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161  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: May 12, 2023, 10:56:07 PM
Now Best Solution for image hosting would be using TalkImg.com - Image hosting for BitcoinTalk by our Forum member joker_josue

Nice. I didn't even know it existed.
joker josue developed it a week earlier. Right after his 10th anniversary of his Bitcointalk Journey. So, it's pretty much new, and he still improving some features. However, theymos already supported his initiative and added a talkimg.com link on the help page. Also, talkimg.com we will be on the factoid ads of the forum. I am amazed by forum support.

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How long has the Bitcoin talk address been banned? I was away for a bit.
It's been over 36 Hours now since the imgur images are not working. It's not banned. But, they put some limitations and restrictions on requests. So, all the requests from ip.bitcointalk.org are blocked by imgur.
162  Other / Meta / Re: TalkImg.com - Image hosting for BitcoinTalk on: May 12, 2023, 07:07:55 AM
I take the opportunity to inform you that theymos was pleased with the project, and gave its support in two ways:
- On the help page, next to the images tag, there is a link to TalkImg.
- And we're going to have a factoid suggesting the TalkImg website.

I would like to thank theymos publicly for their availability and support!
Nice to see that theymos likes and supports this project. You needed that support to motivate yourself to continue with the same energy ( I would say more power). I am already using talkimg and to be honest, it loads faster for me. I hope the Imgur issue will move more users to your service. I had a question. Do you plan to run ads on your website in the future when you will reach more users? Or, You will keep it ad free?

Now another interesting question. Who uses most images in BitcoinTalk every day? If you don't know, It's ChartBuddy. Someone needs to wake him up and suggest using Talkimg Instead of Imgur because his image is not showing up anymore.
163  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: May 12, 2023, 06:49:05 AM
Stop it buddy, pics don't even show so wth...

It's time to move from Imgur to some other image-hosting website. Imgur Blocked ip.bitcointalk.org requests yesterday. See

I think that what it is is that imgur added a new very restrictive per-IP limit on image downloads. So all ip.bitcointalk.org requests are blocked, but even many Tor exit nodes are being blocked, for example.

I'm not going to attempt to play some cat-and-mouse game with imgur, so people will just have to use a different service such as TalkImg.

Now Best Solution for image hosting would be using TalkImg.com - Image hosting for BitcoinTalk by our Forum member joker_josue
164  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: May 11, 2023, 05:13:14 PM

It is true that Shitcoin will have no role but Bitcoin will reign. For example, banks are being destroyed, people are seeing shortages. But holding assets in Bitcoin is not a disadvantage but an improvement. So hold bitcoin life will be successful.
It might be true that bitcoin accumulators and holders will be more advantaged than those people who are not accumulating/holding bitcoin...  So in that sense, it seems good to start to think about getting off of zero and also figuring out a strategy in which you can accumulate bitcoin at your own pace.. but of course, there are no guarantees that you will be successful, either.
If he considers Bitcoin as an investment (As I do). He has to understand risk management and be aware of possible loss. You could gain or lose in investment. This is why it's an investment. If you plan to hold for a few years, go for it. You don't have to think about losing. Just don't sell if the price is lower than your buying price. You don't have to understand rocket science to accumulate BTC. DCA is the best method ever to accumulate your BTC. Buy more when the market is down. The most relaxing thing is, No one can print Bitcoin out of thin air (you know who does that[government]). So, Your satoshi will be worth more and more over time.

You are not saying anything wrong John Abraham - and you are actually are probably correct about all of these ideas being somewhat common-sensical and easy to accomplish, so long as persistence and consistency is followed - but in actual practice, they are way easier to say than to actually put into practice.
It's true that saying something is more accessible than doing it in practice. But we are talking about investing in Bitcoin and following the DCA method. I don't think you have to know rocket science to follow some simple steps. Moreover, we are living an easy life compared to the old days. Remember how hard it was to use Bitcoin in the old days? The user had to run a node to use Bitcoin. We are doing nothing compared to them.

