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1  Economy / Services / Looking for Forum Posters for a Digital Marketing Campaign on: June 14, 2025, 07:27:13 AM
Just to point out that this is not part of any BTT or ATT scheme, it's an exercise involving AI, Car and Gaming forums.

With that said;

I’m looking for a group of individuals who would like to join a forum marketing agency.

Your day will mostly look like it looks now, you would join various forums and engage with the community in a legit way, contribute to the forums and grow your presence.

Then once or twice per month a campaign will role out and you will need to advertise the campaign through that forum (forum post or thread).

This is an experimental exercise for now, and my budget is limited to $125 per month per person, and will last 3 months.

You will be given three accounts and would need to deliver at least 10 posts per account per month.

If the exercise proves to be a success, your salary will be bumped, and other opportunities will emerge.

You will be joining a high performing team, most of us are professionals in their early 40ies looking for unique ways to make our clients happy.

I would need a total of 5 people. Payment is in crypto. You need to have at least 100 posts on this forum so that I can check your English and engagement level.

2  Other / Meta / Request for Pin: How to Advertise Your Casino on BitcoinTalk.org on: January 13, 2025, 03:12:06 PM
I am probably not the only one who saw the influx of new casino operators on to the forum with signature campaigns, just for them to leave after only a few months.

The solution to that problem, in my opinion, is a complete guide for all the marketing specialists who join the forum and want to advertise on it, so I've created a guide for them to make it easier to organise signature campaigns and set expectations for them. You can find it here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5525102.0

Why I think it should be pinned:
#1. I am from that industry, I'm an active forum member, and I was a signature advertiser, meaning that I'm familiar with all three aspects of the deal.
#2. The guide is complete, and involves everything an operator would need to set up a deck for their stakeholders, from the recommended spend up to the vendors.
#3. The guide can improve the stability of the forum in terms of signature campaigns, with more stable clients, we can ease off the stress that many users have since they are switching campaigns often.

Advertisers should be educated properly, and this guide offers that, kindly vote for the pin with your comment.

And, obviously, if you think something is missing for it to get your vote, do tell me, and I'll try my best to incorporate it.

16. January 2025 Edit Below:

Changes suggested and implemented:
a.) Z_MBFM suggested to update the table and add trust score, this has been implemented: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5525102.msg64947868#msg64947868
b.) LoyceV suggested to use images for trust score, this is being researched: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5200499.msg64949677#msg64949677
c.) Churchillvv suggested for future pin requests to use the pool, this has been noted: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5526307.msg64949953#msg64949953
e.) Agbe suggested to add more campaign managers, but the pool of good quality individuals with casino and gambling experience is small, so this has been noted and explained: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5525102.msg64956103#msg64956103

Users in support of the pin:
1. AVE5
2. Acroman08
3. Alphakilo
4. Floyxnice
5. Freedomgo
6. JiiBs
7. JollyGood
8. LTU_btc
9. Lida93
10. Mia Chloe
11. Ovcijisir
12. Poker Player
13. Rikafip
14. Zwei
15. dkbit98
16. joker_josue
17. slackovic
18. un_rank
19. examplens
20. Fiatless
21. Bitcoin Smith
22. criptoevangelista
23. SamReomo
24. bSpend
25. KingsDen
26. coin-investor
27. Trofo
28. Aanuoluwatofunmi
29. Forsyth Jones
30. robelneo

Users not sure about it:
1. NotATether


Users against it:
So far no one.
3  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / AMA: Hrvatski Računovodstveni Servis Specijaliziran za Kriptovalute on: January 04, 2025, 07:18:02 AM
For our English speaking lurkers: We're doing an AMA with a Croatian accountant to clarify some of the ongoing questions that we all have when it comes to paying taxes, managing business accounts and similar crypto ventures. You're welcome to join in in english if you have any questions that can be added.

Pozdrav svima,

jučer sam okrenuo par brojeva i shvatio da ima više smisla prvo sastaviti popis pitanja pa onda uletit, nego dofurat ljude ovdje pa ih onda pustit da čekaju dok se sva pitanja ne oforme.  

Stoga, otvaram ovaj AMA u kojem budem featurao dva različita knjigovodstvena servisa unutar Hrvatske, te se budem potrudio dovesti na forum gospođu Jasnu VUK, dipl. oec., te gospodina Kristijana Kozarčanina, ovl. rač. da nam pomogne sa svim škakljivim pitanjima oko računovodstva, prihoda, rashoda.  

Čitao sam njihov rad još tokom covida u RRiF-u (časopis za računovodstvo, poreze i financije) i mislim da će bit idealni za formirat ovu priču.

Sva pitanja budem držao u ovom prvom postu, te nakon što se skupi dovoljno toga budem zamolio gore spomenute ljude da se ili regaju pa komentiraju ili da se preko maila riješe odgovori. Pošto sam tvrdoglav koliko jesam ako jedan neće znat (ili dat dobar) odgovor budem pitao drugog, zato će ih bit četvoro, a ne jedan. Osobno sam fan Kristijana i njegovih radova i mislim da će bit dobar AMA jednom kad se zalaufamo.

Bitno: Pitanja oko direktnog pranja love će bit ignorirana

IDEALNO PUSTITE GORNJU EKIPU DA ODGOVARA NA PITANJA, A VI IH SAMO POSTAVLJAJTE
Na taj način nećemo imati rekla kazala situacije

1. Regulacija kripto i gambling projekata pod anonimnim partnerima
Pitanje by SirJohn:
Ako pokrenem projekt u reguliranoj državi s fokusom na kriptovalute i gambling, kako ga mogu registrirati pod pravnim okvirom koji omogućuje anonimnost investitora (poput "tajnih partnera") bez potrebe za mojim osobnim provođenjem KYC i AML procesa? Koji su pravni zahtjevi u tom slučaju?

2. Prebacivanje 1 BTC u fiat radi kupnje nekretnine
Pitanje by SirJohn:
EU državljanin posjeduje 1 BTC na cold walletu koji nije dokumentiran kroz sustave KYC-a. Ako želi prebaciti BTC u fiat i iskoristiti sredstva za kupnju nekretnine, što može očekivati od poreznih obveza i kako se to regulira?

3. Premještanje s BTC-om iz EU u non-EU državu
Pitanje by SirJohn:
EU državljanin nosi BTC na cold walletu prilikom preseljenja u non-EU državu. Koje regulatorne prepreke može očekivati na aerodromu, te kakva je porezna situacija u non-EU državi pri ostvarivanju dobiti s tog walleta?

