PSA: The #CSCL #CasinoCoin to #XRPL $CSC swap has NOT started yet. While the XRPL CSC already available as an asset in #XUMM and you could send XRPL CSC to it, NO ONE OUT THERE does own any.

Instructions will be posted as soon as everything is ready.
You might see some low offers on the DEX but this is mainly the teams testing things.

The following accounts are official, everything else is NOT legit:

Issuing Account: livenet.xrpl.org/accounts/rCSCM…

Hot Wallet: livenet.xrpl.org/accounts/rCSCC…

Swap Wallet: livenet.xrpl.org/accounts/rCSCS…
So repeat after me:

The CSC swap has not started yet, you don't have to do anything for now :)
Things that are safe to say as of today:

- Swap only off-exchange
- Consolidate ALL your CSCL CSC into ONE account on a CSCL token wallet (casinocoin.org/downloads/)
- One swap per person, for logistics reason
- You will need an active XRPL account in XUMM or 26XRP to activate
(You can go with 20XRP as well, I just want to keep it easy)
About the increased supply: While we secured a considerable amount of funding in "hard cash", there are issues we can not solve with cash alone. Ill will address some of the arguments and reasons.
The additional 25bln coins will NOT be released into the market in one shot. That wouldn't make sense and we would end up with the old problem of having no coins.

The price of CSC was down to 0.0000000015BTC, that's ten digits. As of today, the injection is priced in.
Any argument that the injection would harm the price in the long run, ignores the fact of how we got back to where we are as of today. We were at rock bottom. The majority of the community supports the increase. So what are the coins going to be used for?
a) Liquidity: While cash is one thing in the equation, tokens are the other. It would make no sense to buy larger amounts of coins back and burn our investment in order to be able to provide it in some shape or form.
b) Exchange listings: Some exchanges require to pledge coins in some shape or form. In order to do this, we need to own some.
c) Paying fees for other services. Not every service wants to be paid in cash. It's not feasible to exchange FIAT for coins all the time back and forth.
d) Bounties: We want to be able to pay bounties again for people who do some really hard work by supporting us. May it be coding, designing stuff, supporting, etc. Those efforts need to be honored.
e) Possible bankroll agreement with operators if necessary. It's not feasible for every op to get the bankroll on the open market if they have dedicated ones, as taking CSC in, gamble in CSC, and pay CSC out.

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27 Jun 20
I have been asked how this would work. I welcome you to join me on a journey how #cashless #casino's could operate in 2020. I'll explain it based on the example of "Awesome Casino Vegas" or "ACV" which I made up for this example.

This is the exciting future in a thread... (1/x)
ACV is a #casino in #vegas and needs to go cashless. They choose to issue a stable #token on the #CSCL. $1= 1ACVT. They have their own branded #whitelabel version of the #casinocoin #BrankrollManager. Their customers can purchase #tokens at a cash cage... (2/x)
...or via #debit/#credit (and #crypto 😉) via the wallet. Customers get #KYC'ed on the fly when onboarding during the wallet setup. All transactions can be pinned down to an individual. They know exactly who is who and who did what and when. (3/x)
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4 Jan 20
Okay, let's talk about the #CasinoCoin BRM along with KYC/AML for operators, regulators, and customers. NOT a sales pitch! Just trying to make things more clear. If you think this doesn't make sense at all, I suggest to watch it from the sidelines.
Assumptions for this example: BRM released several ops integrated, 2k active users. Ops did a 100% integration, which will be a process.

The problem for customers:
Every operator requires signup and vetting of the player which is usually done via KYC. There is a mix of services using 3rd parties or doing it themself depending on who will be held liable. Each jurisdiction is different, and it's quite diffracted and difficult to navigate
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