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Perhaps one of the most frequent problems that people have is a kind of failure to invest that goes along with a kind of eagerness to either take out profits from time to time and/or failure to keep investing in order to be able to enjoy some of the benefits of compounding, which many of us likely realize that the compounding has exponential aspects that fold upon themselves, but still are likely to take more than just a few years to play out.. so compounding gets bigger and Bigger and BIGGER .. so the first few times that you might get a doubling of your investment portfolio (whether in nominal terms or in real terms) might feel good but then when such doubling comes down the road later, the amounts can become somewhat staggering, especially if you might have had several doublings stacked on top of each other.. and the mind becomes somewhat unable to recognize and appreciate how those amounts had ended up growing so much even though they might have had started out with ongoing small, persistent and consistent contributions that might not even have had been very noticeable while they were taking place in the earlier stages of the investment... so there are a lot of occasions that people will pull out way too much of their value from their investment(s) - whether BTC or otherwise - and pull out their principle too early and thereafter fail to experience the various doublings (or the exponential/compounding aspects of their investments)...  

so that is the problem with failing to invest enough..
You have to know the management. I never suggest anyone invest a considerable amount. I suggest investing the amount that may not care too much. Let's say someone makes $100 per month. I won't suggest he invest more than $20. He might not care about this money. Always keep some fiat for emergencies so you don't have to touch your BTC when you need money. I mean, Why would you sell your coin at a loss? Of course, if you need emergency cash, You will likely sell your coins. If you sell your coins at a loss, it's an actual loss. But, if you keep holding, that's an unrealized loss. You will eventually recover your position.

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and another angle is investing too much and getting too far over one's skiis.. and so over investing has to do with poor cashflow management (and sure sometimes bad psychology too), and if there are not enough preparations for safeguarding various times that cashflows can become short, and then there are times that these people are forced to have  to cash out of some or all of their investment at a time that is not of their own choosing because they failed to adequately account for cashflow shortages down the road that might come from investing in bitcoin today... so then maybe the cashflow shortage ends up coming in 6 months because there was a failure to keep an adequate cash (liquidity) cushion or to keep some cash in locations that could be drawn upon during those later down the road cashflow shortage periods that are quite likely to come, and some aspects of the cash shortages might be foreseeable and some aspects might not be foreseeable.
Here, I would say the same thing as I said in already. It's all about money and risk management. Nobody knows your worth other than you. Don't take suggestions from anyone about how much you should invest and how much is not. Work on your money and risk management. It's not wise to invest high and then panic. If I know I won't have any issues if I lose thousand dollars, I can invest in Bitcoin without fear if I have patience.

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Many of us should be way more informed about what to do and how to do it after we have been doing it for 4-10 years, than someone who is just starting out, so then if we have been investing for 4-10 years or longer, then our accumulated position might contribute to our needing to revise our approach based on our having more assets (hopefully including a decent portion of BTC) to help inform us better how to continue to go forward from there, whether it is continuing to accumulate BTC or going more into a maintenance mode, rather than an accumulation mode... and even reallocation decisions might become more relevant for a 4-10 year (or more) veteran as compared to the beginner who might not have anything to reallocate because s/he has not built hardly anything materially meaningful yet... getting up to 1 year or more living expenses (or cashflow) into your investment portfolio starts to become significant/meaningful as compared to the beginner who might contemplate whether to invest 10% to 25% from one pay check that is hardly shit in terms of portfolio building... because 10% to 25% of one paycheck might only constitute somewhere in the ballpark of 1/100th to 1/500th of the annual cashflow... so even by itself, the one investment might seem like a large amount, but it is not really adding up to a significant/meaningful amount of money until it gets to a sizable amount in terms of what that specific person's annual cashflow situation is currently expected to be and then also accounting for what such cashflow expectations might be in the future as well.. There are quite a few places in which normies can end up making mistakes in these various calculations regarding what to do and how BIG of a position size might be reasonable in order to attempt to go in the right direction in terms of accomplishing their goals, whether that is merely to improve their living circumstances, get to fuck-you status or some variation of those kinds of considerations that might merely be to maintain their current living status but not having to work (which is actually an improvement.. hahahahaha.. keep the same living standard, but not having to work.. doesn't that sound good.. and easy peasy to accomplish?)..
Too many words, and I don't understand where to start. LOL. I agree with what you have said. No, I don't think it's an easy peasy lemon squeezy thing  Grin. You know that little Kid  Grin. Sometimes reallocation could fuck you up. But it won't last long if you can profit at a reasonable price. It depends on the situation. Buyback at a low price will surely help you accumulate more Satoshi!

