I'm not sure if you are intentionally being stupid or if you're just trolling. Do you not understand what consecutive posting means?

Let me help you: Consecutive posting refers to the act of posting multiple messages in a row, one after the other, without any other user intervening with a post in between.

Rikafip already provided evidence from the archive that clearly shows you published all three of your posts consecutively, without any other user posting in between, following dkbit98's comment. It's a ridiculous waste of time that we have to argue about this, but unfortunately, it's necessary to debunk your false claims.

• 61533255 by dkbit98 on 2023-01-02 15:56:58 UTC
• 61533291 by CoinPayCard.net on 2023-01-02 16:02:21 UTC
• 61533327 by CoinPayCard.net on 2023-01-02 16:10:26 UTC
• 61533337 by CoinPayCard.net on 2023-01-02 16:12:10 UTC

reference: https://ninjastic.space/topic/5432564.0

Yeah. Looks like the time for hoarding Bitcoin is going to continue this year! But before you jump on the crypto bandwagon, don't forget that Bitcoin can be a wild ride, so make sure you've got a solid game plan and aren't afraid to hold on tight. If you are willing to hold on for the long run, then it can be a very profitable investment. The important thing is to understand what type of investor you are and how much risk you can take.

Even if the site is still active, which is unlikely, and even if you had a few bitcoins in your account at the time, which were worth only a few dollars, it is unlikely that the site owner would have left such an amount of money in a dormant account for so long. It's worth noting that the value of 1 BTC soared to over 60k USD in 2021. So that money is most likely gone long ago.

There is nothing questionable about that information since the information is verifiable.


https://bitcointalk.org/seclog.php

First, let's focus on one problem at a time. Are you absolutely sure that you need a P2PKH (legacy) address? Have you tried using the address "1JdC6X..." suggested by philipma1957? Is the button still grayed out?


Btw, I still don't understand why you don't want to reveal which casino platform it is. That would make solving your problem much easier for us.

There's no quick fix for building a strong reputation online. It takes time and patience. You need to be consistent with your efforts, and if you're willing to put in the work, it will pay off. I agree with the given suggestions, by actively posting updates and following best practices for interacting with others on the forum, you can steadily improve your reputation over time. It's all about consistently demonstrating your credibility, reliability, and professionalism. Keep at it and your reputation will surely grow!

It is certainly possible. That's why it is important to consider all available information, examine the situation from various perspectives in order to make an informed decision and come to a conclusion.

Here's another piece of information that proves the accounts are related, and in my opinion, most likely alt accounts:

TX1:
From: 0x0984274936f54ab6d34b6e4c1a8aaa92416e5cfe (ltcrstrbrt)
To: 0x4320379558e74800b37114848e7905695c33624a (bluedeep)

TX2:
From: 0x0984274936f54ab6d34b6e4c1a8aaa92416e5cfe (ltcrstrbrt)
To: 0x4320379558e74800b37114848e7905695c33624a (bluedeep)

TX3:
From: 0x4320379558e74800b37114848e7905695c33624a (bluedeep)
To: 0x0984274936f54ab6d34b6e4c1a8aaa92416e5cfe (ltcrstrbrt)

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Yes, I did read the whole thread. That's why I see you're having a hard time and reluctant to give concrete answers.

OK, just stop right there. Multiple members have asked you to specify the casino in question at least six times so far, but you have not provided an answer. (I checked your other threads as well.) Why are you avoiding this question? Providing necessary information is important for the discussion to be productive and helpful and it can be frustrating when important details are not shared.

Here is the first suggestion I made in one of your other topics:

Hello there!

It looks like you have created several topics today, and all the questions are related to one another. Don't do that.

withdrawing bitcoin - newbie - advice welcome
Metrobank....bitcoin?
BLOCKCHAIN? and wheres the Hash?
PUBLIC ACCOUNT NUMBER FOR WASABI WALLET - Newbie question..
BLOCKCHAIN account- Newbie - how to get one?

I think you are trying to cover too many different questions at once, which can make it difficult for others to follow the conversation and offer helpful responses. It might be more effective to focus on one topic at a time, especially since some members have already tried to assist you. This way, the discussion can stay organized and focused, making it easier for everyone to contribute and offer support.

It might be a good idea to continue the discussion in one of your previous topics and lock all other topics. You can find the option to lock the topic in the lower left corner of the website.

