We understand your concern about providing personal messenger contacts. However, after someone submits projects for review, we always send a response for each submission — whether it was accepted or not and with a clear reason. We also use the contact info to notify you when payment for approved projects has been made.
This is simply a way for us to keep you informed — we don’t send spam, we don’t message for unrelated reasons, and we never share your contact info with third parties.
That said, if you’re uncomfortable sharing any real contact, you can write any random word in the contact field. Just keep in mind that you won’t receive updates about your submissions — although the payment for valid sites will still be sent as usual.


You’re absolutely right about the current look of our site — it was made by us, a small team with no professional coding experience, so for now it’s more of an introductory version. We’re not simply redesigning the current site — we have an experienced team building an entirely new platform from scratch. That’s why we just ask everyone to be patient a little longer.


We will have the option to filter projects simultaneously by category, payout speed, KYC requirements, and more — so you’ll be able to find the most suitable projects for your needs. However, for now, we haven’t planned to add filters for bonuses or supported countries. Maybe in the future, if the project starts generating income and we can expand our team, we’ll be able to add more features like that.
For now, we do not plan to moderate comments and ratings — we want to keep an independent perspective so that people can genuinely share their opinions about the projects. However, it’s important to note that if we see abuse of this feature, we may have to reconsider our policy.


Yes, we share the same vision — comments should not be moderated or deleted just because we don’t like them. User feedback helps build a clear, balanced picture of each project. However, I must repeat that at this stage, we’re still figuring out how to handle spam, offensive language, and other potential issues in the comments. We want to give users as much freedom as possible while still respecting the law and basic rules of conduct.
Regarding sorting by rating — the ranking will be based solely on user ratings, not our own. This means that the projects with the highest user scores will always appear at the top of the list.


P.S. Our team has been planning Cave0x for a long time because we truly love crypto gambling — but we couldn’t find a single platform that fully matched what we wanted as users ourselves. That’s why we decided to build it from scratch. However, we have no prior experience in creating, managing, or running this type of website, so we constantly run into challenges that we try our best to overcome. We ask for your patience while we get everything on the right track. Even though we’re trying to deliver the “perfect” site, we realize there will still be plenty of work left afterward to optimize and fix things. Still, every comment in this thread shows us we’re thinking and moving in the right direction — even if slowly — and we truly appreciate that.