Thanks everyone I learnt alot, So what is the best mining pool for mining bitcoin with PC?
Please I will like to know which mining pool is better for mining bitcoin and also if they do ask for Kyc verification
If you're planning to mine with your CPU and GPU, forget it. The difficulty has become too high, you will just be wasting resources. What you need are ASIC hardwares, see bitmain.com (provider) for instance. |
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It seems you're trying to promote your website judging from the registration date of the website, although it's quite impressive that you have already gotten some reports and if it turns out that the reports are real and not made up or fabricated, I'm sure the usage will increase.
It's because they copied the whole thing from https://www.bitcoinabuse.com which has been here for much longer. But I definitely don't think every reports are genuine since such places are a lot more easier to abuse. Quick look and I'm already seeing recovery scammers placing fake reports... |
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Indeed, it is.
However, if you are unwilling or unable to use a bank, or wish to protect your privacy, this might be a good option to consider.
And I think it's cool.
In case you missed it, we have reputable members who offer escrow service and of course, they deal with cryptocurrencies. I think one could even convince some of them to use privacy coins like XMR or messaging apps with E2E encryption. Few Trusted Escrow Providers₿ LIST ₿ Bitcointalk's ESCROW providers: Ranking & Blacklist ☠ Avoid Scam ☠ (some information could be outdated) |
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It's too drastic and you're likely to drain your savings. I suggest to look for the middle ground aproach first.
I would say, why don't you try to find a better day job? one which doesn't take too much of your time so you can still upskill on the side?
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Unless both parties unlock it together, if someone doesn't deliver the goods, sends fake goods, or falsely claims not to have received the goods, the victim can choose not to unlock, and no one benefits.
That's a deal breaker for me then. I don't see any reason why should I opt for it when there's a better option where I have a fallback of initiating a dispute, and if documented well, I won't lose anything. |
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If two traders both pledge tokens to a smart contract, and the tokens can only be unlocked and returned if both parties agree, then if one of them acts maliciously, it would result in a lose-lose situation, if the transaction is completed smoothly, they'll naturally agree to unlock their pledges.
This way, there's no need for any additional escrow, just communication between the two parties.
Implementing this logic with a smart contract is simple, and the whole process involves only the two traders and the smart contract.
Sounds good, I think some p2p exchanges I went with uses smart contract as well. But lose-lose situation? does this mean both parties will be in a losing situation? if so, why? will there be no staff from the platform to oversee disputes? |
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bitcointalk? reddit? telegram? or other?
Would you use an escrow service? Or would you prefer to conduct transactions face-to-face?
Which escrow service you use? paypal or other?
I typically sell my unneeded goods for fiat since it's a lot easier to find a buyer that way. But if there comes a time I have to, escrow is definitely a must for online transactions and for that, I would consider the escrow agents in bitcointalk first. If there were a completely on-chain application that could help you solve the trust issue without escrow,
would you be willing to give it a try?
But how would this work? or do you mean the application would be the acting middleman/escrow in the situation? |
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Doxxing is generally frowned upon, it’s very unlikely someone would help you with that. In some cases, it could even land you in trouble. What do you even plan to do with this information lol.
Just go through the proper process op - reach out to LBC and relevant authorities. Posting your story in crypto communities should be fine but make sure they’re concise with supporting evidences otherwise it’s likely to get ignored.
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Its a post from reddit https://ibb.co/DVsn7s4 https://ibb.co/25Hd7jF you can check it out let me know what you think I think there might be some truth to it the private keys hidden in the game contain satoshis earliest btc wallet the ones that had a lot of btc in it Lol. It sounds like a movie plot. No way Satoshi would place those private keys on an obscure board game knowing someone could masquerade as him/her with those on their hand. and no mention of this was made either. Remember, private keys = ownership. To add on, I skimmed at their previous posts and they're into conspiracy theories. No reason to believe this. |
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Not exactly a 10-year service, but I still prefer how local cryptos closed their doors. They refused to bow down to the KYC bullshit. I had my KYC done there . What do you think will happen to the KYC documents there ? Local Cryptos never required KYC. Some sellers however required sending IDs but that's outside LC's control. If we're talking about localbitcoins, they're gdpr compliant so hopefully the conditions are better but at the end of the day, there's no way for us to confirm - we'll never know. |
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Welcome aboard. Please wear signature and avatar then make a post after this comment so that I know where to start counting your post history. Done setting up, thankyou! my avatar may take some time to reflect |
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They want to hire someone who has the ability to trade large amounts of bitcoins. and they have this term to be done as a proof. anyway this is a required term and they do not change it. they are active in real estate business and want to enter in crypto investing and trading and do not want to change this term. they want to a transaction of 10 BTC or less to be done as proof from a big wallet that is not for an exchange (having less than total 1000 sending transactions)
Unsure why should people help you pretend to be that well off given how rampant crypto mind game scams are... but it's unlikely you'll find someone that rich here. I can really tell they don't know much about bitcoin/crypto since they're supposed to ask for a signed message for this. |
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Current number of post (Including this one): 2959
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Current number of post (Including this one): 2957
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BTC address for payouts: bc1qxzqqr882j0zl4pfpt4kmmfdkjrlpunlufv3amf
Utopia Public Key for CRP payouts: 8C8F5847BD7B2FB4F32EC428B5CA8CCE1BFB26BDD2D73AE6385D2337C7AF9778
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Keep pretending as if you don't know how important the information you are sharing is, I bet you are doing this knowing that someone could try to import the seed into their own wallet, even a newbie knows how important recovery seed can be before telling them, because every crypto wallet warns not to share recovery seed with anyone. Nice try  I tried to lookup the seed and found it in some wallet dump website lol - I won't be posting the link here but anyone could see for themselves by looking it up. Indeed, op could be pretending to not know anything or was too much of a newbie they fell for some weird promise... |
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