4. Oporezivanje dobiti tajnog investitora
Pitanje by SirJohn:
EU državljanin kao tajni investitor u crypto projektu ostvario je dobit od 950 EUR u prvoj godini i 11,500 EUR u drugoj godini. Kako Porezna uprava tretira takve transakcije, posebno ako su izvršene u kriptovalutama?

5. Trošak računovodstvenih usluga za kripto subjekte
Pitanje by SirJohn:
Koje su prosječne cijene računovodstvenih usluga za pojedince, obrtnike i poduzeća koji posluju s kriptovalutama? Koje su najčešće usluge koje koriste, uključujući početne konzultacije?

6. Oporezivanje kapitalne dobiti od kripto ulaganja
Pitanje by CroBoy12 postavljeno u ovom postu.
Ako sam u 2016. uložio 20,000 EUR u kriptovalute, a sada taj iznos vrijedi 120,000 EUR, ali je dobit ostvarena kroz niz volatilnih transakcija na različitim burzama bez detaljne evidencije, što me očekuje u smislu poreznih obveza ako želim povući sredstva na bankovni račun?

7. Pravilo "nema poreza bez konverzije u fiat"
Pitanje by btcltcdigger postavljeno u ovom postu.
Je li točno da se kriptovalute ne oporezuju dok se ne konvertiraju u fiat? Na koji zakon se oslanja ovo pravilo?

8. Oporezivanje kripto prihoda od signature oglašavanja
Pitanje by btcltcdigger postavljeno u ovom postu.
Ako pojedinci na forumu nude oglašavanje na svojim profilima za 400 EUR mjesečno u BTC-u, kako se takvi prihodi mogu pravilno opravdati Poreznoj upravi?

9. Tretman zarade od airdropa
Pitanje by btcltcdigger postavljeno u ovom postu.
Kako se oporezuju prihodi ostvareni od airdropa, bilo da se radi o bounty programima, standardnim ili ekskluzivnim nagradama, raffleovima ili holder bonusima?

10. Oporezivanje prihoda od pružanja likvidnosti
Pitanje by krpto58 postavljeno u ovom postu.
Kako se tretiraju dobici ostvareni pružanjem likvidnosti na platformama poput Uniswap-a? Smatraju li se dohotkom od kapitala ili dohotkom od samostalne djelatnosti?

11. Registracija poslovanja za staking i pružanje likvidnosti
Pitanje by krpto58 postavljeno u ovom postu.
Kako registrirati poslovanje koje ostvaruje prihod od pružanja likvidnosti ili stakinga putem agregatora (npr. Celsius)? Pod koju djelatnost ovo spada prema važećim zakonima?

12. Prijava djelatnosti s naplatom u kriptovalutama
Pitanje by krpto58 postavljeno u ovom postu.
Kako prijaviti djelatnost koja ostvaruje prihode u kriptovalutama, uzimajući u obzir izazove s fiat računom i volatilnošću kripto imovine? Je li moguće koristiti wallet umjesto žiro računa, i kako se reguliraju složene wallet transakcije?

13. Zastara i dokazivanje porijekla imovine
Pitanje by krpto58 postavljeno u ovom postu.
Može li Porezna uprava tražiti dokaz o porijeklu imovine starije od zakonskog roka zastare (6 godina)? Kako se tretira imovina poput kriptovaluta, umjetnina ili nakita za koju porezni obveznik nema evidentiranu povijest stjecanja?

14. Kupovanje nekretnina kriptovalutama
Pitanje by dubai_fritula postavljeno u ovom postu.
Je li moguće legalno kupiti nekretnine kod nas i za to platiti vlasniku Bitcoinom ili nekom drugom kriptovalutom? Pretpostavka je da se obojica slažu izvršiti transakciju za BTC i sklopiti pravni ugovor za to. I ima li neke razlike s plaćanjem poreza u odnosu na plaćanje običnim novcem?

15. Na koji nacin platiti, tj ne platiti porez na BTC stecen 2016. i 2017.
Za koji nemam dokaz o kupnji iz neke banke, ali imam ispis transakcija u Excelu sa burze koja vise ne radi u Europi? Od kraja 2017. taj kripto stoji na Ledgeru.

16. Porezna zastara nakon 2 godine držanja i prebacivanja kriptovaluta
Pitanje by ovcijisir: Da li za drzanje kriptovaluta vrijedi isto pravilo kao i za drzanje dionica, da se nakon drzanja 2 godine ne mora platiti porez? Ako smo kupili BTC, drzali ga jednu godinu i nakon toga taj BTC zamijenili za drugu kriptovalutu, npr. ETH i opet ga drzali 1 godinu, i nakon toga prodali za fiat. Da li ce se u tom slucaju trebati platiti porez?

17. Dosadašnja iskustva knjigovodstvenih servisa s prijavom poreza na kriptovalute
Pitanje by cryptofrka: Kao što sam naslov kaže, koliko iskustva s prijavom poreza na kriptovalute imaju navedeni knjigovodstveni servisi, kakvo im je iskustvo rada s Poreznom na tu temu, variraju li porezna mišljenja i koliko je Porezna popustljiva oko dokazivanja kripto imovine? Mora li se doslovno sve opravdati il je dovoljan određeni postotak?
4  Economy / Gambling / How to Advertise Your Casino on BitcoinTalk.org on: January 03, 2025, 07:59:42 AM


Hey everyone,

As some of you might know, I’ve stepped away from the casino operator industry for ethical reasons and am now focusing on creating my own sustainable casino affiliate project. If you think you can contribute, feel free to ping me—I’m always open to ideas and collaboration.

In the meantime, I wanted to share my blueprint for advertising on BitcoinTalk.org. It’s not often you hear an operator openly talk about this, so I figured I’d lay it all out for those of you looking to make the most of the forum as an acquisition channel.

I personally spent close to $50k on various forum services, and also sat down with several operators who are advertising here and openly talked about the numbers, so I hope some, if not all of the info here will be useful for future operators looking to join us as an advertiser.

It's also worth noting that I'm openly against all the signature spam that has been going on in this section of the forum, and I placed this thread as self-moderated. You have the opportunity to contribute to the conversation meaningfully, but any sig spamming will be deleted.  