165  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: May 11, 2023, 11:25:17 AM

It is true that Shitcoin will have no role but Bitcoin will reign. For example, banks are being destroyed, people are seeing shortages. But holding assets in Bitcoin is not a disadvantage but an improvement. So hold bitcoin life will be successful.

It might be true that bitcoin accumulators and holders will be more advantaged than those people who are not accumulating/holding bitcoin...  So in that sense, it seems good to start to think about getting off of zero and also figuring out a strategy in which you can accumulate bitcoin at your own pace.. but of course, there are no guarantees that you will be successful, either.
If he considers Bitcoin as an investment (As I do). He has to understand risk management and be aware of possible loss. You could gain or lose in investment. This is why it's an investment. If you plan to hold for a few years, go for it. You don't have to think about losing. Just don't sell if the price is lower than your buying price. You don't have to understand rocket science to accumulate BTC. DCA is the best method ever to accumulate your BTC. Buy more when the market is down. The most relaxing thing is, No one can print Bitcoin out of thin air (you know who does that[government]). So, Your satoshi will be worth more and more over time.

I am unsure if Bitcoin is a legal tender in the UK. I assume No?
Ironically, I don't want to make Bitcoin a Legal tender, but I want the taxes from your Bitcoin. Moreover, I would seize your funds held on exchanges.  

Anyways, follow her, and you are good.

166  Economy / Reputation / Re: Are they too high quality so easy to rank up? on: May 11, 2023, 11:04:51 AM
But there are some users with quality posts that are not much different from my quality, but they are already ranked above me. I asked what they did to make it so easy for them to get it.
You may see some newbie accounts got plenty of merits with low post count. Well, even though their rank is newbies. They might not be a newbie. Did you get what I mean? Maybe they have been in this forum for a long time and know how to earn merit and where to post for merits. Multiple accounts in this forum are allowed unless you evade the ban rules. So, It's not always true what we see.

Moreover, there are plenty of newbie accounts that are genius. I remember of n0nce and PowerGlove. You will be surprised if you see their merit ratio. Even though they ranked up already, they were newbies at some point, and look at their merits and post quality. They are genius at solving various issues. Powerglove was a newbie, and he was able to patch the forum. So, don't be disappointed. We are not the same. Some forum members like n0nce, PowerGlove, LoyceV and o_e_l_e_o are genius in coding and solving various issues. They have some skills, and they help others using their skills, leading them to earn a decent amount of merits.

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But I feel that being able to get merit is very difficult even though there are several threads made for users who want to get merit with terms and conditions that must be obeyed.
Some people might say No, it's not complicated. Well, As a newbie, Yes, it's challenging to earn merits. Earning 13 merits from the first 100 posts for an average Joe is not bad. Eventually, You will get familiar with the forum environment and understand where you must improve. Keep reading posts, and don't engage with threads where you do not have a genuine interest.
167  Local / India / Re: WazirX again caught! on: May 11, 2023, 07:14:20 AM
which I assume is a WazirX app screenshot and I was horrified that a Centralized local Exchange can charge so much as a fee. I am sharing the screenshot below.



Huh? 193 USDC As a transaction fee? How much was the withdrawal amount there? Was it for any withdrawal? As far as I know, Kucoin was the worst exchange charging a 25 USDC transaction fee for an ERC-20 withdrawal. That was the max amount I learned so far. ERC-20 Chain charges more withdrawal fees than any other chain. The lowest Transaction fee charges for ERC-20 USDC withdrawal by Binance. It is 3.2 USDC. Also, If you withdraw a small amount of USDC, Coinbase exchange is the best option as they charge 1% of your transaction amount. You can check the image below;



But, Charging 193 USDC for a withdrawal is ridiculous.

