At least I can have a guaranteed income, I'll probably stick with 50% salary and rearranging household spending plans a little extreme. People are more afraid of getting fired, while out there it's very difficult to find companies that can open vacancies in the midst of an economic crisis.

Risks aren't just security vulnerabilities, but unforeseen accidents. You're handed the backup key over to a service that you have no control over. There's no limit to what you can do, but if you wanna follow cryptographic security standards, cloud storage isn't recommended anyway.

Just remembered this contest, hahaa.


no need, take BigBos as the 2nd winner. I'm ok.

congrats to all winners of contests 1 & 2.
We'll compete again in the next contest.

I still HODL..

In fact it is not FUD in a deeper sense. The FTX case has opened a lot of people's awareness including the blue twitter badges that centralized services in general can carry out similar dirty practices. As such, these services will no longer have the opportunity to control crowds' assets as influencers spread negative rumors from some of the top exchanges.

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Congrats @TopTort777

That's okay, if you have access to one of these addresses below (with a note the addresses were posted before the hack), now you can create a signed message like the format above and post it in this thread.

Btw, CZ tells the chronology^[1] from his perspective what happened with the collapse of FTX at IFS2022 three days ago.

Smells political, yep it might be a hot topic for now. One thought-provoking tweet^[2]

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKRvgj0G7Nk&t=180s
2. https://twitter.com/owillis/status/1592013956805451777

It can be even faster if you've posted a bitcoin address in the past and signed a message from that address.
Can you name your username?

The myth of science that humans can only use 10% of the brain's capacity. Speaking of using the brain, how can you write this while you...

The 2nd option, what is the benefit to the payer if they can even follow manually for free just to get tweets? Or just with hashtags or keywords on google, I can get more relevant tweets.

LOL, subtle orders to evict people.
Next notify will coming, "Withdraw all assets you can from FTX branded or partnered platforms, delete all your data and linked accounts. Currently all of our platforms are infected with a dangerous virus. Leave it and forget it, pretend we never served you".

Just paying attention to the Hhampuz campaigns a few months ago, he lowered the posts quota with the same weekly payment rate. That is, instead of increasing rates, managers can also reduce "workloads". This is also a form of concern for managers to deal with inflation.

Regardless, since there is no responsibility for the welfare of the participants' lives before the law, I think making this decision is only optional. Just hope these companies care more.

I'm using OKX and Mexc (since on the rise) and so far with no issues. Not an FTX user here, so can't say it's alternatives and don't know a standout comparison of them.

Honestly, from your writing it is difficult to understand how the chronology of this scam was carried out. Don't know until to what point you sent the crypto, or whether the scammers sent the money first, I don't know. Until when your case was made public, I just found out that a phone number is needed in Binance p2p transactions just for communication. Afaik, off-platform conversations don't count.

I think binance support feels the same way so your case is poorly resolved.

Your problem is at this address, 16Y4jj7LXLU8P7UrYP5VEfCdZ7W3w3xVNh^{(1st addy)} sending to an address not in your control 1CYYS3R6CKD43nCxFbqvEvjr3VUScKswBw^{(2nd addy)}. I thought your access key was leaking on your phone without you realizing it.

However I can't say that this is an exploit by hacker as long as the 2nd address still holds most of the bitcoins from your address. Came to the conclusion that this is a bitpay system bug (imo), not an exploit. If you wanna contact support, just ask who controls the 2nd address, this address has done a lot of tx output since you raised this case.

The list is too long, some of them will follow the destruction.
Consequences in the long term? positive course. FTX has invested in most of the unnatural value growth schemes (just the money cycle), imagine if they collapse in the near future. Without reducing sympathy for those who lost, at least this big incident encouraged people to learn to be true crypto users, making blockchain work again.

The ftx insiders ain't gonna help as they're currently in danger of being unpaid, why'd they help outflow?

ftx insider says:

I think the CEX dependency will never go away, most of the users disappointed by SBF have been dedicated to trading even before they know the FTX platform. The prospect of value is what they are looking for regardless they've read WP bitcoin about the great benefits behind it. On the other hand for example, my country only allows bitcoin as investment assets and commodity trading, nothing more.

You're still fiercely defending centralized exchanges and ignoring their serious problems which normal people turn to hate, so you're not in btc yet. The bitcoins you store on the exchanges are nothing more than digit values, people are forced to accept this fact if they wanna use these services.

Bitcoins don't need to be listed on exchanges, exchanges need people to deposit their bitcoins.

Interested, let's make a deal.
I have a weekly campaign payout (max $50) which seems pretty reassuring to you that I won't sacrifice $15 worth of reputation. You can simply charge that to my manager if I beat around the bush about payment.
I'll only pay when the item reaches me (I'll take it for $20 instead), meaning you go first.
If you agree, let's talk further.