An interesting suggestion! If he chooses a good pair for arbitrage, he may even end up without losing anything.

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That is a very generous offer. He doesn't risk anything if he accepts it. Kudos!

No question, preference in user interface design is highly personal and open to debate.  However, I must concede that the current visual presentation of l0t0.com does lean towards the, shall we say lo-fi pixelated end of the spectrum.  Even for those seeking a nostalgic, retro-gaming aesthetic, the somewhat antiquated graphics could potentially miss the mark after some time. 

I wouldn't propose a complete, neon-drenched overhaul here - just a gentle nudge towards a more contemporary pixel art style.  The pioneers of this space like Bustabit and Freebitco deserve their kudos but it's 2024 now.  I believe a delicate modern polish, imbuing the vibrant 8-bit form with a touch of up-to-date sheen, could give players the best of both eras. 

Something like BitKong for example, they have a modern gui but with a hint of retro design.

Just my two sats!

It might be far fetched.

But here is a little bit of evidence why I have a suspicion that the OP might be lying in this case and that he might have ulterior motives.

He used a Telegram handle that connects him to at least two other forum accounts.


Accounts Connected:

1. OddJobsForBitcoin

archive: https://ninjastic.space/post/59450118 (He edited his post and removed the telegram contact. Last edit: December 10, 2023.)

2. Newchanka

archive: https://ninjastic.space/post/60990139 (post is now deleted)

3. Michael63

archive: https://ninjastic.space/post/62666164


All three accounts have similar service offerings and similar topic bumping style:

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Based on this, we can conclude that it is the same person behind all the accounts.

When we look at the history of his alt accounts, we can find plenty of evidence of suspicious and corrupt activities.
For example, he cheated in the Utopia P2P Review Campaign with two of his accounts: Michael63, OddJobsForBitcoin
Also in GamblingBro's campaign: Michael63, OddJobsForBitcoin

The Newchanka account has a history and is tagged as an account seller so I can assume that he has more accounts available, some of them may be even higher ranked. It's possible that some of these accounts are involved in forum dramas or hold a grudge against Royse777 but he is too much of a coward to come out publicly. I know I'm speculating here, but it makes more sense to me than someone actually offering him such a job.

Whatever the OP's intention was with this, I don't think we should believe everything he says. Even with this "evidence" he provided (which is easily faked, by the way). It seems to me that he just wants free promotion for his questionable service offerings.

Those actions were unethical and against the law and shouldn't be praised here.  If someone thinks the casino takes advantage of players, they shouldn't play.  Abusing the casino didnt support the other players at all - it only helped that one abuser.

That's easy! I think... There are only two main colors on your site: yellow and black. Just invert them. Then use dark gray for the background (instead of white), and I think it will look fine.

You make a fair point.  Money should not define a relationship and  however, finances do play a role that couples cannot ignore.  The reality is, each relationship handles money differently.  The best policy is open communication about finances, especially during major life changes like a financial windfall.  Money itself may not buy happiness but honest talks cement bonds between partners, whatever their bank balance.

Comparing gambling to alcohol is an interesting.  Legalizing drinking doesn't automatically make everyone into drinkers.  Similarly, banning gambling ads won't completely stop gambling problems.  Parental responsibility is definitely important, like you mentioned.  Kids absorb everything around them like sponges and  filtering inappropriate content is also important.  imagine kids constantly seeing gambling ads all over like candy commercials.  That would be extremely tough to deal with!

In situations like these, the government needs to step in.  They can limit exposure to these ads and encourage responsible gambling habits, like seatbelts in cars.

These interventions aren't perfect, but do help

I get you're excited about Bitcoin and want to jump on the bandwagon.  But expecting random internet strangers to somehow build your future? Baby, that's just askin' for trouble. 

Let me spit some truth real quick - Bitcoin aint no get-rich-quick scheme.  Sure, you can make money with it, and even ensure financial independence. But, before you go around begging folks to plan your future, do your homework first.  Read up on Bitcoin learn about blockchain, figure out the risks.  Don't just trust your buddy or some anonymous expert online neither.   

Your future is yours to build! It aint nobody else's to gamble with.  Take some time, learn the game then come back with real questions based on what you discovered.  Trust me, you'll thank me later.

