Username: rat03gopoh SegWit Bitcoin address: bc1qssrr2h0k3f9przhy7rescu5rsp739y5yw9ms54u7v44ek4ee90mqg267d2
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There's not any, you can start your own but it's also not a thread that will become official one. Anyway I need more details on this, is this some kind of pump-dump scheme with known masterminds? If it is accusatory, you should provide concrete evidence, if not (speculative), you should start at this place https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=224.0.
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I think this guy just has the same business as you as a script reseller, also like your competitor degika who some time ago you made similar accusations about. They have no demo and no proofs of owning this casino design. Only thing they have is broken english and stolen screenshots.
Unfortunately, I don't think this proves that he is trying to scam unless you can find the original devs. that there is no cooperation between them and this reseller or at least a buyer was scammed. He may be violating Behance's ToU regarding Sample Files https://www.adobe.com/legal/terms.htmlYou cannot distribute Sample Files in any way that allows a third party to use, download, extract, or access the Sample Files as a stand-alone file, and you cannot claim any rights in the Sample Files. But I don't like his behavior (if proven both are alts) of defending himself by turning around throwing $500 scam alerts without any evidence. This will be a separate chapter. Anyway, what happened to your site (neutral feedback from LV)?
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If no kyc vcc is pointless then where do we go from here
If you consider KYC a privacy risk, then Neuroticfish is right. VCC services that claim they are KYC-free may in fact ask you for ID at any time, this is usually stated vaguely in a line on their terms of service article. For example: You agree to: (a) provide accurate, current and complete information; (b) maintain and promptly update your Account information to keep it accurate, current and complete; (C) maintain the security of your Account and you understand that there are certain risks of unauthorized access to your Account; I mean, the card issuer may not want your ID based on their interests, but on the other hand they work with third party companies like Visa where they have a list of restricted countries, have anti-money laundering and terrorist financing policies. You have 2 possible risks, you will be asked for KYC or the service will stop your card. i.e. what do we use instead?
Buy your product at a store that accepts crypto payments directly.
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Since bitcoin is a currency, of course most of the goal is to gain financial advantages. Bitcoin is applicable in all sectors that have economic and business elements. . The smart contracts
The bitcoin protocol wasn't specifically designed for this purpose (to the best of my knowledge to date), so I don't know which bitcoin you're talking about. I just found something like that here (forked coin)... https://coingeek.com/bitcoin101/bitcoin-smart-contracts/
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Before you click on the image on search results, try to highlight it to see the link preview. You will find it is longer than the actual link and some characters may match the privkey fragment you sent with Alamy's search indexes. In addition, browser cookies also affect search results. I think google's search parameter is always being improved to as much as possible not show this kind of message "didn't match any documents" anymore. cmiiw
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I found this warning message on bestchange, how is your partnership going? I see you haven't removed the bestchange attribute on your site. Please note that this exchanger was delisted from the monitor on December 23, 2023. Currently, we cannot advise using Top-Exchange to perform exchanges. We will also be unable to provide any assistance in resolving problems, shall they occur. Please be careful and alert. https://www.bestchange.com/top-exchange-exchanger.html
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There is something that seems to be off here. You claim your exchange was launched in 2022, but on your website it's some other year, 2019!
It could happen that if the platform goes through more testnet stages before it is trully launched with the expectation that there will be no errors, then domain name reservations can be made at any time before the official launch date. What must be questioned is if it were otherwise. I take the example of the kucoin domain which was created in 2013, but the platform was first launched in 2017 [1]. Meanwhile, what actually happened was [2]: By the end of 2013, they wrote the first pieces of KuCoin's code in a cafe, starting a People's Exchange that would allow all to get involved with crypto. 1. https://whois.domaintools.com/kucoin.com2. https://www.kucoin.com/about-us
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Technically, each of the optional chains has their own scalability solution that offers lower fees for faster confirmations than the main layer (L1) network. Else, it's the exchange's internal policy to set any fees (generally 50% higher than the actual tx fee required and it's flat). In fact they may charge regular fees to process withdrawals under $10 bitcoin, but they process it using LN.
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So I used to refer people I've met on crypto online communities as he/him by default aka assumed they were dudes lol. It's possible a lot of folks have the same way of thinking.