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE FORUM AS AN ACQUISITION SOURCE

Advertising on BitcoinTalk.org isn’t about quick wins. Operators used to instant results from affiliates might find this frustrating, but if done right, the payoff is worth it. Here’s a breakdown of key takeaways:

  • Forget Affiliate Comparisons: Forum campaigns take time—think 4 quarters at least, not 4 months. Don’t expect forum traffic to behave like affiliate traffic; it’s slower to build but ultimately more valuable.
  • Community Babysitting: Running a forum campaign is like managing a mini-community. You’ll need to engage constantly—answer questions, handle complaints, and maintain activity. It’s work, but it pays off over time.
  • User Value Similar to Branded Traffic: Forum users bring higher ADPU and LTV because they trust you and join without external incentives.
  • Tracking is a Headache: Forum users are smart and often bypass tracking links. Performance might appear low at first, but I’ll explain tracking strategies later.
  • SEO Value: BitcoinTalk has significant SEO power. Work ethically with your SEO team to leverage this for your brand.
  • VPN Traffic: Over 75% of the forum’s traffic comes from VPN users. Be ready to handle this, or don’t bother.
  • Scammers vs. Defenders: Expect scammy messages when people know you’re an operator, but build trust and the community will defend you against false claims.
  • Don’t Be a Dick: Respect the community. If you accept VPN traffic, honor winnings. Pulling a bait-and-switch will get you publicly shamed.

The forum is an investment, but if you respect the rules and the community, it will reward you with high-quality, loyal players.

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WHAT TO EXPECT FROM CAMPAIGN MANAGERS

I wouldn't recommend doing anything alone on the forum, especially if you're a newly registered account. It's crucial that you find a campaign manager - otherwise you'll just be wasting your time and money. However, working with campaign managers can make or break your campaigns. Here's what you need to know:

  • Prepare for Idea Overload: Campaign managers are passionate and will bombard you with suggestions. Be clear about your goals to steer them in the right direction. Use this guide to clarify your expectations.
  • Negotiate Rates, But Check Reviews: Comparing campaign manager rates and reading their reviews is crucial. Cheaper is not often better, and if you have a long-term roadmap, negotiate for better terms.
  • Be Ready to Pay Upfront: Scams involving campaign managers are rare, but operators who collect traffic and disappear are common. Paying upfront ensures trust and attracts top talent. I've spent close to $50k on the forum and it was almost all paid up front, I got scammed zero times. Some people even refunded me a portion because we were calculating in dollars but paying in BTC, and BTC got a boost at that time
  • Define Responsibilities Clearly: If you’re unavailable after working hours or on weekends, let the campaign manager know. Set expectations early to avoid misunderstandings.

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WHAT OPTIONS DOES THE FORUM HAVE FOR ADVERTISERS?

BitcoinTalk offers several advertising opportunities. Each has its quirks, but with creativity, you can make a big impact.

#1. Create an account and open up your own ANN page. An ANN (announcement) page is your HQ, and essential for building your casino’s presence. Without one, the forum won’t take you seriously.
#2. Launch a Casino Review Campaign and fix your Platform/Operation/Front-End Issues. By far the most useful option for fixing platform issues, and rarely employed by other casinos. This campaign pays users to test your casino by depositing real money and reviewing everything - from the user flow to CRM, deposit methods, games, and support.
#3. Find New Talent by Creating Various Design or Dev Competitions. This is the second most useful tool if you ask me, the forum has tons of smart people, and you can easily tap into that pool by organizing design, content or dev competitions.
#4. Launch a Casino Game Competition and Generate NRC’s and FTD’s. Regardless if you're a casino or sportsbook operator, there's always a way on how to organise daily, weekly and monthly games on the forum and attract registrations, with a plethora of successful examples, I included some of them in the dedicated post.
#5. Organize a Signature Campaign and Make Some Proper Noise. These campaigns are BitcoinTalk’s most iconic advertising method, but they require long-term commitment. I will go into detail about it in the posts below.


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WHAT IS THE RECOMMENDED BUDGET TO START ADVERTISING (UPDATED FOR 2025)

Not only was I an advertiser here on the forum, I also spoke with several affiliates, campaign managers and operators who are currently running their signature campaigns, and although there are lows and highs, the general consensus is that you will fail if you expect results within the first 3 months. Campaigns need to be run for 6 months to see some results, and ideally 12 months to see major results. This is not my opinion, this is a fact, backed up by data.

You can start of small, but you will not get the same results, so an ideal recommended budget is the following:

#1. To create your Casino ANN Page, place $150 aside, as I already mention it before, don't do it yourself or with your designers if you don't know how to work with BBcode, lots of things can go wrong, best to hire one of the local designers that I'll recommend below. With that budget you can expect a complete ANN thread design, just keep in mind that you will need to guide them on what you want on the ANN page itself.
#2. To run a Casino Review Campaign the recommended budget would be $12.000, divided into four quarters with $3.000 each , that will cover the Admin fee and get you 25 reviews per quarter, following my methodology outlined in this thread. You will need a campaign manager for this.
#3. To run a four quarter Competition Campaign the recommended budget would be $60.000, it can either be a multiplier challenge, some sort of sportsbook competition or whatever your campaign manager might think of. This will cover the admin fee + get you anywhere between 1200 to 1500 NRC's depending on the type of action you're having.
#4. To run a four quarter Signature Campaign the recommended budget would be $200.000, so $50.000 per quarter. This is if you want to include some of the better members of the forum and make a proper move. It includes signature designs, admin fee and up to 40 members.

Can you do all of that for cheaper? Yes, you can, but results might vary depending on who's managing the campaign and which users you took under your wing.

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WHO TO HIRE TO LEAD YOUR SIGNATURE CAMPAIGN?

I mean, look, like in every community, there's always additional noise and drama, this guy allegedly scammed that guy, one campaign manager has outperformed another in terms of ratings, but has more scam accusations, that person's grandma is actually Satoshi himself and so on, lorem ipsum. What I'm trying to say here is, don't be an idiot. Treat this process like any procurement process in your company. Meaning, I'll give you a list of the people that I either worked with or personally like, and your task is to reach out to them, ask for a quote and a roadmap, and then make a managerial decision on who did the best job and offers the highest value.

