So you did get phished by someone with fake url containing clone of stake casino or what? How is this the fault of the casino? I am geniuely interested why do you think that is.
If someone steals your car keys and your car, it isn't car company's fault. Or if you get our bank card stolen with pin number, is that fault of the bank if your money is being withdrawn from the account?

So what i am having trouble to understand, is what part of this phishing am you are blaming casino for?

You said that funds were stolen/misused, so which one is it? Were those gambled? As withdraw needs google 2fa it's hard for me to believe that they were withdrawn.
I am not sure how rules for tipping works, but i would assume it isn't an attack vector either.

Yeah, it's fixed total supply, and kentrolla might be right about manipulation, but as it's scheduled inflation by design and they are open about it, it's not illegal market manipulation imho. While total supply is fixed, circulating supply is changing monthly as Ripple is unlocking it more from escrow wallets, when ever they need more funding for themselves.

There was originally 55 billion XRP locked and over 43,4 billion is left for them still to spend. And that's a huge about for markets to absorb if they want to keep the price up.

This is far fetched imho. As it doesn't make much sense to rob money from some random users. They aready have the house edge which is something that that already guarantees them profit in long run. Robbing random people when they win would cause an avalanche of complaints and instantly affect the reputation of that casino. Trust of the customers takes years to build and it takes only one day to destroy it completely.

Reputation is the most important things casinos could have to bring them income.

And obviously most of the people are withdrawing winnings all the time. I think this is just a case of confirmation bias.

I checked your policies from tos etc and everything looks legit so far.

That platform token interests me. I am assuming i am "mining" it by gambling? Does the size of my airdrop depend on how much i gamble and on which games?
Also it would be nice to read a whitepaper, or any paper about tokenomics and everything about it to make a decision if it's good enough reason to gamble in your casino before it launches.

Site looks sleek, legit, it has fast response time and clear gui. I am intrigued, which is rare for me with new casinos.

I haven't heard that microstrategy had ever bought ETH. Saylor was/is a huge bitcoin maxi whale that bought like 30k btc when it was only under $4 per btc.
It's true that he reportedly has said that he regrets not investing to eth instead. And apparently doesn't like other BTC maxis anymore.
And i can totally understand why he regrets it especially now when he could stake eth. If he would sell his bitcoin, it would take forever if he doesn't want to crash the market,
but if he would buy eth with his profits he could gain probably hundreds of millions dollars per year just by staking it.

Well i am not sure what sort of mindset you are talking about, but i am certain that 99.9% of the holders were looking to get rich with it. So in that sense they had same mind set. Only difference between most of the investors and these guys is the fact that they had an opportunity to do this, and i am guessing most of the investors would take same opportunity in a heart beat. Crypto scene isn't a community full of altruists, but more of a community full of opportunists.

Leaving an altcoin and selling secretly premined coins was a common scam, when we still had coins and not tokens, and this sort of thing was happening all the time. Devs were pseudonymous and left the project when they had their share of money.

Now that it's happening in a whole different scale i am surprised that it isn't happening more as the amount of money should lure in lots of talented hustlers and scammers. Also i am uncertain if this even illegal as they never even pretended this to be anything else than a meme token.

Also that twitter account was @Stake_fi not from @stake. That account doesn't exist anymore, i guess twitter acted fast as they should on these cases. I am not sure how you got that to your feed but always check the smaller @twitterusername not only the larget name over it. And obviously urls, like you did.

Conclusion: I can't make any conclusions from this. I would need extraoridinary large sample size and a bot to make enough predictions.
But it was a fun experiment and i lost money i experimented with, as i did multi bets with that i would have lost with only one error.
Anyway, i'll add this data to my spreadsheet for the future and might do some other game next.

Fruits of Elon's top notch branding:

Top ranked free apple appstore apps:



Oh my, threads there, that must hurt, so where's elon?



Oh there it is, 66th right below daily routine planner. I guess this is part of some Elmo's brilliant plan. He wouldn't suck at this, would he?
It must be a brilliant planner because it beats twitter.

Maybe top ranked google play apps looks better:



Threads again in top 3? oh my, that got to hurt. So where's elon?



44 billion dollars ladies and gentlemen. Maybe one day twitter goes over the sleeper fantasy sports. That will be the victory day.
And even Elon just admitted that this could fail like everyone predicted. What a giga brain.

data from: appfigures

Those actually look pretty beliveable numbers. Except SOL. I wouldn't mind it creeping to nearly 70x but it's reputation is so tainted already, and the chart doesn't look healthy at all.
Fibonacci Retracement might be a bad metric for looking next ath and especially with that chart. It needs to break out first to even have a hope for recovery, yet it goes sideways.

Winning prize is high but this is just another stupid volume provider competition. Frankly i don't see how these are even still legal. Name one actual stock exchange that would allow something like this.
I would totally get trading competitions that require skill, where the people who en up with most money with the start amount wins. That would be actually interesting. Now it's just the amount of trades that wins. Brining volume to the casino so that they can seem like a high volume exchange.

It's more legit then exchange faking their volume by themselves but it's still misleading and boring.

