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[Mohd1983]

I notes everything change after Adriaan Brink passed away

[Zwei]

The Binance hackers have already dumped a lot of FUN and they continue trying to launder the stolen tokens by moving them to different addresses. Currently they have restarted the process of trying to sell on Uniswap. The only problem is that there isn’t enough liquidity to actually dump their remaining tokens. The largest liquidity pool on Uniswap, or on any DEX for that matter, only has $70k USDT in TVL and it continues to go down the more tokens they sell.

it hit triple zeros a few minites ago before bouncing back to $0.001, i hope this would be the end of it tbh.
they have been pushing their new funtoken casino ft.games lately on altcoinstalks, and that casino looks like just a reskin of freebitco.in concept with extra gimmicks.

they don't even display the correct token price for the 2 players active on their website right now:

I notes everything change after Adriaan Brink passed away

just a few months after his death, Das became funtoken CEO, so no wonder it all turned to shit.

[avp2306]

The Binance hackers have already dumped a lot of FUN and they continue trying to launder the stolen tokens by moving them to different addresses. Currently they have restarted the process of trying to sell on Uniswap. The only problem is that there isn’t enough liquidity to actually dump their remaining tokens. The largest liquidity pool on Uniswap, or on any DEX for that matter, only has $70k USDT in TVL and it continues to go down the more tokens they sell.

they have been pushing their new funtoken casino ft.games lately on altcoinstalks, and that casino looks like just a reskin of freebitco.in concept with extra gimmicks.

they don't even display the correct token price for the 2 players active on their website right now:

And looks like they would not promote that casino here, I think people behind that casino knows that lots of criticism might came if they start to promote  that site in Bitcointalk.

Maybe that's the reason they choose to stay in altcoinstalk, since there's no much discussion about the scamming incident happened by freebitco.in in that forum.

I guess someone from their team still monitoring this thread. This is the reason why they choose the small forum to avoid being questioned.

[Hispo]

The Binance hackers have already dumped a lot of FUN and they continue trying to launder the stolen tokens by moving them to different addresses. Currently they have restarted the process of trying to sell on Uniswap. The only problem is that there isn’t enough liquidity to actually dump their remaining tokens. The largest liquidity pool on Uniswap, or on any DEX for that matter, only has $70k USDT in TVL and it continues to go down the more tokens they sell.

it hit triple zeros a few minites ago before bouncing back to $0.001, i hope this would be the end of it tbh.
they have been pushing their new funtoken casino ft.games lately on altcoinstalks, and that casino looks like just a reskin of freebitco.in concept with extra gimmicks.

they don't even display the correct token price for the 2 players active on their website right now:

I notes everything change after Adriaan Brink passed away

just a few months after his death, Das became funtoken CEO, so no wonder it all turned to shit.

It is remarkable how bad a project can devolve after so many years of promising advances, including the support Freebitcoin gave to this token.

Also, I thought hackers could not touch Uniswap in order to access liquidity though. I assumed Uniswap had some protocols in order to ban hackers and criminals from gaining access to their pools and their exchange whatsoever. I guess I was wrong.

After this hack and other possible hacks, I would not be surprised if regulators targeted Uniswap and it's decentralization because of cases like these ones.

[FinneysTrueVision]

it hit triple zeros a few minites ago before bouncing back to $0.001, i hope this would be the end of it tbh.
they have been pushing their new funtoken casino ft.games lately on altcoinstalks, and that casino looks like just a reskin of freebitco.in concept with extra gimmicks.

they don't even display the correct token price for the 2 players active on their website right now:

I was not aware that they were running a signature campaign on Altcoinstalks. Unsurprisingly, it is filled with some really terrible posters and account farmers. I know managers don’t always have the highest standards, but I didn’t expect somebody with Royse’s reputation to go anywhere near an actual verified scam project, which has really made no effort to hide the fact that they are the same people behind FreeBitco.in.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

it hit triple zeros a few minites ago before bouncing back to $0.001, i hope this would be the end of it tbh.
they have been pushing their new funtoken casino ft.games lately on altcoinstalks, and that casino looks like just a reskin of freebitco.in concept with extra gimmicks.

they don't even display the correct token price for the 2 players active on their website right now:

I was not aware that they were running a signature campaign on Altcoinstalks. Unsurprisingly, it is filled with some really terrible posters and account farmers. I know managers don’t always have the highest standards, but I didn’t expect somebody with Royse’s reputation to go anywhere near an actual verified scam project, which has really made no effort to hide the fact that they are the same people behind FreeBitco.in.

What makes me think this is: wouldn’t it have been easier to just carry on running the casino honestly? That casino was a cash cow. They must have screwed up at some point, and that’s when the scam began. The difference is that in the fiat world they’d be in pre-trial detention at the very least, but by running it from a hideout on the internet, they’re still trying to swindle people with copies of what once worked.

