Svi vi koji ste u Roobet.com kampanji ne zaboravite da morate ažurirati svoj signature kod, ako to već niste učinili.

That's good. So, even though the project may not be actively developed anymore, it will be available for anyone to use, modify, or build upon through its open-source status, which could lead to its continued development in the future by the community. I think it still has value as a reference and starting point for new projects.

Do you have any plans to continue development of the project in the future? Perhaps in a different form?

My pick #18 if available.

BTC segwit address: bc1q4j5rytqzgqx9y9f03ny52y37sprlddqljv9hru

Thanks JollyGood and Ratimov for this interesting raffle/contest. Good luck everyone!

I understand your concerns about building trust, but I believe that with the right approach, your website can be successful. Building trust takes time and effort, but it's not impossible, and the best way is by providing value. Additionally, making your site more appealing by creating a better UI design and other user-friendly features will help improve the user experience and make the site more appealing to potential players. You need to make sure that your game is fun and engaging, and if it's not, then consider making some changes. There are a lot of things you can do to improve the user experience. Have you considered some themes that might make the experience more interesting? For example, Pirate Treasure or Dragons Chest could work well. Or maybe even the Heist of the Century. These are just a few ideas that I came up with, but there are many more.

But at the end, it's your call and your decision will be the best for your project. I hope my suggestions have been at least somewhat helpful to you.

From what I can tell, the demo site enables users to access and play almost any game without the need for a login or maintain a balance. Maybe the dev changed it recently. Anyway, I'm going through all the available games right now so we'll see how it goes.

Nakon drame sa bivišim menadžerom, [banned mixer] signature i avatar kampanja je ponovno pokrenuta za Full Members+ članove:

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Dobrodošli na forum BitcoinATM Shitcoins.club, i hvala što ste bumpali ovu temu.

Vidim da imate nekoliko novih lokacija koje nisu navedene u uvodnom postu pa ću to ažurirati.
Kakvi su vam planovi za budućnost? Imate li najava za nove lokacije?

Yes. This is more like a form of all-pay auction, such as the Tullock auction, in which all participants submit a bid and the outcome is determined by the highest bid. However, unlike a traditional auction, in this type of auction both the winning and losing bidders are required to pay the amount of their submitted bids.

I agree. It is important to note that establishing the necessary infrastructure to properly operate a casino can be a significant undertaking, both financially and in terms of time and resources. The critical components of a functioning casino such as financial transactions, customer support, security and fraud prevention and compliance with regulations are all areas that need to be carefully considered and implemented, and can be a daunting task for even the most experienced professionals in the field. Without these components in place, it will be difficult to attract players and generate revenue.

In addition, there is a lot of preliminary work about the casino business that may not be immediately obvious such as banking relationships, licensing requirements, establishing the business model and financial projections, hiring qualified personnel to run all aspects of the operation and more. It is my understanding that this is the reason why many of the popular online casinos are not operated in-house, but rather by third party companies who specialize in this industry.

It's unfortunate that you have to resort to wiping your system clean. Conducting a comprehensive forensic examination of your system would be extremely beneficial in identifying the cause of this issue. Not only could this information assist you in recovering your funds, but it could also serve as an informative resource for other members of the community to avoid similar incidents in the future.


Even when utilizing a single device, there are still various options available to ensure the security of your assets. One option is to set up a dual boot system, another is to use a Live OS from a USB drive or other external media, and as a final alternative, you can also consider installing free virtual PC software and use a secondary OS that way.

I hope that is not the case, otherwise all of the good practices and safety tips that have been mentioned repeatedly by members here would be in vain.


Both of your tips are equally bad. Let's assume that your system is infected with malware at some point, it can be difficult to know the extent of the damage it may cause. For example, the malware could potentially access and alter the contents of your clipboard, or even include a keylogger to record your keystrokes. This means that if you have ever copied or typed your password or seed phrase while the malware was present on your system, hackers may be able to gain access to your coins. Uninstalling the wallet or adding a password will have ZERO impact on protecting your coins.

If you're facing a problem and need help, there are several places where you can create a thread to get assistance. Depending on the nature of your problem, some options include:

• Bitcoin Discussion
  - General discussion about the Bitcoin ecosystem that doesn't fit better elsewhere.
• Bitcoin Technical Support
  - Questions regarding issues with Bitcoin Core, nodes, the Bitcoin network, transactions, and addresses.
• Meta
  - This section is for the forum related discussions.
• Beginners & Help
  - This section is most important for the new members.
• Off-topic
  - Here you can ask questions that do not belong elsewhere.
• Altcoin Discussion
  - Discussion of cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin.