Note; I do not recommend using any centralized exchanges. I am not from India so I don't know about this particular exchange as well. That's are the stats only that I was aware of.
168  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Politicians can't be trusted. on: May 11, 2023, 06:53:10 AM
I am not sure if this is a made-up story. It doesn't look like a real story. May I know where you are from, if you don't mind sharing? Moreover, When this incident happened? How many years ago? Did any news or Media Covered this news? Can you please add any references? I cannot think this kind of thing can happen in real life. I mean, Someone mixing poison in food and distributing them to kill innocent people who came to support their political leader. If this is true, There must be some news media that will cover this news. This is not a regular thing that happens in everyday life.

Now come to 2nd point. All politicians are not the same. You cannot blame everyone for some countable politicians. I used to hate politics (I still do). But, at some point, I feel I should be a politician to fix some issues. If no one from people steps up to fix societal problems, How will those issues be solved? You can try to resolve any issues by yourself. But, Political power gives you more opportunity and especially funds as well. You must be careful with the funds and ensure you don't waste them. Most importantly, don't loot them.

One of my school friends became a politician last year. I am proud of him. He helped many poor people and did many other things that I don't remember now. Government always sends some help to needy people. But, Needy people can't get it due to bad politicians. As a politician, You have to ensure those helps get by who deserve it most.
169  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What are the possible solutions of underdeveloped countries problems? on: May 11, 2023, 06:13:49 AM
I think it will make sense if the colonial masters or the developed countries in general come to the help of this country not by reaching on a selfish agreement with them for something in return but by putting every force on ground in achieving a good leadership for the country, political office has to be made less attractive to accommodate technocrats in the system to salvage the horrible situation of the citizens of the country at large to be propagated in line with good governance also by Brick tightening all the lope holes where public funds can be embezzled or syphoned by the office holder.
Most Underdeveloped countries' governments are corrupted. Most of them are busy looting money from big projects. Of course, Financial organizations and other countries want to help them. But you have to show your output. China is one of the countries that wants to lend to underdevelopment countries. In return, you have to give them a commission.

Let's say developed countries want to help, and they give them funds. What if their corrupted people loot most of the money? This thing is happening in Africa. You cannot imagine how corrupt the government is. It's happening in Asian countries as well.

Other countries won't show interest if they have nothing to achieve from the target country. Moreover, Powerful countries like the USA and their army always killed innocent people in the name of good governance. Look at history; when they say they want to establish a good government in any country, they take over the country and kill many innocent people who have nothing to do with the government.

Look at Israel and Palestine. What's happening there? Why the world is silent about this matter? Did you forget what happened with Afghanistan and Pakistan? I won't invite any country to another country to solve their issue. They won't do it without any benefits.
170  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Need signal service on: May 10, 2023, 08:58:48 AM
Help me to find out any best telgram signal group. I dont have time for analysis. Just check the signal and trade. Thts all i need for trading crypto. So suggest me some best signal group.
Telegram Group or channel signals are fake and baseless. Not only telegram, other Youtube or other social media Signals are fake. Paid signals are scams! I remember I got a website that gave signals of which token/coin would be listed on which exchange. They gave a few signals for free and then asked to upgrade the plan. Before I upgraded the plan, I waited and saw if their signals were accurate. If you know, you know, Most Tokens/Coins pumps after listing in Major exchanges like Binance, Coinbase and Kucoin. So, I was tempted to see if their signals were accurate.

Guess what? I got five signals, and none were listed on any exchanges within the mentioned time frame. This makes me think twice about all other signals. Let's say their signals are accurate. Why would they post it for free for others instead of trying to do something for themselves? They can easily buy those tokens early and then sell them at a reasonable price once they are listed in Exchanges.

