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[BUG BOUNTY CAMPAIGN] COIN HALO | $10000 Pool| 3 week
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Eden Loomis
on 15/11/2022, 02:30:42 UTC

Coin Halo Bug Bounty

Coin Halo has finally been released. To upgrade the user experience as well as improve the features on the App and prepare for the launch of the official Game version, Bingo Family Team would like to announce the Bug Bounty Campaign for everyone to participate and earn up to 500$ rewards

The event will take place from 30th June - 27th July, 2022

💰Prize Pool
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Total Pool 10.000$

🔹🔹Total $1200 serious bugs
🔹🔹Total 900 big bugs
🔹🔹Total $600 medium bugs
🔹🔹Total $300 small bugs

How to join?
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Step 1: Submit in this form to participate in our campaign: Submit Form
Step 2: Login and download our Beta Game
Step 3: Looking for bugs and send report in this form: Bugs Report
Step 4: Stay active and frequently check Telegram channels. After you submit, our team will pay a closer look at your answers. You can track the progress and results at spreadsheet

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Re: [BUG BOUNTY CAMPAIGN] COIN HALO | $10000 Pool| 3 week |ESCROW
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Eden Loomis
on 31/10/2022, 02:12:24 UTC
Hi bro  Smiley
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[BUG BOUNTY CAMPAIGN] COIN HALO | $10000 Pool| 3 week |ESCROW
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Eden Loomis
on 31/10/2022, 02:03:07 UTC


Coin Halo Bug Bounty

Coin Halo has finally been released. To upgrade the user experience as well as improve the features on the App and prepare for the launch of the official Game version, Bingo Family Team would like to announce the Bug Bounty Campaign for everyone to participate and earn up to 500$ rewards

The event will take place from 30th June - 27th July, 2022

💰Prize Pool
____________________

10.000$

🔹🔹$200/each serious bug
🔹🔹$150/each big bug
🔹🔹$100/each medium bug
🔹🔹$50/each small bug

How to join?
____________________

Step 1: Submit in this form to participate in our campaign: Submit Form
Step 2: Login and download our Beta Game
Step 3: Looking for bugs and send report in this form: Bugs Report
Step 4: Stay active and frequently check Telegram channels. After you submit, our team will pay a closer look at your answers. You can track the progress and results at spreadsheet

____________________



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Board Marketplace
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Accepted crypto for trading
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Eden Loomis
on 06/09/2022, 07:45:15 UTC
Hello you guys,
Until now, there is no country officially accepted crypto for trading or purchase as I know. Can you explain why?
Moreover, do you think that which country could be the first?
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Board Politics & Society
Re: Politics have always been a part of football, and that shouldn't change.
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Eden Loomis
on 06/09/2022, 03:10:25 UTC
Let's forget about football here and face the reality about politics, this is a game on itself that is common in every settings, men play politics as an act to dubiously manipulate result from what its meant to be to suit their selfish desires and taste and one of the ways through which politics is being displayed is through racism, why do you think racism occur, it's just a simplify way of perverting justice in favour of one over the other using color or ethnic groups.
In general, however, football is football, and politics is politics. These two things should never be blended. Football is a king sport that represents unity, teamwork, and human emotions. Politics is a complex social issue that influences people's perceptions. Allow personal feelings and thoughts to influence a collective, international image.
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Re: Politics have always been a part of football, and that shouldn't change.
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Eden Loomis
on 05/09/2022, 07:29:35 UTC
Reading through OP, have been trying to get a relativism of your content with the threads subject but, I just don't nail it right. My views as to politics and sports brings me to a point of dishonest practices where some players could be favoured more than others as per figuring in a game, where referees seems to give the home base team a chance to lead, where players of clubs origin are rationed to have more playing time as opposed to others despite qualifications and fitness.

Although, in the context you've raised which I see to be more of societal ills, football as a sport and sports in general is one solution to them. It doenst matter that athletes are there to compete but, it showcases the talents in them races, generates income for a course, teach reasons to why what should be what and harmonises the people. Sports and football in particular is doing a lot to correcting certain societal ills and should be left that way.