I think that equality and distrust about gender identities in this space should be implemented and practiced by everyone. I've grown tired of reading about cases of fraud by a Tinder "pretty girl". By the way, Thailand [1] requires more special attention regarding OP's wishes . 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_identities_in_Thailand
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So for me in this situation you can buy your Bitcoin at day time and trade it at night when it adds But it is very important to watch at it carefully.
Bitcoin on the spot market is nothing to watch, believe me it's boring. Bitcoin tends to be more stable than other assets, you'll sit longer in front of your monitor. Another way is just take this and make your time more productive to achieve this goal, "Buy the DIP, and HODL!"[1]. Bitcoin isn't a short-term asset, but its sustainability and future are guaranteed. forget about CEXes and join the HODLer's club [2]. 1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5132720.02. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5165105.0
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This is a cryptospace where physical contact is very rare, there is no reference to a crypto address whether the owner is male or female which means it really isn't a necessity. Maybe the statistics about gender numbers are true, but we will never know the reality. I have a female friend who is active in several airdrop groups, and people there call her "sir", "bro", "man" even though she is clearly wearing a profile photo of her own face. So, gender isn't something serious.
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They've a way of exploiting virtual cameras to bypass KYC and one of such ways is the use of AI assisted tool known as deepfake, which was touched upon in the article.
There is also another AI tool "OnlyFake" [1], it seems to be a complete package tool to help pass verification up to VIP 100x level. OKX exchange is one of the “victims” of this tool. Unfortunately I haven't found the official site of this tool, I think they were taken down or actually don't operate on sruface web. 404 Media reported on Feb. 5 that it successfully bypassed the KYC verification of crypto exchange OKX using a photo of a British passport the outlet generated with the site, where the ID appeared to be laid on a bedsheet as if a picture of it was taken. 1. https://cointelegraph.com/news/ai-generated-fake-ids-pass-crypto-exchange-kyc-onlyfake
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If that news is not made by mistake, it is probably fake news from the wrong site because I'm sure the author must know it before publishing.
It's not fake, as I said before, this news does not highlight the functionality of a wallet. If the author had taken the example of TrustWallet instead of Metamask, it might have been somewhat relevant. I checked my TW recently, the Transak widget is really integrated to exchange fiat to btc (and vice versa) directly in the wallet with visa cards. And in fact, Transak is not an exclusive service. There are several similar payment processing brands before such as Moonpay, Mercuryo, Banxa, etc.
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don’t think because you are in your comfort zone makes you feel better
It doesn't matter if you stay in your comfort zone as long as you enjoy it. Personal satisfaction is the core goal, there is no competition to be the best. Dissatisfaction is close to greed, it can lead you to destruction. Reaching the next level of wealth will come with greater challenges and risks that you may not be able to predict. Especially in trading, this is more about mental risk which is different for every leverage you use regardless of whether you use the same analysis method.
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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) in the US is an example of such a move.
That applies to DEXs specifically that qualify as "money transmitters", this is the key word. “The developer of a Dapp is not a money transmitter for the act of creating the application, even if the purpose of the Dapp is to issue a Convertible Virtual Currency (CVC) or otherwise facilitate financial activities denominated in CVC. However, if the developer of the Dapp uses or deploys it to engage in money transmission, then the developer will qualify as a money transmitter under the BSA.” The problem is, there are some exchanges out there that claim to be "DEX" but have CEX capabilities such as confiscating users' money.
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So, is it safe for me to store my coin there or is there any other wallet I can use to store my coins? I know of electronum but apart from the electronum is there any other wallet which is safe?.
Electrum is safe if you have good security and privacy literacy. In this case, you're still relying on the help of others to buy your bitcoins which means you need to learn more about how bitcoin works. What do you plan to do with your $110 bitcoin stash anyway? I think you don't need to look for the safest external wallet if in the next 1 or 2 weeks you want to cash it out in case its value increases.
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The context of the news is the Visa x Transak collaboration (on/off ramp payment widget) which in fact can be implemented into several crypto wallets that support real BTC like Ledger, Trustwallet, CB wallet, and many moer. So, the news writer just didn't choose the right sentence to give an example of a crypto and a wallet where the two aren't related.
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