At first glance like a $10 domain that you won't find even in the first 100 pages of a google search with general keywords, I think you were recommended by someone, a site or this is one of the dapps in the exodus wallet. Now let's take a closer look "about them" [1]: ... Cripto InterCambio is non-custodial, which means the service never keeps any users’ funds.
One of the company’s key principle is anonymity. Hence, no registration is required to implement an exchange. I hope you see the red flags. 1. https://criptointercambio.com/en/about
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You are missing the point, to me that website and them are completely irrelevant. What is relevant here is that this is unethical, shady business, that tries to squeeze money from shitty projects who care about this type of nonsense. Despite shitty projects are working against all of us in this space, nobody deserves to be extorted or scammed.
I think it's still on point. I mean, can even a legitimate project be beaten by a less influential review company? If they only need $1k not to post bullshit reviews, at least you have a bigger allocation than that to pay for other ad services that drive your project's visibility faster. In the end, they fell far behind and catching up was a waste of time. On my side, they'renot a big bully tbh. I had never even heard of their site.
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This isn't an urgent proposal, I think it will be difficult to grant. Also there are actually many alternative ways just to install the price widget without leaving the current tab. It can be on your taskbar, browser addon bar. Or just hope that there are volunteer users who are willing to build a Tampermongkey script on this forum after this request.
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I do not have much Bitcoin currently but I am planning to convert a lot of the profits I make in my altcoins during the bull run into BTC which I will then hold till the 2028/29 bull run.
That's good, Thanks to the last crazy bullrun over the hype on memes and NFT tokens, most of the new market cap flows are coming through them. If everyone has long-term thinking about securing crypto wealth, your way should be theirs. At least this will absorb those "lost" marketcaps back into the safest assets.
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Just don't wanna miss out, at least I've entered. My Entry: Preview: For avatar: Will add 2 more designs if I get ideas
BTC address: bc1qzfmx3g6svkt2d6yt40p3590yphaxhlhr5ex9fq
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Finally, I can't beat jayce twice (as I thought I would). Congrats jayce, really you're beyond doubt. Thanks to my voters (even if theirs are not counted), for me it gives everything.
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yesterday friends came to me and we have some discussions about businesses, they advise me to invest some money into raring of cattles, I know how profitable the business is because I know those who are really into this and they are doing fine,
I see you already have a lot of sources of income which I'm sure is enough to take up your time, so just measure yourself do you have time for a new business? At least it requires special attention even if you entrust someone to manage it. If not then leave, it will only make your business neglected and sure, it's a waste of money.
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a steady monthly salary which you know that no matter what, it must come once the month ends or a business/ trading/ any other thing which you can do that you earn base on performance and you have the capacity to earn ten fold of what a civil servants might earn if you are good at it, but there is also a possibility that you may have a bad day in the office which you may even incurred some loss.
When someone has become an "expert", there is no need to ask this question because the answer is clear that people will only have a profession that they like, without pressure from superiors, more likely to earn more. Too many expect it, but in reality it is difficult to achieve it, while more argue that steady income is not so bad because most people will consider the consequences up front. And make no mistake, several types of jobs as an employee are also required to be "expert" before they are accepted.
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It's definitely not a crypto-based investment instrument and closer to ponzi where they can promise profits with fixed numbers. You have to really learn how it works if your interest is serious enough. Initially I wanted to suggest staking if you give preference to the capital you put up, but this seems to be gradually losing interest as it turns into bullshit tokens.
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I couldn't even care less about his review if he didn't try to actually extort me and that's when I decided to publish this so the same thing won't happen to others.
But do you think that a $1k review by one service can turn such a scam project into a legit one? What is the actual potential value of your project and is your visibility marketing budget lower than $1k? If the antidolos (unpublished) claim is untrue, then there is no need to worry about any blackmail here and move on. However I'm still curious about the antidolos investigation of this project. hehe
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Benefits: ----
- Laugh at random people less.
It's only a pity if it turns out that some new users really have an honest initiative to get loans here at the end of their struggle, while we don't know that and can only generalize the assumption that all newbies are suspect. In the end (most cases) we just refuse and laugh it off if they doesn't comply with the default "no collateral, no loan" terms. Of course I strongly support this proposal, but would this really prevent users from sending requests on other boards?
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Many banks are failing making their shareholders lose their funds but over the years the bitcoin sector has been consistent.
Iirc, there were years where bitcoin was not profitable. So when it comes to investing, all tradable assets have almost the same risk considering that the risk in question is both about market fluctuations, achieving consistency or not only depending on what kind of economic situation you enter and exit.
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If it's assumed that it's only a small value deal, you're actually giving a difficult choice. Even just the cost of using an escrow service can't cover the actual transaction value, on the other hand (sorry to say) you're not trusted enough in the eyes of clients. Simply put, there are some consumer behaviors that must be understood such as the typical person who doesn't like small talk. Not giving final confirmation can be considered refusing the deal as long as there is no potential financial loss for both parties.
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Seeking guide for start these tasks.
Each service has its own lguide if they have this program, broadly speaking: find it, report it, then prove it. Just don't get your hopes up for the highest bounty even if you find a major bug. However as the above mentioned, bug hunter bounty offers are flexible (mostly below expectations). You actually have to be smarter to anticipate rejection of reports, because it could be the developer patching vulnerabilities behind quickly to argue that your findings arent serious bugs.
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ATH always occurs between 2 halvings, not exactly a few days after. I think it's just a meaningless cycle limiter that also gives the most impact, meaning that bitcoin has a 4-year opportunity to aim for a new high and during that time one doesn't stop hoping for some fundamental factors that can support reaching ATH. And it may only take 1 more milestone to change the general public's mind if halving events do have a major effect and ATH is the extra routine after the halving.
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I don't know if am wrong or right for opening up, even though I told him of the risk involved.[/b]
Yeah, that's the right move. You have to talk about risks everywhere until someone accepts that it's the consequences of this business that must be borne personally. Sometimes a person's curiosity is too great to prevent it. You can let him trade with only the minimum deposit allowed on binance (I think it's $10) and see what your friend will do next when really faced with the risk of losing.
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Does it even require an external extension, while this is also almost a built-in feature of browser apps? The obvious risk is when someone else is able to access your device because you're used to sharing devices or it is stolen. I'm not too familiar with subtle attacks on extensions, but I'm sure they also have security holes sometimes.
You're certainly right that this feature is discouraged for saving login data to wealth accounts and even don't use it at all.
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I thought of a possible hack on this, considering the op address is a vanity address it's questionable what device it was generated with. Obviously it's impossible to generate through electrum, and needing to import privkey in a way that is actually vulnerable especially if the device has been infected with viruses from the start.
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Occasionally bitcoin will break the cycle, people will always wait for ATH because speculation will continue as long as bitcoin is volatile. Fortunately ATH isnt always close to halving events which indirectly gives many possibility when ATH occurs.
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