I understand your idea. However, in reality, there is so many cases that politics affect the result or the fair of sport.
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Politics have always been a part of football, and that shouldn't change.
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Eden Loomis
on 31/08/2022, 03:13:50 UTC
Before each game, players and officials took a knee to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement. Sky Sports commentators wore pins to show their support for the movement, and people talked more openly about racism in football. This doesn't mean that this solved the problem of racism in society as a whole, because of course it didn't. Still, it showed again how powerful football can be in politics.
Politics and football are so intertwined that it is impossible to separate them. It has always been. Politics haven't been added to football recently. It has been the place where political and social issues have been played out over and over again, for better or for worse.
During the 1970s and 1980s, football grounds were one of the most obvious places where racism was still alive and well in Britain. The rise of hooliganism also showed that some people were unhappy with society as a whole.Because football is so popular, it shows society and its problems in a way that few other things do. Because it is so well-known, it could be a strong voice for change, like Black Lives Matter.
Marcus Rashford most recently used this voice to support free school meals. The 23-year-old forward has been very vocal about how he doesn't agree with the government's plans to cut off provision during school breaks.
People who say politics shouldn't be in football only say this about things they don't want to deal with. Because football is so popular, any issue it takes on gets a lot of attention. Most of the time, this doesn't seem to be a big deal. Football often backs campaigns about prostate cancer, men's mental health, and the rainbow laces campaign, which wants to make the sport more welcoming to LGBT people.
Do you think that politics and football should be separate? 
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Millennials and Gen Z are now more to embrace luxury products
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Eden Loomis
on 31/08/2022, 02:56:26 UTC
In the previous year, Gen Zers (63%) and millennials (63%) spent more money on luxury goods than their older counterparts (45% Gen Xers and 25% Baby Boomers), according to the most recent study from financial services provider Klarna.
From social networks to metaverse
Faced with customers who are getting younger, luxury brands shouldn't forget about their social media presence either. More than eight out of ten Gen Z consumers (83%) and almost two-thirds of Millennials say they follow luxury brands on social networks. And almost as many, 75% and 63%, say they have bought something after seeing it on a social network. YouTube and TikTok are the most popular sites for this.
Even the rush of big fashion houses into the metaverse probably won't change this. More than six out of ten people who have heard of the metaverse say they want to buy luxury goods through this new channel. In general, consumers are becoming more interested in new technologies, such as virtual fitting rooms that let them try on clothes without leaving their couch (22%).
For me, it has 2 sides. What is your thought about this issue?
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Re: Is suicide the best option?
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Eden Loomis
on 31/08/2022, 02:38:29 UTC
If suicide is considered a cowardly act, how can euthanasia be categorised? Could you make a courageous choice?
The same scenario applies to a soldier in a war who decides to self-destruct with a bomb when the enemy approaches him and he is unable to flee; he will be killed anyhow. I recall ISIS combatants detonating themselves in combat, and the group employs suicide bombers as a weapon against anyone who disagrees with them.
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Board Economics
Re: Russian Gas ban - A problem for Europe or suicide for Russia?
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Eden Loomis
on 30/08/2022, 09:03:28 UTC
In my opinion, it creates a big problem for EU. If Russia cannot sell gas for EU, they will earn less money but they still sell it, for example, Asia nations. In the side of EU, they are meeting the seriously scarcity of gas and food. They choose to decrease the gas in the WINTER.
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Re: How can I earn from cryptocurrency as a starter?
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Eden Loomis
on 30/08/2022, 08:51:10 UTC
You can start with token from Airdrop or bounty events. It always happens with new NFT game
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Re: A Trump audit should prohibit him from running in 2024.
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Eden Loomis
on 30/08/2022, 08:47:13 UTC
It's hard now for a confirmation. I cannot reject the advantages that Trump brought for the US. For me, anything has 2 sides
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Re: At what point will one say that he or she has had enough money?
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Eden Loomis
on 30/08/2022, 08:38:29 UTC
how much money is enough money?

I think it's no answer question because each person has different ambitious. Someone satisfies and retires with 1 million Dollar but it is not a big deal comparing to the billionaire assets
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Re: The COVID-19 scare
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Eden Loomis
on 30/08/2022, 08:36:06 UTC
There is no method has 100% protect you from COVID. I think a combination of methods, such as vaccine, mask will be better. The most important thing is people need to be careful
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Re: Power Or Money ?
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Eden Loomis
on 30/08/2022, 08:33:07 UTC
It's a difficult question. You can earn money from a power but you also have more power using money. I'll choose money because money will help you make friends with power people
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Re: Buying goods or services using crypto
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Eden Loomis
on 30/08/2022, 08:10:54 UTC
I heard that you can buy Tesla cars by using crypto. Honestly, it's rare for buying products using crypto because of 2 reasons (my opinion):
1. Don't have a law system for it
2. The fluctuation of its price, its value
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Re: Nigeria continuous banning of crypto
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Eden Loomis
on 30/08/2022, 08:08:05 UTC
Many governments are not allowed the crypto because they don't have any law system for it. Therefore, they choose to ban it for make everything easier
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Re: Why full time to crypto why not to Skills
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Eden Loomis
on 30/08/2022, 08:06:19 UTC
It's because they only focus on the profit of crypto that they heard on the Internet, like bitcoin. They think that crypto is easy because a lot of free way to access or collect tokens. But getting a profit is never easy
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Re: You don't earn money only from others, but also when you avoid spending your own
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Eden Loomis
on 30/08/2022, 07:59:46 UTC
People create so many worthless fixed expenses nowadays.

50% agree with you. Following the trend or using luxury products will be worthless if you cannot generate a profit. However, you are a celeb or kol or working in the fashion industry, I think it's worth because it is a tool to help you earn more money.
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Re: Entrepreneurship or Office job?
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Eden Loomis
on 30/08/2022, 07:57:32 UTC
Both have its pros and cons. For entrepreneurship, it is the trend now, especially for millennials and gen z. You are freedom to decide, to work as the way you like but you have to worry about finance.
On the other hand, you have to follow the rules of company, the decisions of boss but you don't need to think much about finance or loss.