Guys, you look at the meaning of the word plagiarism! And think about how a person who does not know the language can write a post. Yes, I made a mistake without indicating the source, but that's it, my mistake is over. And it is not necessary to tell here that you are all exemplary and have not been wrong. Plagiarism is not worth my pull, I'm not a jerk to you.
pla·gia·rism ˈplājəˌrizəm/ noun: the practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own. That's exactly what you did. It doesn't matter if you only did because you wanted to write an english post without knowing the language. This is not an excuse. You didn't forget to include a source. You deliberately tried to pass the post as yours (at least twice). YOU DID. YOU BROKE THE RULES. YOU WILL NOT GET UNBANNED. End of the story. |
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I can not appeal from my account, it is blocked on suspicion of plagiarism. If you look at the situation, you will understand that this is naïve. Everyone is mistaken, and one mistake for 1200 posts, this is not a ban on always.
"One mistake for 1200 posts"? Did you "forget" to source your last post aswell? BTC will likely find acceptance below the immediate support seen at $7,188 (78.6 percent Fibonacci retracement seen in the daily chart) and drop to the $7,000 mark in the next 24 hours.
By then, the RSI in the hourly and 4-hour chart will likely have dropped below 30.00, indicating oversold conditions, meaning BTC may defend the psychological support level of $7,000.
On the higher side, only a daily close above the 10-day MA, currently seen at $8,111, would abort the bearish view.
Only a daily close above $8,644 (May 21 high) would signal a bearish-to-bullish trend change.
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Copied from: https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-faces-drop-to-7k-as-bull-defense-crumbles/Rule are rules. Your ban is permanent. |
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Probably Yobit[1] (they support every shitcoin possible). BUT they are shady and I (as an user) wouldn't touch them with a ten foot pole. [1] https://yobit.net/en/addcoin/ |
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should i send this signed message to the deposit address or to the address chipmixer gives 1ChipMwvHe5tewb1Uqa9bbZZJDmgPV1TC7? if you can't tell i'm really new to this, so sorry for all the newb questions.
1. Open your Electrum wallet; 2. Go to the Addresses tab (View -> Addresses); 3. Right-click the address you used to send the coins to ChipMixer (sender address) and select "Sign/verify message"; 4. It will open a window. Write your message in the "Message" field - something like this: 31 May, 2018. I'm pewpew123 from BitcoinTalk and sent some coins to ChipMixer's address DEPOSIT-ADDRESS-HERE but forgot the session key 5. Click "Sign"; 6. Send the data from every field via email to ChipMixer (Message, Address and Signature) along with you explaining your situation; P.S: If you put even an extra space in the "message" data when sending the email to ChipMixer, the signature will be incorrect. So make sure you send to ChipMixer the exactly same text you wrote in the Message field. |
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I have actually been using bitpay and am quite happy with their service. All you need to do is connect your card to your bitpay wallet and load your card from your bitpay wallet. It's actually very simple to do and very convenient.
I do t normally chime in on these discussions but it really is super simple once you have everything connected
Unless you: a. Are using a wallet that doesn't support BIP70 urls. b. Is using Tor and gets blocked by cloudfare [1]. c. Cares about privacy [2]. |
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Thank you kindly for the reply. I have done so, and have given them the associated deposit address (I assumed that is safe?). After playing around with the site, I discovered that if you type a session token into the restore session box on the front page (that is incorrect/aka a session that has not been previously created) it will act as if it is an old session (going to the captchax2 and then subsequently to the steps 1-4 pages). However, ofc the deposit address is static per session token, so that will be different if you mistype. I think something along these lines must have happened to me (mistyped the session token, but sent it to a legitimate deposit address associated with chipmixer). So I am assuming that as long as my deposit address is accurate (which I am certain it is, as I have a screenshot of it and the sender address (from electrum, which both line up) that I should be alright?
I hope this is the case, as i'm sitting here sweating bullets!
Probably. IMO, it would also help to provide a signed message from the address that sent the coins. This would prove that you own the address that sent the coins to the mixer. Otherwise, you could be someone who found a transaction to ChipMixer and wants the session key to steal the chips (I'm not saying that you are). Here is how you can sign a message with Electrum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4382780 |
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What is with click plus merit on your title? Just off topic question.