They won't do that because they don't know what will happen. They predict, just like all of us, and post a signal. Some people are good at analysis. That doesn't mean they can predict the movement accurately. Don't rely on those free/paid signals. Do your own research before you open a position. Don't buy any coins by depending on someone's suggestion.
171  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Best Place to buy Physical Gold on: May 10, 2023, 08:37:03 AM
I know this is an awful place to ask this question but please know that I am also bitcoin holder. Do any of you buy physical gold where they ship it to you and if so from where? Just throw me a link to the spot and I'll do my research from there. There just seems to be alot of places to choose from and not all can be trusted.
Do you planning to buy Gold from an Online store? If so, I won't suggest you to do so. I am curious where you are from. If you are from the Middle East, it's easy for you to buy Good quality gold at a cheap price. But if you are from somewhere else, Check if any of your friends live in the Middle East or visit the Middle East. If you find someone trusted lives in UAE or Saudi Arabia, You can ask them to purchase Gold for you. I suggest not buying physical gold from online stores to reduce the possibility of scams. BTW, I am not sure if you can find good quality gold at a cheaper price than in the Middle East. But that's where I get most of my Gold! I have a couple of friends who live In Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

If you do not have any friends in those countries, You may still search in your country. I suggest you buy physical gold by checking it physically. I don't recommend buying gold from an online store, no matter how reputed the company is.
172  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: When Bitcoin will become stable currency? on: May 10, 2023, 08:00:00 AM
The problem is that for Bitcoin to become a currency everyone will use, it should be stable. I know that you might say that people will still use it because it's not about stability, it's about freedom and technology. I agree with that, but Bitcoin needs to be stable in order for people to treat it like money, and not like an asset.
Bitcoin Price will never be stable, and no one can predict the price (Not even now)when 21M coins will be mined. We cannot predict what will happen after 140 years. Is it really crucial for the Bitcoin price to be stable? I don't think so. I would still use Bitcoin, but then people will lose interest in Bitcoin. As long as you consider it an asset and investment, You can also expect profit and loss. But, when you think of it as money only, You cannot expect it to be grown independently.

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Just look at what people are saying right now, experts say that people shouldn't hold USD because inflation is just 5% a year, but imagine if you have bitcoin that can go down like 5% a day because some whales sold it. It will be problematic for people to use it on a daily basis because of that.
Look at the other side as well. Bitcoin can gain 5% daily too. You have to learn more about risk management. You don't have to invest all of your money in Bitcoin. Keep some fiat money for daily needs and some emergencies as well. You cannot expect gain from Bitcoin every day. Whenever the price goes down, wait for a good day. Eventually, it will recover.

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I know that people say that when Bitcoin will be adopted, it should become stable because there is a limited amount of it, but I don't see how it's gonna happen. From what I see people treat bitcoin as an asset to invest and hold and I can't imagine that will change in the future.
This is the truth. No matter what we say, people think of Bitcoin as an asset and investment where they can gain profit in the long term. I don't mind it at all. I would suggest you think the same and use it when you have a chance to use it. I mean, You don't have to pay for everything using Bitcoin. Hold it when your coins are lower than your buying price.
173  Other / Meta / Re: List of the forum's admins/ global moderators/ staffs on: May 10, 2023, 06:06:17 AM
What could be the reason that a staff would be dropped by theymos after being appointed? Could it be related to wrongly handling cases or intimidation of ordinary members?
There could be various reasons, and everyone's issue might be different. Some may be stepping off at their own request due to personal matters. Of course, no one here to explain unless theymos or the Ex-Mods want to explain why they were dropped from the position. It's possible that they were not active enough, so the admin has to remove them. There are still some Mods who have been offline for over a month still they are Mod. So, I guess it's not a big issue.

Wangbus has been inactive for a year and still holds the position. So, it's understandable that theymos doesn't remove someone without talking to them. @tranthidung, It seems mitzie is not a staff anymore. Also, He is inactive for the last five months. Can you please confirm if he is still a Mod? You may want to update the list as well.

