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Re: Piggy - Casinos are gonna hate this 🐽
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pig.gy
on 14/08/2025, 01:01:26 UTC
Once a historic place where Satoshi himself was posting, now little more than an endless billboard for casinos and a hunting ground for low-effort signature beggars. What a shame.
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Re: Piggy - Casinos are gonna hate this 🐽
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pig.gy
on 13/08/2025, 01:05:46 UTC
Self-custody: totally agreed, it’s best for many. Piggy is optional for those who want a simple, lock-and-leave habit to keep some winnings from boomeranging back.
And still, I don’t understand how this service could attract Bitcoin users. What’s the advantage of sending sats to your address instead of sending them to my own timelocked address? Any neural network can explain how to do it, or even help write a script to automate it. The days when this required technical skills are over.


Since this is all so trivial now, could you share a short example of creating a self-custody timelocked address, just a minimal step-by-step with tiny script snippet (CLTV/CSV is fine) to show the flow?

When you post it, remember you’re writing for a non-technical user. I’ve been in Bitcoin development for 10 years, and it’s still not easy for me. The worst part is you won’t know if the address works until the day arrives, some extra adrenaline.

With Piggy, it’s one click, no scripts and no risk of messing up and losing funds.

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Re: Piggy - Casinos are gonna hate this 🐽
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pig.gy
on 12/08/2025, 19:43:26 UTC
I just have some question to ask, What is the probability that you will not run away with assets locked under your custody? because this just does not explain better to my understanding how you run it, coupled with what I have seen as shared by Helena Yu in your ToS. Why will you terminate an account without a refund? what will you say about it because I do not find it funny though.

The probability we “run away” is 100% not happening, here’s why:
1. We’re a regulated company based in El Salvador. Regulators know exactly who we are and where to find us. There’s real legal recourse, this isn’t anons with a .io.
2. We’ve invested over $2M and years of work to build a long-term business. Rugging would vaporize that investment and expose us to criminal/civil penalties.
3. We publish transparent proof-of-reserves on our site so you can verify funds are there.

On the ToS line: it’s standard fraud/abuse/security language. It’s not a license to seize lawful users’ funds. If an account is closed for any reason, we’ll process legitimate withdrawals consistent with the law.

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Re: Piggy - Casinos are gonna hate this 🐽
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pig.gy
on 12/08/2025, 18:59:56 UTC
-snip-
As a user asked earlier, how would users know you would not simply dip with their funds?

- Jay -
When a new service is introduced, it certainly doesn't have the best reputation, but it's possible to build one over time. You and I all know that every new service is the same, but it's certainly not easy and takes time to build a good reputation and be trusted by everyone. Everyone should be careful, especially when it comes to their money. When they trust their bitcoin to a third party, there are risks they need to consider. One thing to always remember: "not your keys, not your bitcoin."

Totally agree: new services have to earn trust, and “not your keys, not your bitcoin” still stands.

We’re not asking anyone to park their life savings. Piggy is a piggy bank on the Lightning Network. What do you put in a piggy bank? Spare change, not your whole stack. Start tiny, or stick with self-custody if that’s your preference.
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Re: Piggy - Casinos are gonna hate this 🐽
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pig.gy
on 12/08/2025, 18:52:58 UTC
"Non custodial wallet - pig.gy is gonna hate this" Cheesy

Read this one, this show if pig.gy isn't safe to hold your coins, I would prefer to lose my money in casino as long as I'm the one who spent it, rather than I lost my money on centralized site when I'm just doing nothing. I lost my money, but I didn't get the fun, so it's a lose-lose situation.

Your service is just like a lending company with different words.

Fair Use Notice: To keep everyone safe, we may suspend or terminate an account — without refund or credit — if we reasonably believe the user has (a) broken those Terms, (b) violated the law, or (c) threatened the security or integrity of the Service or its community.

Totally fair. If you prefer self-custody, do that. We believe self-custody isn’t for everyone or every amount, and on-chain fees will likely be high enough that on-chain self-custody makes sense mainly for high-value transactions. The ToS line you quoted is standard abuse/fraud/security language, not a license to seize funds.

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Re: Piggy - Casinos are gonna hate this 🐽
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pig.gy
on 12/08/2025, 17:18:36 UTC
I smiled when I see this image at the home page,



Do you have some system to lock your funds for x amount of time? and how it is different from existing solutions? Are you charging some money for this feature as I can see your free piggy has limited functionality.
Anyway great design and appeal, welcome to this wonderful forum.




