Don't fall for this, the list of winners is clearly fake.
As if someone actually won a jackpot of 5611 BTC, I mean the website looks like it's someone's first web development project.

Show us a wallet that you own that has over 100 BTC in it.

The website mentions that it's owned by Multi Pay N.V.
So, you also own Multilotto then? (https://www.multilotto.com/en/casino/?ml=ASKG)

Oh god damn it, now I can't un-see it. Indeed, this would make a very good Pierce Brosnan portrait.

Just for reference:



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Why would you do that? He added his sources, so you wouldn't have to report him, even if he wasn't the original artist.

For an ICO without any working product, yeah I wouldn't trust that at all.
Now to be honest, even if they weren't anonymous and didn't have a working product, I probably wouldn't trust it either.

Sure, Satoshi made Bitcoin anonymous, but he wasn't asking for funding and he was putting out code.

I don't understand why you would invest into something that's basically just a promise to build something in the future.
If they have nothing to show for it, I'm out by default.

I know Crypto-Games has already been mentioned, but I just want to add that that's generally a very safe option for investing.
Their payout limits on the games they offer are not too high, so that removes a great deal of the risk of high losses for investors.

It might also cause you to profit a little bit slower, but definitely safer.

I definitely own less than I did before, but I've also diversified my investments over many different altcoins.
Just from spending Bitcoins pretty regularly and cashing out into fiat. I do try to use Bitcoin as a payment method, like every time I order food through Takeaway.com for example.

I also have no regrets, I sold a bunch when Bitcoin was at an ATH, so I've definitely made my "profit" already.

Haven't actually voted, since there's not anything on that list that I'm interested in.
Ideally, I'd like to get more into the technical aspects of certain blockchains, to be able to build dApps eventually.

I just don't think programming is for me though, last week I was struggling immensely to do some simple SQL queries
The extent of my programming knowledge is writing simple Bash scripts for automating certain functions on my Linux machine.

Just upvoted and resteemed your post on Steemit.
If you want, I'd be willing to write an article about Hodler wallet. I have around 700 (real) followers on Steemit, so that will give you some more exposure.

Any idea when you'll add the ability to lock funds? I think that would be great to mention in the article.
Ballpark ETA will do

My Steemit blog: https://steemit.com/@daan

Can also help you with a free Steem Power delegation if you ever need it.

Also, it might be worth joining Utopian-io with your project, so you can get paid for your own contributions.
Check: https://join.utopian.io/ & https://steemit.com/@utopian-io

It's a project on Steemit that rewards open-source contributions, you get around $20 - $80 per contribution made, depending on the quality/difficulty

Really? You're saying that MLM and bounties are the best ways to turn a profit with cryptocurrency?
Complete and utter bullshit IMO.

There are way more people who are just earning pennies with bounties, than there are people who actually make a decent amount of money with it.
If you want to earn crypto, maybe work for it by providing a service. That's the easiest way to actually earn some decent money.

A year ago, I dived into Steemit, writing articles every day and I was earning pennies too back then.
Slowly but surely, I got more into the community aspect and started to gain a following there, finally making more than pennies per post.

Nowadays, I can post just about whatever I want on there and I'll get around $5.00 for it. I've been doing that for a year, so do the math...
Then add some paid articles, earnings from curation rewards and Steem Monsters card sales, which makes it around 30 dollars worth of Steem earned daily.

Just saying that there are far better ways to earn money than MLM and bounties.

How much profit are you at overall? It's definitely one of the best crypto casinos, but I'm currently at a loss
Slowly turning a profit with Litecoin though, but I have a very long way to go Still at -79 LTC

Oh what I would give to be able to clean up the entire Altcoin Discussion board...

It's not even worth it anymore to spend more than 5 minutes on writing a thread there, since most people just reply to the threads that have 1 measly sentence in it.

I've mostly given up on creating new threads in Altcoin Discussion, I usually post them to Altcoin Service Discussion instead. (that category usually applies as well)
Way less visibility of course, but the replies you're getting are generally better quality.

Bitcoin Discussion on the other hand has gotten better I've noticed. Sure, spam still gets posted there, but it's usually removed pretty quickly.

I do generally agree with your post, but if you report those kinds of posts, they usually get deleted.
Maybe just the Altcoin section in specific is dealing with a lack of moderators.

Or there's just so much crap, that people feel a bit overwhelmed to report it?

There's a much easier solution for all of this, one that can be applied today even.

Just report the thread in question for being a spam-megathread, I've done so in the past for a few threads and I'm pretty sure that they were locked or just removed.
Just look at the last couple of pages and see if they mostly contain spam replies. It's usually the case with those threads.

Great job! I hope my article helped a little bit with that at least.
I've gotta say that I've been visiting your website practically every day now, so you must be doing something right

That's just not true, there are many people who play tight-aggressive and still get +EV.
You don't need to be a good bluffer to pull off a strategy like that, especially when you're playing online poker.

I would say it's not a good idea to bluff too much, especially when you're just a beginner.
When you're more experienced, you might want to play loose-aggressive though.

I wouldn't call it begging, but some bounty hunters do operate under some very questionable ethics.
How much spam is being generated by people just looking to get a dollar worth in tokens?

This place has seen the effects of these bounty spam campaigns first hand.

Yeah, bounty hunters might not be beggars, but the majority of them certainly ar spammers.

Why do you even participate if they're giving away something that isn't even worth anything?
I mean, you know beforehand that you're receiving X amount of tokens, right?

So you should've seen it coming that you are basically receiving nothing from the bounty campaign.

These ICOs are doing it because they don't care about their promotors. They just want the quick and easy money.
Of course they're going to accept as many people as possible...

Not only that, I'd say that gambling has also become a lot more fair, just because most cryptocurrency gambling websites offer provably fair results.
I had never even heard of the concept before, when I still played on regular gambling sites.

They also list the house edge, but you could never be 100% sure that they weren't cheating you.

I'd have to agree with you that writing articles is probably the best way of earning decent bounties.
In the meantime you also grow your social media following, just be sharing your most interesting articles on there, which will also pay off in future bounty campaigns.

I've also spent quite a lot of time growing my following on Steemit and do paid publications sometimes.
I never work exclusively for tokens, always charging payment in Steem or Bitcoin upfront.

Good luck with your future campaigns!

https://steemit.com/@daan

I don't know if you would actually have a case against them. You've basically just broken their own TOS.
Which laws have they broken exactly? I'm a little bit confused about that part.

Anyway, I don't think anyone in this forum knows enough about this particular legal subject to be of help to you.
You should talk to a lawyer and get their opinion, though I don't think you even have a case here.

Yeah that also struck me as very odd that they just paid a fine to get out of it.
Don't know if it is technically a fine, sounds more like a bribe to me honestly.

Wouldn't this set a very bad precedent for other decentralized exchanges though? We know that the US isn't afraid to go abroad to bring individuals to justice, I wonder if DEX founders in general are safe from this.

WOW! I really like the idea of this and it's clear that you've put a lot of work into making this piece of art.
With the description, it's quite interesting to see which existing Egyptian hieroglyphs you've used and adapted for this drawing.

I'd give you a bunch of merit, if I wasn't out already. Next month perhaps when it replenishes again.