Trustpilot scores can be manipulated by buying (or incentivizing) positive reviews; however, I have yet to see fake 1-star reviews. In my opinion, most, if not all, of those are genuine.

However, I strongly disagree that CasinoGuru or AskGamblers scores can be trusted either. Their reviews usually contain at least some inaccuracies, and the base score they give to newly added casinos on their site is misleadingly positive.

CasinoGuru, for example, scores newly added casinos with a 7/10 safety rating, well above average, and it takes an insane amount of complaints and time before they start to correct the score. A casino that stole thousands of dollars without ever providing a basis for it was rated "above average" for over a year, until they finally decided to lower the safety score to "low". The same happened with an actual scam casino, it had an "above average" rating for over a year, until the score was finally corrected to "very low."

AskGamblers is less likely to feature scam or dishonest casinos; however, their scores, like Trustpilot's, are much more susceptible to manipulation by fake or incentivized reviews.

And it seems they are not exactly new. Reviews go back at least a year.

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/ybets.io





There are many serious complaints and I haven't seen at least one representative from your casino responding to them. What in my opinion is something very worrying is that people who want to create an account at your casino need to be careful. Things don't stop getting worse. I also saw that even at the casino. Your casino has been accused of scams.

https://casino.guru/ybets-casino-review#tab=js-tab-reviews

Hello everyone, I have good news for the contestants, they will pay today, let's wait together, hopefully they will really do it on time, I can see the anger of the people here, hopefully this news will calm your heart, in a little while everything will be fine

From when Pi coin was launched in February 2025 it was a good business for those hodling, from it's development phase. Shortly after the launch on exchanges the price dropped from $3 to heart breaking 0.60(that's less than a dollar).
And the price has seen fluctuation which is understandable. As at today 26th May, Pi experienced a rise to 0.80(unstable though). But this is some light to hold on to.

However some say Pi has no utility value and so won't stand the test of time.
Amidst all these, analysts say Pi will peak at $100 by 2030. If you monitor the trade volume in the past week, you can tell a whole lot is going on. Investors are on the look out.

Why is this so confusing by way, hodl or sell, what should it be?
For some reason I am so interested in Pi, the journey, I guess sparked my interest. What is it going to be?
Let's here your thoughts

I used whatsapp before when I was on Malaysia since its their go to app for socials but I didnt like it compared to messenger of facebook. It seems theres so much suspicious on their apps. Probably due to their unfiltered system. I believe this app is a Chinese Product if Im not mistaken.

Actuallt I prefer discord or telegram over this app.

Do you think pricing by sats is a good idea?

for those who say that bitcoin is a ponzi scheme, they do not understand what a ponzi scheme really is and they do not know bitcoin. they do not understand the concept of bitcoin and just open their mouths saying that bitcoin is a ponzi scheme. if only they understood that bitcoin is fundamentally different from a ponzi scheme, which has intrinsic value, many holders globally, and a trading market for it, then they would not think like that... but that's how it is, there are always people who don't like bitcoin and spread negative news about it, though it only shows how stupid they are.

The Bitcoin market is very volatile and unpredictable, it is completely uncertain when its price will go in which direction, the market price is low now, but it can move forward with great pumping at any moment. So one should never panic at small dumping, they should be considered as buying opportunities, every market decline is an opportunity to buy new dips, and those who can take advantage of this opportunity can benefit the most. But most new investors, instead of taking advantage of this opportunity at this time, panic and sell their holdings, thinking that it may fall further. And the reason for this is that they do not know the basic volatility of Bitcoin, they do not have much idea about how Bitcoin can skyrocket in a short time, and because of this they decide to sell. That is why beginners should try to understand the basic issue of the Bitcoin market, once they are truly familiar with Bitcoin, they would never have decided to sell.

Nations can make it up to the list of whales but they can’t outnumber the already existing ones who have started accumulating and mining bitcoin right from the early days, government have the resource to make things work and make their citizens to also join the queue but their is limit to the extent that they can go make things work.

I was watching a video about this season of bull run earlier and gained some knowledge which asserts, bull markets are always driven by dominant narratives which ends up shaping investment trends. In the video, an account was given, which mentioned ICOs, DeFi, and NFTs as the main drivers of the previous bull runs while this cycle of bull run is targeted at hypes around tokenized real-world assets aka RWAs, Layer 2 scaling solutions, AI powered projects and the evolution of DeFi.

My question now is, since this bull run has been tagged with major speculations, how can a potential investor navigate his or her way through a long-term, meaningful and financially impactful projects as against those riding on just the hypes?

This LandDAO project looks really interesting! I’m curious how it works compared to other crypto projects that focus on helping communities. How does LandDAO make sure the communities it invests in grow for a long time? I’ve seen other projects like CityDAO that focus on giving people ownership of land, does LandDAO focus more on helping the community, or is it both about ownership and development? I’d love to know how the new businesses and partnerships are created in these communities!

The "token = real-life stuff" idea is exciting, but several roadblocks are slowing adoption. Regulatory uncertainty, complex legal frameworks, lack of standardization, and technical challenges make investors hesitant. It’s like playing a game with unclear rules—most are waiting for clarity.

However, with projects like LANDDAO emerging, RWAs could gain traction as the market matures and regulation catches up. It’s still early days, but the potential is huge.

Do not forget that anything can be tokenized(land, art, car, house etc) so that investors can have access to their investment allocation.
It can be in terms of digital currency registered on the blockchain to take records of every transaction so every investor can access there allocation. The top reasons why many investors tend to consider real world assets as an option is to make profits with minimal risk,  without taking part in the security and management of such asset.

Tokenizing land ownership is not a new trend and I think the NFT market still worth some billions of dollars which i hope will appreciate with time as the price of cryptocurrency keeps surging. I still hope to involve myself in projects like this one where my investment can worth something reasonable within a speculated timeframe. I don't know how profitable this project could be  but I hope that it will be something worth investing, now that we are expecting the bull trend to fully function.

RWA is one of the things that makes me feel bullish this year. I’m following a few RWA projects. Maybe LandDAO could collaborate with Unlockd. It’s kind of like liquidity providers for RWAs.

I’m interested in LandDAO, correct me if I’m wrong, so LandDAO gathers funds from members to buy land that will then be tokenized as NFTs and given to the members involved, right? Are there any other benefits offered to NFT holders, or is it just about capital gains?

Let’s say I join the fundraising and hold some land-backed NFTs. Can I actually get the land behind my NFT? For example, I own some NFTs of land in Ghana, but I want to own the land for real. Is that possible? And what about the legal permits for ownership, especially for someone who's not a Ghana citizen? Sorry for asking so many questions, but I’m really interested in RWA.

Would it be safe to rely on AI to predict the winning team in today’s soccer match? I’m thinking of placing a bet on Hugewin.

I think the only reason why some people call Bitcoin, digital Gold... is because it was designed to act as a store of value, not because it is actually a store of value. (timing will more or less determine, if it was a store of value for the seller)

Yes, it is virtually mined like Gold and the software emulate scarcity with the Block reward that are halved... but it does not guarantee a constant increase in the value.... as we saw with loads of previous dumps that crashed the price.