174  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why BTC Transactions Fees are Skyrocketing? on: May 09, 2023, 10:49:34 AM
If you guys don't know about BRC-20 then it's similar to ERC-20 and we can deploy tokens on the BTC blockchain by using "Ordinal Protocol" just like people can mint tokens on the ERC-20 blockchain.
I did not know about this before last week. I heard about Ordinals about a month ago but did not bother to learn more about it. I did not care about It because I did not think those shitcoins could be a problem for Bitcoin users. I mean, I don't care who is investing where until it doesn't affect me. ERC-20 was why some scam tokens were deployed, and they kept doing it to get profits. Since then, the ETH Gas prices never went down so much. Or it went down for a short time and then up again.

This Ordinal thing enabled an excellent opportunity for scammers to try the same thing they did with the ERC-20 chain and BEP-20 chain. People are aware of ERC-20 and BEP-20 Scam tokens. Since BRC-20 is new, people will be interested in it and will surely try their luck, and scammers will take this opportunity. Now I am afraid of this protocol. This increased the transaction fees, and it's unlikely to go down for a long time, just like the ERC-20 chain.

Half a million unconfirmed transactions in Mempool for over a week. Nobody knows when it will decrease. The recommended transaction fee is already 200 satoshi per byte. This morning it was 292 satoshi per byte. I hope this craze ends very soon and the network becomes normal.
175  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: I found a trading strategy that blew my mind! on: May 09, 2023, 09:10:25 AM
I found a trading strategy based on the CME premium and it looks like it's very accurate.

Explained here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8uUm6p5wlc

Are there any loopholes in here? What do you guys think?
Is it your youtube channel by any chance? Are you trying to get views from the forum by giving a clickbait title? I see this as advertising. While you wrote you found a trading strategy that blew your mind, You are supposed to explain the pStrategyocss and why you think it will work for everyone. Moreover, you are supposed to explain why it blew your mind. I don't trade every day, but the title of your topic attracted me to click on the topic link. However, I am disappointed. This is like a marketing strategy. That's how news portals get traffic from social media.

About Strategy, I don't think a single strategy can work for everyone. Also, A Strategy doesn't work every time. It depends on the market situation and the amount too. So, I won't suggest anyone apply any strategy shown by someone. Make your own Strategy and make a trade with responsibility. Don't be overconfident, thinking this strategy will work 100% for you.

This is how many new traders liquidate their money on trading platforms. They think this strategy worked for someone and might also work for me. But this is not how it works.
176  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: High transaction fees and businesses that accept bitcoins. on: May 09, 2023, 06:36:13 AM
We can't just because of transaction fee deny customers from making payments neither should that be a discouragement on them as well, i think using one or two dollars as cost for transaction fee isn't that too much beyond bearable approach...
Have you really tried any recent transactions on the network the fees are surely higher than one or two dollars. So I just think you are talking and do not really understand the question asked.
I don't think he tried transacting BTC this week. I've sent only 0.0001 BTC to and paid over 0.00005 BTC as fees (50% of the transaction amount); it's still unconfirmed for the last three or four days. I did it for testing purposes. Still, it makes me wonder what will happen if Mempool remains congested for a long time. Paying 10% as a fee for a transaction amount is too high already. Still, pay more fees if you want to confirm your transaction quickly. The current recommends fee by Blockchain is 292 satoshi per byte which is wild.

lastly try to engage making weekend transactions when the mempool is mostly believed to be less congested and study the fee rate on mempool before making any transaction and you can always go for low priority as well.
If you don't know about the recent Ordinal Scam Craze, Do a Google search, and you can check more info. You can check Ordinals Data from here https://dune.com/ddmrddmr/ordinals-data. Some Shit coins were developed in the Bitcoin Network, one of which is PEPE. Which has gone crazy for the last couple of days? The network has been congested for over a week now. Almost half a million unconfirmed transactions in Mempool, and nobody knows when this will end. 292 satoshi per byte fee is already out of my head.
177  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin the second stage in the path to a central global currency? on: May 09, 2023, 06:22:41 AM
The idea that Bitcoin was created by bankers to test and develop a digital payment service they could control is a controversial one.
Huh? Bankers! I did not know Satoshi was a Banker! You have shared a good piece of information. Kudos for that. Did you even read what was written in the OP? What makes you think that Bankers created Bitcoin while No one can control Bitcoin? However, banks and Governments always want to manage your money, while Bitcoin gives you complete control over the funds of its user. If Nutildah is Right about your AI Content writing, I have nothing to add. I don't think AI is that much dumb as you. AI Should know who created Bitcoin and what its purpose was. You are probably not going to check this thread anymore.

