I had the same issue initially, but it was only for the airdrop application. It's never been a problem for me to use my five digit ID in my signature. I've been here since the first airdrop.

Very cool initiative, I hope it works out so that other musicians will follow suit.

Can't say I enjoy her music, but I might have to purchase a copy just to show my support.

Anything to destabilize the monopoly that labels have on pricing and distribution is a good thing in my book.

Dev hasn't been around in awhile - who knows if he'll ever show up again. I'd take your money and invest it elsewhere - and this is coming from someone with a genesis account.

Well, for anyone with a conscience, it is rather important to remember that a scam means you make money off of some other poor unsuspecting sap. Some can live with that, I guess.

On the other hand, I've yet to see anything to really convince me that this is a scam token. Most people posting against it seem to have personal vendettas. I'll continue to support and wear the signature unless I see some actual damning evidence.

There is a large grass roots group of support behind this coin that goes far beyond the possibility of 'farmed' accounts. Only time will tell, but I'm still a fan and think it's got a lot of potential.

Yes, the new rules can be found here: https://deeponion.org/airdrop.html

Among other things, you have to have 100 Onions in your wallet to qualify.

Currently, my main focus - as you can see by my signature - is DeepOnion. I know it's gotten a bad wrap sometimes on this forum for people 'spamming' but I do think it's an interesting and currently undervalued project.

Other than that, I was involved in Minereum and Artemine but the Dev has all but disappeared on those. Who knows if he'll ever reappear or not.

I also keep an eye out for any other interesting airdrops - never been one to get involved with ICO's.

Ouch, that sucks.

Really sorry to hear it, although I appreciate you sharing your story as a warning to others.

If it makes you feel any better, I got scammed out of 20 btc once. Granted, they were worth $4 a piece at the time but I still think about that at times.

Sounds like you got addicted to gambling. Earning money takes time and patience and hard work. I might invest in some alts like the previous poster mentioned and just not even check the markets for awhile. Best of luck.

I'll admit - I'm surprised.

I'm a big believer in btc and expect the price to continue to increase over time. This, I think, is a bit too fast. I wouldn't be shocked to see it correct back down to $5000 or so before too long.

Regardless, people are waking up but it's never too late to join the revolution if you haven't already.

Nope. If the company goes belly up, then I'm afraid you've lost your initial investment. The rewards are hefty, but so are the risks.

Agreed. When I was 'new' I joined one of these groups and shortly there after received spam to try and get me log into my myetherwallet account - of course the url wasn't to the actual site.

Most of the time when you see these posts - especially from someone with low activity like the OP, it's just a scam attempt.

Take your spam elsewhere OP.

Just wanted to chime in, I purchased two Windows 10 Pro OEM stickers from this seller. The transaction went very smoothly.

I still haven't had a chance to test them - the computer purchase I was going to make fell through.

Regardless, once I have confirmation that they work, I'll update this thread. All I can say at this point is that they certainly look legit and the seller was responsive and easy to work with.

I got my new tokens as well.

Sort of kicking myself that I didn't sell the old ones while they still higher. I guess I'll hold onto them for fun. Maybe someone will do a pump and dump on them one day, lol.

You might find these articles helpful in answering that question.

Here's one about ETF's in general:
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/etf.asp

Here's one about a Bitcoin ETF:
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-etf-may-just-around-corner/

Hope that helps!

Agreed.

We're lucky they didn't just decide to pack up and run off with any deposits. Still, if I had anything in there, I'd get it out as soon as possible.

I see this as just a bump in the road for DeepOnion - I imagine the price will shoot up nicely once a new exchange is announced.

I need a trusted member willing to receive shipment for an order off of Amazon.ca that they are willing to re-ship to the US. It's nothing dangerous or illegal, but it's a device for treating migraines that is not available in the US. The item can be found here:
https://www.amazon.ca/Cefaly-Anti-Migraine-Device/dp/B009VPAS0M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1509118958&sr=8-1&keywords=cephaly

My wife suffers from debilitating migraines and I would very much appreciate someone willing to help us out. I'll pay for the re-shipping and be happy to compensate for the trouble.

Unless you've got cheap electricity and tons of monetary resources, I'd say it's bets to mine altcoins right now. If you've got the extra funds, just invest in some btc.

You should receive your ROI mining alts faster than you would btc.

Just my two cents.

I'd like a vouch copy, but I swear there's a new thread with these accounts popping up daily and no one ever gets back to me even if I'm willing to pay for an account.

If you're interested, I'll be happy to leave a detailed and thorough review.

I'll agree with the above poster that they're managed by different teams, but all you've got to do is see who posted the announcement thread for Artemine to see it's the same Dev as Minereum.

In order to recover a hacked account, please take a look at the thread here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0

It should have the information necessary for you to regain control if possible.

He mentioned different teams will focus on different coins, but it is most definitely the same Dev. Artemine is referred to as Minereum V2.0. Not really sure where you're getting your information from...