Hey Bitcointalkers,We have a few updates to share with you.
Over the past week, while my teammate has been sick, I've been studying Reddit's rules and testing ways to properly launch our subreddit. I even found an old account with 13k karma to reduce the risk of being flagged, but unfortunately, the subreddit got banned right in the middle of the creation process. Following
@icopress's recommendation, I've already submitted an appeal for unbanning the account and the sub, but as you know, these things take time.
This was already our third attempt to establish a presence on Reddit, and honestly, it looks like we might need to move on and find another platform for Beta Test phase two.
So, I'd like to ask your advice: where do you think it would be better to launch the second (and final) phase of the Beta Test: on Telegram or Discord?
Personally, I think Telegram would work better. We could create a dedicated Beta Test channel where participants can post bug reports and discuss issues in real time.
Still, your feedback has always helped us make better decisions, so I'd really appreciate hearing your thoughts on this one.
About a year ago, I created a subreddit from scratch (btw, some of the people present in this thread helped me). Quite a lot of work has been done ... (I think I completed over 20
tasks related to the launch)...
Thanks for the advice!
We've already submitted an appeal for both the account and subreddit unban. Hopefully, it will work out. If not, then we will simply leave Reddit aside and move forward without it.
Since you are already planning to add USDT and other stablecoins,
you should be ready to answer what happens if someone sends stolen USDT to Bridgoro exchange,
and we know those coins can easily be frozen by tether or government.
Situation is much different compared to Bitcoin.
Regarding USDT: yes, we are fully aware that Tether, Inc. can freeze tokens at any time. To address this, users will see a warning popup whenever they select USDT as the exchange asset.
As stated in our Terms & Conditions, we only provide a tool for anonymous peer-to-peer crypto exchange between users, nothing more. We don't perform AML checks, and every user should understand the risks involved.
After all, crypto itself always carries a degree of risk.