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Re: Old blockchain.info wallet from 2014 and before -16,17,19 words precovery phrase
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CryptSafe
on 12/07/2025, 10:46:46 UTC
.......if third party recovery are not strictly defined and scrutinized, there are possibilities that people might just submit random wallets and I understand that they would need to prove ownership before recovery and trust me, there are several possible ways a person especially a potential scammer could claim ownership of a wallet and that why the team needs a legal backings for situations like this.
But regardless of all what I’ve said, the team needs to be careful while caring out their activities if they’re truly genuine.

You are making a point here the organisation needs to get a legal backing which I believe it would be a safe guard for them while rendering services so that they don't fall into trouble of being apprehended by security agency for what they have no knowledge of. But I believe they would have to let whoever is patronising their services to sign an undertaken that such wallet they are presenting to them belongs to them and if anything otherwise happens while in the process of recovering the keys, they the organisation wouldn't be held responsible but the person who brought the wallet to them claiming ownership would be made to face the law as the case may be and according to their agreement as signed by both parties. I think this is for both to understand.

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Re: I am new here
by
CryptSafe
on 11/07/2025, 19:28:09 UTC
Xypher606, I will join the rest of the other members to warmly welcome you to this great platform. It is nice you found your way here. I will also say that if you calm down and be yourself, you will scale this platform successfully without having to worry about anything. I have read through to see that members have been able to provide links to threads with educational materials for you to read, which is a good start.

However, I would like to say this to you, maybe you could not be able to see it or hear it, but these are common mistakes made by newbies, and they are;

Using AI: The platform frowns at members using AI, and if caught, you will be banned immediately. So it will be better if you write from your understanding without using a bot to reply to the chat here.

Piracy: Do well to write organically, and if you have some excerpts or you copied from elsewhere, you should do well to make sure you also put up the reference link or sources from where you got the information, because some would want to read further aside from that and besides, you know copying a work and not acknowledging or crediting the owner by referencing them is a crime and is punishable.

Develop your strength: As time goes on, you might find it challenging here, but if you want to stand out, you will have to focus and develop your strength that would help you be different from others, as you are doing this based on your capabilities by contributing your quota to the community.

I believe this little write-up would help your stay here, and I wish you all the very best on this great platform.
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Re: Ordozozer account
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CryptSafe
on 11/07/2025, 18:48:06 UTC
Can someone take a look this account? Ordozozer.

He posted about a:

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0-day exploit released to public on 11 July 2025 https://gofile,io/d/FE7p1a Trades over $5000 trigger KYC so use it for lower amounts

I'm not clicking on that link though as it might have a malware. I try to report his post, but he locks it and I can't find the option to report it.


Can you please edit your OP while removing or try to break the link so it is not clickable, because some people who are ignorant about it would still click it to see for themselves, not knowing it is malware, which can be very dangerous to their systems and gadgets.
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Re: 🔥 $2,000,000 BOUNTY – Find the Private Key of This BTC Address 🔥
by
CryptSafe
on 11/07/2025, 18:24:06 UTC
NotForFun1JL4, you have created a similar thread again  here. Why create another thread again? The initial is still very much active, which is this thread, and this is against the forum policy, and as such, you would be held accountable for such. And I will advise you to lock up that thread and continue with this initial so that you don't keep on spamming the board with similar threads repeating themselves. I will also advise you to stop this because it is spamming, and it goes too far to show your desperation to get who to lure someone into this bounty of yours, which we are not sure of.
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Re: Proof that gambling may ruin any career when greed takes over
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CryptSafe
on 11/07/2025, 18:08:16 UTC
This is like shooting oneself in the foot. He shot himself in the foot to say. How could he be that stupid and narrow-minded to have acted rashly like this? Did he not think about what he was about to do, to know about the dire consequences of such an action he wanted to do before he did it? If you ask me, I will say this is the last thought to be on mind because already basket ballers are well to do and the outcome of this disaster he has caused himself is greed and carelessness.
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Re: When can someone say they have won the casino?
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CryptSafe
on 11/07/2025, 17:39:11 UTC
If I may get it clear, OP, the winning in this context here means one winning a game, and my opinion is this, if you have lost a lot of games to the casino in the past, you can not say you have won the casino irrespective of whichever casino you have played with. The casino would still be winning because they have won you enough, not until you recover all you have lost from their casino through games won, then you can say you have won them anything outside that is just a mere saying if you have lost a lot of games to the casino.

