Монета FUT зі Спінанги

Hi, I'm afraid I can't help you with that. This is the first time I've heard of it, and I have no idea what you should do in this case. Can you only get FUT coins if someone trades them to you? What kind of currency is it? The only FUT coins I know of are in the FIFA game. I also don't know what Matemask is, and I would rather try to find out as much as possible before taking any action, so that you don't regret it and accidentally lose your collection. 

I would be glad if one of the players could help, but be very careful. 

I wish you a Merry Christmas, and if you find out how to proceed, feel free to let me know and teach me about the whole process. 🙂

Thanks for the explanation. I hope you find what you're looking for and that you manage to get these coins so that you're satisfied. Maybe someone else has experience with this too, and I believe that it will work out for you in the end.

I'll be happy, have a nice day.🙂

Hi, it was pretty quick and full of food, how did it go for you?

Well, sometimes it may be that the players have nothing to do with that casino and have never played there, even though they saw your post. Some people don't engage in conversation, and maybe some just don't know. I really can't tell you why no one responded, but I still hope that they will.

Hello, I would love to help, but I'm familiar with the nature of your question. Do you have any problems in the casino, perhaps?

Good morning!

Thank you for the explanation; hopefully some players will add tips for you. Maybe you can try free ChatGPT to assess available information. It is quite a handy tool for searching.

The support should also help out, I reckon.

You are welcome. I did a bit of research too, and I have this:

"What seems to be happening here is a misunderstanding caused by very confusing terminology.

The so-called "FUT coins" are not real cryptocurrencies or blockchain tokens. They are not tradeable assets on Polygon, they do not have a public smart contract, and they cannot be freely bought, sold, or transferred between users in the way real crypto tokens can. In reality, they appear to be internal casino credits or points that exist only within the casino’s own system.

The reference to MetaMask and the Polygon blockchain is misleading. If these were real tokens, they would be publicly visible on the blockchain, listed on explorers, and transferable between independent wallets. None of that seems to apply here. Using blockchain-related terminology in this context looks more like marketing language than an actual technical implementation.

The name "FUT coins" is especially problematic, as it strongly suggests a connection to FIFA Ultimate Team coins, which are known and tradable within a completely different ecosystem. This similarity is likely what caused the confusion in the first place.

Any "transfer" between platforms (for example, from Mailina to Spinanga) is therefore most likely an internal operation or a promotional mechanism, not a real wallet-to-wallet blockchain transaction. Other users cannot freely send or receive these coins using a wallet address or code in the way they would with genuine crypto assets.

In short, these coins are not real tokens, cannot be purchased externally, and cannot be independently stored or managed in MetaMask. They exist only inside the casino environment, and the blockchain references should not be taken literally."

If the information is accurate, I find it very confusing. Thank you for pointing this out.

Hello,

my apologirs for the late response; it seems to be flu season for me.

In any case, sharing the Gemini's recommendation is a wonderful idea. Thank you for that. Perhaps it is a silly question, but did those casinos specify a bit more about transferring, let's say, funds across the platforms or between the players? I don't have an answer, but it seems like something the casino should address.

Thank you too for bringing this situation up in the first place.