But this is why AI is stupid:
I tried to put his content in an AI, and it seems the content was written by a human (According to that tool). I can't imagine an AI could be this much to say bankers created Bitcoin! All AI should know who created Bitcoin and what the purpose was. We, humans, can be dumb as hell. But AI is not when it comes to such basic things!
178  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: [ANN] Whirlwind.money | ⚡No Fee⚡ | Ultimate Privacy | Anonymity Mining 12% APR🔥 on: May 08, 2023, 10:21:19 AM
That appears only if you select No(Create only) when asked if you want to deposit now, but I understand your point and we will adjust the wording and info buttons to explain the process better.
Exactly. I was talking about the No (Create Only) option. Thanks for taking it into consideration.

That is probably your Legacy Bitcoin address corresponding to your Note private key, it's not the deposit address. Whirlwind on-chain Bitcoin deposit addresses start with 'bc', as a rule of thumb if you are not on a page where you can download a Letter of Guarantee for the deposit you are not in the right place. Understood your point and we will make the process easier to understand for new users.
Right. I thought it was an address from Whirlwind. But, I get it after your explanation. I've sent a few satoshis to that address. It's not much. Still, I will try to import the private key into a wallet and try to access the funds.

There is still a lot of mystery surrounding what was found on the disk recovered by authorities related to the CM money laundering website therefore is there any way to independently verify this claim. I am not doubting what you are saying but can the claim be proven?
Do they also recover data from the disks? I am curious what data they have collected. I mean, Mixers doesn't collect users' personal information. All they can have is your transaction hash and wallet address. I don't care about IP collection data as well. I don't think they can prove they don't store your info. I mean, it's not possible without giving you access to their server  Grin. I know you don't want access to their server.
179  Other / Meta / Re: Restrict newbies from posting in the lending board? on: May 08, 2023, 10:06:23 AM
That might be because you have already stated your opposition ?
I don't want to comment on this matter. I don't know if you get me wrong. But I did not mean your feedback was inaccurate. I said it might look like the feedback is inaccurate at first impression. But, if you are regular there, You will understand the frustration.

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Can I send you a PM, please?
Sure! Why not. For whatever reason, you can PM me anytime. I am open to discussing anything.

I have also seen many new members who apply for loans only after creating an account. I don't understand on what basis they apply and on what basis the lender will grant them the loan.
They apply for no collateral loan and their cause is Trust me, bro! They are not familiar with this forum, for sure. It's not like they don't know their loan request will be rejected. They are just trying their luck, knowing their loan request won't be granted.
180  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: High transaction fees and businesses that accept bitcoins. on: May 08, 2023, 07:42:11 AM
This season where transaction fees are really high can be a discouragement for people who were already becoming used to making payments in bitcoins at their local stores that accept payments in bitcoins. For people who have businesses that accept payments in bitcoins, how are you coping at this time when transaction fees are really high, and what adjustments have you made to try to see that people do not totally cancel out making payments in bitcoins due to this challenge.
Yeah, It's frustrating for regular Bitcoin users who make payments using Bitcoin. Some of us don't care that much because everyone doesn't use Bitcoin every day. But I don't think it will affect the business that accepts Bitcoin payments. They have nothing to do with the fees. Because whoever chooses to pay using Bitcoin has to pay the fees. Businesses are the receiver end, they don't have to do anything, and they don't have to give them change like fiat money. They have to ensure that their customer paid enough fees and that the transaction is not RBF.

It will be a bit expensive for Bitcoin users if they pay a couple of dollars bills and it charges too much fees. But, I think this situation won't last for too long. The Ordinal craze will end at some point, and we should see the death of some shitcoins! I wish we had better solution to fix the current issue. These Ordinal things becoming a head ache.
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