there is a universal reason.

People go into gambling for different reasons. Some do it for fun, while others do it for the thrill of the game. But, a lot of people also do it in the hopes of winning big money. When you gamble, you're essentially taking a risk. You're putting some of your money on the line, and if you're lucky, you might end up winning a lot more. So while there are some common reasons why people might go into gambling, the exact motivations can be highly individual and influenced by a wide range of factors.


Yes, many people are attracted to gambling because they believe it is an easy way to make a lot of money quickly. This is often fueled by stories of people who have won big jackpots or professional gamblers who have made a fortune. However, it's important to note that gambling is never a guaranteed way to make money, and most people who gamble will end up losing more than they win in the long run.

He's not selling a casino website, just a script. The stats for his demo domain don't matter much 'cause anyone who buys this script will need their own domain to build an online casino.


I totally agree that it's a good idea to use escrow for transactions like this, particularly when dealing with newbie accounts that have no reputation yet.

So, does that mean I'm "fat"? No. I resent that. 

Yes, I don't think it's worth engaging with trolls like this. His post history shows that he's not exactly credible, and he's just going to ignore any information you provide anyway. He's been trolling casinos left and right, and now he's taking his trolling to this thread. It's best to just ignore this type of user since they're not really bringing anything good to the table.

I mean, we all have our opinions about KYC on crypto gambling sites, but this guy takes it to the extreme. It's one thing to be cautious and do your research before gambling online, but it's another thing to just complain about everything without a legitimate reason. Seriously, if you're gonna knowingly use one of those sites, ignore the Terms of Use, and then turn around and complain about it, that's just plain stupid. If you don't like the way a site operates, don't use it! It's that simple.

When was the last time you visited freebitco.in? 
Freebitco.in offers users the opportunity to earn Bitcoins through various activities, including playing games such as betting, weekly lottery, "Win a Lambo" lottery, monthly wagering, and referral contests. Users can also earn Bitcoin by participating in the site's reward points program. So it was hard to tell which game specifically the OP was having trouble understanding at that time.


However, what you may have overlooked is that you responded to a post that was made nearly a year ago. Regardless of the original purpose of this discussion, I believe it has already been resolved since then.

Well, well, it seems like the idiot has already been nuked! Let's hope the troublemaker throws in the towel once and for all.
(but I doubt he will, judging by his mental state)

Seems like you've got yourself a new stalker or groupie following you around the forum. Quite the diva, aren't we?