You confirm that you are not a national or resident of the following prohibited jurisdictions: Afghanistan, Algeria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Cambodia, Central African Republic, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Malaysia, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Nepal, Nigeria, North Korea, Oman, Pakistan, Palestinian Territory, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, Yemen. We maintain the right to restrict or refuse its services in these jurisdictions. Well, the jurisdictional limits for most Muslim-majority countries. I judge this limitation to seem a bit discriminatory (sorry if my feelings are exaggerated). lol I can assure anyone up front that this will require KYC. |
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but because we do not trust the people who are in control, do you agree with me?
This I agree with, but I'm not gonna generalize this reasoning for all centralized services. I've heard more about cases of service injustice controlling user wealth since I've been in the crypto space. The reason that might make sense is the difficulty of resolving legal steps when cases such as unilateral control occur, so this serves as protection for services to make any decisions that are unfair. |
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Thanks for your suggestion. We don't have products of this kind at the moment. Our main feature is still futures trading, but thanks for the suggestion!
you hired shill service? some accounts coming from 2017-2018  |
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I'dn't object to the use of any currency, they all function as they were created. I use fiat because of my obligations as a citizen, and I use bitcoin to support some of my financial rights. With bitcoin your privacy is guaranteed compared to the Fiat which you must pass through processes before having access to it.
If bitcoin offered privacy by default, you probably would never promote the service at your current profile attribute. |
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As far as if he goes in Dubai (or any country which has no tax on bitcoin), cashes out, develop a business etc, that is ok but when he will move back to his won country he would have to pay his taxes on the amount which he currently holds as per his country law. There is no way you can escape from tax.
It depends on tax policy, again. My country exempts taxes for foreign income if the taxpayer has complied in the country where the income was earned. Assume that Dubai is completely tax free, at this point OP can make good excuses and some technical preparations that the 10 BTC was earned while in Dubai (eg moving 10BTC gradually to another wallet). cmiiw |
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I wanted to comment on this issue, asking those who have been on the forum longer if something similar has happened in the past. Afaik CM is the longest running campaign ever on the forum so I'm not sure this ever happened before. Also if you think that in the future some campaign will try to collect the majority of ex-CMs in a higher paying campaign.
And one last question. The CM campaign paid for a maximum of 50 posts per week, while the rest (except Stake.com) pay for a maximum of 25. Do you think this will lead some people to try to build up an alt account so that in the future they can get paid for two campaigns for a total of 50 posts per week?
Or some of them even have alt with paid campaign attributes? I think the ex-CM campaigner made it possible to make a price/post deal to some of the existing managers only to roll back their habbit of hitting 50 posts per week instead of signing up for alts. |
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so if I don't use the official Bitcoin network, then I'm holding a copy effectively rather than the real thing,
Given your goal of long-term holding , I don't recommend that you continue with this. Remember that you withdraw bitcoins through the KCC network are not real bitcoins. One day you may have a problem with it. - Such bitcoin tokens are not acceptable everywhere.
- The KCC network is suddenly damaged or corruopt.
- The bitcoin token issuing entity is experiencing liquidity problems.
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No, just look at mycelium wallet where you can see you are reciving btc but it still has no confirmation.
And try to transfer bitcoins with status 0 confirmation, then it won't work, neither will you. Mycelium has a different function from the instant exchange, all the numbers displayed fully reflect the state of the actual wallet address onchain. It is far from being abused. |
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Using crypto every day for what, you own a business? Exchange platforms aren't too flexible as a medium of payment and can charge excessive fees.
At least you state your preferences, using crypto isn't as easy as imagined, especially regarding local legality and of course there are some technical things that you need to learn.
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I was not worried because already the customer had shown me his device to check the network confirmation (from his end, it was showing about 15 network confirmation), but I never received payment.
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But my question is, could we see that as one of the drawbacks of blockchain transactions?
The drawbacks you're accusing belongs to the wallet you're using. As far as I remember depositing bitcoin on binance only requires 2 confirmations, the delay in updating the balance is an internal problem that isn't related to the network. And it's strange why you depend on sender verification, while the blockchain is so transparent that you can verify it yourself on your device. |
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however USB's are much more fragile, and don't tend to live as long as pieces of paper stored correctly.
Hell yeah, i don't trust any usb stick to store anything important especially privkeys. Some of my neighbors got new corrupted USBs (those were bought at electronics retail stores and online stores). The reason(I searched the internet), it was forced to increase the storage capacity. Even though it doesn't show any damage at first, a few times of use it will show thaat all saved files are corrupted (unrecoverable). |
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but it will just be a waste of merit and time.
As long as it is permitted, it won't always be wasting anything. Some "most earned merit" members also spend their smerit on trivial things and they never think it's a waste of smerit. After all, not all constructive posts from banned accounts are plagiarism,at least they also occasionally use their minds. lol |
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2 rat03gopoh
as I expected, it works. I just copied the Electrum profile folder and pointed the standalone-version to it. And after entering the password, I got access without any questions. On a completely different PC with a different address.
Hell, that's an elephant-sized security hole! Thanks for the effort, definitely not a good security method. I thought this theft was by someone around you. But... since nobody paid attention to the above TXID - here is just statistics
...missed this one. Jeez, I think you used fake electrum. Sorry to say, you don't really have much chance to get your btc back.
This is the same question I asked in a self-made
Nope, this is a different case with yours. No files were deleted from OP's wallet. |
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thanks rly apreciate your help
gona spend some time seems (when got also some)
gona update
seems like most ppl need figure out pass3ord...
(actually use your link and tip)
At this point you're only focused on password recovery. The aes.json file won't contain it no matter how well you decrypt it without a password. You'll only corrupt the file itself. |
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Bitcointalk Username: rat03gopoh
SegWit BTC Address: bc1qzfmx3g6svkt2d6yt40p3590yphaxhlhr5ex9fq
Merits Earned in 120 Days: 161
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explore each exchange, casino, etc> find the "career" page. they usually provide specific job vacancies including support jobs.  |
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Most cases end up like that if marked by unresponsive support. Now just imagine your $2k frozen until "uncertain time", while behind the scenes your $2k is pooled with other users' money in 1 hot wallet and they freely manage it.
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well I haven't tried this anywhere else but - yes, that's that I did myself to access my wallet on my laptop. I'll try it on another PC and send you the result.
Not necessary, but if you wanna do, then pls with the "temp-wallet" profile. Just wondering if you've ever accessed your wallet on another device(not yours) without making sure if it's safe from being infected with malware or you simply trust the owner. |
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Or we don’t have to trust centralized ecosystem founders to discuss Bitcoin?
Good point, and I'd say not completely. All they'll do is talk volatility, investment, emphasize that there are many advantages of a centralized service, as best they can try to turn you into a speculator and encourage you to use their platform. |
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