Topic: BNB Miner pays 3% daily (Read 234 times)

Oh, and the code is a very minor adaptation of an ETH Shrimp Farming Game. You can read about that here: https://medium.com/taipei-ethereum-meetup/ether-shrimp-farm-analysis-e92ab76dc22f. Use Google translate to translate this into English. You can look at that code and see there are almost no changes, just changed the name of the contract to BNBMiner, plus one or two other minor changes. And that article clearly shows that eventually the contract runs out of ETH (or BNB in the case of BNBMiner).

Stay away from this garbage.

While this project may not be a rugpull type of scam (as far as I can tell), it is indeed a Ponzi. Think about it - if 100 people put in 10 BNB each, the contract would have a total value of 1000 BNB. Let's suppose no one puts in any more BNB. These 100 people are each expecting to receive 3% of 10 BNB (= 0.3 BNB) every day FOREVER. Where does this BNB come from? The only possible answer is new investors putting in BNB. No new investors = no more BNB to pay original investors = project implodes.

I asked this very question on the BNBMiner Telegram channel. "The Developer" responded by calling me an "illiterate troll" and gave some ridiculous answer about "this is the way the world works"" and then he banned me. This is classic behavior of a Ponzi operator. So while this guy may not be a rugpull type of scammer (as far as I can tell), he is most certainly running a Ponzi scheme that, like all Ponzi schemes, will eventually implode. And he's a douchebag with an anger management problem who is obviously trying to hide something. I wouldn't touch this project with a ten foot pole.

Hey there Dev,
I read through all of the posts and some of the ignorance infuriates me. I mean especially the one guy who didn't understand that your project is NOT truly trying to claim that you mine BNB, it is a little game simulator to add something interesting to the quasi-ponzi. (Well it sorta is if you think about it). I do want to say however that it is a a legit project. I have been registered and mining for just about 4 months now and every 3 days or so I collect my BNB.  By the way, I don't know if it is a programming oversight, but you do NOT need to empty the wheelbarrow. I keep it going until I feel like collecting to save on gas and the BNB just keeps growing.  Lastly I do have one criticism:  about 2 weeks ago, the rate at which my BNB accumulated dropped BIG TIME.  It was a week or so after you updated the APR at the top of the website to read "1,095%"  Why did it slow so drastically? And there is NO WAY it is anywhere near a thousand percent APR. Not even APY. Please post to let me know what happened to the yield.  And to everyone else, yes this is a LEGIT project.
//Robolink

Scam is a really harsh and unfair way to label my project, especially without evidence. I was actually asked to create this project by my telegram community.

BNB Miner is a verified, open source, smart contract that can be found, viewed and interacted with on BSCScan.

It would be a breath of fresh air if people such as yourself would provide evidence of such harsh claims, or keep the slander to yourselves.

You aren't able to provide such evidence because it doesn't exist, you simply created a lie in your mind and decided to share that lie with the world.

Traits of an uneducated, horrible human being IMO. Smart people don't make such claims without proof because they cherish their reputations more than making claims that they can't back up.

In my view, these kind of project are scam. They are mostly target achiever and when they reached their goal they scammed, therefore, I never suggest these kind of projects to invest a single penny in it.

LOL Are you serious bro? It's a game! A mining simulator! It's all explained on the website, it's also pretty obvious.

I cannot believe someone has not pointed out that you do not mine BNB. You all talk about developers. About code and smart contract and what not but you completely miss the fact that BNB is not mineable. It is not its own blockchain and all the tokens are issued by contract, I mean come on guys,,, this is crypto, know your coins.

 You need to be connected to the Binance Smart Chain, you can do this with metamask or your Binance chain wallet. If you don't know how to do that, you can search "how to connect to binance smart chain" on google or YouTube.

Thank you for looking into our project.

Ever since I never try to mine in any of the altcoins since I joined here in cryptocurrency.
But this one it looks good to me to mine BNB, but I am just confused a little bit as you can see the
image below, what will I do to this to mine BNB anyway?

There is absolutely nothing wrong with not understanding something. I did a quick skim of your past activities here on the forum and you seem to be a fairly intelligent person, so I'm going to explain this in the best way that I can.

If you were hypothetically the only person that joined BNB Miner ever, I would consider you lucky compared to facing that same situation in pretty much any other project, coin or investment.

Please allow me to explain.

If you were the only person to ever by a Bitcoin, you would lose completely. Yes, you would have that Bitcoin but there would be no one to sell it to, making that Bitcoin worthless. Going back to your hypothetical question, you were the only person to ever buy Bitcoin and no one else will ever buy after you. Correct?

We can also use the same hypothetical question on, lets say the US Dollar. What would happen to the value of a dollar if you were the only person to accept it as your currency? It would be worthless. Correct?

This hypothetical question can be applied to almost any and everything.

Unlike the above situations, if you were the only person to invest in BNB Miner which pays 3% daily. You would simply end up receiving your initial investment back and you would still have your Miners as a souvenir. No truly logical person could disagree with these facts.

