I wanna mention weapon companies, it sounds like it's unethical to classify them as taking advantages on suffering. But if you look at the facts, the amount of their production increased dramatically during the war. Take the example of the Du Pont company, branded the "Merchant of Death"^[1].

1. https://content.time.com/time/subscriber/article/0,33009,934496,00.html

Precisely in those years, they weren't looking for price, but functionality, experience, and they were really looking for proof that bitcoin was an important thing that brought change. I think they enjoyed their journey which in the end made history that the community will always remember, basically they don't really regret seeing the current price. After all, early adopters were more likely to have more bitcoins left (which used to be considered dust) than today.

Finding investors isn't as easy as it seems, I saw your base in the philippines and checked your boutique gallery via postal history. So, add more details about sales statistics (eg. publicly confirmable evidence such as accounts on specific marketplaces), opportunities, prospects, or anything that might inspire someone to choose you as a business partner.

In my country, for whatever reason, buying fast food is considered wasteful by most people. The solution is to make your own food at home (it is recommended that you have a living partner to reduce food waste).
I'll tell the boarding school boys how they get a varied menu throughout the month for a small monthly meal fee for roommates (say $50 per person). Generally, each room (group) seats 3-4 people, so the cost of buying groceries is $150. Measuring the low cost of living in my country, this figure is actually very sufficient.

It's up to you how much you have, separating by spending category. What you need to remember is that the risk isn't only about losing assets, but also losing access. Sometimes someone actually does silly things because they lack basic knowledge of saving keys. So, having lots of wallets isn't always a good suggestion, first measure how good you're at handling this.

Here is a list of the user information they collect ^[1],

Obviously they need user verification, no specific conditions for this request are stated (I think that's when you identified it as violating conditions). On a review they won't ask for KYC at registration^[2]. But you have to be prepared for the worst case scenario, deposit the smallest amount possible or don't use it.


1. https://support.bingx.com/hc/en-001/articles/360034388413
2. https://www.cryptonewsz.com/cryptocurrency-exchange/bingbon-review

What's surprising, you suggest him to transfer via an ATM for the 2nd time at the same price even though it clearly seems inconsequential. Don't know where the machines took the price reference from, the last time the 30k price was seen was in May last year.

If it were me, the first try would be enough to make my decision to stop using bitcoin ATMs for life.

Bitcointalk Username: rat03gopoh
Utopia Public Key: 2D1263260FD6B760A50F08795B34E7BFE2B7AE694392F07429AC5DD5E156901F
Message Deep Link (Chat link): https://utopia.im/d53b4431fd604e2f0261792444797aa4?tid=1903931856924266973
Slot No: 17

If you mean self-custody(hot or cold) wallet, it can't. The only recovery is manually, by going directly to the thief and making him willing to send it back. However it is hard to imagine, your address only shows traces of tx input-output in the explorer, meaning it can be traced but not easily identified as to who it belongs to.

Here are some exchanges without KYC https://kycnot.me, you may be able to adopt their business model.
Some people are okay with KYC and some arent because it is against the concept of decentralization, skepticism about data leaks, etc. After all, not all who care about privacy are scammers.

The higher the level of education, the more specific theory will usually be studied, but again, that's just standard knowledge in all fields that can become obsolete one day. The rest is depending on how to adapt to real challenges, development, evaluation, improvement, and so on. Challenges will be different every time, you must still welcome new non-academic knowledge from various sources which sometimes actually provide more solutions.

Your writing level is quite high for the average newbie, let's get things straight.
You're a person from an institution with some trading background. You're interested in creating a crypto project based on some inspiration.
What kind of project would you like to start and what criteria would you need someone for?

In this place, you can also take your food home by the way.

Whether you want it or not, it depends on your preference because maybe you're from an area where you can't find restaurants that look above that around, or because the economic level is higher than the average income of people in a low-income country so you always imagine "cheap" restaurants will always look like this at firstthought.https://images.otstatic.com/prod1/49135837/3/huge.jpg

But focusing on the OP, it wants food with a decent dose of nutrients but cheap. so the place ism't a major consideration.

Damn I also just remembered that I also took part in this bounty by invitation. I wasn't following updates anymore until I found this thread. There seems to be a lot of new terms for exchanging rewards that weren't previously written into the campaign agreement. KYC, locking up, limitations.

Violating the road map plan seems to be a common thing to do lately,

Is it a real necessity or is it just your passionate desire and it's based on belief? It's good if you understand the risks, but if your initiative is only to get community recognition, sorry it's not cool at all. I shook my head knowing you forced your wife to do this.

That isn't a routine price increase, scenario sometimes misses the usual.


What crazy stories will I read next just to invest in bitcoin?

Enough or not depending on how high your dreams about:
- how high the bitcoin price will reach.
- how much you want something with bitcoin even though the value of the investment is quite high for the average ppl.

When it comes to greed, what I know is that humans are never enough. They'll place regret in any situation.

Every place on the internet will become a haven for scammers if users never learn the signs that scams work, ignoring recommended procedures to transact safely.

Not all newbies are scammers, do mods also have to prevent you from selling something?

If insurance can be classified on untouchable savings, then yeah I have that, health insurance to be more precise. That can't be spent on other emergency needs right?

One should not place too much worry on anything far away, limit it to today and the next few days. The economy will always be a matter of life at every level, people have their own problems, and in fact they'll find solutions slowly when adapting to them. That doesn't mean you don't have a financial plan either.

Binance has several stories of how they attempted to set up (physically) a head office which on average was short-lived due to new regulations that didn't always seem to stick around once the office was established, since the Cayman Islands (their first license), Malta, China, Japan, Seychelles^[1].

December 2021 The Central Bank of Bahrain granted an in-principle license^[2] where it was an opportunity to set up a new headquarters, though I never heard of any renewal. I think CZ is no longer interested in establishing a central office, as a matter of CZ's principle:

1. https://decrypt.co/19191/binances-real-headquarters-are-in-the-cayman-islands
2. https://cointelegraph.com/news/binance-gets-green-light-from-canada-and-bahrain

I also support the unban request, there is no doubt on my part that this was just a minor accident. This ban appeal is also made by the original topic poster.

Anyway, some start asking questions outside the context of account recovery, (it's reputation related). It would be better to open a new topic on the appropriate board.