Requesting admin/mod to check and ban the following user accounts for ban evasion.

1. soniacrypto
2. sagar1111
3. dhakadhak099

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1. soniacrypto
2. sagar1111
3. dhakadhak099

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archive: https://ninjastic.space/post/61474665

archive: https://ninjastic.space/post/60692107

archive: https://ninjastic.space/post/60692107

More accounts connected, all banned!



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These alts have been reported by me in the "[Report] Ban Evasion [Requesting Admin/mod to check those and ban]" thread for ban evasion - Yes

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Ban evasion (using or creating accounts while one of your accounts is banned) is not allowed.

Let's focus on this part for a start. Why did you create their announcement thread? And why did you later delete it?

How do you imagine it is possible to solve this problem through crypto, and why do you say "no third party distribution"? Aren't you the third party? Or do you want to create a DApp that will serve as an escrow service? Can you describe how it should function?

There are some individual cryptocurrencies or blockchain-based projects that are scams, but it is unlikely that the entire cryptocurrency market could ever be considered a scam. Investing in cryptocurrencies carries with it some inherent risks, but so do many other forms of investments. Ultimately, before deciding whether or not an investor is ready to take the plunge and begin investing in cryptocurrencies, researching and educating yourself on the market should be the first step. And, perhaps equally important, make sure you understand these risks and take only as much risk as is appropriate for your portfolio and risk level.

Is it too much for you to first read the posts you reply to? I mean, I know all 1xbit signature campaign participants are just spammers, but seriously?

That is an excellent point. This is another reason why I don't believe the 1xBit signature campaign is legitimate. They are not paying their participants because they use their own accounts.

Please explain why do you think this gambling site is "legally allowed"? Could you provide more information about the gambling site in question, including the name and the location of parent company and any relevant regulations or laws that may apply to it? This will help us to understand the basis on which you believe the site may be legally allowed to operate and address any potential misunderstandings.

That is simply not true and you know it. So, why do you feel the need to lie to the community?

Just like you, I am addicted to checking my portfolio every day and looking at the charts and progression of it which made me panic on a couple of times. That's what led to me quitting crypto for a while and doing something else. It's not healthy to worry about the markets all day knowing that nothing you can do will change them. I'm glad I got away from it for a little bit because now, I feel like this is exactly what crypto was built for, to give people control over their own finances, opening up an entire market that has yet to be discovered. Everything will turn out fine!

Operating a Bitcoin ATM business in a country where Bitcoin is strictly prohibited could potentially expose you to legal risks, such as fines or even criminal charges.

In addition to the legal risks, there may also be practical challenges to operating a Bitcoin ATM business in a country where Bitcoin is prohibited. For example, it may be difficult to find suppliers or partners who are willing to work with you, and you may have difficulty finding customers or users for your ATM. Overall, it is important to carefully consider the legal and practical risks of investing in a Bitcoin ATM business, particularly if your country has an unfavorable or uncertain regulatory environment for Bitcoin.

It's worth keeping in mind that Bitcoin has a large and established network effect, and it is the most widely accepted and valuable cryptocurrency. While it is possible that a newer cryptocurrency could surpass it in the future, it is unlikely to happen overnight, and significant adoption and technological advancement are required for that to happen. Some people may be looking for better cryptocurrencies than Bitcoin because they are motivated by the fear of missing out (FOMO) on potential gains in newer, more innovative coins; they believe newer coins are technologically superior and will eventually replace Bitcoin; they have skepticism or mistrust of Bitcoin due to its volatility or perceived lack of privacy; or they don't understand how powerful and unique Bitcoin actually is.

Argentina won the FIFA 2022 World Cup! Congrats!

Argentina 3-3 France (4-2 on pens)

L. Messi 23‎'(p)‎         K. Mbappé 80‎'(p)
Á. Di María 36‎'         K. Mbappé 81‎'
L. Messi 108‎'         K. Mbappé 118'(p)


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An exciting conclusion to a month of nail-biting games. Congratulations, Argentina! You played a strong game and deserved to be crowned champions.

I love this World Cup! The final match of the tournament was definitely exciting, yes, but it also had that extra level of theater that only World Cup Finals can bring out. Definitely more than we could have ever expected. The winner will be decided on penalties.

There is nothing surprising about that. If people didn't really have their crypto coins on exchanges, there would be no order books, and there would be no market for them. Exchanges will never be completely safe, and there will never be a solution which is 100% guaranteed. But for the exchanges to work, and for people to be able to trade their coins, you need to have people who are willing to leave their coins on exchanges.

Yes. That's the biggest challenge with this type of game, cheating. No matter what kind of online PvP game you're playing, there will always be people who try to gain an unfair advantage. Whether it's macros, scripts, bots - whatever. Ultimately, cheating may never be completely eliminated and there will always be people trying to find ways around the rules.

Judging by the OP's activity, I doubt we'll ever find that out. He hasn't made any updates or answered any questions since he created this topic. They don't seem to be serious sellers. I checked their social feeds a bit, it seems they only talk about casino affiliates, site sales and similar shit. There is nothing about a successful casino business.

It was a good match. Both teams played smart, but Croatia's ball control was better than Morocco's. Morocco's performance is good here, but they still couldn't gain the upper hand, they had a lot of good chances in the second half but weren't able to score. Croatia is a better team, and they deserved to win. Croatia's play was more active in this match than in the previous one, and the team showed more discipline in their play, which made the difference. They were more aggressive and scored twice in the first half when they had some good chances. I think they deservedly won the third place in the championship.

I'm not sure what you mean by your question. It's true that some lenders give loans without collateral (depending on the reputation and rank of the borrower), this is the lender's calculated risk. But lenders generally want to be sure they will get their money back, so they ask for collateral. If you are a new borrower and have no credit history, it will be difficult for you to get a loan without collateral.

Just a small correction: There are some blockchain explorers that can work with Extended Public Key (xPub, yPub, zPub), for example Blockpath (https://blockpath.com). But I agree with you that a watch-only wallet is a better option for watching your address balance.

The only mistake that you are making if you buy coins on erroneous plans is wasting your money and a huge chance of loss. Yes buying some coins on low prices does work, because it has the potential to provide high profits for you, but there are also extreme risks involved with this investment. There are thousands of different low cap coins out there, and it's almost certain that 99% of them will completely fail and become worthless. The other 1% could become valuable, but the problem is that you don't know which one will succeed and which one will fail. So when you invest in a low cap coin, there's a high chance that you'll lose all your money. If you want to make money in crypto, then you need to do your research and do some fundamental analysis on each project before investing.