Are you in any way related to Jarvis Network[1]? I'm more familiar with Jarvis Network and I've never heard of a new service from them since they offer an instant swap already. If you are not related, I think you might consider changing your name so that it doesn't sound like a cheap copy/phishing site of Jarvis Network exchange. Honestly, I thought you are scammers pretending to be Jarvis Network when I see your link. Now, you seem sketchy at best.

Also, I can confirm that I don't see any language updates. Most of the content is still in Russian. I don't know what you have changed if there is any change at all.

[1] https://twitter.com/jarvis_network

The format is a bit confusing, I thought it was sorted from oldest to newest at first, turns out it was the opposite. More edits would help to make it readable.

That aside, If I understood correctly, you want to change your phone number, a staff asked you to do some verification, then you get connected to another support staff, saying that since you never KYC your account before, that verification is useless and they need your girlfriend/partner permission/personal info to make an update to your account, and after that you goes back and forth with them asking what happens with the previous video verification, etc. I believe the main issue is that since you never did a KYC, they consider that account as your girlfriend's account because the phone number is not yours, and any personal data you sent to them is dismissed. CMIIW.

I don't think there is any other choice other than doing what they asked you to do if you don't want to hire a lawyer. Not to mention the cost of doing that might be higher than your account value. This is, unfortunately, the risk of using a centralized platform, most of the time you need to abide by their rules, even if it causes more trouble than necessary.

Btw, a cellphone number (in my country at least) can be recovered by the provider if you make a request for it, albeit you need to pay to do that (plus do some KYC to prove it was yours). I second the suggestion to check what potato suggests above if recovering your phone number can help you move your funds from that exchange asap.

He is just a buyer, if he uses a Bitcoin or something similar to make the trade I don't think he'll face any trouble. Most of the time sellers are the ones who need more trade history to add more reliability. Personally, I don't mind trading with a newbie if I'm a seller, and I'm sure this is not exclusive to P2P trade on this forum. Of course, things can be different depending on how the deal was done, not to mention using a trusted escrow is also an option to secure the deal.

He seems to offer Bitcoin if you don't like Paypal[1]. He posted it on the wrong board though. OP, you should move that thread to Bitcoin marketplace, unless you also have other altcoins available to trade.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5439265.msg61737120#msg61737120

You got scammed and they probably stop their operation after successfully scamming people, you included. Sorry for your loss, I hope you learned your lesson and never trust online mining ever again after this. That scammer is probably gonna launch another service so do watch out for it.

I don't think this is exclusive to crypto mining though, more like you need to be careful when doing electronic maintenance. If you mess with the wiring or something similar, any electronic device can break down. Visit the mining boards if you want to ask for suggestions or guides on your RIG maintenance, CMIIW. That being said, mining is obviously not for everyone if your goal is to get profit. You need a lot of capital to start and patience to wait until you get your profits. If you don't have any of that, don't try to mine or use a mining service since most of them are scams.

So, does this mean you get scammed in the past, or are you using a terrible platform right now that occasionally has this system glitch you're talking about? If they are new, have no past records, or even have accusations about locking/blocking withdrawal from users, then I also believe you need to leave them asap. If you did get scammed by similar tactics in the past, I think it should be easy for you to do this.

You can't take your deposited money back when they stop their system. Even if you are not on a scammer platform, you still can't do it, hence why you need to have some degree of trust when using a centralized platform. If you don't want to do that, use a decentralized platform.

IMO, If you must use a centralized platform, only send the money you can afford to lose. When more reliable decentralized alternatives appear, consider moving there. If you just want to trade occasionally just stop using a centralized platform and move to dex. No need to risk your money, privacy, and security just to get some flexibility.

And how would you do that? Are you suggesting that if someone asks a technical question about the Bitcoin algorithm for example, they need to learn all related things about it? While some users can do that, some don't. What is your suggestion for the latter? Not trying to say that your advice is bad, but giving more suggestions on how users can learn more knowledge would be more helpful IMO. I think most people know about "do your own research" thing here, but some of them don't know how to do it.