Please keep in mind to include as much detail as possible about your problem when creating a thread. Also, most of the community based help is provided by volunteer members, so be courteous and respectful when asking for help.

It seems like you are implying that the Electrum wallet software may have some security issues, however there are no such indications at this time. There are probably millions of Electrum users worldwide, and if there were any security issue with any version of the software, it would have likely garnered significant attention and be widely talked about on the internet by now. Moreover, Electrum's open-source nature allows for many independent developers to rigorously inspect each new version after its release, ensuring the software's security.

Even assuming the OP's story is true, there are many possible ways someone could steal his coins. For example, the OP could have left his computer unlocked while he was gone. He could have been infected with malware at any point over the course of many months and even years before he created his new wallet, or the thief could have used a keylogger or clipboard malware to steal the seed phrase. The OP also said that he doesn't use any AV other than the standard windows defender, which is also a big security risk and a lapse in judgment.

In situations like this, it's important for individuals to understand that being a campaign manager or an escrow carries a lot of responsibility, and they should be fully committed to being transparent and accountable for their actions. This includes taking every precaution to ensure the safety and security of the funds, as well as being proactive in identifying and addressing any issues that may arise. Whether they're just managing a campaign or safeguarding funds, they must be fully accountable for their actions, particularly when it comes to handling other people's money. It's important for them to have a plan in place for how to handle any potential problems or issues that may arise, such as how to return funds to their rightful owners in the event of a hack or other breach of security. It's not enough to just have good intentions, actions and practical measures need to be taken to ensure the safety of the funds, and to show that the responsibilities as a campaign manager or an escrow are being taken seriously.

I believe it is crucial to base our decisions on whether someone deserves a negative tag on his profile on verifiable facts, rather than allowing personal emotions to play a role. These emotions or personal beliefs can be validly discussed, but should not be the basis for our judgment. This approach is the only way to ensure that the Trust system is fair and impartial to all members, rather than allowing personal affection to create a double standard in our decision making.

Given that there is at least one party who has been damaged (financially) and holds the OP responsible for the missing funds (which, in my view, is a reasonable position), it would be callous not to side with them, as they are the clear victims in this situation. Whether the missing funds were the result of hacking or the OP's deliberate actions, we don't have enough evidence to conclude either point at this time, these facts remain unchanged.



Now, I don't think that julerz12 had any intentions of stealing the funds for personal gain (it's just my personal opinion though and I could be wrong), and I feel really bad that he's in this tough spot. Nevertheless, regardless of his intent, he still bears a personal responsibility as a bounty manager and an escrow and, in my opinion, must accept the consequences of his negligence. The only path for redemption and vindication for him is to collaborate with the companies that entrusted him with their funds, in order to repay the debts. In doing so, he can demonstrate accountability, and eventually earn back the trust of the community.

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U pravu si, zapostavio sam listu kampanja u uvodnom postu. Ažurirat ću ju danas.

I'm sorry, but that is not accurate. You can freely ask questions unrelated to crypto. The boards deal with a range of topics: Economics, Trading Discussion, Politics & Society, Beginners & Help or Off-topic. There is even a Serious discussion board.

I'm not sure what you mean by "it takes too long to get answers." Could you provide some examples?


Want to easily keep up with the posts of a specific user? One option is to bookmark the URL of their latest posts. That way, you can quickly access their page and see their latest updates with just one click, like a subscriber.

Your dedication to being more constructive is truly admirable. Keep up the stellar effort!  (I'm being sarcastic, by the way.)

And to prove my argument:



You do realize that there are other religions besides Islam, right? I fully respect the diversity in the world. However, it is best to keep our personal religious beliefs and practices to ourselves, so we don't inadvertently cause offense or conflict with others. No offense intended, of course.

I completely agree! The idea of more ranks just seems like it would create more unnecessary competition and hierarchy on the forum. I think we should avoid these pitfalls and continue building a community where everyone feels welcome. It's important to remember that at the end of the day, we're all just people sharing and discussing ideas online and trying to learn from each other. It's always better to focus on the content of our posts and discussions rather than getting caught up in the ranks and status symbols.

I wanted to help you by reviewing your post history, but I noticed that your posts have not shown much improvement compared to a few years ago when you were kicked out from the Bitvest campaign for shitposting and spamming the forum.


Most of your recent posts after a long period of inactivity have been useless reports in the Bounties (Altcoins) board and a few merit hunting posts in the WO thread. These posts do not seem to be very useful or contribute significantly to the community. Consider putting more effort into your posts, especially if your English skills are not as strong. This will likely improve your chances of receiving positive feedback from other members.