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We are about to release a wave of new articles about crypto websites, do anyone have a hint for us what we could aim to?
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Thats absolutely true, I get your point. MIR4 is amazing honestly, decentralgames is also a very nice p2e check out our p2e section at https://bitpr0.com/dappsI played mir4 and I noticed that there are not that many people who are mining darksteel on where I was hoping I could mine. Before I was having a hard time finding a spot where the darksteel mine is not mined by a player but now I can find a spot to mine it. Mir4 is indeed amazing. Anyways, I did find so many dapps listed on your site and are you planning on adding legit p2e games that I could check out. I was hoping to find more p2e games that I can play on my mobile phone. Makes sense, we will keep an eye on all kinds of games and will let you know asap when we found a alternative  |
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We updated our categories and added our own news section, new posts will be made now on a weekly basis - Keep updated on our twitter at https://twitter.com/bitpr0 |
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We updated the hub, new tokens available, also we added a few new dapps and a new category called play-to-earn. Play to earn dappsThis is nice addition as P2E games are gaining their popularity these days. But are all of them needed to shell out money before you can play? Because I have seen a recent thread in this forum, a free play 2 earn gaming platform. We know that for example Axie, you need to buy AXS and is quite expensive for small time players. Can you also separate the platforms offering free P2E games. That would really be nice. Thanks. There are other P2E games that you can play for free. You can check MIR4. You can earn from the game without investing any. amount, you just need to reach a certain level. Aside from enjoying the game, the mining part is just a bonus. There are many players who are now enjoying and taking the benefits out of this game. After you earn some money, you can explore and try other P2E where you need to invest, jus maximize all the venues and try each platform. Do your research as always. It will protect you in not to waste both your money and your time. Wow thank you very much for the information, the truth is I didn't know that MIR4 was still running, I started playing that game a long time ago, but after there was everything related to the craziness of the NFTs with the scams and everything else I stopped playing it, however, a P2E game would boost the site a lot because it is something "Uncommon" and just the fact of being different from everything else causes a lot of curiosity, especially for the gamer community, which is very big, and that is why that P2E games have not been known to exploit, because the Crypto+Gamer community moves a lot of money, and if they manage to unite it for a game it is synonymous with moving a lot of money and traffic. Thats absolutely true, I get your point. MIR4 is amazing honestly, decentralgames is also a very nice p2e check out our p2e section at https://bitpr0.com/dapps |
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We updated the hub, new tokens available, also we added a few new dapps and a new category called play-to-earn. Play to earn dappsThis is nice addition as P2E games are gaining their popularity these days. But are all of them needed to shell out money before you can play? Because I have seen a recent thread in this forum, a free play 2 earn gaming platform. We know that for example Axie, you need to buy AXS and is quite expensive for small time players. Can you also separate the platforms offering free P2E games. That would really be nice. Thanks. It's great that such a section as P2E has appeared on your site, but since the site is viewed and people who first came to the gaming industry may not have any cryptocurrencies at all, then I think it would be correct to mark with a special sign those games where the player can start completely free of charge play and not buy any tokens in advance. This will help players from underdeveloped and poor countries also make a little money. But this is just a suggestion, devs, obviously they themselves know what to do right.  Thanks for your opinion, we will consider a special sign for play-to-earn games We also updated our gambling page bitpr0.com/gambling |
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4th ICE NFT Drop at Decentral GamesMint time: Monday, 10pm UTC Requirements: 0.25 $WETH (Polygon) + 1000 $DG (Staked) Only 1250 Items available ICE NFTs are priced at 1.1-1.5 ETH at OpenSea Join decentral games and mint a NFT tommorow, you will easily double/tripple your ETH or you even hold and earn by playing poker daily for free, its simply a no-brainer at this point. https://decentral.games/141aca
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We updated the hub, new tokens available, also we added a few new dapps and a new category called play-to-earn. Play to earn dapps |
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Dont know on why there are really people who do really loves or pursue to play despite of the country that they do live was already banned or prohibited? and when the time comes that they had
been caught then they do start to whine up and blaming out things or make some reasoning
Considering the issue of banning certain casinos in some countries, one must take into account that there are also gamblers in these countries who are ready to take risks. Especially when he played for a long time and got used to the casino, but he was suddenly banned. We must, of course, take into account the fact that many players take risks not only by placing bets. But continuing to play at casinos of interest to them, which may have tempting conditions and, accordingly, may be banned in the country from which the player himself is. That's when you can hear the groans and cries of those who lost access to their deposit. Yes, thats a issue. Allowing deposit without any verification but at the payout, they ask for it. We will think about a warning sign for websites who follow a "strategy" like this. Thanks for everyones input, we really appreciate it. |
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You are right, we should do that. We will think about a classic section.