I also think this is not exclusive to Bitcointalk. Any forum/community-related website will have varying degrees of opinions. Not to mention if you ask opinion-based questions as mentioned above. Depending on what board you are spending your time on here, or what question you ask, I believe the second type of question mentioned above (what is a wallet, can I store my seed offline, etc) has answers that are quite close to the truth. At the very least, they can give you a different perspective when some members disagree. CMIIW.

That is still a marketing move. If the platform is terrible I don't think it will help them in any way other than hearing more complaints. I can see a website review as a good idea to do here though, so OP can get valuable feedback and not just complain for the sake of it. Since this is talking about mineable coins, code review, wallet review, etc is probably what OP can do.

I'd argue that doing any forum-related activities, be it a website review, running an ad campaign, giveaway, etc should be not your priority if your website/product is not yet usable. And seeing OP is trying to launch a premine coin, I don't think this is the right time to do that either. CMIIW.

Have you tried contacting their representative profile on this forum linked above, or posted on their announcement thread? Based on their trust feedback page, it seems contacting them can help your case. Some users have deposit/withdrawal problems and it was solved according to them. Depending on what is actually going on with your funds I wouldn't be too hopeful though, but it seems worth doing compared to hiring a lawyer directly which may not help you at all due to different jurisdictions, etc.

They are also quite active here, their last seen is just yesterday. So, there is definitely a chance that they will read and respond to your message.

From what I remember correctly, leaks about RDNA3 were about higher clocks, lower power, and more performance, but it didn't happen. Some leaks suggest that RDNA3 is released in an unfinished stage, and why the next generation should be better (whether it will be named RNDA4 or RDNA3 super is unknown). Not sure how reliable it is though, but I'll keep that in mind since past records show that those leakers have some good track records. But I won't be surprised if they miss again after this.

I'm not up to date with the latest leaks, but most narratives that I hear last time suggest that higher clocks are what they are aiming for. Efficiency is probably going to be a problem though unless they do another node shrink or use a new architecture. Judging from how the sales of the 40 series or 30 series are going on right now, hopefully, it will be cheaper instead of pricier. CMIIW.

Yang agan maksud dengan analisa sentimental seperti apa gan? Bedanya dengan analisa fundamental apa ya? Dalam pikiran ane analisa sentimental yang saat ada di pasaran adalah semacam bear/bull market indicator yang divote oleh trader di berbagai platform. Kalau agan mengacu ke indikator semacam itu, bukan tidak mungkin AI juga bisa mengakomodasinya selama ada data yang diinput pada proses trading yang mereka lakukan. Di waktu yang sama juga bisa lebih rentan akan manipulasi, khususnya kalau data yang dimasukkan ke berbagai AI tersebut telah difilter lebih dulu oleh beberapa pihak tertentu untuk membuat trading mereka jauh lebih menguntungkan.

Seingat ane sudah ada yang share dan bikin thread mengenai ChatGPT di sub-forum trading discussion. Terakhir ane cek sih belum terlalu reliable dibandingkan mengatur bot trading sendiri karena data yang ada mungkin belum terlalu mencukupi. Kalaupun data yang ada sudah cukup dan agan bisa meminta saran kapan saja dengan akurasi yang relatif bagus, risiko manpulasi ane rasa tidak bisa dihapus juga. Pada akhirnya, semua itu cuma alat untuk trader. Trader harus tahu prinsip" dan mungkin membuat keputusan sendiri dan tidak bergantung pada AI, mengingat market bisa bergerak liar di luar data yang ada. CMIIW.

Kalau agan menggunakan Monero, ga perlu mixer untuk membuat transaksi agan jadi lebih privat. Malah bisa jadi agan kena scam/ditrack sama pemilik mixer tersebut. Setahu ane, Monero sudah secara default bersifat privat, jadi tools semacam itu hanyalah scam yang ingin mencuri duit agan. CMIIW.

