Re: 🚨 Exclusive Offer: AGI-Based Next-Gen Betting Bot

💰 Base price starts at 15 BTC — but custom deals can be discussed depending on scope & interest.

You’re selling this for $1.7 million? Good luck with that...

Honestly though, I don’t think anyone can beat the casinos even with a tool like this. If you really believe this thing works, why even bother selling it? Wouldn’t it make more sense to just use it yourself and keep making money?

Thanks for your feedback Wink

— I actually welcome all opinions, including skeptical ones.

To clarify:

Yes, 15 BTC is just the base price, not set in stone. For the right buyer or partner, I’m open to reasonable discussions.

Regarding the "why not just use it yourself" point — the answer is:
I can both use it and sell it. There’s no issue with its functionality or performance.
But as I mentioned in the post, I’m in a region with limited financial freedom and scaling options.
Selling one license allows me to expand my AGI work while also giving someone else the opportunity to monetize it at scale.

Now, as for your doubt that “no bot can beat the casinos” —
Let me say this clearly: This one can.

But not in some magical, instant way. It’s not a pump-and-dump script.
It’s built using:

Adaptive reinforcement logic,
Real-time pattern recognition,
and loss-avoidance protocols that aren’t found in any commercial bots.

It’s not just a few lines of recycled martingale code —
It’s hundreds of lines of deeply optimized logic, structured to handle volatility and adapt dynamically.

So I get the skepticism — it’s normal.
But NeuroX wasn’t built to impress forum threads — it was built to perform under pressure.

I'm happy to answer genuine questions, and again —
thanks for engaging respectfully.

I don't know but even with your explanation here, I still feel that this so called bot of yours is over priced, extremely over priced but let's keep that aside..

One important thing again is that let's assume now that the bot is really worth 15 bitcoin, anyone who would want to spend 15 bitcoin on this bot must be a very serious businessman and he will definitely want to see this bot live in action, at least, have it test-run for a few days to see it's potentials, at least, to make sure it's really worth the price he's going to be paying and also make sure he can get his investment capital back in the shortest period of time with the bot - if a prospective buyer will come up with such proposal, are you going to accept it? I mean will you be confident enough to accept it?

And another question I would love to ask is, you developed this bot right? Or someone you know did, don't you think placing it on a fair base price would help you sell it out faster?
I honestly don't see why this bot should be worth $1.7 million dollars but again, good luck.

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Thanks again for your honest thoughts — I genuinely appreciate the feedback.

This post was made precisely to hear different opinions from the community, including yours.

Let me address your points clearly:

✅ Yes, I completely understand that anyone considering a 15 BTC purchase would need to see the bot in real action.
And the answer is: Absolutely.
I can provide live demonstrations, even for several days or specific hours, so that a serious buyer can see exactly how it performs in real environments like bc.game or freebitco.in.
This isn’t just a static product — I’m open to showing its real-time potential.

✅ Regarding the price:
You're right — the final deal can be flexible depending on the buyer.
I’m willing to negotiate a fair price, but I also need to protect the true value of the bot.
It’s not just about selling it fast — it’s about keeping its uniqueness and ensuring that it’s not undervalued after years of research and development.

And to answer your last question:

Yes, I personally designed and developed the entire system.
This isn’t something I copied or outsourced.
It took hundreds of hours of coding, testing, debugging, and fine-tuning the reinforcement and pattern recognition models.
The price reflects not only the tech, but the edge it offers.

Again — it’s not for everyone, and that’s fine.
But for the right person or team, this tool could be a serious game-changer.

Appreciate the respectful tone,
and I’m open to more discussion if you're curious about technical or strategic aspects.

– Mr. X