I think that's enough. Anyone can clearly see the message you left on those accounts and no one will be able to remove it.
I think it is unlikely that someone would get access to those accounts by accident if you had a strong enough password on them.

+1!

This is definitely the main weakness of our Bitcointalk forum. It's great in an overall sense, I love the community. But yeah, it seems really bad when you see a whole bunch of newbies joining bounties. It seems like they are mainly driven by greed. With a short amount of time they do not even realize their mistake and wonder why the karma is so low in their transactions. It's really sad that people come to such an active community to do that. They think they will earn a lot of money. But that is not how bounty programs work at all nowadays. Right now it's basically worse than it has ever been, it's a total mess. Thanks for pointing that out.

I'm not so sure about that. Can you give at least one example where you got good money at the end of the month from a bounty or airdrop? I may be wrong, but it seems like a complete waste of time. It seems more likely that you will make a couple of dollars from any other given task than from doing a bounty for some shitcoins. And if you get only a couple of dollars that's no good, the reward does not come close to replacing the effort that you need to put in for this to be a worthwhile activity.

In my opinion, this was simply meant to attract attention. 137.21GB of data? There must be a lot of transcripts of the conversations.
Anyway, I would download the files to find out what it is all about. There is no harm in downloading, even if it is a virus.

I agree. It is better to make a fully functional website first and then the trek start advertising it. Gambling startups are faced with fierce competition and it's a no win situation to show potential users your site without it being fully ready. Many gambling startups launch their site before they have the infrastructure in place and fail to attract clients. It doesn't work like that, especially if you are operating in an online casino niche.


Like you said, you have to have a solid strategy on how to generate more traffic and users, not only by posting the contest on gambling forums. You need to show that it's interesting for players to take part in your gambling contests and competitions, and at the same time attract more users for the site. This is where marketing techniques come in play. It's important to understand your target audience, what they will like to do in the gambling world, and what is the best way to appeal to them.

If you put all these 1xbit idiots on ignore, this thread looks a lot better (actually the whole Gambling section looks better).

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Due to the reason stated in my comment above, I didn't see your reply before.


I just wanted to ask; Is this an example of exemplary parenting that you mentioned before?

It is the 66th minute of the match. France leads 1:0 with Adrien Rabiot on the scoreboard. Croatia is still trying. They are pressing forward. This is a good chance for them to change the momentum in the game. They need to score soon. Modric has an attempt on goal but Maignan makes a save.

It is a known fact that they are both part of the same company, and there is already ample evidence, both on this forum and elsewhere. It might be a good idea for you to do your own research.


Hopefully it won't. Nothing good can come from this site.

There is no difference between the two sites. Essentially, both sites run on the same platform and are owned by the same company, but are under different domain names. 1XBit is an unlicensed version of 1XBET to circumvent various countries' restrictions. In fact, all the problems you mention really come from the 1XBET security department that handles payouts. So-called "support" from 1xBit doesn't have any control over them.

There is no need to compare 1xbit campaigns and their participants with any other campaign on the forum.

It has been proved that 1xBit is a scam casino. Their signature campaign on this forum is fake, and all participating accounts are alt accounts hired as part of bumping services. You will not find any genuine members there.

You're right. We must think about this.

According to experts from the Yale Institute, almost 1,000 companies have publicly announced they are voluntarily curtailing operations in Russia to some degree beyond the bare minimum legally required by international sanctions.
source: https://som.yale.edu/story/2022/almost-1000-companies-have-curtailed-operations-russia-some-remain

This will not seriously affect the country’s economy, because there are still a lot of companies working in Russia and Russia is a country rich with resources. But it’s an obvious political step, which is very important. And, it's an obvious step from a human point of view.

AS said, there are a number of components that play a key role in the customer experience and as it is well known, customer service should be  one of the top priorities of every casino, which is why it is so important that each one of them provides their customers with the best customer experience possible. But what differentiates a good customer service from a bad customer service?

Some of the factors that can come into play are :
The right attitude towards customers
A clear and open communication with the customer
A very detailed customer service policy that is written down and becomes clear for every customer to follow and understand
The personal approach and the care
Relevant service knowledge and expertises
A positive and friendly attitude that always puts customers first

Obviously this list of components is endless and as the said they can come into play to a certain degree in any business, however, in my opinion and with respect to the casino, the elements in this list should not be missing from any casino’s customer service policy.

I guess promotions and perks are always welcome, from the player's point of view, so I vote for numbers 4 and 5. I know this is not a poll but since I don't have any new suggestions, I support the above. In my opinion, these two suggestions are the only ones that can directly affect the number of customers on the platform.

I think he's referring to the Flood attack.


However, as already explained above, this would not stop the network, but would only delay some transactions and increase transaction fees. Eventually, the attacker would run out of money and everything would return to normal, so all the effort would be for nothing.

Yeah, one could even say: There is a lot more to this forum than meets the eye. You just have to keep exploring and reading.

Anyway, you've taken a step in the right direction by exploring the forum more deeply than what your friend showed you. And now it's your turn to show your friend something new.

These examples you cited do not necessarily mean newbie bounty managers. As far as I can see, some of the projects have decided to run their campaigns on their own. This means that the bounty manager is a member of their team, or even the developer himself. Obviously they have some knowledge of how bounty campaigns work and it is possible to use an alt account to run a campaign and promote a project.

Whether these are good campaigns or not is hard to say. Just know, a respectable campaign manager does not automatically mean a good campaign. There are a number of campaigns that have turned out to be a scam run by a well-known bounty manager.

You don't need Jr. Member rank to upload images now. Since you have already purchased Cooper Member, this allows you, among other things, to post images. See here:

Cypto market is a very exciting but it is also volatile and there are pitfalls to it. Bitcoin, some say is too volatile. I myself did not go wild with my investments. I am happy and I am doing my regular investing and I enjoy when market is down so I can buy some more coins.

We all know that this is not the end of this story, and there will be huge bull run in the future. So don’t be upset when the Bitcoin bear market is happening and don’t hate it. Just sit back and relax and wait for the Bitcoin bull market to hit you.

I don't know much about the technical side either, but I followed a simple calculation based on this website to get a rough estimate.

The current Target Hashrate on the Bitcoin network is 200,000,000.00 TH/s.
The most powerful hardware currently on the market (although not yet available) is BITMAIN AntMiner S19 XP Hyd. with Max. Hashrate of 255 TH/s (specified)
Required Equipment = Target Hashrate / Hardware Hashrate = 200,000,000.00 / 255 ≈ 784,300 Units.
Hardware Cost = 784,300 Units * USD 19,890.00 = USD 15,599,727,000.00
Assuming Electricity Price is USD 0.01 per kWh :
Electricity Cost = 784,300 circuits * 5.30 kWh * USD 0.01 = USD 41,567.90/hour or USD 1M/day

So, according to this rough calculation, to carry out a successful 51% attack on the Bitcoin network with said hardware would cost at least $ 15.6 billion in hardware and at least $ 1 million a day in electricity costs.

I am keeping my previous optimistic projections for the next week and think that in the very near future we could see the price pushing to $35K. But, breaking through the $30,500 resistance is the first and most critical step here. If this resistance level is broken, we can expect to see a short term rally to the $32,000 level with a lot of money flowing back into the bullish direction. Let's see where it takes us then…