Here's the list of Campaign Managers who have experience with casinos, have a good trust rating, and whos performance can be tracked and verified here on the forum:



MY NOTES FOR EACH OF THEM
a.) With Cro2, you’re essentially getting two campaign managers—Trofo and Cryptofrka—which means a slightly higher admin fee but more flexibility during off-hours and holiday seasons. Both are fluent in English and Croatian, and communication is handled through Telegram. Operating in GMT+1, they are typically available from 6 AM to midnight. Their business model is highly transparent, allowing you to verify whatever you need. They have extensive experience with casino signature campaigns, reviews, and competitions.
b.) Hampuz is an experienced campaign manager with a strong portfolio, an extensive list of profiles, and significant influence within the community. During my initial research, he was transparent about pricing, responded within an hour, and spoke fluent English. His trust rating alone demonstrates his longstanding presence and expertise in all three key areas for this list: signatures, reviews, and competitions. Definitely worth reaching out to.
c.) Icopress is the mastermind behind some of its most creative competitions on the forum, and has a data driven approach to advertising on top as well, something that many operators appreciate. He takes full ownership of the forum’s P&L. Fluent in English and reachable via Telegram, he holds a significant portion of the forum’s competition infrastructure, making him well worth a conversation and his signature space. He's also experienced with casino signature campaigns, reviews, and competitions.
d.) Little Mouse is a hard worker with a solid portfolio of unique signature campaigns and competitions. His nickname might be little, but his heart is big. Based in GMT+6, he has excellent English skills, and most of my messages were answered within an hour. Transparent about pricing modules and clear about all aspects of his services. While he lacks experience with Casino Review campaigns, you can easily follow my guide to create one with him.
e.) Royse is another highly experienced user on the forum, with a strong portfolio, an extensive list of profiles, and substantial influence within the community. He understands the forum’s value to operators, is knowledgeable about Affilka, speaks fluent English, and communicates via Telegram. Experienced with casino signature campaigns, reviews, and competitions, he’s also an innovator in the space. Reach out to him for a chat.
f.) Upgrade00 is another diligent campaign manager with a strong portfolio. Operating in GMT+1, he has excellent English and communication skills, understands the value that signatures bring to clients, making him worth a conversation. Although he lacks experience with reviews and competitions, if his approach resonates with you, you can easily follow my guide to develop those campaigns with his help.
g.) Yahoo62278 might be last on this list due to alphabetical reasons, but he's one of the highest when it comes to recognition on the forum (Bpip.org). Has a keen eye for quality forum posters and boasts a healthy portfolio worth reviewing. While his ANN thread is slightly outdated, he understands the game and enjoys innovating. Transparent with pricing and fluent in English. Although he hasn’t provided a Casino Review Campaign, you can check with him directly for details.

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HOW TO SELL THE IDEA TO YOUR STAKEHOLDERS

When proposing to your stakeholders, this is what you would need to include in the pitch deck.

  • Higher Player Value: Forum users have higher ADPU and LTV compared to affiliate traffic.
  • Low Entry Cost, No Revenue Share: A 12-month campaign set at $200.000 might look expensive, but calculate in the fact that there's no revenue share on acquired players.
  • SEO Benefits: Ethical campaigns can generate hundreds of backlinks to your casino or affiliates, and you can easily split the advertisement budget with the SEO department since they will benefit from it.
  • Affordable Quality Control: You can run a QC review campaign for around $12,000 to gain valuable insights, far cheaper than traditional market research that can go into 100k+.
  • Strong Community Support: If you build the trust properly, the community will defend your brand against scammers.
5  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / Savjet oko transparentnog vođenja kripto biznisa on: December 13, 2024, 08:18:21 PM
Ej ekipa, trebam savjet oko neke ideje koju imam.

Ajmo reć da sam odlučio otvoriti kripto biznis (casino affiliate stranica).
Sve bi se hendlalo ili u USDT-u ili u BTC-u, sve ostalo je prekomplicirano.

Kreirao bih C-Suite, odnosno team šljakera, koji bi zajedno samnom vodili projekt.
Zatim Management Board, odnosno vanjski team koji bi služio kao neki security feature projekta
Te, naravno, Investor Board, koji bi bio team ljudi koji bi investirali lovu u projekt, te dobivali dividende od projekta nazad.

Prvi problem: Investicijski račun:
Dkbit, Slajo i još 83 njih ulože svaki po 1000 USDT-a, ali njihova lova ne ide na moj račun, već ide negdje na sigurno. Nešto što ne može sam tako nestat bez da recimo dvojca ili trojca "board membera" ne approva transakciju. Sjećam se da kad sam imao coinslotty kampanju da je lova bila na nekom računu koji se mogao vidjet i pratit, kako se to zove i kako to mogu postavit? Što ako jedan board member umre?

Drugi problem: Trackanje troškova
Ajmo reć da je C-Suite odlučio da se za ovaj mjesec treba kupiti linkova za 10.000 USDT-a, imamo 10 sajtova koji će provajdat te linkove, uplate idu direktno tim sajtovima.
Jel sigurno prebacivati s tog glavnog, investicijskog računa direktno sajtu, ili bi trebao biti neki "račun za rashode" na kojeg se prvo prebaci tih 10k, pa se onda razlomi na 10 različitih sajtova?

Treći problem: Primanje love
Imam 50 affiliate programa na listi, to znači da ću svaki mjesec primati razne coinove na svoj račun, nakon toga ih treba prebaciti u USDT, te onda idealno opet imati na neki secure način kako ostavit tu lovu za troškove kasnije ili isplate ljudima (vratit nazad u investicijski račun?)

Četvrti problem: Isplata dividendi userima
Sistem koji bih htio ostvarit je sličan korporacijama, znači kvartalno se radi report biznisa, taj report bi se onda vettao od strane "auditora", gdje taj auditor onda ne bi bio McKinzie već opet netko od board membera, te bi se odlučila isplata dividende za taj kvartal. Išlo bi se na neku konkretnu dividendu, tipa na 1000 USDT investiranih dobije se dividenda od 5% te nakon 5 godina dobiješ tih inicijalnih 1000 USDT nazad. Idealno bi htio pucat na 7.5%, ali u ovom trenu nisam još siguran, no o tome se lako kasnije raspravi.
Pitanje ovdje, kako bi se onda ta lova hendlala? Jel opet imamo neki "račun za isplate"?

Peti problem - jesam li mozda na nešto zaboravio?

Znači cilj je biti transparentan prema ekipi koja je unutra, a siguran od vanjskih utjecaja.
6  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / Koji je vaš BTC end game? on: December 11, 2024, 09:55:02 PM
Što radimo ako BTC udari 10k?
Čekamo 50k
Ok, udario je 50k, što sad?
Čekamo 100k
Ok, sad je 100k, što sad!?
Pa čekamo da dođe do 250k ofc, kakve pizdarije pitaš.

Kaže moj dkbit98 "mora bit neki end game"

Pa me zanima, koji je vaš end game?

Ajmo reć da BTC sutra udari 250k, a imate ih deset na walletu, što onda?

7  Economy / Gambling / You Up for Joining Me in Creating a Crypto Casino Affiliate Website? on: December 10, 2024, 07:34:01 PM
Hey guys,

I'm holding a two year old crypto affiliate website that already got some small traction, but I never properly worked on it since I just didn't had enough time.

