Lock the thread, OP. There is no point in keeping a discussion here.

It’s a fact that the old recovery system was bad and usually it took months to get an account restored. But now you know about the new one (that works), so check it out and you will get your account back. Good luck!

Are you talking about BitcoinTalk?

Hacked accounts are constantly being recovered. This is the new recovery procedure:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5089777.0

Check the seclog page: https://bitcointalk.org/seclog.php

Every time you see “manual recovery, previously-queued ownership change completed”, it’s an account being recovered.

Which rank were you before?

My guess is that some of your posts got deleted right before the implementation of the merit system; you got deranked and didn’t get any airdropped merit because of that. Now, you need the merits to rank up again.

There is a USDT ERC20 token which can be stored on MEW. So nothing wrong with that.

About which stable coin to use, there are other coins (more trusted) which you can use. E.g: TUSD, USDC or DAI (decentralized).

Take a look at this: https://medium.com/ethex-market/which-stable-coin-is-best-for-you-2167d0d9f520

Well, found the issue.

Versions older than 3.3 don’t synchronize anymore. Go to ELECTRUM.ORG and update it to the latest version.

Not only this, but older versions are also vulnerable to several issues (including a exploit that shows fake update messages when you try to send a tx while connected to a malicious served).

REMEMBER: electrum.org is the ONLY website you should trust to download Electrum. Always double check the URL.

1. Which version of Electrum are you using?
2. Is the wallet synchronized? (Which color is the big dot at the right corner of your wallet?)
3. What’s your OS?
4. Are you sure you pasted the right address on Coinbase? (Did you double check the address before hitting Send?)

That’s not their point.

You could create multiple accounts and post here asking for a “review”, then you (your original account that has sMerits) could merit them and tell that you are just helping out a few Newbies.

Is that what you are doing? I don’t know/can’t say. But that’s a possibility.

Do you know what is Cloudflare and what it does?

Basically, you put a service/big company in the middle of you and your customer. Customer -> Cloudflare-> Mixer server. What does that mean? Means that Cloudflare (which is a big company located in the US and that answers to governments and even security agencies) can see EVERYTHING his users do. This means: they have everything related to the mixing process (addresses, amount, transactions, IP addresses, etc). How about that for a mixer?

They can see that I went to the website, sent X BTC to the address X and received Y BTC in the address Y. All of that connected to my IP address. You leave the website with less privacy than you had before joining it and mixing.

Btw, please don’t come with the “you’re just a competitor attacking the competition” bs.

How do you get those accounts you are selling?

Are they yours?

I thought that happened with every kind of software and website? Visit a fake website and BAM, accounts stolen. Download a fake software and BAN, rip passwords, coins and personal data.

It’s up for the user to identify what is real/safe and what is not.

Core has infected impersonators.

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It’s a DDoS attack ffs. Nothing really changed from last time.

Did you try reading the article?

$0.0005 * 100 = $0.05 daily
$0.05 * 30 = $1.5 monthly

A.K.A slavery

Why does that matter to you? That’s what the admin said. Your opinion is yours alone. He’s not going to ditch the software he paid for just because some user prefers SMF; and I don’t have to convince you about anything.

When theymos opened a beta mirror of the forum software a few years ago, he migrated the data (from that time) from this forum to the beta mirror/branch. Sounds doable for me.

There is no reasons to keep using SMF after paying some big money for a new forum software and many years of development.

This must be the easiest part. The new forum software development has been completed and we are at the bug-hunting part of it. Migrating data from this forum to a new software made for us isn't hard. The devs must have done it in a way that makes it almost fully compatible.

We are not going to upgrade this forum to a new SMF version (many things would break), so we must wait for the new software. That has been said multiple times already.

No. All the malicious server could do is send fake messages whenever you try to send a transaction (this on versions < 3.3). That's all.

All they can possibly know is your wallet addresses and IP address (all Electrum servers you connect can know that). Nothing is at risk.

Yes. But every old address stays valid forever.

They change after every transaction for privacy reasons. But you can receive any amount of coins, to any address, at any time. All addresses on your wallet can be used multiple times.

Two transactions to the same address? Absolutely.

There is no limit of transactions/coins an address can receive. I could spend a whole year sending 1 BTC per day to your address.

Wait. The mempool spiked again: https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#1,24h

Let it clear and your tx will get confirmed.

It’s most likely to try claim some CLAMS (a coin that was randomly air dropped to some BTC/LTC/DOGE addresses). I don’t think they are worth too much these days. Also, AFAIK, you needed to have some funds on the address to be selected to receive some of them.

Sorry, but that’s worthless.

Total amount transacted doesn’t matter. The amount of coins while the fork happened is what gives you fork coins. And the only forks worth anything are the BCH/BTG/etc (which happened recently).

Nothing really happened before that time. BTC was BTC and that’s it.