This is a lie, isn't it?

- https://bitmore.io/en/pages/privacy-policy/
- https://bitmore.io/en/pages/kyc-and-aml-policy/

You have a Bestchange banner on your site, but the link is just the home page. Shouldn't it be like this (https://www.bestchange.com/bitmore-exchanger.html)

Solana SSHIB 
Like, what did you expect from people creating such shitcoins by blindly trusting them?

The least you could have done is tell them to send tokens to an escrow to safeguard the bounty participants. I mean, what do they lose by sending a few useless tokens minted out of a thin air to the participants for their wasted time?

Sounds like an airdrop Trust Wallet had a few years ago of TWT. It's a marketing stunt to get more downloads and users, you can't completely trust close sourced wallets. Get the airdrop and move your funds out.

You can't rely on random online articles, most of them carry false information, mate. You have to manually look for the source code, and currently it's private or not available for the public.

Check their GitHub. The profile is deleted https://github.com/bitkeepcom

1. By using privacy leaning sites or projects like kycnot.me
2. The clearnet is not the only place with customers or where they can advertise. There are very many sites, marketplaces and forums where they can advertise from in the dark web. In fact, they are likely to get way more customers from the dark web than the clearnet.

They do exist

Why did you continue using the site after seeing other several scam accusations?

I also suggest you create a proper scam accusation with all the evidence/proof supporting that you get scammed.

Here is their forum representative, you could send them a PM too about this issue - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2660816

Most people buy these memecoins to make money. Not to hold for long term, lol. By the time a memecoin hits an exchange it means some people already bought it in dexes at much lower prices and with the listing, they will be looking to offload their bags.

I know of three tokens I bought via Raydium and shot up in price upon getting listed in CEXs but then started dumping all the way down that very day, and they have been down there since.

Thanks for the translation. I will add the link to my OP, though I am going to have to edit my post, especially when it comes to wallets that support the sweep function(it's been a long time since I last made an update). Priority will of course be given to open source wallet software programs.

I will alert you after I have made some changes.

Number of posts doesn't really matter much if one is continuously posting.  If one posts consistently for 2 weeks, they will get activity of 14 points. Doesn't matter if they have made 100 posts in that period.
To achieve a Jr member rank , you have to post continuously for at least more than a month

Jr Member = 30 activity points

It's now roughly a decade and 10 days since the idea to build a new forum software was conceived. Bitcoin is 2,981 blocks (as of now) away to it fourth halving event which is happening some day next month, and yet we have no hope as to when the oldest and biggest cryptocurrency forum will eventually migrate to the new 10-year-old open source forum software.

Please Admin, don't let a number of us die before we see Bitcointalk on the new forum software 😬

I think it could have been caused by the same reason for a temporary downtime which roughly two hours ago when I tried to reload a page. Perhaps CF decided to get bitchy about the situation for a couple of more hours. Currently, I am not using Tor, so I can't exactly zero down on when the problem started.

You want people to carry out an exchange with you via Telegram and leave out other more reliable and trustworthy exchanges?
You must be nuts!

10% service fee?
Why would someone choose to top up with your service, yet there are reputable services like Bitrefill, Coinsbee, Binance mobile top up etc. whose service fees are negligible?

What I am thinking is that you might even be using those services to top and then charge that high fee for nothing.

One question I keep asking myself is that if the signals are that good or very profitable. Why don't they use their own money and create abnormal profits instead of looking for subscribers to sell the signals to? It totally makes no sense to me.

If I have $10,000 and my signals can help me make a profit of 10x in a month. In 3 months, that's about $300,000. Why would i waste time looking for subscribers who pay $1400 every 3 months?

It looks like exme.io is their old domain name, when you visit it, it redirects to goexme.io. I am not sure why they made the changes.

It just looks like the other hundreds of instant exchanges out there. I also see nothing p2p about it.

I think they are just only dealing with instant crypto exchanges.

Why are you creating more Announcements about the same service? This is not allowed, you should probably lock one thread.

In the older thread, you opened. I and other members brought up some issues which you never bothered to address, but instead you just created a new account and ANN and though you could just get away like that. That is not how it works here.

Talking about no need for verification and then an AML Bot service to check the "cleanliness" of the coins in one sentence is contradictory in my opinion. I know you are trying to sell it to the customers that you value their privacy, but this is not true when I look at your AML Policy

You might want to start looking for other popular, trustworthy alternatives early enough to avoid future disappointments. In my case I have about 4 exchanges I use just in case one of them decides to act cocky (and they do sometimes)
I also don't leave my funds in exchange if I am not going to trade for a long time

Otherwise, I am glad your issue got resolved, though it was a painful experience.

Never had of it. Maybe because it's a fair new website that probably launched late last year. There is not so much activity or information about it via the search engines. Maybe it's best to avoid it right now until they establish themselves

Try platforms like Gitcoin (it now redirects to https://app.buidlbox.io/). I did some few freelancing jobs back then through that platform, the funds were kept in smart contacts and released once the employer was satisfied with the tasks.
You can create a task and depending on how simple or attractive the rates are, freelancers will apply, and you will approve them based on several things such as their fulfillment rates.

I think you should try back testing it using different time frames, that why you will know first hand which time frame is the most suitable, but I think the higher the time frame, the more accurate. In the video, I see a 4-hour time frame,

You are also going to consider other factors such as your TP and SL percentages. These easily determine your win rate.

Try arkhamintelligence.com as well, You could do the tracing yourself or there is a section where you can post a bounty for other users to help you trace the transactions. I think the payments are made in Arkham tokens, if I recall, well. Just check it out (https://platform.arkhamintelligence.com/exchange).