Lucky is the co-founder of Rollbit, an online cryptocurrency casino platform launched in February 2020. ^[1][3]

Career

Rollbit

Rollbit online casino platform that was founded by Lucky and his co-founder Razer who have a shared passion for online gambling. The platform has positioned itself at the forefront of the cryptocurrency gambling space by offering instant BTC, ETH & LTC deposits/withdrawals, and a cryptocurrency trading feature. ^[2]

RLB

The Rollbit token (RLB) was launched as an integral part of the Rollbit lottery. There was no initial coin offering (ICO) for RLB. Instead, Rollbit airdropped RLB for free to existing users of its casino and trading platform, Rollbit. ^[3]

In September 2023, Rollbit clocked $38 Million in revenues and burned more than 1.2% of the circulating supply of its RLB tokens in line with long-term plans for a “buy and burn” program.

“The number of on-chain RLB hodlers breached 10,000 today after a strong month of revenue for Rollbit in September.
Nearly $38,000,000 was generated across our three revenue streams, resulting in a buy and burn of over $5,000,000 in RLB (1.265% of the circulating supply)!
More buys, burns and on-chain fireworks are coming soon” - co-founder @Lucky_Rollbit tweeted. ^[4]

Controversy

In April 2023, Lucky garnered attention in the crypto community when he announced a bonus structure for existing partners. He suggested that influencers promoting RLB could stand to earn $250,000 in tokens should the price of RLB reach $0.20 and sustain that value for a week. A condition of participating was “several organic RLB tweets” each week. ^[5]

“we’ve came up with a new bonus structure in relation to RLB growth for our existing partners to align motivation and share more of Rollbit’s success.” - Lucky tweeted

Grizzly, a self-described “chief rug officer” at Pymons, the P2E platform accused several crypto influencers of posting undisclosed promotions of Rollbit Coin (RLB) due to the tweet. ^[5]