If you're still down to put in the effort after all that, then welcome to the community baby! But remember - knowledge is power in this world.  Its the difference between getting rich and getting rekt.  Stay curious, stay humble and don't go bettin' the farm just yet.

Technically, your wallet addresses hold UTXOs (unspent transaction outputs), not bitcoins. Say address 1 in wallet A has two UTXOs, each worth 0.5 BTC. If your software supports coin control, you can choose which UTXO to spend. Spend one, and the other UTXO at address 1 remains. Want to spend more than 0.5 BTC? Your transaction uses both UTXOs, creating two new ones: one for the destination and one for the "change address" (which could be back to your address 1, depending on your settings).

I get why some folks feel weird about Bitcoin.  It's pretty out-there and different from regular money.  But let's go easy on the skepticism.  It makes sense to be confused when you encounter something totally new and 

sure, most people likely have no clue how traditional money gets made or the ins and outs of national currencies.  But that shouldn't stop them from trying to grasp new concepts like Bitcoin.  Instead of being judgey, we could nurture curiosity and chat openly to spread knowledge.   

After all, progress means venturing into uncharted territory that seems odd at first.  Yet with an open and inquiring mindset we can grow our understanding.  Approaching economic innovations like Bitcoin with generous patience rather than cynicism will lead to wiser perspectives overall.

I've seen casinos go bust, their coffers emptied by lucky streaks that lasted too long.  The doors close the lights go out, and the party's over.  Meanwhile, other joints seem to do nothing but print money, the owners getting fat and happy off booming business. 

Of course, there is a house edge. But that doesn't mean that some lucky players can't beat the house after all.  You win some, you lose some - that's the way she goes in the casino business.  Goes to show this industry can be fickle for both sides.

So you've been holding on to a bags full of bsv shitcoins since 2021? How is it going for you so far?
Have you considered what will happen when this lying scumbag loses this trial?

But theymos obviously doesn't think so, so this argument is a mute point in someone's merit source application thread.

As far as I know icopress's merit sharing history has been exemplary so far and there is no particular reason why he shouldn't be a merit source, and I think it is unfair to judge someone based on some speculations about what could happen. Does that mean no one should be a merit source due to potential misuse?

Be cautious, as this sounds like a scam.  If they genuinely want to refund your wallet funds, then there is absolutely no need for you to initiate any contract call from your end.  A malicious smart contract call can empty your wallet completely.

But what about the price?  Such units would certainly be costly, much more than the classic on-grid miners (solar panels, batteries, inverters...). Who would be willing to finance such a potentially costly endeavor, given the already established, more affordable on-grid mining options?

Blackjack.fun did not scam you, as far as I can see.


OK, it took me a while to get through your whole rant, but didn't you say earlier that the casino offered to pay you what they owed you, but you refused? They even offered you a bug bounty, but you find it unacceptable. Why?


Why should they show game logs? You yourself admitted that you found the bug and exploited it. Re-read your first post if you forgot.

Why don't you just create a new wallet and create a "contract call" there? You will avoid the cost of sending your funds from one wallet to another.


As far as I know, smart contracts can only work at the level of the wallet on which they are executed. But still, if you're not sure what you're doing, it's better not to risk it. What kind of token do you actually want to receive? Is it an airdrop or something like that?

So this means that you chose the ticker of another project on purpose? For what reason? To ride on the wave of someone else's success? Or, in order to deliberately confuse potential investors?

But tell me (since you're so experienced in meme coins), how many such shitcoins, with a replicated ticker, have ever had any success on the market? Except maybe as a rug pull or pump-and-dump scam.

That's the thing about trusting people - it's a risk. Ot can be scary to open up, but it's part of having close relationships.  Your friend clearly had a bad experience oversharing with their ex.  That shows how we need boundaries.  But, being too secretive doesn't work either.

I think its all about balance.  Talking money matters is important if you're getting serious with someone, but maybe not a first date topic! Healthy relationships mean being open while respecting each other's space.  And boundaries can change over time as trust builds. Do what feels right for you and check in often with your partner.  If someone cares about you they'll understand and wont pressure you to reveal more than you want.