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Re: CASINOK.COM 🔥 | N1 VIP CLUB / Rakeback system 🏆 | 300% Welcome bonus | 100% CB
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The Cryptovator
on 23/06/2025, 21:11:42 UTC
Another gambling platform; welcome to the forum. As other members said, I don't want to repeat your announcement thread. Hope you got it from the above discussions. No KYC sounds interesting for privacy-focused users, definitely. But we have seen many no-KYC casinos that later ask for KYC. Even double KYC during withdrawal. Hope something will not happen like this. But the concern is, how are you going to protect against potential abuse? Because there is no KYC, and you may not know the user's identity.

I am wondering how you are going to manage cashback and deposit bonuses. The amount would be pretty big for some users. Also, you promised instant withdrawal, so how fast is it? Or are there any limits for instant withdrawal? It would be a concern for the biggest withdrawal unless you verify it, whether the account was hacked or not. We just need to make sure everything is smooth.
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Re: Fresh Bitcoin from Mining pool
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The Cryptovator
on 23/06/2025, 07:50:39 UTC
Sound is interesting to me. I just met with new categories of Bitcoin names. Why are you exactly looking for Bitcoin from miners? Bitcoin can easily be exchanged with someone P2P, and you can buy fresh coins from a centralised exchange. But you seem to be looking for so-called virgins; definitely there is something wrong. I don't feel forum users will engage with you to exchange your dirty coins. Because they might fall into trouble later.

What do you mean by premium? Do you want to pay much more extra to exchange your Bitcoin? And which jurisdiction are you in? Miners won't take the risk for dirty coins because they are well-known. When they receive or are involved with mixed coins, they will definitely have to encounter legal issues.
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Re: What will your answer be?
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The Cryptovator
on 22/06/2025, 21:27:30 UTC
Though I don't think the forum will ever shut down, it's possible. In case the forum shuts down, it won't hurt Bitcoin anyway. Because the forum is for learning and discussion purposes, it isn't related to Bitcoin directly. Most probably anyone could create another forum again, same like Bitcointalk, if this forum shut down for some reason. So far we can see the forum admin is very careful to run this forum smoothly. Even he is complying with regulations, like banning all the mixer-related campaigns and threads.

Bitcoin already found its path, so it will run as usual, either the forum alive or dead. No one can stop Bitcoin ever since it's decentralised. Already Bitcoin is gaining popularity worldwide, and big investors are already in. They definitely won't dump themselves; somehow Bitcoin adoption will keep continuing.
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Re: what does war with iran do for bitcoins?
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The Cryptovator
on 22/06/2025, 16:24:48 UTC
As of now, Bitcoin is trading below $100K, so definitely this is the impact of that war happening. Though the war has nothing to do with Bitcoin or the crypto market, due to panic, holders are selling their Bitcoin. As a result, Bitcoin dumps hard time after time when news comes for bombing. Bitcoin is a virtual asset; nothing has to do with real-life war. The problem is, when some bad news comes about the bombing, the market seems to be impacted negatively.

You can say a dump would be an advantage of accumulation. Those who aren't yet entered on Bitcoin might think to enter during the dump. Usually Bitcoin is always volatile; even when there was no war, Bitcoin was below $75K a few weeks back as well. So during the war, especially if the USA is involved in the war, then a sudden dump is expected. Instead of panicking, we should take advantage and accumulate more Bitcoin.
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Re: Empire.io | Instant Payouts, VPN-Friendly, 5K+ games & 1 BTC bonus!
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The Cryptovator
on 22/06/2025, 10:11:36 UTC
18k balance not getting paid out, completed KYC refers to other secondary KYC.


Just going to start exclusion route then report to gambling commissions officially as dont seem to want to settle.
As we can see from your screenshot, after your withdrawal, they asked for a secondary KYC verification. I do not really agree with secondary verification if the account is already KYC verified. If the amount is in the millions, then it does make sense to ask for secondary KYC verification. However, your verification seems approved. So you should try to withdraw your funds again. You have deposited a handsome amount. So your withdrawal shouldn't be declined again. In case they ask for KYC again, you can comply since they already have your KYC, so no privacy issues there.

