Quote from: Ucy on January 29, 2020, 07:51:18 AM

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Quote from: Lottoshi on January 19, 2020, 11:39:07 AM

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Quote from: Lottoshi on January 17, 2020, 02:30:24 AM

Indeed we hope more users can participate, we had a wave of players from a couple other forums previously, we hope to duplicate the success here as well.

How much minimum deposit and buy tickets?
and who is Lottoshi Nakamoto? https://lottoshi.io/assets/LottoshiThesis.pdf
Look like your whitepaper similar bitcoin whitepaper.

We intended it to be this way for we are trying to build a lottery that is as decentralized as possible, to follow the world Satoshi wouldve liked to build

To us we feel the public smart contract itself can probably prove our ability to build this decentralized platform, however if theres any other way please do let us know as well.

I guess it is one thing to engender decentralization in a lottery and quite another to use a pseudonym in a business whitepaper. This is not an anonymous coin you are making. You are operating a lottery, a gambling site which should be duly registered with complete real names of the development team, and with a mechanism to prove the fairness of the draws.

We feel that somehow defeat the purpose of decentralization, wed like to follow what the crypto world believes in as fully decentralized, global and anonymous gameplay

Anonymity is indeed the better option. But that is not going to be absolute. For players, anonymity is much preferable but that won't be the case I guess when it comes to a development team of a crypto gambling project and site. Anonymity in this case probably means lack of accountability.

Satoshi was anonymous. But that seems to be an exception to the rule nowadays. New crypto projects with a team made up of pseudonyms where they could not be scrutinized in terms of their individual reputation, qualifications, experiences, expertise, and so forth might not sell anymore.

By the way, are you a duly registered gambling site?

I think developers can prove they have those qualifications without revealing their identities.
OP will probably need to build a more decentralized platform(if he/she hasn't done so already) to handle most of the important safety concerns you raised.