The forum doesn't own user posts, they're the property of the entity that wrote them.

If someone wanted to find a post, get permission from the poster and then sell it as an nft they could (whether the demand would be there might be different).

A 1:1 hedge is just selling your bitcoin, which will probably always work out cheaper just to do.

I can see why you'd want to hedge in some cases but keeping one open for more then a few months seems like a bad idea, and there probably aren't places that'll do it cheaper.

There was a court case on it if you follow the link that found in favour of Craig Wright for something because the person it was against didn't speak and just used the text chat (which I think the judge counted as a lack of attendance).

I could imagine gaming nfts actually being somewhat useful, I don't know about art nfts though (some might be good but they might be better if they also include ownership rights at some point).

A lot of things that take off well are normally hard to kill, they might drop massively but not die. Quite a few things become so big they keep seeing interest. You could take something as simple as pokemon cards that see a revival of interest every few years.

Why didn't you link it here or other places search engines will crawl to rank/recognise them.

You might want to look up how to get your site a rank with search engines also as I don't think it's too hard to do - some of it is to do with how well it's publicly broadcast and some is to do with actual content on the web pages that search engines will pick up.

I think all this can be done in electrum:
1. This one can just be edited on the transaction preview screen
2. Check pooyas response
3. You can import private keys with different types of addresses into electrum too.

If you're OK with a slight delay and don't mind refreshing every so often (and don't want to download or enable notifications on something) you can use the forum search page also and refresh that every time you want to see if someone's mentioned you: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=search

Just put in your name on the forum search and search the day (with 0 to 1 in the time slot) or as long as you want to see if you've been mentioned - you can refresh the search results page every few minutes if you really want to (don't use too many days though as it'll take a few seconds to load everything).

Have you tested if clightning can connect to other nodes and open channels? Have you made an address in clightning?

Does the node appear via your peer discovery in electrum or did you input it manually? (im assuming you're trying to open a channel from electrum to the clightning client also as I'm not sure if it's as easy to do one the other way).

That account is locked by Theymos, this kinda raises the interesting question though of whether there would be something to persuade him to unlock it (for the real satoshi - or a good masquerader - if they return).

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There will always be doubters also even if the real satoshi does come forward one day and even if the real satoshi does come forward, they shouldn't be given too much weighting in discussions as they might hurt the growth of the currency (there were lots of people complaining about the segwit forks not being "satoshis bitcoin" - even before that Australian claimed to be satoshi).

There are some User made bots for this:
1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5209107.0
2. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5248878.0

Coinbase seem to have enabled stronger cloudflare defenses anyway, they were back to normal when I checked it but I wasn't on the US site.

It was a niche forum for quite a while (probably until around 2013) Theymos probably noticed this and seemed to play more into a community vibe by allowing almost all of the rules to be broken by users.

Most mods still look at the forum in that way too I think and pick leniency.

Normally do nothing...

When everyone's excited about something, that's the point to sell. When people are disappointed, that might be the time to buy some more but when people are neutral and most have mixed feelings, it's normally best just to wait.

Mixed feelings don't normally cause dumps afaik too.

That being said, don't invest more than you can reasonably afford to lose.

Reposting it will likely result in a permaban but if you don't have it stored anywhere and want to post it on other places it's allowed (after reading their rules) you can find your post text in bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=drafts

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As said above though, it is against the rules to post referral links in the forum. Also the chance of making a sale from this site just advertising random stuff isn't likely to work out too well - it's the same reason it's not allowed here as there'd be too many threads many users would consider unhelpful and it would spam the boards.

The old rule was that activity is based off post put takes 2 seconds to increase per post (4 posts would mean the 4th as cticity point takes 8 seconds for example).

If you've not got activity points for a while, just wait to it to refresh.

You're limited to 14 activity points for every two week periods also (starting on a Tuesday - based off a timeframe statically set on the forum's server).

Generally: without commits, bitcoin will stay secure for quite a long time but yes won't be actively developed.

A lot of commits to a lot of open source projects can come from randoms, there's just maintainers that merge code and decide what gets in to an official release.

There's probably a few devs with some btc to be inherited or put towards maintaining the code too which might be used to fund someone who takes over from them/works with them normally and can find a replacement.

Weren't casinos shut last year? And wallstreetbets rose up in popularity a bit (and there were probably a few other communities too that did).

I'm not sure if options also includes just using leverage too - that's the extent we have it too over here anyway.

If it's just trading with leverage, blind picks might not make you lose too much either (if you long something that normally goes up over time and don't have many fees to pay then)...

The idea the exchanges have is they don't want to support 4 friends sending you $300 and having you buy $1500 and split it accordingly between the 5 of you (I think that's it anyway, just don't want people acting through other people).

You're fine to use an exchange account to receive funds from friends, I don't think the exchanges are against that.

What plugins/addons do you have installed in your browser (except metamask).

There are three main reasons I can think of:
1. You have something that hijacks ethereum addresses copied and pasted to the clipboard and replaces them witb their own.
2. An attacker has some sort of Keylogger and the encrypted data the metamask addon stores about you to be able to send a transaction from your account only after you've sent one/put a password in.
3. You have something that changes the inputs to metamask after they've been input (though i'm not sure this is possible).

You haven't really said anything about what your intentions are on this. Are you planning on taking collateral from users and lending that out to make some yield or are you just planning on offering a lower % on lending than other sites for peole who'll pay a higher rate? Is the idea the rate will be guaranteed or will it fluctuate for earnings.