Empire team, your topic title is telling it's instant payout. So why are you rejecting the withdrawal? Why are you acting like typical scam gambling sites? Please solve his issues as soon as possible. This is your official announcement thread, so gamblers will definitely notice these allegations. Otherwise, users are free to create scam accusations which would ruin your reputation as well.
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Re: Explain to me the rules for publishing token announcements, please
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The Cryptovator
on 22/06/2025, 07:26:23 UTC
⭐ Merited by _BlackStar (1)
There are not any specific rules for posting an altcoin announcement thread, but on the board you will find some guidelines that are pinned. So read them before creating your announcement thread, you will not miss some important guidelines. Even though there are no official altcoin announcement rules, there are some points you should keep in mind that would be flagged by the community.

Here are some points you should keep in your mind during the creation of the announcement thread:

1. Don't create scam/fake token announcement threads like Ponzi/hype or phishing sites, including any hidden suspicious links.
2. Don't spam your thread to bump it, like many newbies do, by spamming your thread with low-quality posts to bump it.
3. You are limited to creating one official announcement thread for your token; don't create multiple threads or post in multiple sections.
4. Avoid posting plagiarism and AI-generated content; it would be flagged by the community immediately, and it's punishable on the forum.
5. Avoid posting misleading information on your announcement thread, such as fake teams and guaranteed returns, including tokenomics.

These are basic things you need to maintain; use proper codings to make a good announcement thread. You may ask experts to help if you don't know much about forum BB codes. There are professional users to make your announcement thread by following proper design.
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Re: BC GAME CAN NOT WITHDRAW $2,200, WITHDRAWAL SUSPENDED.
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The Cryptovator
on 21/06/2025, 20:50:53 UTC
Can you please share the dashboard screenshots showing the funds? It will be easy to discuss further if the case is real. I am not defending the BC game, but there should be some valid reason for the suspension of your withdrawal. Unless BC games don't show the valid reasons, if your allegation is true, then they should release your withdrawal. I assume something is wrong there; otherwise, the BC game shouldn't scam you for two thousand dollars. They are giving big withdrawal amounts per day, so two thousand dollars is nothing for them.

I hope the BC game support team will attend to this thread. So just make sure you haven't abused the system. Make sure you aren't earning commission from your own account, and BC game detects this abuse. I am just asking about possible abuse; you might be right from your end. Let's see if BC support responds here.
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Re: Reduce the chance using Old Accounts for Hacks , Scam and Malware things !
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The Cryptovator
on 21/06/2025, 20:23:20 UTC
It would be quite complicated for the real owner to recover the account unless he has a signed message in case of account lock. Definitely account hack is a concern here, but we need to think of something soft. I am afraid of scams from the hacked account in case it's high-rank hacked account. Most of the phishing and suspicious links are posted from brand new accounts. If the account was hacked with the original email, that would be a concern as well. Unless there is a signed message, it can't be identified who the real owners are.

I agree with adding a warning when an old user wakes up after a long time. How long it would be a matter of discussion, I feel, is at least a year of inactivity. This means if an account is inactive for a year, a warning would display on his profile, and it should display for a couple of months. That's how we at least could reduce the scam. Wake-up accounts can't easily scam anyone.
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Re: Coinmarketcap was compromised
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The Cryptovator
on 21/06/2025, 18:20:01 UTC
Since Binance bought CMC, they should improve their security system as well. I am afraid if innocent users fall into this pop-up and connect their wallet. Attackers would drain their wallet easily; whoever connects their wallet. Though the CMC team identified the issue and solved it, there is still concern about users who connect wallets. They should compensate users in case someone lost from this attack.

This reminds us again we shouldn't blindly trust any trusted sites as well. In case we noticed any unusual activities from the trusted sites, we should think twice. Forum users better raise the issue on the forum so other users could share their experience and save themselves from the scam. Often I don't act on such situation though I haven't faced something like this before.
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Re: Newbie but Bitcoin enthusiast
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The Cryptovator
on 21/06/2025, 10:36:19 UTC
Welcome to the forum; it seems you already made a lot of posts. So the first advice is to read more than you write posts. Unless you spend more time on the forum to read, it will be hard for you to learn. There is a lot of boards; you may visit them according to your interest. A couple of thread lists have been posted on this thread that would help you to learn about the forum. Engage in the discussion if you really need to avoid spamming over the forum.

