Quote from: TwitchySeal on Today at 12:17:31 PM

You could post the tx id from when you were "hacked".

You could also post how much money you owe investors.

Unfortunately he has never posted verifiable information. I would like to engage with him in a polite manner and to be fair he has been cordial since his most recent return to this forum but when it comes to posting information that can be verified, he does not do that therefore we have only his word and we all know that simply is not enough to convince anyone.

Quote from: BetKing.io on Today at 02:02:38 PM

Quote from: TwitchySeal on Today at 12:17:31 PM

You could also post how much money you owe investors.

I don't owe anything. This was not a loan. I am not in debt to anyone. I do not need to pay anything back.
There are always risks when investing. BetKing is not the first business to lose money.

In fact overall, BetKing has made investors far more money that it's lost over the years (even some of the ICO losses were from profit investors gained pre ICO) and you and everyone from back then know that.

I am choosing to refund the remaining investors still in a loss out of my own pocket (which has totaled 6 figures so far) because that's the kind of person I am.
I don't like to have people lose money when backing me.

But, if interested, you could have read the 1st post in the thread or a few posts back where I gave the total:

"investors still held over $2 million worth of tokens that we we're trying to refund"
of $6 million raised in the ICO (do the math there and you will see over half of investors broke even or profited)

Of the several problems with him, one is that he gets defensive. He engages and answers questions as long as there is no evidence to provide. When however there is a case where he is being asked to provide evidence he becomes petulant but would never actually provide evidence.

Remember the Christmas wager where 20+ BTC was never paid to winners?
Remember the ICO Christmas giveaway where he claims he gave a way 1 BTC a day from 1st December to 31 December to charities?
The ICO where miraculously he raised $6.5 million but not one penny was accounted for apart from some of the initial buybacks.

The reason for petulance on his part is because he does not have evidence. Where he would have it he would post it.

Quote from: TwitchySeal on Today at 02:30:24 PM

How much money did the investors lose when you were (allegedly) hacked.

He will not openly state the amount but there is evidence to suggest the publicly funded bankroll at the time of the alleged hack was just over 50 BTC (52) which was around $400,000 at the time in October 2019.