I wouldn't count on that list. Just out of curiosity i checked poloniex that was listed as no-kyc, because i know they comply with regulators, like most of the CEXes in the world.
You can find poloniex requirements under:


Even if some CEXes won't require kyc right when you register, it doesn't mean that they wouldn't freeze your account and require kyc in a heartbeat, if they suspect that your accout is linked to criminal activity or that you live in restriced terrority.

This might have been because today at 8:00am UTC there was an evernode airdrop For XRP Holders, so people might have sold right after the airdrop. As waiting for the airdrop is often only reason for not selling before it. And obviously there probably were bunch of leverage shorters just waiting for it. One billion XRP isn't really that much from total supply.

that would 22x of that money before taxes, which could make the need for growth significantly bigger.

I agree that this is the time to buy i any, but how is your portfolio divided. Because i personally can't see bitcoin raising to over half a million next bullrun. Maybe it does if you are lucky, but for example DOT seems a little random investment in your portfolio, especially when you consider that most crypto hacks have been using bridges. SOL is risky af, and XLM might lack adoption. Ada and XRP might rise even though i see anything so special with them. I don't know if they rise 20x though.

I frankly have no clue if eth has any limits on growing if they scale. So that i find a good investment. Even though it's already high in marketcap.

Then sometimes they are valuating the bounty in terms of token sale price, yet the presale price is -90%, or fraction that's given away to dump is just too large for markets to handle.
And always check how high they are valuating the tokensale in terms of marketcap.
It doesn't make any sense to work with something that already has too high marketcap from the start. Value can only drop.

Learn what sustainable tokenomics have been in the past and always check tokenomics.

Sometimes they are even saying that they pay in ETH, BUSD or USDT, but only if after the sale after they collect the money. Which is a blatant obvious lie to anyone who has been here before.

Because:
A: bounty managers don't have the escrow money that token sale hasn't raised yet. And we should trust that team would pay if they raised enough money.
B: By doing this, team is treating you as a gullible fool. That doesn't give a good sign about the company values or future in general.
C: They most likely don't raise enough and you end up working for nothing.

And obviously, always choose a reputable bounty manager.

Well i used small bets and did several combinations of multi bets with all of them.
I even used exact rounds and winning methods with some of them. I can't recommend doing it as the winning change is less then slim, but it was for fun anyway and to keep my interest up on this.

I have no expectations to win, but if i do, i would get my money back with pretty sweet multipliers.
If i get decent results i will try this again, maybe with some other sport.

People that are:

- Telling everyone that they are only winning to hide their losses, and tricking more people to gamble as a solid alternative to work, by telling only upside of things.
- Blaming their losses and gambling habit in general on anyone but themselves. Most of the time it's casinos and their "rigged" machines.
- Finding excuses to gamble more than planned. And to justify their own gambling.
- Playing money that's not their own.
- People who use vpn, but are citizens of restricted countries and are blame the casino when they get caught.

Many of these come from addiction, and to blame addicted is like blame someone for being sick. However addicted people have responsibility to seek help and some people refuse to do that.

After ChatGPT came out, i've seen some threads about AI and if it could help in gambling.
Back then, AI:s couln't access to internet so they couldn't find latest stats to compare, but now it's a whole new ball game.
While i am highly skeptical about results i thought i might give it a go to try it.

I admit that this is a fraction of any sample size that would be needed to come to any conclusion if it's working but i thought it would be fun little experiment.

I chose Bing AI chat creative mode as my tool, as it seems to be most efficient free tool for this kind of stuff. I tried also google bard, while it had some insightful opinions about some matches, it didn't have any data about most of the fighters so it couln't make any predictions. Basically my prompt for ai was "if these two would fight, who would win and how, and can you give me details how you came that conclusion"

I haven't check if the data is legit, as AI's have an issue of inventing things that doesn't exist (lying), you should take the results with the grain of salt. Prediictions doubly so. I myself did some small multi bets from these predicions. Not too much because i don't want to trust my money on this silly experiment, but some to have some skin in the game.

Full details were too long and specific to post in here, they contained links to articles, records and statistics, fighting styles, advantages and disadvantages, etc, so i asked it to summarize it for me afterwards. But i put links to original long answers and they are most interesting part of this and definitely worth checking out.

Links to full, detailed answer won't work immediately, you have to wait after a click a bit for them to appear in bing search page.

I will update the results next to prediction recap at the end to see if any of these were even remotely correct. I'll do it Sunday, as i am offline whole Saturday.

But here we go; summarized predictions about that fight night ->




Bing AI:

When is that happening? Not today that's for sure as it's aready dropped from the video's $0.0961 ro $0.09298.
So i am not seeing any breakout. It has been dropping for 2 years now so i won't be holding my breath that it would breakout when bitcoin just dropped a bit.
If you think it's a good project, then you shoud definitely buy some as it hasn't been this cheap ever.

Most of the time you are right. And if you need money, you should totally move your bounties to eth or btc. But that token you got immediately moons, just remember that it's not going to be next eth. You are totally ok selling it yearly. Or if you believe it's going to do pepe like move, just sell most of it and leave a moonbag. Just in case it will moon.

Long time ago i saw one altcoin in charts that was mooning. I wondered that where i had heard that name. It turned out i had their bounty in one of my wallets and i had totally forgotten it. That can happen too especially in altcoin season. Most of the time it's not happening though.