One more important thing is to always try to use the forum search button to know anything you want. So you may get a related thread that you want to know about. Just engage there instead of creating a new thread. If you are really not able to find your desired answer, then you are free to create the thread on related boards. Try to help keep this forum clean.
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Re: WTB FLASH BTC/USDT
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The Cryptovator
on 21/06/2025, 06:28:29 UTC
⭐ Merited by LoyceV (4)
Why exactly you want buy flash BTC? So far there is two definitions of flash BTC. Which one you need exactly? The first definition seems using by scammers,
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The traditional definition of flash coins are cryptocurrencies that are briefly sent to your wallet but don’t remain there for long. They can be any cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Ripple (XRP), or Solana (SOL).

Scammers or fraudsters often send flash coins using Peer-to-Peer (P2P) trading methods, where cryptocurrency is bought and sold directly between users.
Do you want something like this? Then why looking for someone else? You may do by yourself. No need to ask anyone for sending flash BTC or USDT. But it seems this isn't have using for good intentions.

Here is the another definition of flash BTC,
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Flash BTC is a technology that enables users to obtain Bitcoin (BTC) instantly on the Ethereum blockchain through a trustless mechanism, without having to wait for confirmations or pay high fees associated with Bitcoin transactions.

Synthetic BTC tokens are created on DEXs using Flash BTC as collateral.
This sounds like WBNB use on the Dex but I am not aware about USDT. I know there is WBTC as well that's not real BTC. They are on some other chain just like a useless tokens.

Just curious why are you looking for this kind of service? Also clear which flash BTC exactly are you looking for ?
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Re: Seems like the market is impacted by Israel-Iran situation...
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The Cryptovator
on 20/06/2025, 21:23:15 UTC
Since the start of the war, it seems today only dump Bitcoin. Until yesterday the market was quite stable even though there was war. The longer the war, we may see more dumps as well. Because traders sentiments were affected due to panic, it's normal behaviour during the war. As a human I really don't support any war, because war just destroys; it doesn't build anything at all.

I am expecting Bitcoin to drop below $100K as long as the war doesn't stop. Today's dump is one of the symbols about the dump. Holders, when they become panicked, will think to sell their holdings. I believe we will see another accumulation zone for those who want to enter on Bitcoin.
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Re: 🚀🚀BC.Game🌟🎲 🂡🂫🎰🔥🔥🔥Provably fair(Found unfair, rewarding 100 ETH)💰💰
by
The Cryptovator
on 20/06/2025, 19:46:02 UTC
How do you ensure meaning traceable transaction?
they dont look at mine they deleted most of them, and they will not give you a full wallet history they say they cant access that and refuse the data
https://imgur.com/a/Gf8NJ1U
Who deleted your data exactly? They might delete your data from their website only if they like to do so. But no one could delete your transaction data from the blockchain. Every piece of data should be visible to the block explorer. BC game support responded on your allegation thread. Also, I raised some concerns there to show from your end. But you are just spamming and not providing what we are asking. Your problem won't be solved unless you help from your end.

I will say don't panic; if you really made the deposit, they won't skip it. But you need to cooperate instead of just blaming after blame. The amount is pretty small, and they won't scam you for such an amount; at least I don't believe they will ruin their reputation for this small transaction. All you need to do is provide proper evidence.
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Re: Stay away
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The Cryptovator
on 20/06/2025, 14:49:50 UTC
Interesting story. We are trying to protect our privacy even during making a Bitcoin transaction, so how could they hide themselves when they have an entire mining set-up? The idea is ridiculous to me, to be honest; this way you can't survive, and at the end of the day you will be caught and punished. If the mining fees don't cover your electricity cost based on energy cost in your country, then who the hell is forcing you to mine Bitcoin? This is totally illegal, and they should be punished who caught.