[Haunebu]

I know managers don’t always have the highest standards, but I didn’t expect somebody with Royse’s reputation to go anywhere near an actual verified scam project, which has really made no effort to hide the fact that they are the same people behind FreeBitco.in.

Let's be real here. Literally every signature campaign manager within this forum and elsewhere have worked with 1 or more shady sites/projects regardless of whether they knew that such sites were shady or not primarily for financial incentive plain and simple.

Royse does tend to choose shady projects a bit more often than the other managers though which could possibly land him in big trouble one day. Smh!

[STT]

What makes me think this is: wouldn’t it have been easier to just carry on running the casino honestly? That casino was a cash cow.

That's what I said and dam me for not just recognizing idiot logic rules, it would take someone really dull and inept to only think of breaking the site to get money, I guess they found that person.
  It was probably not a coincidence that Bitcoin was doing so well at the time they decide to close the gates in favor of themselves.  If price had say declined to a boring 30k and sat there; anti crypto governance or strong dollar etc.   I would guess the site would have continued to operate until it was more favorable to break the piggy bank.

[Hispo]

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What makes me think this is: wouldn’t it have been easier to just carry on running the casino honestly? That casino was a cash cow. They must have screwed up at some point, and that’s when the scam began. The difference is that in the fiat world they’d be in pre-trial detention at the very least, but by running it from a hideout on the internet, they’re still trying to swindle people with copies of what once worked.

Realistically, it is very difficult for them to do the right thing and continue to run the casino in order to pay all money back eventually, because they have no enough liquidity to comply with all the money outflow they were facing (and may continue to face in the near future).
If they decided to turn all of this into a scam it was because they realized they were going to lose all their money and status if they continued to process withdrawals with no change of direction, so they decided to go rogue and not to take the steps necessary to get liquidity in a legal and legit manner.

The difference with this casino and FIAT regulated casinos is how there was not actual accountability on the table, in order to discourage them from exit-scamming all of us.

[BlackBoss_]

Realistically, it is very difficult for them to do the right thing and continue to run the casino in order to pay all money back eventually, because they have no enough liquidity to comply with all the money outflow they were facing (and may continue to face in the near future).

If they wanted to do a right thing, to continue their casino operation, to serve customers as best as they can, they would have not cause many problems on their platform and for customers. With many months of silence and many problems including user withdrawal requests stuck, it's enough to think that they don't mind to come back for resolving the casino problems and to proceed withdrawals for users.

If they decided to turn all of this into a scam it was because they realized they were going to lose all their money and status if they continued to process withdrawals with no change of direction, so they decided to go rogue and not to take the steps necessary to get liquidity in a legal and legit manner.

Do we need to think that it is a IF now with what they have shown in recent years especially latest months?
I believe that it's a scam exit, not if.

[Synchronice]

The Binance hackers have already dumped a lot of FUN and they continue trying to launder the stolen tokens by moving them to different addresses. Currently they have restarted the process of trying to sell on Uniswap. The only problem is that there isn’t enough liquidity to actually dump their remaining tokens. The largest liquidity pool on Uniswap, or on any DEX for that matter, only has $70k USDT in TVL and it continues to go down the more tokens they sell.

This is a cat and mouse game where the FBI and other authorities are chasing these North Korean hackers across various websites and multiple cryptocurrencies are involved here. ETH is the primary one while FUN token is a small part of their stash.

It's kinda fitting in a way that a scammer group like this one ends up depending on a scam token like FUN to a small extent in this particular scenario.

Honesly, the first question that I had when the group hacked Binance, was, whether FUN token was in their stash or not and right now I found an answer to my question that they have really included FUN in their stash and now I'm almost dying from laugh.

By the way, it doesn't make sense to me that every hack is automatically on North Korean groups. A North Korea, that's technically not as advanced as western world, that doesn't have internet and computer for the population, that's isolated, has more developed hackers than western world? It doesn't make sense to me even though there are some explanations like how they pick the most talented kids in their early teen ages and take them to special training. It doesn't make sense.

[Hispo]

Do we need to think that it is a IF now with what they have shown in recent years especially latest months?
I believe that it's a scam exit, not if.

We don't need to assume much since they have already shown their willingness to steal and keep people's money with no remorse.
But this case happens to be so extra-ordinary and rare that people like me continue to wonder why they decided to treason their costumers and investors in such a badky manner, this was just a random casino/faucet which people expect to exit scam at any moment, there were people who actually had so much trust in Freebitcoin, to the point they used it as a wallet instead of a gambling service.

But you have a point, to the majority of people who lost money to this scam, arguing about "why" does not solve anything.