The author of the thread can lock his thread whenever he wants. The problem is that most of them don't know about this or don't care.

This has already been discussed a lot. Actually, last week someone created a thread with a similar suggestion: Threads should be locked after a certain time

Everybody knows that threads should be locked after being answered. But how should we enforce this? What is your suggestion?

So? It still doesn't make sense. You think there are more "evil people" than good people mixing their coins. But who are you to say this? Where are your sources, research and/or data to corroborate with your "analysis"?

Saying that only criminals only use mixers is the same thing as saying that only criminals use Bitcoin. And we know as a fact that this is not true (p.s: an ACTUAL fact): Report: Less Than 1% of Bitcoin Used for Illegal Purposes

And please don't use the "they don't have anything to hide" bs excuse.

I was looking for a thread like this one (to see if anyone had already posted this article, otherwise I would).

Unfortunately, you posted this in the Bitcoin Discussion board, where the spammers never rest. Because of this, your thread has 0 replies and isn't even on the front page of the board anymore (it got buried pretty quickly by the SMT being pumped every few minutes). Why don't you move it to the "Web Wallets" board?

Now, back to the topic: this was all the Lumi Wallet team said after the article came out:

https://twitter.com/Lumi_wallet/status/1005172315909492738

They didn't even deny it. So I assume the wallet is (or will be) a scam.

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They also "deleted" their ANN thread when they got called out by Loyce and Lauda (who neg trusted them).

Old thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2372646.0

Probably not. They say this will be available in the API v4 (no ETA).

For now, it would be better to make multiple requests with the maximum number of pairs possible per request.

From their FAQ, about 100 per minute.

There is no such thing as "promotional posts".

Go to the Watch board and see if the Announcements board is there. If it is, type the id (159) in the textbox and press "Unwatch board".

OgNasty is currently holding 500BTC ($3.843.000) for the forum in this address.
There is also an auction to advertise in the forum every couple days (~1 week), which earns the forum a few BTC per round. Last round, it was 3BTC (for 1 week of advertising)

They have money.

I'm not sure about the other 2, but this was (at least one of) OP's post (now deleted):


Not that high quality tbh.

No. Both you guys are wrong.

What's so difficult on trying before posting that something doesn't work?

Mainnet = official chain where the real transactions happens.

Testnet = like the name says, it's a testing chain with worthless coins.

 Obvious reason. Because this means that it's (teorically) a working product.

Steemit has its own blockchain. You can also use it to earn money with your articles.

Usually, you gain reputation with the time as you do trades, help the community, etc... Then, when you are a known (and trusted) member of the community, you can decide to start a service like this one. There is no formula to get a reputation.

Idk.

Everyone in this list can be trusted: ⛓LIST⛓ BitcoinTalk's Escrow Providers: Ranking & Blacklist ☠ Avoid Scammers ☠ (refresh the page if you don't see the image)

The same happens in the bitcointalk(.)to

Accounts?

"Phishing is the attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details (and money), often for malicious reasons, by disguising as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phishing

By cloning the BitcoinTalk forum and buying a similar domain, they are pretending to be the official forum (and possibly logging the username and password of those who try to login).

There are a few missing. For example, where is:

Mt.Gox Support
MagicalTux

edit: Forgot Hal Finney

Phishing site.

BitcoinTalk.org is the ONLY domain the forum has.

That's not true. I don't know where you heard that.

You can change your username as many times as you want without any cooldown.

There is. By signing a message with a staked address.

Read this thread: Recovering hacked accounts or accounts with lost passwords

Other dark themes for BTT:


I also suggest f.lux to help with the eye strain.

I also asked this a few weeks ago.

Some people said that if that's all the user does (his whole post history consists of this kind of posts), you should report it and tell the mod to look at his post history.

They would just move to a different board (and start spamming it). Then, we would need to restrict the other boards, until there is none left.

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!