Thanks for clicking the link and checking out the site! We don’t know of any existing solution besides Bitcoin timelock, and that isn’t for everyone. The free Piggy doesn’t include this lock feature, you need to buy a unique Piggy, which has its own personality and uses AI when it communicates with you.
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Re: Piggy - Casinos are gonna hate this 🐽
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pig.gy
on 12/08/2025, 17:15:03 UTC
Short answer: we’re not a casino or a “yield” scheme. The “passive income” is simply Bitcoin’s own compounding—historically ~50%+/yr over long spans; if you’d locked BTC a decade ago you’d be up dozens of X...
This not make your service related to gambling. Being a wallet where people can hold bitcoin and having that bitcoin appreciate in value does not matter, there are lots of exchanges and wallets that have that feature. You already have a thread in the right section of the forum.

About your service - Bitcoin works best without the need of a third party. Anyone who wants to have their funds regulated by a bank like institution can buy indirectly through an ETF or another service.

- Jay -

Respectfully, I disagree, this belongs in Gambling.

We’re not pitching “price go up.” We’re tackling a gambling-specific problem: impulse redeposits and loss-chasing after a win.

What Piggy does: you pre-commit a % of wins, hit a Smart Lock, add friction, and step away. It’s a commitment app for players, not a casino, not yield, not a trading wallet.

Self-custody: totally agreed, it’s best for many. Piggy is optional for those who want a simple, lock-and-leave habit to keep some winnings from boomeranging back.
If mods want it moved, we’ll move it, but the problem we’re addressing lives here.


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Re: Piggy - Casinos are gonna hate this 🐽
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pig.gy
on 12/08/2025, 17:09:31 UTC
Casinos have vaults you can put some of your wins in and leave them there. You can also put some of your winnings into a cold wallet. What keeps you from taking a persons coins that they sent to you and disappearing?

Just doesn't really make sense to send coins to you honestly. I'll admit I haven't clicked on anything and read anything more than what you have posted here, but from the go it just looks like a possible way for users to get scammed.

A casino vault keeps you one click from redepositing. Cold storage is great, if you already have the discipline/workflow (which many players don't). Piggy is the easy button for that habit (separate place + lock + reminder).

And yeah, we know some folks won’t click but will still reply, signature-campaign counters gotta spin 😄. No worries, that’s the gist right here.
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Re: Piggy - Casinos are gonna hate this 🐽
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pig.gy
on 12/08/2025, 16:20:21 UTC
Sorry, but I don't fully understand what this service is about. I first I thought this was going to be a casino, then I thought (while I was reading) this was going to be a casino with the possibility for people to invest in it's bankroll and generate passive income; but when you used the word "bank" there is where you completely lost me.
What would the difference be keeping Bitcoin on this service when anyone could do the same with more reliable and time-proven exchanges like Coinbase or Binance?
Also, what does any of this have to do with gambling and casinos to begin with?. Exchanges do not exclude gamblers or bettors, so you are already competing against very big players on the industry of custodial wallets/accounts.

Not even mention most Bitcoin holders prefer to exercise non-custody and have their own money always under their own control... Also, why a pig?

Short answer: we’re not a casino or a “yield” scheme. The “passive income” is simply Bitcoin’s own compounding—historically ~50%+/yr over long spans; if you’d locked BTC a decade ago you’d be up dozens of X...
Piggy is a Bitcoin-only wallet with a Smart Lock. When you win, skim a slice and time-lock it so it doesn’t boomerang back to the tables—or to exchanges you mentioned (aka shitcoin casinos). We add friction by design so your wins actually survive.

Players: Win → skim → lock → log off.
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Casinos are gonna hate this 🐽
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pig.gy
on 12/08/2025, 16:03:42 UTC
Casinos are gonna hate this: keep a slice of every win.

We know this board, many of you (OGs especially) bled thousands of BTC back on impulse. Heaters on Monday, dust by Friday. If even 1–5% had been stashed, a lot of us would be crazy up right now.

Enter Piggy — a simple piggy bank for players.
When you score, skim a bit off the top, send it to Piggy, lock it for future-you, and keep playing without punting it back.

Win → skim → lock → log off.

Still early. Keep some of what you crush. pig.gy




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Re: [ANN] 🐷 Piggy • Your Bitcoin Piggy Bank
by
pig.gy
on 12/08/2025, 12:06:56 UTC
This seems like a very bad idea to me, because why would an AI have anything to do with my private keys? Besides, when I hear the words "bank" and "NFT" it just further casts a bad light on the entire project.

Maybe someone will see something attractive in all of this, but anything other than an air-gapped wallet for long-term storage has long since stopped making any sense to me.

