Well, one bitcoin years ago was $40 and it's almost $20,000 now. Isn't that an example of how bitcoin is surpassing the value of fiat? You could afford to buy one bitcoin easily years ago, can you do now? Not many can. So clearly implies something has gotten expensive right? Bitcoin.

The pump and dump are vague words when using bitcoins. The stability of bitcoins over the years has only shown a rise so not like it will ever fall to $50 again and even if it does, I doubt it will climb back to $20,000 again.

And how did you manage to come up with that logic? FYI, the forum just doesn't mean an online forum, if you look back at the definitions used by the Romans, it goes beyond your "online forum logic". People don't really care what the website domain is as long it has great content. With your logic, "Facebook" should be a website about book faces? Flawed.

It's fairly easy for such scammers to pull out a loan scam here. They buy a high-level bitcointalk account, do some $50-$150 deals on the currency exchange thread and get that green positive feedback. Create two threads showing their love and affection to the forum and there you've them as a "Reputed Member". I'm surprised how easy it is to get positive Feedback these days. Someone literally didn't want to do a currency exchange with me because I didn't offer them positive feedback in return. I saw their profile a couple of months after, they have a green trust and also went from being a Newbie to Senior because of their currency exchange thread. Now if this person pulls out a scam I wouldn't be surprised at all.

I will never trust an accountant who doesn't have $5000 saved to take a vacation in a first world country like America. I'd be flipping burgers and still can afford to take that vacation. Newbies, the first thing you do before interacting with this dude is this

Sorry if the topic sounds logically flawed I didn't dig much deeper into the financial fantasies of such.

I'm wondering what if one day Bitcoin goes so high up in value that it causes somewhat a fiat crisis? I mean imagine, you've Bitcoins but there isn't much cash available in the market to buy your BTC, or simply put people can't afford it? Will bitcoin be of any value then?

Doesn't seem like it..

Not sure how helpful it is for you but have a look at this thread and how I got hacked off my Electrum wallet when I knew "I was doing everything right", I wasn't.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5129118.msg50500408#msg50500408

The address that you copy-paste on your website if seen on a block explorer, does it show the funds you received? Does it show any transactions at all?

Will be helpful if you link to those addresses and transactions.

Ahh, so there is a problem! 6000 emails a month, 200 emails per day without a credit card! Offers a perfect opportunity for anyone looking to send spam emails without losing their identity. Also, multiply those numbers by 20 different accounts and one can create a massive spam farm. They have API's and stuff which would make automating this really easy. I wonder how does this company make money? 

Why is everyone disagreeing with the idea of having that domain? It is a very good domain to own and has so much potential of course unless they're not creating to create another Bitcointalk.

@OP: You can maybe have a forum that offers tutorials for someone new getting into cryptos? Maybe a blog or something of that sort? The market is quite saturated on all that stuff but a unique idea can really put that domain to use.

Thanks for the link, I've updated the OP. As far as I know, the UniSwap airdrop or whatever they called it is over ages ago right? Maybe UniSwap should post it on their official website. Anyway, keep the reports coming.

Actually, I never gave attention to that board. I knew it exists but didn't bother reading stuff because the format of how everyone posts (with the date and title) seems uninteresting and spammy to me. Now that I actually read some stuff in there, it seems like a perfect mini-tech blog for me.

As long as the user mentioned is concerned, if they're wearing a signature, they definitely need to get kicked out of their campaign. No doubt they're trying to get traffic on their medium page for whatever reasons by spamming links on the forum.

That looks like a very impressive game with the 3d graphics and all! Seems like also this game would be very skill-based somewhat like COD? What operating systems are you planning to target? The only issue that concerns me, in the long run, is the bots. What if the bots spawned are of a very high level and it's almost impossible for the new players to win the game? House will be on the win-win side.

So what does the accusation imply? One should stop using the MailJet service? Or the hackers are from the MailJet team? I don't think any of the above proofs are sufficient to conclude anything.

Maybe they're using MailJet because their security isn't as strong as Google's or Mailchimp's? For instance, no IP block or restrictions on mass email generation? Also, just taking a look at their service, they seem to provide mass email generation for marketing purposes which definitely allows for spamming I suppose. Maybe MailJet allows them to stay anonymous?

The thread introduction looks very promising with stuff like "Five layers of security" and "Redis Caching". Do you actually provide all of that or it's just hype? Could you possibly elaborate on the additional layers of security you provide maybe have a blog post above it? I might use your server depending on the answer.

Sorry, those are very small amounts for me.


Bump and a small notice: If anyone contacts you on telegram claiming to be me, ask them to send you a message on bitcointalk from my forum account. If they can't, that's just not me and you are being targeted to scam. My telegram username isn't publicly available (AFIAK) and I would personally message you my telegram handle if I want to trade with you.

I'll tell you why -

Bitcoin price peeks always make it to the news, newspapers, or generally on the online media sources or social networks. This gets attention from the masses who want to invest in bitcoin or think it is the right time to make a move to get into crypto. They, the newcomers, usually fall victims to such silly scams because they got introduced to cryptos in the bull-run and they believe whatever they read online.

That's very nice but if you look at the profit margins you'd have, I doubt you even need a house edge in the first place. Unlike other typical gambling sites, you offer x16 profits for all the bets I reckon. Logically, in every bet placed, you as the house have more chances of winning, or let's say you will win on every bet, unlike the gamblers who would win only some rounds or maybe just a couple of them. Anyway, I don't think reducing your house edge should matter or change your numbers in terms of the customers.

The historical data could be useful but don't the common trading platforms/exchanges have the ability to show the historical data? Their customers can use that feature instead of needing another tool correct?

On your tool, I guess it does the job but very slow and laggy. Click events take time to update and the render on-screen update are also very slow. Basically, the UI responds very poorly to user interactions. You need to use some framework like React/Vue to handle UI properly.

Illegal? Doubt forum has any official jurisdiction that considers anything legal or illegal... Anything that is considered illegal here is the same stuff considered illegal in real laws.

Exactly! Doesn't make sense to punish a few because of the few causing a nuisance. It's the same as banning newbies from creating threads because some of them are only spam links or currency exchange scam threads.

No worries man! That's good to know. One possible solution could be sharing telegram only with the users privately instead of having it on the profile because it becomes easier to copy the telegram handle and create a similar one. I'm still brainstorming a better way to handle this.

Oh not just that, their username on telegram is also CryptopreneurBrainboss. They linked me to the original forum account of CryptopreneurBrainboss when asked who they are on the forum. They linked me to the real CryptopreneurBrainboss's forum account's trust page too. So clearly a case of impersonation.

Why? Isn't spam on this forum enough of a job for the mods to deal with?

Can you explain what benefits a discord server will provide that this forum doesn't? There isn't one (there actually is ) and doubt there is a need for another one to be created especially by the mods. They put in enough "efforts" to keep this forum clean.