There is no need to waste time discussing such members. People like him are pond scum of this forum. Only two days after begging for forgiveness and vowing never to make such a mistake again, he re-applied for the 1xbit scam campaign. But that's not really surprising given his history of cheating with alt accounts and spamming the forum.

Ima jedan novi hardverski novčanik na koji sam nedavno naletio a čini mi se da bi mogao biti zanimljiv. Radi se o uređaju OrigoKey od tvrtke bitOrigo.
http://www.origokey.com/

bitOrigo je mađarska tvrtka kojoj je osnovna djelatnost izrada mobilnih i web aplikacija a od 2017. godine su pokrenuli i razvoj softvera i hardvera za blockchain sustave. Na službenoj web stranici nema puno informacija o samom uređaju. Navodno sadrži CC EAL5+ certificirani sigurnosni element a za prikaz informacija i upravljanje koristi 1,56" IPS zaslon osjetljiv na dodir. Kapacitet memorije nudi podršku za preko 400 kriptovaluta, a povezivanje s desktop i mobilnom aplikacijom moguće je putem Bluetootha, USB-a i microSD kartica.



dkbit98, znaš li nešto više o ovome u uređaju i misliš li da ga vrijedi dodati na listu jer, koliko vidim, još nije dostupan niti u prednarudžbi.

From what I can see, these contests were held off-site, so they cannot be considered proof that the casino pays winnings to regular players on the platform. I specifically asked about transactions from your gambling platform. And please don't imply that such information would violate player privacy, since all transactions are public information on the blockchain anyway. I am not asking you to post user accounts associated with transactions.

When you say "we can't sign the address", does that mean you're not really in control of that wallet? In that case, who makes the payments?

I'm not sure I understood. You got a promo code for a $50 sign up bonus, but the minimum wager amount is $20 so you had to place two bets on $20 and $30? Or did you get two free bets totaling $50? In any case, congratulations on your win. If it's not a secret, would you mind telling us which casino it was and where you got the promo code?

Yes, as you said, the best way to use RPs is to accumulate 100K and exchange them for satoshi. But it takes a lot of time, patience, determination, gambling activity or referrals to reach that amount, and not everyone has that. So, kudos if you can get there every 14 months!

There is no doubt that this is one message that many of us wish we could see on our Freebitcoin accounts, but only a few of us are able to.   

This one is actually pretty straightforward for me. Sure, I will use it occasionally if I have the incentive. However, I don't think everyone would agree that LN is really necessary for casinos to become more user friendly. Some gamblers invest a substantial amount of money for their "entertainment", so the transaction costs of the Bitcoin network are not a huge concern under the current circumstances.

Depending on the situation, I can see potential for Lightning being used for a lot more than gambling, and will likely see it implemented in many applications in the future. But for now, using the mainnet is still more convenient for the end user.

It isn't the first time we have seen something like this. There are literally thousands of websites just like this one. It's not even a review site, it's merely a list of referral links, with no editorial input or personal bias, other than the fact that they try to drive you to places that pay them top dollar in referral fees. The fact that they give such high rating to scams like 1xbit casino is really telling about how they approach the matter.

Ah well, what does it matter at the end of the day. It's not like the OP will read this either. He just wanted a quick, easy way to promote his "review" site, which really isn't all that great, and make a few bucks.

What catalogs and tables of gambling sites are you referring to? The vast majority of websites where you will find 1xbit / 1xbet casino are nothing more than affiliate links. Not to mention affiliate links are such a scam in the first place, that are often unethical, misleading and manipulative. The websites that run affiliate links are often engaging in deceptive marketing practices. They will blatantly link to specific promotions. These promotions can be very lucrative. However, they are not only misleading, but will often lead people to gamble with not so reputable sites.


Money can buy a lot of things, but, unfortunately for 1xBET, reputation isn't one of those things.


You can, of course, believe in conspiracy theories if you want. But the truth is usually the most straightforward explanation.

