Did you ever hear back from the support team on this? I am interested to know if anything has changed regarding the KYC requirements for withdrawing funds.

If their vision was to steal from other people's work, then I agree. Their original whitepaper definitely reflects that.


What actions? What advance technologies?
What exactly have they developed so far? Is there even one line of code written by their developers? Please show.


You are wrong. I never asked that.


You're wrong again. That's not their code on GitHub.

The so-called QI-Explorer is copy-pasted from: https://github.com/ConsenSys/quorum-explorer
The so-called QI-Blockchain is copy-pasted from: https://github.com/hyperledger/besu

No code forks, no commits, not even proper attribution to the original repositories. Just plain copy-paste. So, you can swallow all you want for all I care, but that won't make this fake project credible.

Još jednom, hvala ti na vremenu i trudu koji iz mjeseca u mjesec ulažeš u ovu analizu, Rikafip.

Očigledno je da smo svi skupa podbacili i manje pišemo na našoj lokalnoj sceni, i to ne samo zbog ljetne stanke i godišnjih odmora. Prošle godine, u istom razdoblju, napisali smo dvostruko više postova, a imali smo gotovo isti broj aktivnih članova. Lista članova pokazuje da nas ima samo 15-ak više-manje aktivnih kada izuzmemo jednog padobranca - "Hazeldrew" i jedan poslovni račun - "Bitcoin Store". Nije ni čudo što svima ponestaje ideja i inspiracije za pisanje budući da isti članovi pišu cijelo vrijeme. Mislim da nam pod hitno trebaju neke zanimljive teme za raspravu da se stvari ponovno pokrenu.

Koristim priliku i da pozdravim novog člana, Jstallone. Nadam se da će nam ostati aktivan i nakon ljetne "pauze".

I think you misunderstand the criticism you get here. The reason is because you don't realize how drastically your idea affects the core principles of the Bitcoin system. You think you understand enough about blockchain and bitcoin transactions to give these ideas, but trust me, you are very far from the truth.

What I'm trying to say is that you might think your idea would work, but the more you read and learn about Bitcoin network, the more you'll realize how flawed your approach is. The criticism you get comes from making broad assumptions and thinking you know enough about something to make a radical change to it. Please don't take anything I've said here personally. I'm sure that you're smart and do have some bright ideas about Bitcoin and about blockchain technology in general. But if you really want to understand these ideas, then you should seek out the opinion of other experts who are more knowledgeable about both cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.

That troll just won't let go. He keeps making the same arguments, which have already been proven invalid, over and over in the hope that someone will fall for it. He's not willing to let go of his worldview, so every time he gets challenged on something he has said, he just makes up some other spin that is equally invalid. He's like a dog chasing his tail. He never catches it, but he keeps trying anyway. It's a waste of time and energy to try to have a discussion with someone like this. He's not open to the possibility of being wrong, because he has convinced himself that he's right about everything. The only way to deal with him is to ignore him completely and move on with your life.

Ma, nema straha da postanemo najgori lokal na forumu. Japanci su, na primjer, prošli mjesec napisali čak 30 postova u njihovom lokalu, Kinezi čak 19, a Korejci 12. Dakle, imamo još dovoljno prostora prije nego nas oni preteknu.

So he transferred the coins to your Stake account? Why would he do that if he wanted to steal your coins?
But anyway, since you claim he couldn't withdraw them from the Stake account, what happened to the coins next? Are they still in your Stake balance?

Congratulations on achieving the Senior member rank! You've earned it.
Keep contributing to the community, and before you know it, you'll be a Hero. 

I agree with yahoo on this, OP should make a proper report in the Scam Accusations board, with all the necessary evidence. We do not know for sure, but there are always two sides of the story. @ugottabet, it would help your case a lot if you could provide concrete proof to back up your claims, like screenshots or emails. But I also agree that if you were scammed by the casino, you should definitely report it in the Scam Accusations board. I hope it helps to resolve the matter.



I'm not so sure about this. Some casinos don't have an official rep on the forum anymore, for example Roobet, but that doesn't necessarily mean anything suspicious.

Yes, it's much clearer now. Thank you.
I have to do some calculations now. 

While I can see the benefit of verifying contact information or postal address, I think a street selfie unnecessarily adds a level of discomfort. But, let's just say that I don't mind losing a little time (and a couple of selfies) for the sites I play at to keep the cheaters at bay, I see a couple of potential problems here. For example, what if someone lives in a street without a public sign or in a building without a name? Should we ask our local government to put up signs just for us? Second, taking a selfie in a public can be potentially dangerous, especially if done in a densely populated area with heavy traffic. No one has the right to ask you for something that can endanger your health or even your life. Third, asking a customer to buy the local daily newspaper is just stupid. How will they know if the newspaper is real or fake? Small-circulation dailies rarely have updated websites to verify the front page. I just don't see the whole point of this, other than perhaps denying the gambler the payout of his winnings because of all of these excessive demands.

