I would lift the ban if it is only for low quality posts and he has no other accounts with a history of bans.
Sure... so, did you just registered this account to post this? Or are you OP and think we are dumb enough to think you are a different user randomly suggesting a unban for yourself?  Is it normal to permanently ban someone for low quality posts on the first ban?
I think it's possible if that's all you do. I've seen multiple users these past few weeks that got permanent banned and the only possible (or at least evident) reason was that they were spamming (mainly in bounty threads) and/or writing in a thread to earn a bonus (which is against the rules and will get you perma banned). |
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For Bitcoin -> Altcoins, use Binance. They allow you to withdrawal 2 BTC worth of coins per week, so if you always withdrawal less than that per week, you don't need to do any ID verification. |
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You don't need to ask anyone. Just do yourself: 1. Change your twitter username temporarily;
2. Do the audit with the new username;
3. Change it back to your original name;
4. Done! Free re-audit!
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Honestly, this list sucks. Who is this "CryptoMaze official"? A Jr. Member with a 3 months old account and campaigns full of spam and shitposts. If you can't bother to check the kind of users that those managers are accepting in their campaigns, then you shouldn't be making a list of "Top Bounty Managers".
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IIRC, can't you put a fee of 1 sat/byte (with the fee slide) even when they are suggesting a tx that high?
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I don't think so. You could just change the password to a single space to make things easier.
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Who said making money here is something bad? The problem is when you ONLY use this forum to make money. Which is the case in 90% of the new users registering every day. OP had 3 accounts and tried to buy another one. Do you really think this is the type of user that is going to contribute and learn about cryptos? Hell no. He will just spam the heck of the forum while he tries to milk as much money as possible. And this type of user isn't welcome here. I'm sorry if you guys need the money to live and feed your family. But spamming isn't the answer. You can earn as much money as possible with your (one) account by helping people and writing constructive posts. But if you are here to lazily spam and copy paste, you will either get a negative trust or a ban. And we won't be sad for you losing your "job". |
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If you are talking about Bitcoin Core, then yes. You will either need the unencrypted wallet file or the password to decrypt it and spend the coins. If you have a high amount of BTC stored in your wallet, you could try a service that brute forces your password, like Wallet Recovery Services for 20% of your wallet balance. |
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Interesting. So according to that list of wallets that accept Lumens, what I have (My Ether Wallet) is not going to work.
Yes... Because MEW is an Ethereum wallet (which has nothing to do with Lumens). Another question: what if I sent my Lumens to My Ether Wallet, where would the coin go? (FYI I did not do this, just wondering)
I don't think that's possible. Those are two different altcoins. ETH =/= Lumens. |
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No one has any experience with it because the website hasn't released yet. Try to exchange anything and it will show this message: "We plan to start in July, please follow our updates!" The website is only a demo. |
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It's only possible if you pay 50BTC to become a VIP member.
So, just give up or create a new account.
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To store ETH ERC-20 tokens (like MTC) in your Trezor, just send them to your ETH wallet and use MEW to see and spend the tokens.
Just go to MEW, "Send Ether & Tokens", select Trezor and connect your wallet. Then, just use it as a normal MEW wallet.
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Does this mean that we need to type the password/seed/whatever everytime we want to sign a transaction? If not, then it doesn't matter since the password/seed/phrase/whatever that generates the private key is stored in the device.
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it's a system that probably got most attention during the waves signature campaign.
Unlike regular campaigns, in this system, members don't get paid by fixed rates or pay per post rates.
There is a total budget for the campaign (which should be mentioned in the thread somewhere) and users get paid distinct shares of that total budget.
If you have X stakes, your payment would be: (total budget)*(personal stakes/total stakes).
E.g. having 10 stakes in a 5BTC campaign with a total size of 1000 stakes would give you 5BTC*(10/1000)=0.05BTC.
There's no definite answer what is better or worse, it always depends on the individual campaign.
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Yes. When I open the Chrome app, conect and unlock my Nano, the screen briefly shows "Checking if the device is genuine" or something like this. The methods in the article are just a way of checking it directly. |
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1. Install Python on your computer. 2. Open your terminal/cmd and run: pip install --no-cache-dir ledgerblue 3. Then, run: On firmware 1.3.1 or below python -m ledgerblue.checkGenuine --targetId 0x31100002 On firmware 1.4.1 and above python -m ledgerblue.checkGenuine --targetId 0x31100003 It will output either your device is genuine or not. |
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I know this but I am asking to ban the user. Not to moderate any post or any rating. Ban the user so that they can not do their lying shits anymore.
Banning someone = moderating. |
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