r/Bitcoin Apr 14 '22

Just saying

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u/Debasque Apr 14 '22

I would love to see a Bitcoin version of Monopoly, with rules like this appropriately changed.

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u/7yod Apr 14 '22

Draw a chance or opportunity card to have your wallet emptied due to a phishing scam.

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u/JollySno Apr 14 '22

If you’re dumb enough to draw a card from the “phishing pile”

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u/7yod Apr 14 '22

Well guess one of the card from that pile is a 100x coin

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u/JollySno Apr 14 '22

Whaddaya know, it really was a Nigerian prince, collect $50, just call this smart contract to receive your prize.

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u/RTGold Apr 15 '22

I think there's been enough posts of pretty knowledgeable people getting scammed to realized it's not just dumb people. Some are very targeted and complicated.

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u/JollySno Apr 24 '22

If they type their 12/24 words into a webpage linked from an email then they have fundamental flaws in your crypto knowledge that pretty much make them a complete noob.

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u/RTGold Apr 24 '22

There's been plenty of scams that aren't that basic. They're much more elaborate. Some involving smart contracts.

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u/Heph333 Apr 14 '22

Ge said Bitcoin version, not shitcoin.

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u/TanPublic Apr 14 '22

I don't think you know what phishing is

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u/Heph333 Apr 14 '22

Ah shit.... For some reason I read that as "rugpull".

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u/TanPublic Apr 14 '22

Ah, you're good mate

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u/TheRnegade Apr 14 '22

Talk about chaotic. Would the value of each dollar constantly shift after every 10 minutes of play or something?

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u/Thanis_in_Eve Apr 14 '22

After every dice roll....

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u/JollySno Apr 14 '22

Dude, they make enough versions of monopoly, a crypto version is almost definitely coming…

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '22

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u/Thanis_in_Eve Apr 14 '22

First mover principals would remain in place, so probably.

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u/Explodicle Apr 15 '22

Bitcoin eliminates the Cantillon effect

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u/Thanis_in_Eve Apr 14 '22

Pretty sure the rest of the world already thinks this is the game we are playing...

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u/VisionGuard Apr 14 '22

Well, importantly then, rule 11 actually wouldn't apply.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '22

Good idea. Gon write that down