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You can observe desperate people who are disappointed in their investments when they are not educated in this area. In recent examples, someone lost their bitcoins from improper storage, but previously they were too hasty in buying, not understanding how to properly handle and store them. Another example is when a person expects a quick profit and regularly observes that his investments do not go uphill.
But those people who know that patience, proper storage, and an amount that is not vital for them when investing are unlikely to regret it. But with all this, of course, such people understand all the risks and are ready for them.
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I would say the opposite. Most prefer to keep them.
But I would not idealize the moment of holding in such a way; there are life circumstances when people need some funds to withdraw from their wallets. It is not necessary to go in cycles and worry about your spending; fortunately, we can regularly invest a certain amount, thereby renewing what we have spent over time.
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Recently, we heard about the invention of ChatGPT. The first enthusiasm seems to end in sobriety. Realizing that the best can be the enemy of the good The news that the BlackMamba keylogger has appeared on the web is not at all rosy. This keylogger can spread over the internet and adapts to the needs of each victim. The spy collects personal information, including passwords and user card data, and it is possible that it can target crypto users, waiting for the possibility of stealing seed phrases and passwords. "The BlackMamba threat is also compatible with Windows, Linux, and even Mac, which are famous for their high security, so it is important for users on all devices to be careful." https://www.hackread.com/chatgpt-blackmamba-malware-keylogger/In addition, there is a second unpleasant story about the "successes" of ChatGPT. This tool attacks our passwords. How secure do you think your passwords are? You can check it out by following this link. https://www.homesecurityheroes.com/ai-password-cracking/ |
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OP, I've been following your activity, and it's good that you've started to read a bit of what others have to say. Just change the word cryptocurrency in your post to Bitcoin. For the rest, you may be right.
To me, your post looks like a forum reading test. Your efforts to earn merit again failed. But at least you're trying.
Continue reading, and start responding to other users' posts and not creating only your own topics every day, which have been discussed thousands of times.
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And the story of your parents giving you money to invest in Bitcoin to someone might be heartwarming but that's not usually what happens. Someone skeptical might consider what you tell to be BS.
In fact, the OP is behaving very consistently. I followed his story. Of course, we can be skeptics all the time. But sometimes you want to believe in human interest and sincerity. This is a guy who had neither light nor roads before—a canoe traveler. Later, he was able to buy himself a solar panel, and this is also in his posts. OP, good luck again. You purposefully go to the goal. I think your parents will be kind to you if you don't live up to their expectations with Bitcoin. But in any case, if you are patient, you will reap good results. |
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In the topic, the OP writes that this forum has become a home for many influential figures in the world of cryptocurrencies.
OP, please elaborate on this. I would like to be more specific, are there those people who are known in the world and are regularly published here? After all, if you call the forum home, then obviously we should see these people every day.
All about plagiarism is a hundred thousandth post that a newbie writes in the hope of extracting merit.
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OP, what country are you from? No need to answer publicly, yesterday I accidentally came across an article in Russian, that coincidentally concerns your story, which happened to you. Do you use the TOR browser? The reason for my question is that this browser is very popular on the forum, and installers of this browser have appeared on the network, which is infected with a Trojan clipper. These installers are aimed at users in certain countries. Unfortunately, I could not find a recent article in English, but you can use the translator to read the article. https://securelist.ru/copy-paste-heist-clipboard-injector-targeting-cryptowallets/107180/ |
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I'm not claiming that it's a fabrication, but it sounds too good to be true, and we're sick of seeing threads like this in this section aimed at getting merit.
This is definitely merits fishing. A topic that threatens to become a megathread. OP, recently woke up and is furiously looking for a subscription company. He loves Bitcoin so much that he is ready to receive for participating in a subscription company, receiving half the cost of payment. Respected Sir,
I am very interested in joining this amazing campaign and I would be grateful if I get the opportunity to be part of this campaign. I promise that I will be a high quality poster for the campaign. I am willing to accept half pay per post, for example $1.5 per post, instead of the full amount of $3 per post, in order to prove my commitment and dedication to the campaign.
Thank you.
OP, you are inconsistent. If you are such a fan of Bitcoin, you should be greedy for it, and not volunteer to advertise other projects.  |
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By saving money like banknotes, you will eventually be left with nothing; inflation is ruthless. Any money should work and not be a dead weight.
They say that for up to thirty years, a person works for a name, and after thirty, your name should work for you.
Worrying about the future begins with our childhood, education, and qualifications, and investing some of the money earned in real estate, gold, and now also in Bitcoin, which can be good insurance for the future. While you are young, spare no effort or time to build your reputation. Starting your own business and working for yourself, and not someone else's uncle, should be the goal of young people. This is the only way to become independent of employers and look boldly into your elderly future.