Aside from the fact that gambling is for fun, if we gamble and lose, it is money we are losing out on, so the possibility of winning games to recover all we have lost is minimal, and if we win, it is small except for those who are lucky to win big and maybe that big win could be a huge amount of money in jackpot and if it covers the whole money the gambler has spent in gambling, that is a good win for the gambler because he has recovered all his losses.
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Re: How did you feels on your first winning?
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CryptSafe
on 11/07/2025, 15:56:43 UTC
Gambling is for fun, as the saying goes, but it is not always every case that the winning streak comes like that, and as such any potential wins gives that hope to win more, it comes with refreshning of the mind and the drive to win more but sometimes it is not always as we see it as there are most times when it is rough which always seems as if we are joking with our time and resources, it just plays out like one joking with their time. However, gambling is done for fun, which one should always have as a reminder. I could remember the time I won games and how resounding it was then, and the feelings of good luck and the joy of having been able to win a game. Those moments were very relieving to say, and most especially, my first bet back then was something I could boast of winning with a strong argument and confidence placed on the team to deliver.
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Re: See No gambling Hear no gambling Talk No gambling for strict regulation?
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CryptSafe
on 11/07/2025, 15:04:14 UTC
I assume this to be the Philippines, your country, so banning gambling in your country would be very hard because of the revenue they generate for the country, ie, tax payment. The gambling casino also generates employment and other beneficial aspects in society, so there would be a strong opposition to banning casinos, knowing fully well that your country has nothing much that generates revenue to hold onto as a source of revenue. Maybe the step they took in limiting public advertisement, such as prohibiting casinos from making public billboards that would attract the public's attention, is what they could only do for the interim, and maybe other stricter measures they could take as well.

As for the billboards, I  believe it is said that gambling is 18-plus, but the billboards have all eyes on it, including underage and kids passing by, and merely looking at it here, it looks attractive, which means that all will be enticed to it, and we all know what the underage can do upon seeing such. I believe the lawmakers are pushing for stricter measures against such publicity to protect the minors in their nations from gambling.
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Re: 🔵1win | Crypto Casino & Sportsbook | Win the Lamborghini with 1st deposit 🔵
by
CryptSafe
on 11/07/2025, 14:04:25 UTC


Is anyone here consistently claiming free tickets from the Freemoney tab? Do you think it's still worth it even if we don't win any of the raffle prizes considering that if you manage to collect all 30 tickets, you'll be given 300 free spins, which is equivalent to $150,with only 25x wagering requirement?

It is worth it as a game lover, irrespective of whether we win or not, as long as we do gamble for fun, there is nothing to worry about in accumulating the tickets while waiting to get to the required numbers for the free spin. Maybe our luck could shine, giving us good fortune from the free spin we got as a result of the free ticket we have accumulated so far.  Remember, as you have said consistent and we all know consistency is a good virtue, so we keep claiming consistently till we accumulate as much as we can.
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Re: 🎲Ybets - Online Casino For Big Bonuses, Fast Payouts, and Cashback You'll Love
by
CryptSafe
on 11/07/2025, 13:43:49 UTC
Immerion Partners is a well-known name in the gambling industry, and I believe it to be their account and possibly a representative of the casino they are promoting here. For OP to have upgraded to a copper membership, then OP has an idea how the platform works, or must have been guided by an established member to do the needful, so as to receive a warm welcome from the community members.  I  wish them well during their stay here as they render quality services to the community.
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Re: Where does the $$$$ GO on KYC failure
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CryptSafe
on 10/07/2025, 14:49:19 UTC
As we all know, casinos are always looking for means to get funds for the running and maintenance of their casino, so they can take advantage of every available means of securing funds, hence the majority of them do kyc because they know not every gambler would scale through their KYC process. They know that gamblers would definitely deposit and ply  and for those who  do not read ToS,  they are always  the victims of this act by casinos.  As for the $$$$ aspect of it, I believe the casino keeps it if the gambler does not meet the kyc condition spelled out by the ToS before registering with the casino. They keep  it for themselves and that is mostly where they get their excessive profit from.
This is why gamblers should propely take time to read ToS of casinos before registerring with them so that they would have knowledge before hand if they fit in for the requirements of the casino before registerimg or not. This ignorance of not reading ToS has caused a lot of issues with gamblers and casinos not releasing winnings and deposits as a result of failure by gamblers to fufill kyc requirements vefore hand,
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Re: Can AI really predict the outcome of a sports match?
by
CryptSafe
on 10/07/2025, 14:09:19 UTC
I believe AI reads data programmed for its usage, unlike natural human logic and reasoning. So any outcome predicted would be as a result of the already programmed data stored in the AI, which I have no doubt it works on, but I do not think AI could give accurate predictions, as in the case of sports and other leagues, because there could be a turn of events contrary to what is expected to be the output of its prediction.