^ It is a good idea and that is good that you update your site, the list of all crypto casino site. That is really ultimate and great. I saw a new gambling casino that has been running a business here recently and I think that is a quite good update. I have one suggestion too, can you also include the list of non-KYC gambling casinos that did not require KYC verification. I have seen many questions regarding this and I will introduce your site if there is someone looking for a site that does not require KYC. However, I bookmarked your site now for future reference. Right, a section for non-KYC crypto gambling sites is indeed a good idea. We will add a category within this week. ~snip~
You are right, we should do that. We will think about a classic section.
^ It is a good idea and that is good that you update your site, the list of all crypto casino site. That is really ultimate and great. I saw a new gambling casino that has been running a business here recently and I think that is a quite good update. I have one suggestion too, can you also include the list of non-KYC gambling casinos that did not require KYC verification. I have seen many questions regarding this and I will introduce your site if there is someone looking for a site that does not require KYC. However, I bookmarked your site now for future reference. This is a good offer, of course it would be nice to know in advance which casinos do not require verification. However, I think that it is quite difficult for developers to check and then track changes. The introduction of KYC can be made unexpectedly after warnings from the Supervisory Authorities or for other reasons, and the site simply does not have time to track it down and sort out those requiring verification of identity and those that do not. In addition, KYC/AML can be of different levels, which must also be taken into account. After all, problems can and do arise if you withdraw large winnings from the site (if you are lucky and you won ). This also introduces its own rules. So I'm not sure that such a task can be successfully dealt with. You are right, we will do extensive research to provide the right category for this matter. i believe this factor should be taken care of the gambler himself also. most casinos don't require kyc for certain levels, but if you exceed their limits regarding deposits or withdrawals, let us say 2000 USD/EUR, that's when they start asking kyc (mostly, if the casino has gambling license). the player should better check the ToS of the site itself and not rely from the list alone. this is where they usually make a mistake, not reading the ToS so they end up violating the terms of the site and eventually, having their funds frozen
This is absolutely true. Probably the site, of course, can try to get such information about the KYC in different casinos, but what if the player wins, the site says that there is no KYC, but it was actually recently introduced, or with some amount (usually $2K) it starts, and in this is not explicitly stated in the rules. And then the user will have a claim to Bitpr0 site. I know from experience, you just have to be prepared at all times that when you withdraw funds, even small ones, you may suddenly be required to have a KYC. This is a common practice for many exchanges and casinos. So keep that in mind.  Exactly this could be the reason why the category should exist. Thanks for your input. After a long time I am here . Hope you guess are doing well. A little changes has happened after my last seen. And The site is now super faster than previous to me. btw admin you told about to add some games something like roulettes or something like this. what happened about that? Is it already build? Or the decision was canceled? The site has seen some upgrades recently which is the reason it is faster than what we use to have before now, I believe the site operator will introduce new bonuses for players as we are in a Winter season and have lots of free time to play games on the site. Very nice from you ,thanks. We will continue to update the website within this winter aswell as adding a few new features to it. Stay tuned |
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I also created another list https://www.blockz.network, there are basically all crypto gambling sites listed. We simply focus on modern casinos instead of the old gambling sites like Megadice, Yolodice, 999Dice, Casinoroyale, all these examples are too old and not really up-to-date in our opinion. You shouldn't make the mistake of thinking that new equals good and that an old design doesn't deserve to be mentioned. New casinos have still not proven themselves. They have no reputation and can turn into a scam. We have seen such examples on Bitcointalk many times. Although that can happen with older platforms as well, they usually tend to be more trustworthy. I would always take an ugly looking, badly-designed casino rather than a new, modern, and futuristic site that will confiscate my funds if they feel it's worth the hassle that will be created. You do have a point here but honestly some of the websites are so old, they look like old white turned to yellow phones because of cigarette smoke, thats how I feel are some of these old websites. And its clearly visible that most of them don't have much activity anymore hence I dont think a listing is neccecary. I also created another list https://www.blockz.network, there are basically all crypto gambling sites listed. We simply focus on modern casinos instead of the old gambling sites like Megadice, Yolodice, 999Dice, Casinoroyale, all these examples are too old and not really up-to-date in our opinion. You shouldn't make the mistake of thinking that new equals good and that an old design doesn't deserve to be mentioned. New casinos have still not proven themselves. They have no