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Crypto, Gaming & Everything Else.

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I've been a Copywriter for 8 years, working with iGaming companies to expand their reach and enhance their communication with customers. As such, my tool kit includes SEO knowledge, HTML & Markdown literacy, Customer Retention Management and email campaign creation.

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Stake’s record isn’t spotless, yet it has handled setbacks without long-term damage to player funds.​ 

 

In September 2023 a Lazarus-linked exploit siphoned $41 million from hot wallets, but the platform reimbursed users and restored withdrawals within five hours.

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More recently, Stake chose to surrender its white-label UK license in March 2025 after a Gambling Commission review tied to a controversial marketing video, and the fact that its F1 outfit races under “Kick Sauber” branding are at events where gambling ads are restricted.

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None of these incidents involved balance losses for customers, but they illustrate the extra scrutiny high-profile crypto brands attract and how Stake is prepared to react...

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NFT stands for non-fungible token. They are digital assets that, unlike cryptocurrencies, can’t be divided into smaller parts. Each NFT is a distinct, unique digital entity – whether that’s a piece of art, a video, a music track, a book, a personal identity, a membership profile, or some other non-divisible digital package of information.

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Like fungible cryptocurrencies, NFTs utilise decentralised blockchain technology and smart contracts to maintain an immutable record of ownership. One of the most common blockchains for NFT projects is Ethereum, though others including Cardano and Solana are also becoming popular...

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Fake Bitcoin faucets have been around for as long as the real ones. The scammers behind them allow you to install their apps on your phone and do some tasks, and they end up not paying out the promised Bitcoin, even if you have reached the specified threshold.

 

Some even go as far as showing ads on your device via their app and earn money by using you for free. The only effective way to watch out for them is by reading online reviews and testimonies by other users on any Bitcoin faucet before creating an account.

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So many people have lost substantial amounts of money to Ponzi sites disguised as Bitcoin investment sites promising you to invest with them and earn free Bitcoin. Reports have revealed that over $7.8 billion have been lost to crypto Ponzi schemes using virtual currencies.

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Again, one of the most effective ways to avoid this free Bitcoin scam is to read online reviews by reputable crypto news platforms...

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Cloudbet cites some impressive milestones: 10 million+ bets processed and 700,000 BTC paid out since launch, alongside a 2020 expansion that added nine new coins, virtual sports, and social bet-sharing features, steps that underline the operator’s longevity and willingness to evolve.

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Independent watchdogs paint a broadly positive picture. One aggregator assigns the casino an 8.6 / 10 player rating from 108 reviews and records an average two-day response time to grievances, while another known crypto-specialist scores the sportsbook 83% overall, praising fast crypto payouts and round-the-clock support.

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However, the platform is not without blemishes. At least one unresolved complaint involving a six-month account investigation is listed on a prominent forum and threads on Bitcointalk recount isolated claims of delayed withdrawals (one October 2023 post alleged a shortfall of 1 BTC)...

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