What I can vividly say is that we can use AI for match or game analysis, which is quite alright in analysing past or previous matches and performances of players and outcomes of games, compared to the future game and the possible outcome of winning or losing as well. Also, in the possible absence of key players in games and the outcome of the games, and how it would be in the future, but to trust and depend on AI for game results is not feasible.

One can do their analysis with AI, but should be able to use their analytical skills to conclude after watching or seeing the AI analyzing the players' capabilities in previous matches, and how past games went, the strength, and other factors considered when analyzing games with AI should be taken into consideration. But in all, better to use your sense of analysis for making judgments and input before you play games rather than concluding with AI analysis, which is not always accurate.
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Re: Gambling and companionship
by
CryptSafe
on 10/07/2025, 13:46:30 UTC
I have never kept it a secret. At the beginning it is normal for them to be suspicious, but when they see that you regularly make profits, they believe what you have told them. The problem is the gambler loser, who from time to time loses more than he should. Those many times en up with their partner breaking up.

I agree with you here because not every spouse would be convenient with such and as a matter of fact, when he starts noticing that, he ought to stop immediately to avoid suspicion from his wife because constant losing would definitely incure reckless spending and demand for money, spending and not being accountable for the little given to him and that would start calling in for suspicion from the spouse and it will result to each other not being financially accountable for their actions and this is a major challenge in relationships where there is constant demand without any transparent and genuine accountability. I believe this was what made his wife to leave the marriage of years of suspicion and after every efforts she had put in, she found out her husband she has stayed with is a gambler.


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Re: gambling in prison
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CryptSafe
on 10/07/2025, 13:13:48 UTC
Gamble is everywhere and mostly in everything we do, but somehow, some form of gambling is called a different name altogether, but it entails similarities to gambling. You are right that in prison, gambling does exist, and as a matter of fact, that is the only means of their major entertainment, as they do that to keep their stay lively and engaged. Although it is mostly violent, aside from what we sometimes see in the movies. Prison gamblers do gamble because they just want to get away from thoughts of the reasons they were in prison. Hence, they look for activities or exercises and engagements that would keep them busy to remember whatever brought them there.


However, research shows that
1. Some males indicated gambling when in prison on sports, games and general prison life using
‘canteen’, ‘toiletries’, ‘vapes’ and money sent in from family members (Prison and Probation
Surveys).

2. Fighting occurred in male prisons over gambling debts (Prison and Probation Surveys) and
professionals indicated sexual violence also occurred to pay off gambling debts (HMPPS Staff
Focus Group).

From the above research findings, it is clear that gambling is also prevalent in the prisons al round the world.


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Re: Gambling and companionship
by
CryptSafe
on 10/07/2025, 11:55:28 UTC
At first, I could sense from what you have said that there must have been some conditions that his spouse gave him while they were possibly dating, which might be related to such, and possibly from that condition, he has refused to open up to her about his gambling lifestyle, which is very wrong. In a relationship, communication is very important because on it lies the strength of every successful relationship, and allowing your spouse to find out about that hidden secret or lifestyle discredits you before them, regardless of whatever you both have had in the past.