reputation and can turn into a scam. We have seen such examples on Bitcointalk many times. Although that can happen with older platforms as well, they usually tend to be more trustworthy. I would always take an ugly looking, badly-designed casino rather than a new, modern, and futuristic site that will confiscate my funds if they feel it's worth the hassle that will be created. @Stakefast, the year used all throughout in blockz.network site is still in 2020. since it is mentioned that is updated on a daily basis, should be 2021 already. just an example -  i do agree that even old casinos deserve to have attention in this community. actually, they are the reliable ones as they already established their reputation and won't ruin their long running operations by screwing players with small or even bigger funds in question. most new casinos need to prove themselves that they are not here as fly-by-night casinos. so it would take time for them to gain such credibility in this community. Thanks for your comment. I sold this website MAY 2020 to bcgame, thats why its not updated anymore. I tried to contact them to arrange a maintenance but they don't answer me anymore. It may be correct to make a separate table of old proven casinos. And separate all the others into a second table. Then it will be honorable to move the site from the second table to the first after enough time has passed. It seems to me that it will be convenient for players who are not very well versed in the crypto casino gaming industry and do not read much reviews on reputable forums, such as, for example, our BTT. But these are just my thoughts and not at all an instruction for devs. You are right, we should do that. We will think about a classic section. |
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With the help from everyone we are able to provide the ultimate list of gambling sites We will continue to update the site on a daily basis to provide you with the freshest sites and bonus offer there are available. Check our site at bitpr0.com/gamblingu mean the ultimate list of refer gambling sites one day there will be a a crypto gambling listing site that shows ALL You are actually wrong. We list all crypto gambling websites, even sites like Wink etc. I also created another list https://www.blockz.network, there are basically all crypto gambling sites listed. We simply focus on modern casinos instead of the old gambling sites like Megadice, Yolodice, 999Dice, Casinoroyale, all these examples are too old and not really up-to-date in our opinion. You are absolutely right. We need to step up our game.
We are still in the development of other projects currently but we will get back to bitpr0 very shortly.
Like half a year ago, I continue to use your site constantly. And of course I noticed that you have reduced your efforts to finalize it. If you are engaged in other projects, then this is understandable. But you write that you will return to this site soon. And when do you plan to do it? Thanks for the nice words. We plan to work actively on the site in the winter time again. Until then we will add new websites/ delete non updated ones. |
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You are absolutely right. We need to step up our game.
We are still in the development of other projects currently but we will get back to bitpr0 very shortly.
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Don't buy DINT or $AARREE - The team is selling their own tokens (out of the non circulated supply)
Take care, they also announced a new token called $AARRE on BSC chain with a circulating supply of 480B and a max supply of 640 billion tokens.
They also said they will lock the liquidity for 1 year, this is the honeypot you don't want to join since it doesnt really matter if the liquidity is locked when 160B are in their hands.
They will sell their $AARREE tokens since I am personally aware that the owner of DINT (he calls himself Peter) doesn't have any money left and is trying to generate some by selling his own token.
The information I am providing is real and I can proof it, I lost 2 ETH investing into DINT myself because the owner sold his tokens and lied to me despite of numerous conversations and he promised me he won't sell anymore tokens, which he just kept on going. Peter sold DINT tokens worth ~7 ETH, while the total liquidity is only 17 ETH right now.
If someone wants that proof or more detailed information, just write me via message.
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Thank you, yes we will add the portfolio tracker feature within the next month. Stay tuned Great news. I constantly watch the news in your topic about once a week. And by the way, I continue to constantly and daily use your site. And thanks for supporting and updating it. In the portfolio, I am interested in following the rates of not only top coins, but, for example, such as ALGO, BFG, possibly BIP (Minter), FIL and a few others. If you make a portfolio, I will definitely use it and write my suggestions. Thanks. Hey thanks for acknowledging. We fixed a issue with displaying the bottom websites, should be fine now |
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I don't mean to be a critic but just asking for my own knowledge. You also own the site - https://bitpr0.com ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5272489.0) But the referral links on both sites are different. From whatever little understanding I have about affiliate marketing, one user shall not be allowed to create multiple accounts and refer players. Just asking for knowledge, don't mean to accuse you or anything. Great that you noticed it. We are from the same familiy but cryptomummy is created by my mum, and bitpr0 is from me. So we need different affiliate links obviously. |
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