I always will discourage doing such activities for mining. In my country possibly energy costs won't factor in; if we start mining, mining rewards would be enough to cover all the costs. But the fact is, even Bitcoin is illegal in my country. So I don't dare even think to set up any mining equipment at all. Because this will be considered an illegal activity and will be punished as well.
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Re: A SOL and a dream
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The Cryptovator
on 20/06/2025, 12:12:59 UTC
I would say don't dream on SOL like a meme. Because Solana is a chain, it's not a meme like Trump. No doubt Solana is a potential coin, but it's not going to give you thousands of x. We have heard a lot of stories about how people become millionaires from the meme coins. But the problem is we don't know which meme coin would pump this way to make you millionaires. Likely you have to invest in a meme at the beginning before the pump, which means you have to gamble. All potential meme coins you have to choose since anyone could pump hard.

For me, I am not a meme lover because I really don't like to gamble with memes. I just like to invest in top potential coins. Even I leave all the shitcoins, even if they are potential. Because I lost a lot from shitcoins. So now only focus on top altcoins and Bitcoin as well. At least not going to lose all money like shitcoins or scam coins.
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Re: 🔊 Legendary - Campaign Management Service by The Cryptovator 🚀
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The Cryptovator
on 20/06/2025, 09:15:50 UTC
Available to manage campaigns
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Re: Bc.game scamming me for my money
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The Cryptovator
on 20/06/2025, 09:14:24 UTC
Let's make it pretty simple. As BC game support already replied and agreed to cooperate, then it would be solved shortly. We need just two things to verify your transaction. You need to add your wallet dashboard screenshots, which address the BC game provided to your account. And transaction ID that you sent funds to the same address. This two pieces of evidence would help to resolve the issues.

It seems you provided screenshots from the exchange that you withdrew funds from. So please add the BC game address screenshot and transaction ID. So we can check on-chain where the funds are right now. BC game support seems supportive in your case. Don't make it complicated by just replying with content without evidence that I asked.
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Re: Who burns more than 18BTC to 1FuckiRGCTerroristsNoBiTEXXXaAovLX and why?
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The Cryptovator
on 19/06/2025, 22:51:10 UTC
So the hacker eventually burnt Bitcoins. Though this is good for Bitcoin, it is not for the overall crypto industry. Any hacking isn't expected either for good reasons. Hackers attacked an Iranian exchange, but the funds are from users. So ultimately users will suffer due to this attack. I noticed this address earlier and the story about hacking. But I just noticed a burn from this thread. I don't support this kind of behaviour, like hack and burn, where users are affected.

Any war should be limited to government and their forces. Shouldn't affected innocent people wither online or offline? I am against any kind of war, to be honest, whether it's real life or virtual. War just destroys; it doesn't build anything.
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Re: 🔥 2XPT 🔥 - Anonymous Dice Game - Bitcoin Only - No Registration Required
by
The Cryptovator
on 19/06/2025, 22:07:40 UTC
Quote from: The Cryptovator link=topic=5537745.msg65475999#msg65475999
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hey withdrawals are fast now !

anything below 0.1 BTC should be done in 3 blocks, for bigger amounts a supervision is required that means a time of 1 to 4 hours !

Thanks for another update, and definitely it's a great update for the community. All gamblers usually expect faster withdrawals from a gambling platform. So your withdrawal updates are definitely positive vibes that a withdrawal below 0.1 BTC will be done within 3 blocks. We really appreciate that you heard community opinions and sound much better than before. Because 0.1 Bitcoin is quite a big amount as well.

Regarding the above 0.1 BTC withdrawal, 1 to 4 hours is pretty reasonable. Because the amount would be quite big, you may need an extra layer of security. As long as the transaction becomes smooth, then that time, up to 4 hours, won't be an issue. Just make sure the user is getting what they deserve. Best of luck for you.
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Re: How Blockchain Explorers Can Link Your Identity to Your Wallet
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The Cryptovator
on 19/06/2025, 21:35:19 UTC
Thanks for sharing about these issues. To be honest, I haven't thought this way about how our identity would be revealed. It's true; often when we make a transaction, we check on the block explorer whether it is confirmed or not. Also, we send links to the receivers when we make the transactions. So possibly the sender would check it first, and the second checker would be the receiver. So definitely our identity would be revealed unless we use Tor.

I don't trust VPNs; they're either free or paid. Because VPN companies have your data, and in case of law enforcement, they would be forced to share your data. So the only way is to use a privacy browser like Tor. So you are safe about its identity. We must care about our identity, but when we are using a centralised exchange and making transactions from there, then our identity is already revealed. So we have to think deeply about our true privacy.