I understand that people have been trained to think in a certain way but we need to break free of those ways. That type of thinking was taught to keep poor and uneducated people down and under control.

Just as I mentioned in a previous post. Logic tells me that sustainability is based on belief and support, if enough people believe in and support a particular thing it will be sustained. This goes for every product, service, token and/or coin on the planet, it doesn't only apply to my project. Agreed?

In reality BNB Miner could even be considered less risky in some cases, due to reasons that I've explained above.

The only thing that any project needs to succeed is support from people who are logical and realistic and I'm working to put BNB Miner in the eyes of those exact people. I myself believe in and support BNB Miner, and I'm 100% certain that many others will do the same.

The code is solid, public and verified on BSCScan.

Show your support: https://bnbminer.finance/

Thank You!

I confess that I didn't understand anything, if someone talks about Miner then they are saying that they have mining equipment and it seems to me that this is not the case. she explained it and explained it further, I can't understand where the money comes from to pay people.

explaining to a person like me: let's assume that only 1 person invests in your site, how will you ensure that that person will always receive 3% per day for 1 year for example without anyone else investing in your site?

The contract/website is web3 injected, you need to have your binance smart chain wallet or meta mask with BSC connected.

Is that almost the same as cloud mining? Somehow, I remember on one game called ore-mine or something like that a few years ago. The game is collecting satoshi and mining satoshi, but we must hire a worker to mining bitcoin and upgrade everything inside the game so we can be able to earn more reward.

I see it is almost the same as the game I mention in your game, but I am not sure about that. I tried to click the Hire Miners, but the button does not redirect to any page, is there any problem? Or did your website has a problem?

It is normal to see some members say it is suspicious because we already have a bad experience before, and many of us get scam by following or join in some programs.

Your opposition is not the reason @santiPOGI said my website was suspicious, you're just making things up because you want to give my contract a bad name, I understand your motive and I'm totally sure that others will see your motives as well. None of us are as stupid as people like you would like to believe we are.

Funds will never dry out, your problem is that you don't have your own vision!

Have you asked these same type of questions to the devs of projects such as pancake swap and goose finance? Yes they may be different but one could say that they aren't sustainable either. One would even be correct to say that the US dollar itself isn't sustainable because economics 101 tells us that it truly isn't.

Sustainability is based on belief and support, if enough people believe in a particular thing it will be sustained.

I appreciate you looking into my project, thank you.

@santiPOGI is right to be suspicious because your site isn't clear enough about how it makes enough BNB to payout 3% daily to the "miners".

This is not a sustainable model in the long run. Eventually funds may dry out when fewer and fewer people join your BNB miner. Where will you get the funds to pay up your people during those times?
We all know that Money doesn't come from thin air.

I actually did this project at the request of my telegram community. As far as the broken telegram link on the site, I appreciate you pointing that out. The name of my project is BNB Miner, my personal telegram handle is "The Developer". I initially named the group "The Developer" as well but my members suggested that I change it to the name of the project, so it was a simple error on my end while setting everything up and I have corrected it. Thanks! I'm not sure why that makes my website suspicious, some of the biggest websites around have had typos/errors.

I myself never take anyone's word on whether a project is legit or not, I simply look at the code. The BNB Miner code is public and verified on BSCScan: https://bscscan.com/address/0xce93f9827813761665ce348e33768cb1875a9704#code

People can lie, websites can lie, code doesn't lie!

Also, I understand that you have a right to your opinions, I just wanted you to know that I worked very hard on that website. Not that I expect it should matter to you, just wanted to add that to the record.

I appreciate you checking out my project.

This sounds suspicious to me, sorry but this was my feelings about your website. And one of the reason was that when I click the telegram appeared in the website about the developer and appeared in my monitor not found. Meaning, there is something wrong with it, isn't that right? or I might be wrong. But I am pretty sure there is something problem.

https://bnbminer.finance/assets/img/3dailybnbminerlargbannerrounded.png

Sustainability
BNB Miner pays a modest 3% daily, allowing investors to rest easy knowing that their investments have unlimited growth potential and a maximum, improbable risk of less than 3%.

Verified Public Contract
The BNB Miner contract is public, verified and can be found on our BSCScan.

How To Mine BNB Effectively
BNB Miner is a Gold mining simulator but instead of gold, you're mining BNB.

Step 1) Hire Miners with BNB.

Step 2) Your miners will start digging, placing the BNB they find into your barrow. You can hire more miners using the BNB in your barrow to increases your production rate.

Step 3) Alternatively, you can pocket the BNB in your borrow and your miners will continue filling your barrow again.

Miners will continue filling your barrow with BNB non stop, for up to 24 hours. After 24 hours your barrow will become full and miners will stop digging until you've used the BNB in your barrow by either hiring more miners or pocketing them. You can hire more miners or pocket your BNB at any time before this 24 hours is up.

For more information, visit us on:

Telegram: t.me/bnbminer
Website: https://bnbminer.finance/