Yes, most likely they are. These pictures of their team members are stock photos that are available for purchase from stock photo galleries such as Getty Images and iStock, which is why they can be found on so many websites. This is just another example of scammers taking advantage of the Ukraine crisis to create fake charity donation ICOs. Pretty lazy one, if I may add.


source: newukrainecoin.com


Portrait of handsome man - stock photo from gettyimages.com


Portrait of man - stock photo from gettyimages.com

As stated before, a fact is something that actually exists, or that is verifiably true. Your statements are not facts because there is no evidence to support them. Without evidence, we don't know if they're true or false. In order to actually consider whether something is true, we must use the scientific method.

Can you show evidence that your platform actually pays anyone their winnings? Can you show actual transactions on the blockchain? Can you sign the address of your hot wallet so we know they are actually yours? Unless you have some solid evidence to support your claims, you need to stop making them.

Da, vrlo malo informacija o ovom novčaniku. Čini se da je namijenjen isključivo američkom tržištu, ali sam ga ipak dodao na popis.
Iskreno ne razumijem da netko razvije novi hradverski novčanik i ograniči ga softverski na samo dvije kriptovalute. Čini mi se da su čak i ETH tokeni podržani samo kao cold storage, tj. ne postoji mogućnost bilo kakve radnje s njima kroz softver.

You can earn merit pretty much anywhere on the forum, however, there isn't much chance to earn merit in the bounty section. It is about passing valuable messages. You will be rewarded with merits if you write something that will help others. It would be difficult for you to achieve this if you just hunt for bounties.

It is important not to confuse terms, especially in the Beginners & Help section. The terms centralized and decentralized are most often used in connection with exchanges, not wallets.

The term centralized menas the presence of a central authority on the system that regulates the operation of the platform. In decentralized systems, no single entity acts as a regulator of the system. On the other hand, custodial (in terms of crypto wallets) means another party controls your private keys, while with a non-custodial wallet, you have sole control of your private keys. Web-based exchange wallets are the most common custodial wallets these days, and this makes them centralized, as they are part of a centralized service, but the term is not commonly used in this context.

At least their ANN thread is locked and, since Bitwings_official left the forum, there are no more paid shills spamming and bumping the Bitwings thread 24/7.
Of course, until they start with a new scam...

It is true that most centralized exchanges ask for KYC, especially when doing business with fiat. So, if you prefer a more traditional way to trade, then you need to provide certain identifying information to the exchange.

If you're interested in being anonymous, and don’t want to provide any personal information to the exchange, then you have a few options, including:
- true decentralized exchanges like BISQ,
- p2p trading sites like LocalCryptos or HodlHodl,
- anonymous exchange of cryptocurrencies for cash in person.

Those who are involved in promoting 1xbit scam don't care about other members who might be scammed by the casino.  All they care about is themselves making money at the expense of others.
Take one out of many examples: Erdogan - We can see what kind of person he is from his trust feedback. Multiple scam accusations have been made against him, and it's already known that he has no problem promoting scams for personal gain.

It is quite possible that someone has been around long enough to change accounts if they wanted to. But, why would it matter? They are not breaking any forum rules.
Nevertheless, as some have already stated, I also believe that most "professional newbies" have some prior experience and basic etiquette of communicating online. There are people who literally know nothing about cryptocurrency and yet post quality content on bitcointalk. For example, some members may be experts in some other fields, not necessarily closely related to crypto and blockchain. So I don't believe they are all alt accounts.

Yeah, it's nothing new. I'm not complaining, though, it's a welcome change and the more people embracing cryptocurrency, the more likely it is that Hollywood is going to feature more and more. However, we are still waiting for the full feature film to "pay back" the community that made it all possible, namely the people that funded the Bitcoin revolution. I hope it happens soon, as it would make a great film.

Yes, I agree. When it comes to gambling, knowing when to stop, or at the very least slow down, is essential. There is a clear and cut difference between playing small stakes and big bets, and a severe danger in going for huge stakes too early. Some may be tempted by the thrill of the chase when they first take the first bite of a winning strategy. However, as any coach will tell you, overconfidence, which is the single greatest cause of failure, often leads to poor results.

I'm not sure why you'd want to find scams like these other than to expose them publicly and warn other members about them. Anyway, I found that some of these sites are being promoted on social media, and some of them have even tried to lure victims from this forum. Furthermore, I follow several cybersecurity research groups, such as @MalwareHunterTeam, that regularly alert of such and similar cyber threats.