Seems like you had a long sleep like Rip Van Winkle  Feel free to read this: Merit & new rank requirementsWelcome to the forum. Hope to see you around. I think he is talking about @BTCW's personal text 'Click "+Merit" top-right corner' I'm pretty sure the user already knows about merit. Thank you Mr. Tryninja, if I have merit I will toss you one for your very informative answer.
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You can use any email in the current forum and no verification is required.
Can we login using the same credentials here in bitcointalk.org? I wanna give it a try to see the email function of the beta forum. The beta forum URL it's not working anymore. But you would need to reset your password to login and try it out. |
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Can someone please tell me why bitcoin mixers seem typically seem to have both a darknet and clearnet address? Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but just now I can't imagine what the point is.
Those addresses are only reachable via TOR. Some users who want to stay as anonymous as possible may prefer to use them (and TOR) instead of the regular .com domain. ".onion names are used to provide access to end to end encrypted, secure, anonymized services; that is, the identity and location of the server is obscured from the client. The location of the client is obscured from the server." Source: https://www.quora.com/What-is-an-onion-site-and-why-are-they-used
And clearnet addresses for those who don't want to bother downloading TOR and setting it up. |
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Well, AFAIK this means that you would either need your wallet password or the seed to restore the wallet (which would also reset the password). Without any of them, your coins are most likely gone.
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Find your wallet file and open it. See what's inside. A lot of random letters and numbers or comprehensible informations about the wallet?
Also, go to the Addresses tab (View -> Show Addresses), find your non-empty address, right click it and choose "Private-Key". Is is asking for the password? Do you see many addresses or just the one that you sent the coins to?
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Do you have your Electron Cash wallet seed stored anywhere? If so, you can just restore it again and skip the password setup.
What do you see when you go to Wallet -> Seed?
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Ok great , after I read this unofficial list of ( official ) Bitcointalk.org rules , guidlines . Now I as newbie become more undesttood , but I still have question, why deleted my comment if I comment in off topic .
Isn't it pretty obvious? If you want to talk about Ethereum, create your own thread (AND IN THE RIGHT SECTION) instead of posting something totally off topic in a thread about Bitcoin. |
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~snip~
The huge majority of his sent/received merits are in the Wall Observer BTC/USD thread. And AFAIK people have made a community around this thread. I don't think he is trading merits. He is simple not distributing it around the forum (more like just using it as a 'like' system to cool and funny posts). |
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Are you running your Core wallet in testnet mode? According to List of address prefixes, addresses starting with a 2 are Testnet script hash addresses. edit: I just sent 0.998 BTC (testnet) to your first address (2NGMDeJdpn1TStxeA5EcdfHy4t2jDqrv3Pa). Here is the transaction. |
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If I buy bitcoins from a legitimate exchange and put them in the Electrum wallet is that wallet now forever linked to me by this transaction?
The address will be linked to your exchange account. Bitcoin transactions are stored forever in the blockchain. If I send bitcoins from this Electrum wallet to a mixer then back to a second Electrum wallet owned by me is this second wallet/coins now completely anonymous?
Yes. If you never do any direct transaction from your wallet 1 to the wallet 2 and if the mixer trully works (some can be analysed quite easily). Buy Bitcoins -> Send to Wallet 1 -> Send to Mixer -> Wallet 2. If you use ChipMixer (see my signature), it's will probably be more effective, because the output coins are older than the input (the coins you sent), so chain analysis are way more difficult to be executed. |
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Mmm, I'll pass, for a few bucks sure, for a 1k+ USD transaction, I need to get the address straight from bitpay, not from some 3rd party website that gives me who knows what btc address...
You can actually get them by your own with a quite simple method: Just send a GET request to the invoice URL with the header "Accept" equal to "application/payment-request" and you will see the payment data. The output will look like this: {
"network":"main",
"currency":"BTC",
"requiredFeeRate":10.681,
"outputs":[
{
"amount":1001600,
"address":"159Z9Q2qUURpZN6F1VConaKguv1r1wjNXg"
}
],
"time":"2018-05-30T00:12:31.638Z",
"expires":"2018-05-30T00:27:31.638Z",
"memo":"Payment request for BitPay invoice 6iKSbiLdJkQGnuCoztCsU1 for merchant Electronic Frontier Foundation",
"paymentUrl":"https://bitpay.com/i/6iKSbiLdJkQGnuCoztCsU1",
"paymentId":"6iKSbiLdJkQGnuCoztCsU1"
}
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