Dear users and friends,

We are writing to inform you of the status of Betnomi and our commitment to fully refunding all user balances.

In June, we faced significant internal challenges related to the company's long-term financial outlook and ownership structure. To address these issues, we temporarily suspended operations and initiated a restructuring process with a focus on long-term profitability. During this time, it became clear that continuing to work with the existing owners was no longer viable, and we terminated the partnership.

Unfortunately, following this decision, certain individuals engaged in backroom deals to extract Betnomi's intellectual property and resources for the purpose of launching a new casino independently. These actions resulted in significant damage to Betnomi and its users. Critical system resources were restricted, and the database became inaccessible, preventing users from withdrawing their balances.

We have since learned that our database was compromised and potentially sold to another casino platform that falsely claimed Betnomi had rebranded. We are pursuing legal action against this entity.

Fortunately, we have successfully retrieved a backup of our database and are working with regulators to develop a plan for fully refunding all users. This plan will be announced in the coming days.

Due to several legal actions that are pending against those who stole our intellectual property and those who wrongfully gained access to our systems and falsely claimed to be associated with us. The outcome and duration of these cases are uncertain. Therefore, we have decided to permanently cease operations and stop using the Betnomi brand in our best interests.

Over the past two years, we have developed our own casino software, risk management engine, and other valuable intellectual property worth millions of dollars. We intend to leverage this expertise to rebuild a stronger brand in the future.

We will provide an update on our reimbursement plan and schedule as soon as possible.

Thank you for your understanding.

Yes, your feedback at that time was accurate. We don't argue. But now everything has changed, and we just asked to edit the message in view of the current state of the service.

we didn't lie to you and all the users of the forum. First of all, we lied to ourselves

And we are ready to eradicate this doubt. Many refer to you so that we sign bitcoins for you. And as we answered above, we are ready for it.

We are ready to sign a message about the availability of reserves not only to LoyceV. We also give you the right to choose one more trusted forum member whom you prefer for this purpose.

Switzerland what are you cooking?  - the fire was already down.

I'm sending LoyceV all the communications since he is level headed, neutral and trustworthy

Theymos sent 500 btc to several members - they all stole the coins and vanished.

OGNasty, working with Theymos, gave them back because he is able to scam more here.

Theymos decided to remove OG as the last treasurer, and add him into a multi sig agreement.  He still gets paid with tax free money, but not as much as he did before.

The correct way to do this faster is download an updated list of address with balance List of all Bitcoin addresses with a balance

Then load that file into a database/bloom filter or some other custom method.

How to use
The most likely use is to check a long list of Bitcoin addresses for a remaining balance.
On Linux, use this to find matching addresses (after extrating the compressed .gz file of course):

• Bitcoin_addresses_LATEST.txt: the extracted latest version downloaded from addresses.loyce.club.
• mylist.txt: your own list of addresses, one address per line.

This takes only seconds to check millions of addresses.

This is not faster than 46 seconds (as you have to download a huge file)... and the data might not be updated.

Ledger wallets use a unique key generation process that creates a pair of private and public keys. The private key is used to sign transactions, while the public key is used to verify transactions. The keys are generated using a random number generator and a master seed phrase, which is a unique combination of words that is used to generate the keys. The keys are never transmitted to the blockchain or any other third party, and they are stored on the Ledger device itself. This ensures that only the user has access to their private key, and no one else can sign transactions on their behalf.

To understand how this process works in more detail, it's helpful to first understand a little bit about how Bitcoin transactions work. When you want to send Bitcoin, you use your private key to sign a transaction with the recipient's public key. This transaction is then broadcast to the Bitcoin network, where it is verified by a group of computers known as miners. Once the transaction is verified, it is added to the blockchain, which is a public ledger of all Bitcoin transactions. The miners are rewarded for verifying transactions with a small amount of Bitcoin.

I’ve never contacted anyone about you ever

I tested one few years ago, but it was a bit more loud for my taste.

The first picture above shows how the value of 5,250,000 FTX Token supposedly in the insurance fund was "calculated". It wasn't. It was just coded in. insuranceFund.size = 5250000 FTT.

The second picture above shows how the value of USD in the insurance fund was "calculated". The daily trading volume on FTX was multiplied by a random number, and this was used to adjust the insurance fund to a new size.

Loyce, can you go through a users' post history in some cases, or do you only accept links to posts? And i have many good posts i want to 'report' here, but most of them have been merited.

Damn LoyceV, You did not notice the plagiarism here.

We kindly ask the following users to correct their early comments/notes in view of the current state of the service: @LoyceV

But that doesn't make sense, because every new load makes a printout of the current value.

It would only make sense if you kept the page open without refreshing, and that sounds useless.

The main point of the tool was to quote the value of BTC whenever a page is loaded

How do I know the the fee set by my wallet?

I have the $6 in my wallet and haven't made any transaction before in that wallet just a newly created wallet

I think I have stated it already in my topic that it's trust wallet

A special note: I am now concerned about the BPIP project. He owns this project.

Can anyone tell confidently that he did not put a simple code and storing everyone browsing information including the IPs?

What guarantee we have that your, mine and others who used BPIP, our browsing history are not going to be used against us?

Has anyone tried Xfce? I've always used this environment, it is the one used by the super lightweight distros, should be the less fancier and thus snappier one.

I was asking that question in regards to Vod's claim of mismanagement/embezzlement of forum donations.  I wasn't around when the old members made their (now enormous) donations to bitcointalk, so I didn't know if Theymos or whoever was soliciting those donations said that the funds were going to be used for any specific purpose.

I have pledged to invest all after-expenses BTC-denominated forum profit back into the forum or the community.

But I think this is a communicated reasons which I don't understand. Since  the occurrence of this issue their have not been any transaction history on my trust wallet. My balance on trust wallet still intact,  but if I go through the trust wallet check explorer I can see the details of the transaction.  And I noticed not quite long that the transaction have been confirmed but my balance on trust wallet is still intact which I tried to send the bitcoin to the suppose address I wanted to send it to and it went through.

I might do that, unless you or someone else can give me some real arguments and examples how current DT system is making positive changes in forum.