I'm not asking you how many BitcoinTalk users do you know personally. I'm asking if you find it OK to merit yourself from an alt account in order to artificially boost your reputation after two years of inactivity on the forum, while also asking (searching) for a no-collateral loan? Don't you think this behavior is suspicious and that members of the community have every right to be concerned about it? If your intentions are honest, why didn't you ask for a loan with your main account?

Yeah. But the concept of cashless gambling may apply to traditional physical casinos, it is not relevant to discussions on this forum, which focuses on online casinos that accept cryptocurrencies. Therefore, the implementation of cashless gambling is unlikely to have any significant impact on crypto gamblers on this forum.

By your own admission, that's asking for a loan. Stop twisting and turning words around.


That still doesn't answer the question. What is your connection with the user accounts bluedeep, speeder and Averim?
Are they your alt accounts? Did you ask them to merit your account? Did you pay them for it?

There is a possibility that the account was sold with the private key. I have seen such offers in Telegram groups and on fiverr.

The facts still stand, the user in question recently woke up (after two years of inactivity) and applied for a loan and a sig campaign, and at the same time received merits from the accounts with a suspicious history and also long inactivity. This raises suspicions of merit abuse and potential loan scams.


@ltcrstrbrt, it seems to me that there are only two possible explanations for the merits you received on your account. Either the accounts that gave you merits are controlled by you (alt accounts) or you acquired the merits through some sort of purchase. Is there any other explanation that I'm not considering?

As a big fan of new and modern things, I'm eagerly awaiting the release of the updated forum software. From what I've heard, the new version has been in the works for a while now and is almost ready for prime time. It's exciting to think about all the new features and improvements that might be included in this update. I can't wait to see how it will enhance the overall user experience and bring the forum into the modern age. So let's cross our fingers and hope that the release of the updated bitcointalk software is just around the corner.

It's true that movies like Avatar have a strong advantage in the visual effects category at awards shows like the Oscars. These movies often rely heavily on computer-generated imagery (CGI) to create their fantastical worlds and characters, which are often impressive and visually stunning. However, it's important to note that creating high-quality visual effects requires a lot of skill and expertise. It's a highly technical and challenging field, and I think all the artists and technicians who work in it deserve recognition for their hard work and talent.

That being said, I think that the Top Gun: Maverick will also have a pretty good chance at taking home an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects. The movie has some really impressive CGI, especially when it comes to the aerial dogfighting scenes. I think it might be a close race between these two for which one wins the category, but my money is on Top Gun: Maverick.

The use of cashless payment methods in gambling has become more common in recent years, however it is still important for gamblers to have the choice of how they want to pay. Additionally, mandating cashless gambling could pose challenges for those who may not have access to or be comfortable using electronic payment methods. And, I believe, there are many of them in less developed countries.

However, since we are on a cryptocurrency forum, I'm pretty sure we don't have to be afraid of a cashless society. Cryptocurrencies are here to stay and they will be the future of money, and it's not unreasonable to expect them to become a viable option for the majority of gamblers in the future. So, I don't see any problem with cashless gambling.

You have a point there. Gambling for fun doesn't necessarily mean gambling without the desire for profit. I think it is more about enjoying the game and participating in the experience and excitement of the game rather than just focusing on the outcome. You're absolutely right that gambling for money, or professional gambling, is different and requires a stronger decision-making process. I mean obviously there is something in it for me too, so its not like I don't want to win, but if I would calculate the expected outcome, it would make no sense at all to gamble. I think the majority of us hold gambling as a fun experience. We enjoy it. Or just want to try out a new casino game because its fun to play them or because we are curious about how it feels to actually win at a casino game or maybe we just want some fun money on the side and might be willing to lose some of it.

Yeah... I almost forgot about the inspiring story of the FedEx owner and his risky gamble that ultimately saved the company. But, in contrast, it seems that Sam has taken the opposite approach and ended up in a less favorable situation.

Sounds like good advice to follow in 2023 and beyond! Here are a few more suggestions for things to remember and avoid:

- Always keep your crypto assets secure. The best way is to keep them in a hardware wallet or an offline wallet. Never leave your crypto on an exchange.
- Don't fall for phishing attacks or scams on social media or email.
- Be careful with what information you share online. While it might seem harmless now, it could come back to haunt you later.
- Always do your own research before investing in anything new or unfamiliar.
- Don't be greedy.
- Don't fall for pump and dumps. You should never invest in something that promises a quick return on your investment.

Wishing you all a happy and successful crypto journey in 2023!