However, I've built several high performing websites for my clients, and after seeing all the numbers that I'm driving for other people, I would like to jump in myself and see how I could do on a project that I co-own. The last casino affiliate that hired me for an SEO campaign was hovering around 300k per month in earnings, and now I'm curious on what I could do with the right team. So, to make this happen, I would like to partner up with a few talented people and one investor to see if we can make it grow properly.

Besides the site itself that already has some traction, and a proven record in ranking online casinos and affiliates, I'm also bringing the following to the table:
#1. I have the full content strategy with the right keywords, basically we will be making money from casino reviews, exchange reviews, hardware reviews, top lists and so on.
#2. I have the full SEO strategy and hold a list of 100 top performing crypto websites with direct contacts and prices, that can be used for link building, sites that were tried and tested on several other projects beforehand.
#3. Direct contacts to most online casino operators and an easy way into their affiliate programs. I managed a crypto casino before, so I know which deals to target, since I've been on the other side and saw what all the other affiliates charge.
#4. Direct contacts to most iGaming conferences and discounted prices for event booths, so if we want to go crazy later on with branding and stunt campaigns, we can do it.
#5. A stupidly creative mind, I once broke a Guinness World Record just because I knew that I can get 300k+ worth of links with only 50k eur investment. I'm also the creator behind a really popular Batman marketing campaign, and I also did three casino YouTube channels, one for CasinoEuro.com, one for Casumo and another for Betsson. I can share more details with the right person.

I'm happy if I can retain 25% of the project, while the remaining 75% could go to various partners, including (but open to suggestions):
#1. An investor who could help finance link building, the strategy that I have covers 12 months of link building on 100 websites with a budget of around 85k EUR. That same investor would then need to be able to finance the second round of link building that would involve another 85k the year after. Other expenses would be covered by me.
#2. A Tech SEO oriented Wordpress developer who is looking to transfer to Next.js, the current site is on Wordpress and A2hosting, I don't want to overstretch the budget for the first year, so we would keep it on Wordpress. However, the future is headless, so if that person would be ambitions and is looking to grow into a Next.js developer, he would fit right into the team. I'm versatile in Tech SEO and can help with roadmaps, but you would need to do the execution.
#3. An illustrator who wants to create a unique project, I would like to distance myself from low quality AI-driven imagery, and create a site that stands out amongst the gazillion other affiliate websites. I already have a vision for the site, and the name is quiet catchy.
#4. A social media superstar, the strength of this site is that it's a general crypto affiliate website, not just a casino affiliate site, meaning that advertising is allowed anywhere, and someone with a creative mind and a good SoMe strategy can drive good quality traffic.
#5. Several content writers, if you have a passion for some parts of the industry, e.g. hardware wallets, VPN services, Crypto news or even online casinos, and want to fully own the content cluster within that category, do reach out. For this position I don't mind if you're a bit junior, I can teach you and serve as a guide, but you need to have at least some experience with writing engaging content.

Out of the 75% of the remaining ownership, the majority would go to the Investor and Developer, and the remaining would be fairly divided between the others. Everyone will get a piece, and the goal is to make a good quality, evergreen project that can feed us for the next 10+ years.

If I assemble a good team, and throughout the next two years see that it all makes sense, I also wouldn't mind working on larger projects, e.g. our own coin, our own crypto casino etc, but for now I would like to start it small and first find the right talent.

I'm flexible in regards to how we'll divide the ownership and deal with payouts, the investor can hold the site if needed, we can open up a company or whatever is the best option for everyone, I'm easy to deal with and we can discuss these details closer to the project launch.

The ideal partners would need to be Hero level on the forum, or on their way towards it, since we will also be pushing a signature campaign.

Ping me over PM and let's discuss.

8  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / Domaci Crypto projekti koji su zapravo uspjeli? on: January 23, 2024, 07:01:43 PM
Radim nešto listu uspješnih njemačkih kripto projekata, pa mi palo na pamet ić malo guglat lokalce, ali ne mogu ništa pretjerano pronać, a da valja.

Znam da po Hrvatskoj ima dosta dick measuringa po medijima tko ima jaču/bolju mjenjačnicu, ali nitko još nije uspio napraviti neki breakthrough proizvod. Gledam baš sad Electrocoin što se prsi da su konkurent binanceu, a nemaju više od 50k eur godišnje dobiti. Sjećam se da je Šimić po Zagrebu bio launchao neke BTC bankomate isto tako, ali mislim da je to odumrijelo.

Isto tako vidim da je Srbija jaka u eventima (Blockchain Week?), ali oni su oduvijek znali kako rokat po kvalitetnim eventima tako da me to ne čudi.

Što smo imali od uspješnih kripto proizvoda, usluga ili evenata?

9  Economy / Gambling discussion / AMA: I Operate an Online Casino on: January 22, 2024, 09:12:12 AM
    It's been a year since I've joined this forum and I was somewhat reluctant in opening an "Ask me Anything" thread due to all the spam going on in the gambling section, but several users requested it, and I've also enabled self-moderation to battle the spammers. Hopefully it will be a fun exercise where we can all together make this section more interesting.

    So, I've been in this industry for a while now, I'm part of a team that operates several brands, and have also worked within other operations, including MGA, UKGC and Curacao licensed brands. I would say that I know the ins and outs of most of the operations out there, including some high end competitors, and I would love to share any insights or answer any burning questions that someone outside of the industry has. I'm not the owner of the casino though, so I'll not be able to answer questions targeted towards that area of the business, but I can try to shed light on anything else.

    I can cover almost anything, game selections, bonus methods, VIP players, troubles with the law, license structure. You can ask anything, and if the questions are really interesting, I'll include them in this post as an edit.

    Regarding the self-moderation aspect of the thread, I will not abuse it. I don't mind entering a proper argument, maybe you'll learn something new, maybe I will. But if I smell an AI-written post, or a random one just to boost your campaign numbers, I will delete it. I already created more than enough cool threads that got eaten up by spammers, I don't want this one to be another of those.


Answers to Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How much money do you need to open a Crypto or Fiat online casino?
The minimum recommended amount for an experienced team starting an online venture would be in-between 3.8 Mil and 5 Mil, all depending on the team and their salaries. Most new casino operations get profitable anywhere between 14 to 18 months, so you would need enough money to survive that period. However, that's for people who have previous experience with managing a casino operation and are bringing in a lot of contacts from the industry already. If you're starting from scratch, with a junior team, you will need to set more money aside for consultants and failed campaigns.

Q: Can I open an online casino by myself?
I wouldn't recommend opening a casino by yourself or even with a team of junior people, the market is so competitive that you will either be eaten up by the competition, or by scammers. It's a tough job with a lot of stress. If you would like to enter the industry, and do something by yourself, you can always open an affiliate site with Wordpress and work your way up.