Piggy does not give AI control over private keys. In practice, it is not even feasible for software to “hold” keys in the way you are describing. Any movement of funds requires human-controlled processes. The AI component is limited to non-custodial functions such as automation logic, scheduling, and alerts. It cannot spend your bitcoin unless you have preapproved it and set clear limits. MCP Server feature is coming soon so stay tuned.

Piggy is not a bank. While it will include collectible features, it also has a broad set of tools we invite you to test and give feedback on. Reading your comment, it feels like you may not have even opened the link.

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Re: [ANN] 🐷 Piggy • Your Bitcoin Piggy Bank
by
pig.gy
on 12/08/2025, 11:55:40 UTC
Piggy is for disciplined saving and goals. Smart Lock keeps your bitcoin untouched until your target is met, and you can gift sats to beginners in a simple way by gifting them a piggy with bitcoin inside.
Wrong in many ways. You expect someone to entrust you with bitcoin for safekeeping for a long period of time. Why would anyone do that when there are much better solutions, and the user has full control over their asset?

It is a very bad idea to make it easy to give away Bitcoins to beginners. Beginners must first understand at least some basics of how Bitcoin works and what the important terms are. Not only do they get the finished thing.

All balances are backed by verifiable Merkle tree proofs.
What are "verifiable Merkle tree proofs"?


Gifting Bitcoin to beginners is part of why Piggy exists. Each gifted Piggy includes guidance, clear explanations, and safe claiming steps, making the first experience simple and educational.

For safekeeping, funds are in segregated multi-sig cold storage and backed by verifiable Merkle tree proofs. This is a cryptographic way to prove every sat is accounted for by publishing a hash tree of balances that anyone can check against on-chain holdings.

Piggy is not meant to replace self-custody, but for gifting, goal-locking, and AI-driven automation it covers use cases other wallets do not. If your focus is on long-term value rather than promoting gambling links, we invite you to take a moment to explore our project and see the future we are building.
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Re: [ANN] 🐷 Piggy • Your Bitcoin Piggy Bank
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pig.gy
on 12/08/2025, 01:46:45 UTC
A custodial wallet to store my Bitcoins? With no back up seeds, what could possibility go wrong? Multi-sig cold storage won't help if the keys are not in my possession.

Tell me why I should use your wallet instead of an open source noncustodial wallet, many of which are readily available?
And does AI have to do with a wallet?

You’re right, if all you need is a wallet, open source noncustodial options do that well. Piggy isn’t here to replace them; we cover the gaps they miss.

Piggy is for disciplined saving and goals. Smart Lock keeps your bitcoin untouched until your target is met, and you can gift sats to beginners in a simple way by gifting them a piggy with bitcoin inside. All balances are backed by verifiable Merkle tree proofs.

On AI, we’re building an MCP server so developers can automate Bitcoin moves safely. We believe Bitcoin will be key for machine-to-machine and human-to-machine transactions.

Soon, Piggies will also be collectibles. If you’re not just here to drop casino links, take a moment to see what Piggy is about so we can have a proper, informed conversation.
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🐷 Piggy • Your Bitcoin Piggy Bank
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pig.gy
on 11/08/2025, 20:37:53 UTC
================================================== 
The World Isn’t Ready for This 
BUT PIGGY IS READY FOR EVERYTHING 
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pig.gy

Piggy is not your typical Bitcoin wallet. 
It’s a living, breathing piggy bank with an AI brain, a personality, and a mission to help you lock, gift, and grow your sats like never before.

With Smart-Lock, you can stash Bitcoin away until your goal is hit or your date arrives. 
No early unlocks. No weak hands. Just pure stack-growth discipline.

Gift Piggy lets you send a Bitcoin-loaded Piggy to friends, family, or your future self. 
Each comes with its own style, backstory, and sometimes attitude.

Your Piggy lives in multi-sig cold storage with transparency baked in. 
Merkle-tree proofs show every sat is where it should be.

Then there’s Fungi, scarce digital units born only when real Bitcoin flows into Piggy’s treasury. 
The more your Piggy contributes, the higher your Fungi score. 
High score means front-row access to future perks, tools, and AI powers.

Lightning-fast wallet? Check. Instant sats in and out. 
Tipping, crowdfunding, goal funding, kids’ savings, retirement stacks — all running on Bitcoin’s fastest rails.

Between all the NFT junk out there, Piggy was born as the real way a collectible should be. 
Built on Bitcoin. Powered by Lightning. Designed for Bitcoinists and the true king of currency.

It’s not just a wallet. 
It’s your Bitcoin sidekick. 
Your rebel savings machine. 
Your AI-powered stack guardian.

The world isn’t ready for this. But you are.

Meet Your Piggy