Casinos are an industry that has been around for a long time and will continue to grow. The online casinos use the latest technology that enhances their security, making users feel safe when they're playing at the casino and ensuring that there is little to no chance of the casino being hacked. Most casinos will also use the latest technology to ensure that their games are fair and secure, to prevent any cheating from happening. They also want to keep their reputation intact and not be associated with any type of cheating or unfairness.

The biggest problem with online casinos is that they're not always regulated by the government, which means that users don't know what kind of security measures are in place at these casinos. Therefore, it's important to do some research and find out what kind of safety measures are in place at an online casino before you start playing there. You can also look at the reviews that other players have left online, which will give you an idea of how secure the site is and whether or not people have had any issues with cheating or unfairness while playing there. If the casino has been around for a long time and has never had any problems, then you can be sure that they have strong security measures in place.

There is no doubt that this type of machine is designed to maximize profit for the owner. They have variable PSI strength settings for the claws, and they only give out toys as often as state regulations require. Until recently, I had no idea that there were state regulations concerning this type of amusement.

Here's an article about it: https://kotaku.com/why-yes-those-claw-machines-are-rigged-says-arcade-op-5929888

Thus, we cannot talk about a skill-based game here if the game has settings that determine the frequency of winning prizes, as, for example, slot machines do.

It is unfair to claim that the user tried to "cheat" if this online chat screenshot is credible:


"one dolar is minimum deposit to can make withdrraw"
"and is still one dollar"

How do you interpret this? It's clearly a case of poor communication, but that's a problem on your end.



If I may add here: Using CoinPayments is a very bad idea in this case. Deposits to casino sites should be as easy and straight forward as possible, so adding an extra step of verification with CoinPayments is going to complicate things further, causing more people to abandon their deposits on your platform. Just think about it. You don't ask for personal information during registration, but in order to make a deposit, the user must divulge his full name to a third party. Isn't it ironic?

$20 u BTC-u i nije tako loša tarifa za prijevod od 900 riječi, to je duplo više nego velika većina gig-ova koji se nude na Fiverr-u. Osim toga, pretpostavljam da veliki broj prevoditelja u Altcoins Bounty kampanjama rade za plaću u nekakvim shitcoinima koji na kraju ne vrijede ni pola toga.

Oh, I see. So you're part of the Fox campaigns team or an alt of Jawadu? How am I supposed to know that if you've never mentioned it before?
I guess that explains the fake retaliatory feedback left on my account. You know that's trust abuse, right?



By the way, when did I blame you, and for what exactly?

You're right. I have no frickin' idea what you're trying to argue here.


So what's your point exactly? You find nothing "tangible" in the OP that this is obvious plagiarism? Or do you mean that even though the project is clearly plagiarized, it can still be "genuine" and honest?

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Who the hell are you? (with a sarcastic tone)

I reviewed his post history and it looks like he's just shitposting a lot to make his signature quota. However, it is a bit surprising that he chose to quote a post that is more than 7 years old.


I agree. We cannot have a healthy price increase if there is no development or at least increased utility that accompanies it. The last project from the developers was the XFUNArcade platform, which was announced only recently, but I'm surprised that this wasn't reflected in the token's price significantly. Maybe the problem is with marketing?

It's a good read and very inspiring. Like what was mentioned in the article, it's not the million dollar that matters but what you can do with it that matters. I agree that money is just a tool and if we use it wisely, it can help us achieve our goals.

I think it's important to have a financial plan and set realistic goals for yourself, but I also think that it's equally important not to define yourself by your wealth. It's easy to get caught up in the material things and lose sight of what really matters: good health, family and friends, and having a positive impact on the world. It's important to keep in mind that money isn't everything, but it sure does help. It's also important not to be a slave to your money and not let it control you. If you're an entrepreneur, then make sure that your business doesn't consume all of your time and energy because this will prevent you from living the life you want.

Casino Critique, I think your Hard Cap/Soft Cap needs a little more explaining. I understand that your soft cap is 1BTC? You didn't explicitly state that anywhere, but that's what I gathered from your posts. What happens if you don't reach the Soft cap?

Furthermore, I completely failed to understand this statement, so if you could explain it a little more clearly that would be great (maybe with some concrete examples and calculations):