Trust is built in a relationship when there is nothing hidden beneath, although he must have had his reasons why he kept it a secret, but it should not have taken him this long to have allowed her to find out herself, which isn't alright and for that reasons I believe she walked out of the marriage just like that reasons being that if he had kept his gambling lifestyle a secret from her that means there are others she has no knowledge about and for that reason he can not be trusted and the best thing for her to do is to take to her hills which she already did and if you ask any lady, that's the step or resolution they would take to run away for their dare life.
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Re: ♻️ CCE.Cash 🎁 FREE RAFFLE 🎁 $30 in BTC!
by
CryptSafe
on 10/07/2025, 11:50:55 UTC
Slot #: 07
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Re: Second day here – excited to learn and grow
by
CryptSafe
on 10/07/2025, 11:22:49 UTC
OP, there is no crime in learning new things that you desire to.  The platform is very big and can accommodate you and it is also rich in information about Bitcoin and other crypto. As a newbie, you will have a lot to learn from your stay here, but you should take your time to learn more about the platform and its policies, rules, and regulations, which are very important for your existence here. Already, you have begun to fall victim to them, and you are repeating a post with such thread headings, which might give you issues in the future if you are not careful. Already a reputable member called your attention to it, which I believe you must have seen for yourself and immediately effect correction.

Feel free to move around the platform, and if there is anything that seems difficult for you to understand, do well to ask a question, as there are members who are willing and ready to assist you in understanding properly what you need to know here. I believe this little insight of mine would help you navigate your stay here.
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Re: Study (River): 3% of the world population owns BTC
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CryptSafe
on 10/07/2025, 10:32:52 UTC
I have seen this "study" elsewhere I think, and I'm not very impressed with River's "science".
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(Edit) I've just seen crypto.com estimated 298 million for early 2024, so their numbers are quite different. Crypto.com estimates a 13% increase for 2024, which is low for a bullish year. They're estimating 337 million users as of early 2025.

Of course that could be correct because it's a hint that Bitcoin's growth was fueled by institutional investors in 2024 and not by retail (as they also mention in the report).
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I agree with your opinion here because, looking at the current market capitalization and volume, it is enough to note that there is a sudden increase in the Bitcoin holding. This year alone, the institutional investors, as you have said, have contributed to the adoption and increase in the bitcoin market, putting more pressure on bitcoin purchases, which is a strong signal in the rise in bitcoin transactions globally. This also shows that the number of bitcoin transactions increased, and if it happens that such has occurred, then definitely the percentage of bitcoin holders would likely be on the rise as well.



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According to the above statistics by CryptoPolitan, within six months, the bitcoin holders increased from 296,000,000 to 314,000,000, which indicates an additional 18,000,000 holders. Going by this, there must have been a 5x to 10x increase in the additional figure obtained within the six-month duration as stated. There is every possibility of an increase considering the fact that big organisations are buying more bitcoin, adding to their reserve, which triggered an increase in the price of bitcoin.

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Re: KeychainX - Crypto Wallet Recovery Services since 2017
by
CryptSafe
on 09/07/2025, 22:29:03 UTC
this is exactly why ask how they are able to do this in my previous comments, yet no response had given by there representative so far. Because in this era that we are now, trust is hard to earn since scammers are everywhere, so it will make no sense whereby someone will give out his or her wallet  informations with big stash all in the name of trying to recover his or her lost crypto and get scammed along the line, because when you lost something and when someone scam you is different, and pains are also different too, normally it will pain you when you lost your crypto, but it will pain you the more when you get scammed by someone else. I believe you understand the angle am coming from.
A million and one questions are waiting for OP to come up to answer, but OP is not coming forth to look at this thread. Reputation and trust are indeed hard to earn, but when it is earned, the earner should be up and doing the way he or she earned the reputation otherwise, it would be difficult to earn back if compromised. I am still wondering how it is possible for someone to comfortably release their gadgets to them without any fear of getting scammed. Well, I believe people still have the courage to do such when in the real sense it is difficult to do, some people would prefer to let it go than allow it to get into the hands of people they trust to deliver when they have nothing in common with them. All the same, the bravest heart gets it all in any way.
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Re: If you had infinite money, would you still gamble?
by
CryptSafe
on 09/07/2025, 16:36:01 UTC
Gambling is done for fun and not for profit. I know of some wealthy people in my vicinity that gambles, they do it for fun and not minding the out come of their results because they do have enough resources to support or finance their lifestyle but for some it is not so, with the money they have, they still gamble to make profit but the truth is that the gambling industry needs to make money and all these are just the path that brings the casino the funds they need to keep their casino going on.
As for me, I gamble for fun and not for profit making so I gamble moderately that I do not get it over my head to gamble excessively to the point of getting addicted.