Q: How many people do work at an online casino?
Smaller operations usually have up to 15 people, medium operations up to 500, larger can go up to 5000, it all depends on how many services they do in-house. If you're outsourcing almost every aspect of your business, then you can work with a smaller team, but if you have your own customer support or your own casino platform, then we're talking about several hundred people for just one department.

Q: How does a regular online casino work?
Most smaller to medium operations work in a so called puzzle-style operation, that means that you, as the operator, are made up of several pieces that are completely separate from your business, with which you either partner up or you pay them for the services they offer.

#1. The Casino Platform itself, the key element. Same how there are platforms like Wordpress and Kentico, there are also finished solutions for your Casino, usually built either in Angular, React or, sometimes, in Next.JS. Those are companies that are known within the industry and usually manage everything for you, but for a fee of course.
#2. Game Providers, the most important aspect of a casino, there are over 100 different gaming providers on the market who take care of the games, their quality and security. So instead of making your own games, you just plug them into your casino.
#3. Payment Providers, you usually do not process payments in-house, and it's also not recommended since it's a lot of money in question, so you rather let a professional manage that. This is why you get payment providers like Mastercard, PayPal, GooglePay, ApplePay and similar services.
#4. Affiliate Platform Provider, instead of having your own system for onboarding affiliates, you usually outsource this as well.
#5. Customer Support Providers, again, instead of hiring 30 employees of your own, you just find a company that can manage this aspect for you, usually it has to be an experienced or iGaming dedicated company because there's a lot of lingo going on. However, this is also one of the reasons why some smaller operations have bad customer support = because it's outsourced. [/li][/list]


So, basically, the smaller you are, the more you're outsourcing, but the more percentage of your winnings goes to the providers. The bigger you are, the more stuff you're doing in-house.

Q: How much money does an online casino earn?

There are tons of casinos that are publicly trading, so their earnings are available to the public. For an example, you can Google Betsson AB Quarter Report, and you'll see that they are ranging around 50 Million per quarter, but they are also a huge operation that eats a lot of money by itself. Smaller operations usually earn anywhere between 250.000 to a million per month, but since it's such a volatile market, you have to have a fat war chest for hard times.



 







10  Economy / Services / Looking for Guest Post Opportunities on your Blog/Website on: January 19, 2024, 08:21:47 AM
Hey,

I'm working on a new project and I would like to do a collab with website owners, bloggers or service providers that have the opportunity of placing an article or a link on their website in exchange for BTC.

I am not looking for SEO agencies, I had enough of those, I just want to speak with individuals who are running a genuine website with a purpose. Depending on your sites strength, my prices range from $25 to $250.

The only rule is that the site has to be around cryptocurrency.

11  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / Što jedan coin čini boljime od drugog coina? on: December 07, 2023, 04:24:06 AM
Evo mene tutleka došao tražiti malo mentorshipa Cheesy

Radim na nekom proposalu di baratam sa sljedećim valutama i trebao bih prezentirati opise i neki business value za implementaciju sljedećih coinova:

DOGE
ETH
USDT
TRON
SOL
ETH
ADA
Binance coin

I koliko sam shvatio sa svoje strane, svi coinovi šeraju skoro pa iste benefite: Brze transakcije, anonimnost ako si dobro poslozis setup, top notch security, "potential for growth" šeme, što mi baš ne pomaže diferencirati ih.

Čak i kada idem zguglat neke versus termove, dobivam fluff rečenice poput ove: "Cardano's focus has been on creating a system that is cheaper to use and more efficient than Ethereum but that also avoids the intermittent instability of other upstart competitors such as Solana"


So to my question, koje stavke bi trebao gledati kao primarne prilikom diferenciranja coinova? Ono što mi prvo pada na pamet je reć da je DOGE pizdarija u usporedbi s ostalima, ali opet ne bi ispalo kul prema ekipi koja je unutar tog communitija, tako da sam malo razbacan.




12  Economy / Gambling discussion / Are You Tax Efficient With Your Gambling Habbits? on: September 17, 2023, 06:46:46 AM
I'm researching the topic on how many users actually report their winnings or losses to the tax authority, and from the current research there's a major discrepancy in the processes from country to country;


Quote
#1. Residents of the UK, Canada, and Australia don’t need to pay anything at all, as these governments view this money as the result of good fortune and do not view gambling as a profession. These earnings do not need to be reported, and nothing is owed on them.  
#2. Malta is also pretty simple. Gambling winnings are only taxed if the player is a professional gambler, though this term is not strictly defined, but if you're earning above the "grace amount" of 12950 EUR, you can apply for it.
#3. The US taxes all gambling winnings as income. In fact, there’s even a special form for documenting your gambling wings: Form W-2G. This money is counted towards your yearly income and will be taxed at whatever bracket you fall into at both the state and federal levels. You must keep track of the type of gambling, the amount of the gambling winnings, and the general ratio of the winnings to the wager, as these will all be needed for filing. Conversely, any gambling losses that occur on a real money online casino platform can be tax deductible in an amount up to your total yearly winnings. Losses and winnings must be filed separately and not as a net amount.
Source: EsportsHeadlines.com


Now I'm quite curious how other gamblers are managing this part of the story, if they manage it at all.

So, question to you, did you ever consider paying taxes on your gambling winnings, or deduct the taxes with the losses you've created? If not, what is the reasoning behind it?

13  Economy / Services / [CLOSED] 🔥COINSLOTTY🔥 ANN Design Competition – Rewards Up To $200🔥 on: April 21, 2023, 02:08:31 PM

After closing the Coinslotty Signature Design Competition at the start of this week, I'm now happy to introduce to you guys our second one. This time we are searching for a creative designer who can help us stand out with our Coinslotty ANN thread, with new colors, new USP's and an improved look.

For those who missed the news before, Coinslotty.com will be rebranded starting from May, and we will be flying new colors. If you're not familiar with our brand, feel free to check it out here: https://www.coinslotty.com/

Now let's go in to the details of the competition:

APPLICATION PROCESS:
•   Similar to my last competition, simply reply in this thread and introduce yourself, your design service, portfolio and BTC Wallet. Priority will be given to users who have experience designing ANN threads and can showcase some great examples. As last time, I will have some room for newbies as well.
•   There are no member rank requirements, if you’re skilled you’ll get accepted, your posting habits are not important.
•   Applications are open from today, the 21th of April, and I will close them next week, on Tuesday the 25th of April.  

