Quote from: Csmiami on November 09, 2020, 05:27:22 PM

I found an address used multiple times to pay to the signature campaign participants:

Code:

1DcaXvHy5r65k6RPkBH2dLh8yzFZwPFumi

If you can sign a message from that address, your legitimacy as the account owner will be proved, but you'll have to respond to the scam claims...

@luckyflop of course, can't handle that address.

Because the address does not belong to him, it is: 1DcaXvHy5r65k6RPkBH2dLh8yzFZwPFumi, is an address belonging to @monbux, used for escrow in the Lucky Flop campaign at the time.

Nothing to do with the address regarding fraud on the Lucky Flop gambling site.

address owner Dan along with proof of signed message.

monbux

Quote from: monbux on December 13, 2014, 07:23:30 PM

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Hash: SHA512

This is monbux from bitcointalk.org and I confirm that I will be acting as escrow for LuckyFlop's signature campaign.

The escrow address will hold onto 1 BTC in this address: 1DcaXvHy5r65k6RPkBH2dLh8yzFZwPFumi and it will be released accordingly to the qualified participants of this campaign when the term is over (will be sent in batches).

If a problem/dispute were to arise, I will act as the mediator (and judge) and will make my decisions based on which party has more solid evidence.
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Post by: kusumadewi

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Hi OP, please update luckyflop escrow status.
Monbux has confirmed that he held the fund for luckyflop campaign.