Although there are many cases in which IP logs may be inconclusive, the answer is yes. Currently, the global moderators are the ones handing out all of the (or most of the) bans. Previously, BadBear was active and they had access to the IP logs which helped unravel spammers, ban evaders and whatnot much easier than it is now. Theymos rarely handles bans.

The moderators have no access to the IP logs, ergo can't do anything about it.

Possibly, if you're lucky.

Correct. However, keep in mind that the problem is also caused by the signature campaigns themselves. They usually are not putting up enough pressure on their participants regarding quality, or just don't care at all. As long as there's no regulation, and not enough pressure from the stuff the situation will keep degrading.

That's the problem when you have a lot of unregulated signature campaigns in the Services section. Some members genuinely have horrible knowledge, while others are going to post just about anything to get paid.

You're wrong. We have big holders (a nice example would be Roger Ver) who either have very limited knowledge or very faulty knowledge. Intelligence/knowledge in the Bitcoin ecosystem is usually not the causation of a 'fat wallet'.

Considering everything that was said, the answer is no.

That's a decent example.

That number is not impressive, but I assume it was just a example with a trivial number. It could be just some random investor that threw in some money in the ecosystem. Do we start listening to them now? Definitely no.

Thanks for the update! This means that there's still a chance that one of those scratch cards has a lealana, although it's also possible that someone has not claimed it yet.

Does this mean that you have unopened packs or are planning on bidding in the latest auction (or those to come)? It's quite unfortunate that a lot of the low numbered sets (<10) still aren't completed (as the coins are missing).

How long is that check taking? This does reflect on the value of the last few boxes, so please let us know whether there are any prizes left. Also, please tell me that they are none.

Everyone in the world owns a part of my own set? 

Stop with alt account conspiracies please. 

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My cat is really angry.  

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If I'm correct, I have completed the set #9 some time ago. They just aren't at the same location, yet. I'm trying to find the missing piece for the #1 set. That's why we really need people to open or sell their boxes.

I was always a nice person, was I not?

It would have been gone by now for sure.

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The only reason for which you're hear is because I posted a link in the channel.
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Another Silver MS 69? Excellent.
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I always question why some people put so much thought into this? This is going to happen once you've likely passed away, ergo it won't matter to you. The "end" of the supply distribution is expected to be reached in ~2140 (although it may happen sooner due to the hashrate fluctuations - we've seen this happen with the latest halving). At this point in time, it is expected that the fees have long overtaken the mining rewards and are sufficient for the miners to continue securing the network.

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You can read more about the supply here.

Exactly. We are still unable to assemble sets, especially some of the lowered numbers. I speculate that either: 1) Some people have found these coins but are intentionally keeping quiet. 2) These coins are in the unopened boxes that some choose to keep. Either option makes the general situation problematic.

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That said, besides Mr.Bong does anyone else have any boxes that have not been opened?

Why is there no Doodle of my cat? Olav and I are really disappointed.