That's so offensive, I'm leaving!

I'm pretty sure it bumped down an equally bad project.

I've seen that timeline. It's the one where theymos sells accounts

It's the difference between a Spambie and a real user
But it's also my strongest argument so far that units of evil proxybans innocent users as collateral, so I'm happy with my new whitelisting "power".

Bitcoin never sends me a letter asking me to explain my transactions and bend over for a full cavity search.

jreesun:

T: 3 min. 28 sec. after his first post.

I could make a complete list from full Merit data, but that requires scraping the profiles too, and I don't think it's worth the effort.

It's much easier to find a new block. Brute-forcing random private keys is just a waste of energy.

I don't think that will happen. This is your best chance:
I wouldn't hold my breath though, you'll have a hard time proving what happened on Telegram.

Any proof for these claims? Otherwise I'll just assume this isn't true.

In my experience, people who say a large amount of money is small are usually scammers trying to impress a victim.

To break the record, of course

Thanks again

I'm surprised this surprises people! If anything, I'm surprised it took this long. 2BTC is a lot of money at current prices, and even at 0.06BTC per day it's possible to exchange $800,000 per year unverified (plus $8000 per year in Bitcoin withdrawal fees)! That's a lot of money, and that's still only per account. Since it's unverified, it shouldn't be too hard to create a few more.
Authorities are cracking down on exchanges. I'm pretty sure Binance couldn't care less who you are, as long as they earn from you. But to be able to continue their services in many countries, they'll have to follow regulations. And again: $2000 or more per day is a lot of money to exchange anonymously!

BNB is a centrally controlled shitcoin, it's the opposite of what cryptocurrency stands for. I wouldn't touch it, even better: let it die!
Bitcoin is still as (pseudo) anonymous as it always was: if someone knows some of your transactions, they can make educated guesses from there.

For most people, $2500 is a lot of money, and I don't know many who exchange those amounts daily. My reason to use Binance was the good reviews I've seen, while many other exchanges have reports of (selective) scamming or other problems.
As an alternative, there are many anonymous instant exchanges, but I wouldn't trust them with a substantial amount.

You may want to read up on rogue online pharmacies. This is one of the few businesses where I wouldn't want one that accepts Bitcoin.

If they're real (prepaid) Mastercard "credit"cards, is it possible to sell them? I've seen many people offer $1 cards (for verification), and they usually charge around $4 for it.
Of course, chances are they'll be used to abuse services, so it may depend on how you got them.

A bump has value, right until the moment someone else makes a post.

I'm curious how far 1% of my base bump power gets me. Or better: I'm curious how much bumping power is spent on the top of the list. Before my post, this topic was the 23^th post on the second page. After my post, it's the 11^th topic on the first page.

I'm pretty sure your little project is a scam though, just like 99.9% of all money grabbing ICOs. You don't come off as someone who should be handling millions upon millions of investor dollar.

Care to explain why your site uses the same mumbo jumbo as hundreds of other scammy ICO websites, designed solely to make the creators richer before they move over to the next project?

What makes you think this flashy website that looks exactly like this one should be worth $5,000,000.00 to investors?

Moving the topic didn't trigger the notification: When you moved the topic, you didn't untick "Post a redirection topic.". That created topic 5351080 on the old board, with empty OP 57543797.
Then, a Mod removed it:
That's why the title of the deleted topic in your screenshot starts with "MOVED".

It's the top 10

In an ideal world, that would be Bitcoin Discussion.

Maybe he'll find an audience in Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion. I'm not sure if it will fit there either, but it has much more serious long-term Bitcoin users.

You're welcome Thanks for writing decent posts, that's what this forum needs

That's mainly because he posts in Bitcoin Discussion, which gets a lot of low-quality posts. It's unfortunate, but it makes it much harder to find the rare good posts. A load of Merit can make them stand out though, so thanks for posting it here.