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Do not be afraid, reinstalling the system can solve the problem with the destruction of the virus in the clipboard. If you google it, it turns out that the OP caught a virus like Trojan. Coinbitclip. On the Internet, they write that you can catch such a virus from different cracks or add-ons for games. So the OP first needs to decide for himself whether he will use the computer for general purposes, including games and surfing the Internet, or whether he will separate all financial affairs from entertainment. OP, if you know how to partition drives, install Windows on a separate drive for work, and install the second for public use, of course, protect the first with a password. But this will not be a good solution either, try to take an interest in Linux systems for work. If you are not ready for Linux, then be sure to install the latest licensed versions of Windows, and be sure to update them. As for the antivirus, many will not be able to detect such a virus, since it only wakes up when something similar to a Bitcoin address appears in the clipboard. But by purchasing an antivirus with a license, and not visiting suspicious sites, you can protect yourself. Other than that, read the topic, which describes all the problems with CTRL-C and CTRL-V very well. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5190776.0 |
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Today I was checking spam folder.....
 https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Spam-and-Scams/Question1669132.htmlThese letters have been sent out since 2019. Just check the link and take a look at the date. Therefore, you should not associate yourself with this unfortunate hacker at all. Your mail was indeed included in the spam mailing list, and it is from this that such letters will be sent to you. To protect yourself and your nerves, try not to subscribe with your email address to any garbage. |
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OP, would it be nice if you also explained how exactly a newbie understands that he has gone to a phishing site? Why can an application download from a trusted resource, for example, Google Play, be fraudulent?
The whole list is good, but the problem is that we only mention general concepts, like don't go there, and don't do that. That's bad.
Beginners need an "Explanation on fingers", because if they are told to sign up and invest as soon as possible, otherwise it will be too late, how will they be able to soberly assess whether they are doing the right thing or not?
It is easier for beginners to say than to show. People learn better from their mistakes.
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Only experience can overcome your emotions. If you are confident in your trading strategy, then you should be persistent and confident in your actions. Losing a few of your trades can be frustrating, but you must remember that all traders suffer losses, which means you need to remain calm. The important point is to regularly examine your mistakes and decide how you can improve your plan because, without it, you will regularly get disappointed.
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If you actually care about this then why not post examples of what you are talking about and propose a way to solve the problem? To me, all you have done here is make a baseless post with no supporting evidence, which serves almost as a pointless topic in itself. I'm not saying that you are wrong, but what I am saying is that you've given the reader no supporting references to see exactly what you are talking about.
If you want to solve a problem or make a change, put in some effort to help it to be addressed...instead of putting the bare minimum effort into a thread like this.
You can go to the reputation section, which is what the OP actually writes about. I think this section has become a sore point for the OP, as there are controversial topics that pop up from time to time and bring bad memories to the OP. I constantly ask myself, Why waste your nerves on strangers? If there are any controversial points, why not just pass them by so as not to deliver feelings of anger, aggression, and all that in yourself? An adult should control himself, especially since this is the Internet. As for the topic, sometimes during the discussion, it is simply impossible not to break away from the discussion itself, and people have thoughts that the conversation is going in a different direction. What happened the day before served as a signal for the creation of this topic. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5447320.msg62030782#msg62030782 |
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Reading the top posts, we can assume that solid millionaires are sitting here, well, or future ones. So much mystery, all your activities are immersed in mystery. A little funny, folks.
There is nothing wrong with friends, if, of course, you have them, and there is nothing wrong if your loved ones know what you are doing. Seriously, if you don't trust your relatives, why the hell do you need them then? It is not necessary to tell where and how much you have in cryptocurrency, you do not need to show your seed phrase, but to completely keep secrecy, in my opinion, this is paranoia.
I am sure that the same people who unsubscribed above will also support the idea of spreading information about Bitcoin. But tell me, how can you be trusted if people don't know what you do?
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If we talk about a beginner who immediately dives into trading at the first stages of his journey into cryptocurrencies, then his second quality can be called greed. Life teaches such people other lessons. They lose, and if they don't learn from their first mistakes, they lose again.
Other beginners learn from the mistakes of the first, holding bitcoin and making a profit from it, as well as delving into all the intricacies of the risks that may await them. Such people can be successful. The most important indicator is time. There is a time to learn, a time to wait, and a time to reap the rewards of your patience. A good trader is a good psychologist, but it is a pity for those who consider themselves too confident.
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OP, don't assume everyone came here knowing how to make good posts. Anyone who has been here for a long time sees very well how people grow. There's no need to be shy. Read more or be interested, but do not rush to run for merits (I saw your posts as well as the merit application). Newbies often start in the wrong place, trying to stand out by creating a ton of new threads and unnecessary posts. Watch how people feel about your posts; if the posts are bad, your posts will be deleted. But that doesn't mean you have to give up. I think a lot of newbies can attest to how frustrated they were initially when their posts were deleted, and how they found their style to make posts readable. In addition, it is useful for you to learn how to use the search, as a lot of information is already posted on the forum. Thus, you will be armed with knowledge about what will be interesting to read and what will not. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5276341.0 |
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