HOW DOES THE COMPETITION WORK:
•   Latest on Wednesday, the 26th of April, I will pick out up to 5 applications that stood out the most. Each of the applicants will get $125 to their wallet, together with a design package that will contain the latest design assets for Coinslotty, together with the USP’s and the text blocks that we would like to see there. We will then chat a bit about my expectations and I'll give out a few examples that I saw on the forum and liked. You’ll get to keep the $125 regardless if you win or not.
•   After the applicants deliver their take on the ANN thread design, latest on the 2nd of May, an internal vote will be carried out, and the winner of the competition will get an additional $75 to their account.

After that, starting from May, your work will be displayed on the forum, on top of that, your profile and marketplace thread will be promoted in all our forum threads, as well as our upcoming Community page directly on our site.

Open for all questions Smiley
14  Economy / Services / [CLOSED] 🔥COINSLOTTY🔥 Signature Design Competition – Rewards Up To $175🔥 on: April 14, 2023, 09:15:42 AM

Coinslotty, the online casino for crypto enthusiasts, is now entering phase 3 - and I'm happy to share a portion of the new design that we have been working on Smiley

After successfully closing off our last review campaign, we are now launching several design competitions to complement the new design language, and our first competition will cover a set of signatures and avatars.

Here’s how to apply:

APPLICATION PROCESS:
•   Simply reply in this thread and introduce yourself, your design service, portfolio and BTC Wallet. Priority will be given to users who have experience designing signatures, but I will also pick out a few newbies. Don’t get discouraged if you’re fresh, just do your best in presenting your skills.
•   There are no member rank requirements, if you’re skilled you’ll get accepted, your posting habits are not important.
•   Applications are open from today, the 14th of April, and I will close them next week, on Tuesday the 18th of April.  

HOW DOES THE COMPETITION WORK:
•   On Wednesday, the 19th of April, (or earlier) I will pick out up to 5 applications that stood out the most. Each of the applicants will get $75 to their wallet, together with a design package that will contain the latest design assets for Coinslotty, together with the USP’s. You’ll get to keep the $75 regardless if you win or not.
•   After the 5 applicants deliver their take on a set of signatures (full, sr.mem, hero/leg) and avatars, latest on the 26th of April, an internal vote will be carried out, and the winner of the competition will get an additional $100 to their account.

After that, starting from May, your work will be displayed on profiles of several high-ranking members of the forum, including LoyceV, Efialtis, Cryptofrka, Trofo, Dkbit98 and more, and on top of that, your profile and marketplace thread will be promoted in all our forum threads, as well as our upcoming Community page directly on our site.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask, I'm here Smiley



15  Local / Off-topic (Hrvatski) / AI, Google, Bing, ChatGPT i Ostala Bagra on: February 17, 2023, 01:44:56 PM
Jel prati tko situaciju?

S moje strane sam krenuo prije koji mjesec testirati ChatGPT i to jako opako radi Cheesy Nakon toga Jespera i ostale servise, i za sada mogu reć da je još uvijek sistem malo tulav, ali radi se na tome da postane sve bolji i bolji.

Ono čemu se najviše veselim je implementaciji u tražilice i voice search, ako niste pratili, pogledajte dobar rezime za tražilice ovdje: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5X1O5AS4nTc&ab_channel=ColdFusion

Očekujem da će porn industrija prva omastiti brk konkretno na ovome Cheesy

#1. Youtube je bio govno dok nije skopirao sistem od PornHuba za pregledavanje i serviranje videja
#2. Webshopovi su imali užasan payment experience sve dok pornjava nije unaprijedila sistem

Sad čekam da krenu iskakati AI Dating igre i tko zna kakve vragolije Grin
16  Economy / Gambling / Recommendations for Good Esports Betting Sites? on: February 10, 2023, 10:24:24 AM
Hey guys,

I'm looking in to various esports betting sites and I was curious on where do you usually gamble?

So far I've tried LadBrokers, Betsafe and Betway, but I didn't test out any crypto-exclusive ones.

 
17  Other / Off-topic / Dining on the Blockchain - Your Experience With Restaurants Accepting Crypto? on: January 27, 2023, 09:38:47 AM
There's tons of businesses that accept crypto as a form of payment, but restaurants were the biggest surprise for me personally. From snack and sandwich shops up to michelin-star restaurants, it seems like crypto is penetrating more and more in to the service industry, and I'm curious on what's your experience with it. Is there a restaurant in your area that accepts crypto, what systems do they use and how was the whole experience?

I just went through this article on CaptainAltCoin.com and found out that there's one in my location, so I'll def jump over and chat a bit with the staff about the whole thing, I'm really curious how they did it and how many customers actually prefer to pay in crypto over fiat. At the end of the day, after the pandemic most of them accept contactless, so it's just a tap of the phone - the source of the funds shouldn't matter.




18  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / [AMA] Vodim Online Crypto Casino on: January 24, 2023, 01:14:51 PM
Ej ekipa,

evo kao što sam bio spomenuo launcham ovaj thread, prvo tu u našoj sekciji, a kasnije ga možda proširim na gambling.

Prošle godine smo team i ja launchali crypto casino CoinSlotty.com, launch PR možete vidjeti ovdje: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/stable-tech-n-v-launches-090300327.html
Ubrzo nakon toga se dogovorilo partnerstvo s BTCGosu, možete njegov post vidjeti ovdje: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5262141.msg61538084#msg61538084
Nakon godišnjih sam onda lupio ANN thread ovdje: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5432857.0
I sad sam sa Frkom i Trofom pokrenuo review kampanju ovdje: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5434945.0


Mogu vam odgovoriti na pitanja oko toga kako otvoriti i voditi fiat ili kripto kasino, opcenito o industriji, igrama, settingsima i ostalim detaljima.

Prije nego krenem s nekim sitnicama koje sam već vidio na forumu ću vam samo pojasniti terminologiju:

Operater - to je Online Casino, zovemo ih operaterima. Stake, Betsafe i Bet365 su operateri. Oni mogu biti white-label (licencirani) i black-label (bez licence).
Provider - ovo može biti Game, Platform i Payments provider. To su firme koje vam daju određenu uslugu da "sastavite" casino, recimo ako tražite platformu, onda idete SoftSwissu, ako tražite Game providera, idete Pragmatic Playu, ako tražite payments providera, pingate CoinsPaid.
Affiliate - klasična afilijet individua, recimo BTCGosu je affiliate.
Supplier - ovo su agencije najčešće, recimo ako Stake izbaci neku novu brandiranju kampanju, vrlo vjerojatno je angažirao suppliera da im riješi projekt. Ovdje na forumu bi Cro2 spadali pod suppliere u jednu ruku, jer imaju uslugu i posreduju s njom.


