Hello and welcome to the forum!

You asked the question backwards, I believe.
Start with what you know to do and think about the skills you have that would be useful to others. For example, say you're a programmer, you can offer your expertise in programming, but maybe you also know web-design and graphic design. Maybe you have a knowledge of journalism and the online publishing process. You can serve as an editor or copywriter for content on the site. Or maybe you’re great at marketing, so you can do social media management, or lead email marketing campaigns.

If you really want to work, you need to evaluate what your interests are and what would be valuable to other people, and then go out and get the skills to develop that knowledge and expertise.

Bitcointalk is more than a place to ask questions; it is a place to be part of an active community that it is often encouraging people to be active and work together in developing better and more secure software, growing the Bitcoin economy, learning and understanding various concepts like Blockchain technology, Economics, top down thinking, various technical issues, legal and other challenging issues. In this sense, it is more than a place to ask question, it is a place to learn, exchange ideas and maintain a very close relationship with like minded people.

Welcome to this enjoyable and exciting community and thank you for your participation!

So they voided your winning bet and let you withdraw the rest of the funds from your account? Well, at least that's something.

Obviously, if your bet had lost, things would have been totally different. They are notorious for selective scamming and for refusing to pay winning bets, falsely claiming that some terms had been violated. Consider yourself lucky this time, and in the future, I recommend you find a reputable casino to play at.

The main brand of this company is 1XBET, but 1XBit is an unlicensed, illegal version of 1XBET, which allows it to operate in markets where 1XBET is prohibited. But their "security" team is the same, so all the scamming comes from the same source.


I agree. Also, they invest huge amounts of money in marketing and advertising, and this is the only reason why they manage to survive in the market for so long despite already being banned in many countries.

No, it still doesn't work for me. I tried visiting your site using Google Chrome, and the default language was Farsi. I tried clearing all cookies and history, but same problem. Then I tried incognito mode, but this didn't work either.

The next thing I'll do is try another browser and report back.

Hello and welcome to the forum, @YASBET!

As some already mentioned, a Copper membership gives you the ability to create a more attractive ANN thread and present your website more effectively. Just look at some of the topics of other casinos. You can also hire someone to design an ANN for you. We have some great designers here that I believe are willing to help you with that.

It will be beneficial since that site will make the information more accessible to more people on the Internet. Of course, we all know that 1xbit is a scam casino, but outside of this forum people are exposed to the massive advertising campaign they have going in order to attract new victims. In the event that at least some of these people do some research about the casino, they may come across that site where they can view testimonials from people who have been scammed by 1xbit.

The way to effectively fight back against these types of scam casinos is to spread the word about them and their shady business practices. At the very least, I think it was worth it if we could save at least one new victim.

I agree. The price of Ether had jumped more than 30% in the last seven days. By the end of the month, we might see an even bigger swings in either direction. My bet is on BTC only so we'll see how that goes. I hope to hit the right range at least once.

Suppose someone gets hold of the file (which is very possible since it's stored online and you don't know who has access to it), do you think your password and encryption will be impenetrable? Would you be willing to stake the faith of your coins on it? What if that someone has an enormous amount of processing power and unlimited time at his disposal? If you think about it, he might be cracking your password right now without you even knowing it.

I think you are paranoid and delusional. Where did you read that LoyceV admitted that he wrote to all the moderators on PM? Can you quote that post? You're not as important as you think.
Furthermore, moderators delete your posts for a reason. If you cannot follow a few simple forum rules, then you shouldn't be on this site.

As a general matter, I don't think discord is a good medium to communicate with your clients. Despite the fact that discord is a powerful tool for community management, many people do not use it at all. A ticketing system and, if possible, live chat support for your casino website should be your top priority. Even if you are unable to develop your own customer support system, there are many online tools and software (many of which are free) that can help you with that. For example, Zendesk is one of the most popular customer service software applications available. You should really give this a serious look.

In my opinion, this idea makes sense and would be a great way to support new projects, but there's one glaring problem: who is going to decide what projects make it in? How will they be selected?
There are a number of scammers in the industry who will just try to take peoples money away, and to get rich off of this. If this is used for the success of new projects, then it has to be done right. I'm hopeful that we can come up with a way for people to provide feedback and in turn, make the decision for new projects to be accepted. But I'm not sure how we would accomplish this.


It is true, but there is a difference. Current signature campaigns cost money, and scammers generally can't afford or don't want to spend money on promotion. There were some exceptions, of course, such as Yobit, 1xbit and similar scams. However, this has been handled with a negative trust for the participants since they received financial benefits from promoting scams.

I don't think that's right. No casino should force users to join their social media channels to activate withdrawals.
Where did you get that info? Maybe it refers to the free bonus offer?

I believe it is possible to get 0 but not 00000 since the numbers on free roll are drawn from 0-1000. Not sure about the wheel of fortune spins though.

OP, there are many casinos that I think are truly amazing, but I don't see them on your website. How do you choose which casino to include in your list? I see that you mentioned some casinos that are quite unknown, at least to me. Moreover, there are some casinos I wouldn't even consider visiting, such as 1xbit casino. Will you compile a list of blacklisted casinos as well?

Most likely, your entire family's accounts have been suspended. It happens when you violate the rules and terms of service.
Are you really surprised? Family members are often used by cheaters and bonus abusers as an excuse to defend themselves, but no one will really believe such stories, and you have no way to prove it.

Yes, I agree. Politics should not influence sports competitions. But, it's a bit too late for that, don't you think? Wherever there is money involved, there is politics.

When I think about Tesla's coin purchases, I always thought they were in the $10k to $20k range. That seems to fit the time frame best. Since they sold most of the coins during the second quarter of this year, it means that most of the coins sold between $30k and $45k. So I don't think they sold it at a loss. Profit is the first priority for companies, after all.

Hello KHarty! Welcome to the forum!

There are many free online courses that covers all the fundamentals of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, but I have read that the best way to learn is by actually using these currencies and understanding how they work.

Crypto is a very broad topic, from the most basic of Bitcoin skills, through to more advanced uses such as decentralized applications and sidechains. Even if you're a total beginner, it would be a good idea to spend a few minutes going through everything you need to know to better understand this new and exciting technology. Depending on what exactly you want to learn, I can point you to some resources. Youtube has a ton of video tutorials, but be warned that they are a lot of amateur made (and poorly made). I would also recommend reading any of the free information and guides that can be found online such as howto guides, blogs, books and whatnot. You can spend a few minutes reading about the concept of Bitcoin, about the underlying cryptographic protocol that will underpin all of your future interactions with Bitcoin. The more knowledge you have about how Bitcoin actually works, the more depth you'll be able to delve into with other topics like blockchains and the best case scenarios of this technology.

Publicly announcing the change of email address (before the change itself) might be a good idea so that you can always refer to that post if someone ever asks you about it (for instance, changing email is sometimes associated with account sale or even hacking). I don't think there is any confirmation on your old email address except for the link to automatically lock your account, so you should be careful not to click on it by accident.