According to your trust wall you're Humberto, is that correct?

Can you sell your Doge instead of using it as collateral? That's less work.

I'd say require at least 1 Merit to post in the altcoin section.
Paid bumping services have evolved after recent changes to deal with them. They went from 35 accounts per thread to about 500. It has completely broken the altcoin board.

Spammers create thousands of accounts at a time now.

I'll give you this address: 16rCmCmbuWDhPjWTrpQGaU3EPdZF7MTdUk
If you import it, you have $700 million in your wallet. But you can never use it.

You didn't get paid, you received someone else's address. Adding Tesla for credibility only makes it sound more like a scam.

I read many doubts about your story. To add credibility, can you sign a message from an address holding large funds (either now or in the past), and PM it to my main account LoyceV (see my signature)? If it checks out, I'll vouch for it without exposing your address.

Where did the address come from? Did someone tell you to import it when you tried to buy Bitcoin? (This is a scam that happens)

Are you trying to reinvent fractional banking for crypto? Even if this works, you multiply your risk.

Why don't you invest with money you own instead of money you don't have?

Here's your problem:

Can you sign a message to prove ownership of 100 Bitcoin?

Although related to merit abuse, this is his most recent comment about trust:

I made a list of the first 200: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3667157.msg46081518#msg46081518

He's banned: https://bpip.org/profilearchive.aspx?p=korkor

I think it's 10 minutes.

If it's a recent case: I have over a month of all new posts stored on my computer. I scrape and store the unedited version as it's first posted.

Update: edit after 7 minutes.

Please make such a site, so I can turn on a bot: 0.002 Bitcoin at any multiplier for 60 million bets.
In short: the house will lose.

You can easily create such a list from the full merit data dump.
I can do it when I'm back at my desk.
Update: see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5053587.0

So, in short, you're saying your posts are worthless because you have 0 Merit. I agree

Disclaimer
I'm using my alt, so the "you work for the competition"-argument can't be used. I've used and/or tested several mixers, it's not as if I suspect all of them to be scammers.
This is not a scam accusation (yet), I have no evidence that anyone got scammed (yet). I think it's worth discussing though.

My gut feeling
MIXERCOIN (username: mixercoin) gives me the same feeling BITMIXCOIN.IO (Trust: -64: -6 / +0) did a year ago. They claimed to own 2000+ Bitcoin, but couldn't prove it. Eventually, that mixer pulled an exit scam and stole well over 16 Bitcoin before their webhost took them down.

Serious questions are evaded
MIXERCOIN follows a similar pattern: claiming to have very high (in this case even unlimited) funds, but refusing to sign a message. This is how they respond to valid concerns:

Playing dumb
They pretend not to know how to prove ownership of funds.
Laughing at valid concerns is what I expect from a scammer, not from a legit business:
Even if mixing a small amount would work, that doesn't prove it's not going to be a selective or exit scam.

Spam
They're spamming many local boards with Google Translated posts, which isn't allowed. I've reported some of the posts, and some are gone already, so I've archived it.

The problem
It can't be proven until they scam someone. Any Newbie that asks for a no collateral loan, quickly gets tagged, because most of them are scammers. Meanwhile, anyone can promote their mixer, even though many of them are owned by scammers.
BITMIXCOIN got tagged with red trust after they scammed 16 Bitcoin, and the victim sent me his Letter of Guarantee. MIXERCOIN doesn't even have a Letter of Guarantee, so there will never be any conclusive evidence.
So far, I haven't tagged anyone based on speculation, and I don't want to start that now. On the other hand, I'd hate to see another scam mixer make an innocent victim if that can be prevented.

I didn't see that on my (cheap) laptop screen, it looked totally white there. Only on my phone I see what you mean.

What gets me is that he seriously thinks he can buy my account without anyone noticing
LoyceV, shitposter, who's gonna notice

So you're saying you run a mixer but don't know how to sign a message?

Those answers remind me of selective scam site bitmixcoin. Evading valid questions is not how you run a legit business.

That's only possible if you own 50% of all bitcoins. I don't believe that, so it's not possible.
Can you at least sign a message to prove ownership of substantial funds?