Quote from: cabron on October 12, 2022, 01:29:12 AM

2 consecutive days of stake attacking threads, doesn't that sound coordinated?

Or doesn't that sound that there's indeed a problem with Stake?

Quote from: coolcoinz on October 14, 2022, 08:38:45 PM

Quote from: Mahdirakib on October 12, 2022, 05:35:32 PM

Stake asked the OP to provide his source of funds statement. They have suspended his account and requested for those documents. OP will be able to access his account again if he can successfully go through the verification process.

If it is so, they're stealing from OP. They have no right to keep his money regardless of whether he can prove it was earned by him through mining or whatever else.
Imagine that he was given this money for free and cannot prove that it's legit, it's still his money. No company has the right to act like a judge and jury and steal that.
I don't know how Stake will approach this but there's only 2 legal ways. Either they accept the money, or return it back to OP.

I agree. And this is really a bad precedent among gambling platforms, especially considering that Stake is a whale in this industry.

Stake is acting as if its players are guilty of having dirty money until proven otherwise. This is a very familiar behavior as this is the behavior of banks and many custodial services and centralized platforms.

But the worst thing in the case of Stake is that the money is held hostage. It's not only unfair, it's indeed stealing.