Innovativeness doesn't always come from whales or hardly at all. Most new ideas emerge from people who are truly dedicated to changing global finance for the better and then they put those ideas into action with persistence. Even if the founders end up becoming whales because their ideas are accepted and implemented by many people, that's a sign that they're reaping the fruits of their hard work.
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The question for you @op, what are the factors that prevent people from being successful in the central financial system? For example, if the richest people in the pre-bitcoin world could pursue a title where fiat was the main backer of the business at that time, would they feel oppressed?
What you need to teach your child is, "don't be greedy". The era of bitcoin is when criminal cases are getting easier to do. Say your child learns bitcoin from an early age, then do you guarantee that they'll use that knowledge for something positive in the future?
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You should diversify into bitcoin some of the top altcoins. Actually, for long-term investment plans, it is preferable to read the fundamental factors well rather than the volatility performance. However, you can also analyze their charts in recent years based on historical price and marketcap volumes in conclusion.
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Considerations for following a crypto influencer should be based on their involvement with crypto and how serious they are. It's an interesting fact that people today don't look too far into those aspects. Say like Elon Musk who doesm't contribute innovative thinking other than creating sensations can be considered the most influential by crypto netizens.
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I wanna see satoshi come back next week with a ban appeal post instead of signing a message ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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Nope. The tokens you buy are withdrawn from liquidity thanks to a smart contract command which means it can't be identified with certainty that you'll get tainted tokens. Unless, you previously dealt with a tainted address like this without a rest address, then it is possible that your tokens next to your address will be tainted (some people won't even notice). Does this mean I am not likely to receive tainted coin however this is also possible. Because coins have their input all the time and available on the explorer. No matter what, isn't it the case? But receiver can create a point that he received it from liquidity pool? Exactly, you get the points. Nor am I gonna convince you that the liquidity pool will be able to "clean up" existing token transactions if it consists of only a few liquidity providers and most of the pool comes from tainted addresses. This description only applies if the token has reached a high volume of liquidity and abundant providers
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Centralized Exchanges are not supposed to be an integral part of the market. While the illusion of fairness and justice exist in theory, in practice, how many people got their money back from scam/bad faith cexs? CEX's (even though regulated by organizations and law agencies) are outdated and completely unnecessary in the future of Blockchain. Since that was what Bitcoin is about from the start. No more third parties with their hands in our pockets.
DEX's are just really new. They will improve, just like Bitcoin exchanges did.
DEX also has a downside, do you remember the squidgame scam on PancakeSwap? And what kind of restoration is there for the victim? The answer is none. Not even a guarantee of recovery, because DEX does not involve the legal authority to deal with all forms of crime caused and PS will not bother chasing the scammer. In fact, now the case seems to just disappear. Then, what about MTGox, it was the most historic case of crypto fraud and now it has found a light as the hunt for scammers has continued since the hacking incident occurred thanks to pressure from legal authorities.
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DAI is hailed as the best stable coin for those who like full decentralization. But I also have no objection to both (op options) because they are issued by a reputable exchange and have passed some due diligence by international courts.
Caution and paranoia should always be applied regardless of the type of stable coin you choose, but the type of wallet you use to store it.
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Don't know how high quality their posts are (I'm not Pakistani), but it seems that currently there aren't many users involved in discussions on Pakistani boards other than the members you mentioned. So, merits will only be distributed among them in that locale. Your allegations aren't valid enough to link them, at least for now.
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You must first limit your "long term", 6 months, 1 year or other. Today's popular altcoins are web3-based, you might consider this. But like the things that were popular before, because most of them only focus on one use case, it can just disappear as new innovations are discovered.
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So if I understood this perfectly it wouldn't matter what coins I get aslong I haven't made previous transaction that could link me to those coins. And if I get these coins that I haven't been associated in the past then i'm fine even if they actually are tainted. I then can send it to my cex like binance and nothing will happen.
Did I get it right?
In your case, you got those tokens via DEX (uniswap) where a bunch of tokens either clean or tainted tokens have been mixed up in liquidity making it harder to identify. CEX won't pay much attention to the origin of small transactions. All you need to pay attention to is the deposit and withdrawal limits.
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Please click my profile and check my trust score. If you think I can be trusted, then send the $200 gas and $500 of my rewards to the ETH address I published on my profile. I'll buy your tokens with my rewards if what you say is true (all tokens are worth less than $1).
Note: I prefer any deal only through this forum.
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A few months ago the different houses and Ministers of the Russian government had opposing views on the legality of Bitcoin and Crypto currencies, but now that Bitcoin and Crypto currencies has benefited them, by enabling them to bypass sanctions... they suddenly agree that Crypto currencies should be legalized.
But because for now Russia already has a lot of enemies, the new legality is likely to be long term. Russia has really benefited from bitcoin in these global sanctions. After all, due to the boycott of global oil exports, bitcoin mining would probably become their lucrative oil "trade" allocation temporarily if they set up their own mining farms like Elsalvador.
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$3 is close to the ATH price (around $2.8 ), this is probably achievable. But it is worth looking at some of the competing platforms if you mention the target time of achievement. According to Coingecko, currently there are at least more than 100 smart contract-based platforms and most of them are ethereum forked. Market behavior also affects, the only hope is that we will soon enter the bullrun phase.
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It's a blockchain, nothing can really erase the traces. You don't have to worry that your thread of accusations won't be of any use to others. Someone here who is more competent will track down where your money is going.
As my final advice, don't deal with new accounts that don't have a positive trust score.
Tracking BTC is almost impossible if money is sent to several mixers, that's why all scammers ask for BTC payment. BTW, the scammer has already changed identity, now he's RIKERWOOD and who knows how many nicks he's already using here. That's why creating a Scam Accusation thread is useless, I think replying to single threads is much more useful. Alright, now that you think you're smarter than the forum folks, maybe you'll always be that way. No wonder you were scammed. Hopefully the next scam won't be bigger than this one. ...you convinced yourself that you were one step ahead, when you were always two steps behind. Good grief, dude. ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif)
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Hi Naim. I've already wasted a lot of money with this scammer, am not gonna fill out any form since he will change his identity tomorrow and I'd just waste time. The proof is that this scammer logged in today but never replied to either my emails or my posts here, otherwise he'd contact the administrators and send proof of evidence. If he's not a scammer, HE must send his proof here but of course he won't.
It's a blockchain, nothing can really erase the traces. You don't have to worry that your thread of accusations won't be of any use to others. Someone here who is more competent will track down where your money is going. As my final advice, don't deal with new accounts that don't have a positive trust score.
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People still use this coinomi? I lost some assets using this wallet weeks ago I still haven't figure out how the wallet got compromised.
Coinomi is decentralized wallet ( as they claim), if your wallet gets hacked it means several possibilities: - Your seed/private key phrase backup has been leaked. - someone access your device directly. - you are basically using a fake app. - keylogger virus (but I haven't heard of this case in a long time)
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If you set the lowest possible price for your NFTs, then where does the art lie? Promotion is an appropriate method of introduction instead of underestimating the quality of your own work.
Opensea will obviously have its own trend algorithm. Without any marketing efforts, your NFT will always be at the bottom of their trending page results. Some NFT artists also benefit after their work is picked up by an influencer, I also heard that in the past opensea was suspected of having "insider trading". So, then it depends on your conclusion to use this platform.
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