Da započnem s nekim sitnicama na koje sam već naletio na forumu:

Jesu li live casino sekcije pre-recordane na svim operatorima?
Ovo sam baš nedavno vidio i nasmijalo me Grin Uglavnom, ako je licencirani operater (Curacao, Estonia, MTA, Gibraltar, UK ili neki drugi regulator) nema tu pre-recordanih live casino sekcija, sve je live, i sve je "servis" kojeg nudi game supplier. Isti taj game provider je pod regulatorom i njemu je u najboljem interesu imati legitimnu uslugu jer ga svi ostali operatori koriste, a industrija je jako mala u jednu ruku, bad news spreads quick.  


RTP na slot mašinama se može mijenjat konstantno
Ovo je sad pak malo kompliciranije, ali se sve svodi na to jel operater licenciran ili nije. Ako si licenciran, imaš ugovor s game providerom i moraš bit unutar njegovog playfielda. Ako je Book of Dead poznat po tome da ima RTP unutar rangea od 94 do 96%, a ti si licencirani kasino koji ga je onboardao, onda moraš bit unutar tog playfielda. Ne može se casino manager samo jedno jutro magično probuditi i reć "e, danas će RTP bit 20%" jer će ga game provider ganjati ako mu naruši brand slot aparata i maknuti iz ugovora. Druga stvar je ako je to crnjaka kasino sa svojim igrama, što je česta praxa.

With that said, postoje sljedeće situacije:
#1. Online kasino situacija, u kojoj team odluči da neka igra "daje previše" i da se mora spustiti RTP od 96% na 95%, ali ovo je užasno rijetko jer se taj 1% osjeti debelo na aktivnosti korisnika i najčešće ima pozitivan učinak samo prvih mjesec dana, nakon toga si si sjebo ostatak godine jer svi drugi kasinoji imaju veći RTP.
#2. Offline kasino situacija, u kojoj drugačija pravila vrijede za njih jer nisu pod klasičnim regulatorima, tako da neka offline kasina mogu imat RTP od 75% bez beda.


Eto, čisto da započnem, pucajte ako vas nešto zanima Smiley




19  Bitcoin / Legal / US regulators warn banks over cryptocurrency risks on: January 04, 2023, 10:02:33 AM
I think this whole FTX issue that we had last year is definitely not helping the crypto world.

US regulators have issued their first ever joint warning to banks over the risks associated with the cryptocurrency market, the main problem here it seems the lack of control.

Here are some of the points discussed in the joint warning:

Quote
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (Federal Reserve), the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)
(collectively, the agencies) are issuing the following statement on crypto-asset1 risks to banking
organizations.

The events of the past year have been marked by significant volatility and the exposure of
vulnerabilities in the crypto-asset sector. These events highlight a number of key risks associated
with crypto-assets and crypto-asset sector participants that banking organizations should be
aware of, including:

• Risk of fraud and scams among crypto-asset sector participants.
• Legal uncertainties related to custody practices, redemptions, and ownership rights, some of
which are currently the subject of legal processes and proceedings.
• Inaccurate or misleading representations and disclosures by crypto-asset companies,
including misrepresentations regarding federal deposit insurance, and other practices that
may be unfair, deceptive, or abusive, contributing to significant harm to retail and
institutional investors, customers, and counterparties.
• Significant volatility in crypto-asset markets, the effects of which include potential impacts
on deposit flows associated with crypto-asset companies.
• Susceptibility of stablecoins to run risk, creating potential deposit outflows for banking
organizations that hold stablecoin reserves.
• Contagion risk within the crypto-asset sector resulting from interconnections among certain
crypto-asset participants, including through opaque lending, investing, funding, service, and
operational arrangements. These interconnections may also present concentration risks for
banking organizations with exposures to the crypto-asset sector.
• Risk management and governance practices in the crypto-asset sector exhibiting a lack of
maturity and robustness.
• Heightened risks associated with open, public, and/or decentralized networks, or similar
systems, including, but not limited to, the lack of governance mechanisms establishing
oversight of the system; the absence of contracts or standards to clearly establish roles,
responsibilities, and liabilities; and vulnerabilities related to cyber-attacks, outages, lost or
trapped assets, and illicit finance.

It is important that risks related to the crypto-asset sector that cannot be mitigated or controlled
do not migrate to the banking system.


You can find the document here: https://www.occ.gov/news-issuances/news-releases/2023/nr-ia-2023-1a.pdf
20  Economy / Gambling / ♠️♥️♣️ Coinslotty.com - 5 BTC Welcome Bonus, Provably Fair, Community Driven on: January 03, 2023, 02:44:11 PM












4th of May 2023 Update:

Hey guys!

Happy to announce that we entered the third phase of our project, and are on the right way of becoming a community driven crypto casino.


In November 2022 we re-launched the brand under new management, where we focused on a more secure, robust and licensed gambling experience. Our goal was to establish our name within the crypto community, partner up with several well-known affiliates, and overall close the gap between unregulated and fully licensed online crypto gambling. Our friends at BTCGosu.com helped us a lot here, there were one of our first contacts here on BitcoinTalk, and I truly believe that we wouldn't be here without their help Smiley  

In January 2023 we introduced our brand to you guys, the BitcoinTalk.org community. We launched several projects, including a crypto casino review thread, design competitions and the first version of this ANN thread, that today gets a fresh new look thanks to Jayce! With this approach, we let our players voice their opinion about our brand publicly, and work towards improving whatever is in our power to do so.

In February 2023 we reached our first Affiliate milestones – with 100 closed affiliate deals promoting Coinslotty around the online crypto landscape. Through a gifting campaign, we celebrated that achievement with various leaders from the industry, including BTCGosu, Cryptorunner, Bitcoinist and many more. 5,000 hand-made golden chocolate coins were distributed to each of our partners, together with custom-branded gadgets Smiley

And today, on May the 4th, we launched the third iteration of the product, a rebranded and improved experience that now flies new colours, features a new font, higher bonuses and an attractive VIP program. Added to this, we also increased our offerings and partnered up with even more online casino software providers.

I hope you guys will have fun, and if you want to learn more about our brand I left a few links below Smiley

#1. November Re-Launch Announcement on Yahoo Finance
#2. Coinslotty.com Review on BTCGosu.com
#3. February Affiliate Milestone Announcement on CryptoNews.com
#4. Curacao License Validator can be found here
#5. Our first BitcoinTalk.com Review Campaign can be found here.
#6. The Signature Design Contest can be found here
#7. The ANN Design Contest is here
#8. Our Signature Campaign Thread is managed by Cro2, and can be found under this link



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