When miners have less money to spend, they have to consume less power too. So the next Bitcoin halving will reduce Bitcoin's energy consumption. Unless the Bitcoin price goes up more, but eventually halvings will catch up as the price can't keep doubling.

One question: why?!

You've corrupted your wallet.

Usually, apps create a paid version with more features, or without ads. So I guess that's what works for most users.

With Bitcoin related programs, I'm more used to seeing as subtle donation link once in a while. Even if users don't pay, as long as they use it they can contribute by recommending it to others.

It's also one of the worst spam creators.

I (only now?) realized some weird behavior: scrape time uses Amsterdam time, but quotes inside posts use forum time. That means there's a one or two hour time difference (depending on the time of year).
It's a remnant of how I started my scraping. Not a big deal, but good to be aware of. I won't change this.

That guy never had your interests in mind anyway, so I really don't get why people worship him.

My first campaign (Rollin) paid a maximum of 50 posts per month, and the pay rate wasn't that high, but I liked the site and stayed with it until it closed.
It helps to be selective which campaign you join.

I installed Unstoppable Wallet on mobile, as it comes highly recommended.
The first impression was disappointing though: it shows 4 shitcoins by default, and Tor wasn't enabled. So the default settings need instant changing.
They're also a NFT link on the screen, and unfortunately I can't find how to get rid of it.

Other than that, it seems okay.

Isn't the profit part the part they want to keep as low as possible for tax reasons, even when the revenue is very high? Only 2% of the revenue as profit is a lot less than I would have expected.

You'll only appear in my Trust data dump if the change is still there when theymos snapshots the data.

To view forum pages as if you don't have a custom Trust just, just add ;dt behind the URL. Or use a different account on a different browser, my Mobile for instance only shows DT.

Eating is like the opposite of a sport.
Who's going to watch people eat for fun?

It's probably easiest to just read the total number of posts for the board on the forum, and then do it again the next time you want the data.
That gives the difference excluding deleted posts.

To be thorough, it's better to include the receiving address in the signed message.

The last time I checked an old (empty) backup, it took days to sync on an old phone. After that, I never used it again.

This is all I have on recovering Bitcoin Wallet:
I haven't tried this myself.

Nope, it's still accurate.
Is this about the neutral feedback and trust exclusion I gave you after giving you the benefit of the doubt for years?

Theymos understood that years before I did.

I'm such a strong advocate of free speech because once it's gone, it won't come back. People who are used to it don't realize how important it is, and often advocate for other people to get less freedom. The thing is: you can't have freedoms without someone else having it too.

Recently, I started keeping track of signature changes for selected users. This shows that some of them often switch campaigns.
I think one of the reasons is because the new campaign manager doesn't know about it. "Job hopping" means you're less likely to stick around long in your new job. I'm now thinking I should expand my signature tracking, so that campaign managers can consider this information before accepting someone into a campaign.
When I managed campaigns I always hated it when someone left shortly after being accepted. It's just extra work for the campaign manager.

I've never left a campaign before it ended. How many users can say that?

Only if you let them! I still think you're missing the point: nobody can hurt you online as long as you don't give them that power.
The internet is much nicer when you can't be hurt by words.

Why would I want to share passwords and bank info?

I'll check out your site when I'm on my laptop again.

I see no reason why not. The question is what you're trying to accomplish: if you don't want the local Cex to know the origin of your Bitcoin, it will work. I'm not sure what you accomplish doing that though, especially if the Cex knows who you are.

Flat rate: 1% fee. I assume the fee is locked in the moment you calculate how much you'll receive.
Dynamic rate: 0.5% fee. I assume this uses the market fee the moment your transaction is confirmed.

I don't think so.