Sudah ada beberapa pembahasan kok, hanya saja jasa mixer altcoin banyak yang mati atau jadi scam jadi banyak yang menghindari layanan semacam ini. Kalau privasi jadi masalah utama salah satu opsi yang bisa diambil adalah melakukan jual beli dan memakai koin yang berfokus ke privasi seperti yang disebutkan di atas. Mengubah ke BTC juga bisa jadi opsi khususnya kalau agan sering memakai BTC untuk membayar/membeli jasa/produk online, mengingat BTC lebih populer daripada koin" privasi untuk jadi alat pembayaran.

Apakah biaya di ETH masih begitu mahal? Ane sudah lama tidak berinteraksi dengan altcoin. Saat ane cek di Etherscan ane lihat rata" transaksi memakan biaya $3, agak mahal sih memang, terutama kalau agan mau berinteraksi dengan smart contract. Jasa yang mengubah altcoin ke Bitcoin itu instan swap dan bukan mixer lagi gan setahu ane. Kalaupun ada ane bakal berhati-hati kalau mereka menggunakan label mixer mengingat mereka pasti menyimpan beberapa data untuk mengantisipasi masalah transaksi yang terlambat, gagal, etc.

Salah satu penjelasan yang masuk akal menurut saya adalah laporan tersebut harus memenuhi beberapa kriteria, salah satunya jumlah pelapor yang melaporkan ekstensi tersebut atau jumlah laporan atas ekstensi tersebut. Agak kurang masuk akal sih karena harusnya tiap laporan ditindaklanjuti mengingat ini bukan laporan atas cuitan dari user tertentu, tapi ekstensi yang secara alamiah bisa berbahaya buat pengguna. Tapi ya entah apa alasan sebenarnya, yang jelas memang Google kurang memuaskan dalam menanggapi masalah semacam ini, baik di Play Store, iklan, ataupun ekstensi aplikasi mereka.

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Btw berikut ini beberapa kasus malware/phishing dst yang menurut ane cukup menarik untuk di-share:
- Malware HeadCrab yang menginfeksi Redis server untuk me-mining Monero[1]. Kalau agan punya server berbasis Redis jangan lupa untuk update/melakukan mitigasi atas eksploit yang dimanfaatkan oleh malware ini. Saran yang diajukan antara lain memastikan jaringan agan ga bisa diakses dari internet publik, menonaktifkan fitur slaveof kalau tidak dipakai, mengaktifkan mode terproteksi sehingga server hanya merespons ke alamat loopback. CMIIW.
- Beberapa malware yang disebarkan lewat iklan/tawaran pekerjaan ke berbagai user[2]. Ada beberapa jenis malware serupa yang tujuan utamanya adalah melakukan pencurian data dari komputer pengguna yang terinfeksi. Kalau agan sedang mencari lowongan kerja pastikan berhati-hati, khususnya kalau agan pakai VPN dan IP dari Eropa, karena dari yang ane baca penyebaran ini menyerang pengguna internet yang berbasis di Eropa.

[1] https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-headcrab-malware-infects-1-200-redis-servers-to-mine-monero/
[2] https://thehackernews.com/2023/02/enigma-vector-and-tgtoxic-new-threats.html

Kalau dari sumber ini sih[1] sepertinya yang melakukan kegiatan ini adalah anggota Aspakrindo dan Bappebti. Dengan kata lain exhange merupakan pihak yang berperan besar dalam mengisi konten edukasi. Sejauh yang ane pahami sih edukasinya berfokus ke perdagangan kripto yang aman lewat platform yang terdaftar, atau dengan kata lain narasi yang dibentuk lebih ke masalah jual beli kripto di exchange itu sendiri[2]. CMIIW.

Jenis kegiatan yang ada cukup beragam sih, tapi susah juga melihat mana yang awam dan mana yang sudah terlibat di kirpto sebelumnya. Setidaknya ada seminar ke berbagai universitas di beberapa kota plus edukasi online sejenis. Tapi kota yang dijadikan tempat seminar hanya terbatas kota-kota besar saja, yang mungkin rata" masyarakatnya sudah dengar kripto juga. Kalau dlihat dari materi seminar yang di share di beberapa berita, memang ada yang lebih cocok disampaikan ke orang yang sudah terlibat di dunia kripto dibandingkan masyarat luas, karena menyangkut masalah teknis.

