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Quote from: markbit on April 01, 2024, 07:05:29 AM

I've been actively engaged in playing Bustabit, and I've noticed certain aspects lacking that could enhance the user experience. This realization has inspired me to create my own platform, starting with a fair and seamless crash game.

Bustabit is the original creator of the crash game, they also have a huge bankroll and one of the best approaches when it comes to user privacy, I don't remember Bustabit ever asking their customers to submit KYC documents. So many reasons keep them popular to this day.
By the way what do you think about SPRIBE's Aviator? How would you rate them? What are the strong and weak sides of their crash game named Aviator?

Quote from: markbit on Today at 09:02:40 AM

Development Progress:

The UI/UX design is nearly complete.
We're actively planning the product process and system design.
We've finalized the platform name, logo, and UI aesthetics.

Do you plan to share some UI/UX materials with us? To hype us?

While I enjoy the fast pace and social aspects of Aviator, I find Bustabit's simple design more appealing. Personally, the sound effects in Aviator can be distracting, but that might not be the case for everyone.

One key difference is that Bustabit utilizes a provably fair system, which is important to me. This aligns with our platform's core value of decentralization, which is why we won't be implementing KYC checks.

Both Aviator and Bustabit offer exciting crash gameplay with high earning potential, but Bustabit's focus on simplicity and fairness resonates more with my preferences.

About the interface is still under development, but it will offer a completely unique and innovative gameplay experience. While it shares some similarities with Bustabit, it's definitely not a clone.