Hi everyone,

Hope you are all doing well and that the recent market crash didn't impact you too much. Many of you have likely seen the news about the coordinated actions of centralized exchanges that led to the BTC crash and a cascade of liquidations across altcoins.
Incidents like these once again confirm that relying on CEXs isn't a sustainable path and they strengthen our belief in what we are building.
Yes, our project may be just a small step, but every change starts somewhere.

Now, onto the project updates.
We have decided to postpone Phase Two of the Beta Test to October 30, 2025.
This short delay will give us time to properly prepare the marketing phase on Telegram, X, and give Reddit another try. But this Beta won't be exclusive to Reddit, it will be open to everyone and take place on a dedicated Telegram channel.
We would love to see all Bitcointalk members join and participate.

Details about the 2nd Beta are on our Telegram channel, but here are the brief details:

• Launch Date: October 30, 2025
• End Date: November 13, 2025
• Reward Pool: $1,500 (in BTC or XMR)

We also published a post on Stacker.news about the upcoming Beta.
If you have a moment, feel free to check it out and leave a comment: positive, critical, or neutral anyway all feedback helps us grow.

Stay safe and steady. And thank you for your support!

Yeah, we were aware that Reddit's rules are quite strict, but honestly didn't expect a ban for no real reason. Anyway, we have moved on and officially announced Beta Test Phase Two on Telegram.
Thanks for the idea with Twitter, we might allow users to post bug reports there as well. We just need to think through how to manage everything properly so reports don't conflict across platforms.
And yes, we have already looked into Discord but decided against using it after reading some recent news about security and privacy issues.

Regarding AML verification bots: we are considering how to implement them in a way that doesn't inconvenience honest users.
We have mentioned before that this feature will be added only after deep research, and once we have enough data, we will share the results with the community.

Yeah, we are fully aware that Telegram is a real den for scammers and cheaters, so we will stay cautious when growing there.

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Small Announcement:
We have created Bridgoro subreddit with the help of Bitcointalker: examplens, so if you have some free time and want to support us, feel free to join and leave a comment under the first post.
r/Bridgoro_Exchange

I can put on my aluminum hat and take a guess: some people don't like what you're building and report you, although "usually" I'd expect a DDoS for that. Maybe they're holding off the DDoS for after your site goes live.
Telegram used to not censor anything, but after their owner got arrested, they changed their ways.
I don't use social media, and I know how rare that is. I really dislike how Reddit hides the actual information and their algorithm decides what I get to read. It's amazing how many people are okay with that "convenience".

It might be time to hire someone or a team with experience instead of trying to do it yourselves.
The results from Telegram/Reddit will be faster if the service has proven itself and others have already created topics about the service.

Given that I followed the development of the whole thing, it is really twisted under which rules both networks ban accounts. Reddit is known to be very restrictive, but I'm quite surprised by Telegram, which is known as a hotbed of spam.

I am also one of those who do not like social networks, but they are a reality. For any interaction service <=> user, it can be said that they are mandatory.
Reddit is very demanding, but when it succeeds, it provides the most concrete feedback. When you're running an online business, Reddit (and Pinterest) are the best channels for spreading the word. Like G00gle, they are a necessary evil if a business wants to emerge from the unknown.

I think the obstacle here is that the Bridgoro team wants to remain anonymous as much as possible. Well, Reddit and Tg don't collect enough information about them (I assume they use VPN, non-g00gle email address etc...), that's reason enough to put them under suspicion.
I guess that even if we were to do everything through an agency, there is a risk that one day, after the agency's engagement is terminated, everything will come to the same and the ban risk will become high again.

I am not surprised about subreddit at all, bur this is one of the rear times I hear someone got their telegram account frozen  
Maybe someone doesn't like that you want to create exchange that can be used without much restrictions.
There is a great alternative for Telegram called Simplex Chat, and like I said before you also have Twitter aka X as alternative.

That appears to be true.  

Lots of these services are banning you because it is easier to blanket ban crypto services than it is to risk their users getting pwned.

It's a really annoying hill to get over.

Just keep disputing ever nuke and blah blah blah... Not a fun experience.

We had FreeBitcoins.com when Twitter had their Free Bitcoin hack... I had to make multiple accounts and blah blah blah...  Get one up to a thousand and get pwned, etc.

Google Adwords and AdSense bans.  Facebook marketing is a no go as well.

I will check it out and search for any potential mistakes in document.
Whitepaper is usually made for coins, but there is nothing wrong in having whitepaper made for exchange.

PS
Good luck with upcoming new Beta Test starting in few days, I think it should start in 4 days.
Just try not to write anything controversial on Telegram this time

Hi Bitcointalkers,

We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to this community for being the very first to support us from the very beginning.
It's truly inspiring to see how the Bitcointalk community has stepped up to help our project, something we deeply value and respect.

As many of you know, our project is fully self-funded, so we don't have a large marketing budget.
Yet, thanks to the dedication and efforts of some of our community members, we have been able to bring more attention to what we are building.
We strongly believe that every contribution deserves recognition and reward.

We are confident that our project will achieve success sooner or later and when that happens, we will make sure to show our appreciation properly.
Believe us, the rewards won't just be a few hundred dollars. We have already created a list of those who have supported us and saved their contact information for future communication.

We would especially like to thank one of our community members [ examplens ] for his exceptional help. While we faced multiple bans trying to access Reddit, he managed to post and maintain our Bridgoro subreddit there, as well as on Altcoinstalks, which has been a huge help for our visibility.

This message carries no hidden meaning, we simply wanted to express our gratitude and confirm in writing that your support won't be forgotten.

Thank you, Bitcointalk, for being with us from the start.

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That would be great. We are still new to this, so we would really appreciate any suggestions you have regarding the Whitepaper.

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Yeah, that small mistake happened because of crunch time. We published the post on November 10 and accidentally mentioned 4 days instead of 5 before the Beta launch. It's already fixed in our post.

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Thanks a lot for pointing that out. We will update the Whitepaper soon with more details about the internal token and clearly explain the task structure and differences.

Just to clarify your question about the token:
BRGX is purely an in-app token used inside the Bridgoro platform. It's not a blockchain-based crypto token, it exists only within the exchange environment and serves as a reward unit for:

• completing tasks
• inviting new users (referral rewards)
• and earning commissions for creating sell offers (after the fee-free period ends)

BRGX can only be used within the Bridgoro exchange and can be withdrawn exclusively inside the Bridgoro exchange.

Correct.

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The reason is related to the Dead Wallet Amount. If the price of crypto assets drops significantly, as it did on October 10, funds may get stuck because the remaining balance might be lower than the required network fee. During such price fluctuations, network fees can rise sharply, making small amounts effectively unspendable.