[1] https://www.kominfo.go.id/content/detail/47201/bulan-literasi-aset-kripto-2023-masyarakat-harus-makin-paham/0/berita
[2] https://aspakrindo.org/tentang-bulan-literasi-kripto-tahun-2023/

Harga domain relatif tergantung beli di mana sih, tapi setahu ane (plus berdasarkan pengalaman ane) harga domain sendiri tidak terlalu mahal, kecuali memilih alamat khusus. Hosting juga tergantung paket yang dipilih sama developernya, untung menghemat biaya bisa pindah ke yang paling murah (kadang juga ada yang gratis dengan limit traffic yang sangat terbatas). Kecuali turnover websitenya sangat kecil dan tidak ada budget lain, mungkin developer bisa membuat redirect di alamat yang lama ke alamat baru paling tidak beberapa bulan setelah announcement perubahan situs proyek yang bersangkutan.

Btw, ketika saya memilih tombol pengaturan (ane asumsikan pengaturan) di pojok kanan bawah proyek ATM tersebut, untuk kembali harus menekan/memilih save config & reboot. Ane rasa kalau mengklik diluar pop-up yang muncul bisa langsung kembali ke ATM atau dengan adanya tombol back/cancel yang lebih jelas bakal lebih memudahkan untuk user yang tidak ingin mengklik sana-sini untuk mencari cara baliknya bagaimana. Just my 2 cents.

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The low-end 40 series are really terrible value-wise, I'd probably go with the 70 series if I really need to buy one and I can't find last-gen cards anywhere. However, judging from NVIDIA and AMD's recent release, waiting for next-generation cards might be a better idea. If worst comes to worst (their pricing increase again), then I'd buy the 40 series. Not sure how risky it is considering some mining farms would probably keep buying and increase the hash rate of whatever coin is profitable, but I don't want to fuel NVIDIA and AMD's greed. CMIIW.

Even if you genuinely believe that Bitcoin will prevail hundred years later, there is nothing terrible about preparing for a short-term shakeout so that you can still live comfortably. At the end of the day, if your goal in investing/using Bitcoin is to be financially stable, then you should expect some ups and downs and prepare your plan. This is not limited to Bitcoin btw, golds, stocks other assets work the same. The key differences are timeframe and market maturity IMO.

All centralized exchanges where they got listed are not really the best when it comes to liquidity and security. It is probably as risky as using an instant swap marketplace where you can swap some altcoin to BNB. While the amount you seek is not that big, some platforms might flag you with KYC. I'd argue that you should put them as your last option if you can't find any other choices.

If you still want to go with P2P, I suggest posting on the currency exchange board[1] with the necessary details such as what payment you want to go, etc (if you don't have BTC and don't want to use BTC, then post it on Marketplace in the altcoins section). I don't think a credit/debit card is preferred since you can use a chargeback which is risky for sellers[2], CMIIW.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=14632.0

Other than blocking access to Bitcointalk, I don't see any other way a government would target us. Mods and admin are just like any other admin & mod on other forums, would be weird if they started judging them as criminal just because they manage a bitcoin-focused forum. As others have mentioned, they'd better off looking for a Twitter scammer instead.

Controlling exchanges is also a better choice if they want to control crypto. Not to mention it is definitely more profitable that way. They can just lay some regulations, get some taxes when somebody trades, fine them when they report their tax wrong, and so on. It is definitely more effective and profitable compared to blocking some websites that can get bypassed easily with VPN, DNS encryption, and so on.

That sucks, but not surprising since some users already stated that the battery quality is terrible. I guess you should not use this device if you plan to store crypto for the long term. I don't think you need to buy another battery-powered HW for that purpose anyway. Use an air-gapped device or buy an HW powered by USB if you want to.

Does this mean you already test the firmware and don't see any improvement in performance? You can probably submit this feedback to their support or post it on their social media.

Have you tried it on your own? If you managed to do it, posting a guide or video might be helpful for others who want to do the same thing. Otherwise, I'd recommend buying another wallet or building your own HW if the device is still usable but the battery died, and you want to have some portability for someone who has no experience in doing something like this.