@cabalism13 and @crwth masasabi ko lang na maganda proyekto niyo and medyo tumanim na nga sa puso ko nung nakita ko yu g nga tinutulungan ninyo. May konting suggestion lang sana ako and sa tingin ko mas dadami ang donors niyo pagka ginawa niyo ito. Kung may website lang sana kayo aside from a telegram group and posting your works here in the forum I think it will be more effective. Posting your work for documentation in a website will give you a bigger audience and if you edit your signature by adding your website link it would be mich easier for them to understand what you are really doing.

If masyado pa kayong newbie para gumawa and handle ng website sa tinging ko a Steemit account would be suffiecient since all the necessities for creating a blog article will be there, advantage na sa atin yun kasi parang BCT forum lang ang pag gawa ng post nila. Ang maganda pa dun is yung blog posts mo maaaring kumita ng STEEM kaya siguro parang bonus na sainyo yun.Gusto ko sana mag donate pero low in cash din ako ngayon, so I'll be updating you in the future.

People who have knowledge with Technical Analysis are somehow more prepared than newbies who doesn't have any kind of market knowledge at all. Why? Because there is more to it besides the studyung of charts, candles, moving averages, and volume as in TA you will also learn entry and exit points, the market's psychology, and overall a clear sense of the market which newbies don't have. So if you think you won't have an advantage from TA you should know that the knowledge you will gain will be really helpful in the crypto market.

Market price gaps are already happening without the need for the SEC to add any other regulation for it. Just take a look at how South Korea has done it, they smartly made arbitrage trading impossible for foreigners just by requiring their traders to be based on their country before they even be allowed to trade in their exchanges. All local exchanges required their users to submit proper KYC with proof that they live in South Korea. And so far the way I see it with big price gaps during the 2017 bull run we saw they are somehow not influenced to the foreign markets, simply because no foreign body can infouence it directly.

If we are talking about cryptocurrencies here then definitely a "fee per transaction" scheme for senders (buyers) won't be on the table, your idea here will make the users spend more (network fees + your own fee) just by using your service. A payment gateway just like Bitpay and Coinbase for Commerce is earning money through their clients which are the business establishments or the receivers of the cryptocurrencies. Bitpay and Coinbase earn through them from various fees though the conversion of crypto to fiat and the withdrawal of their earnings.

Looks like a perfect excuse (for a scammer) of keeping your name anonymous without spilling any kind of fake identity, but then.......

Obviously this guy isn't really working alone and he is not working with any kind of big exchange. A project this big on making money easy won't go unnoticed and the "top 10 exchange" he is talking about will be promoting it which so far I haven't seen any kind of announcement.

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This guy's domain is registered under privacyprotect which is a service use by people who don't want their real identity to be included in their website ownership.

If you are supporting a team that ESPN isn't talking about that much or they don't talk about them at all then I feel you as well, but that just how the way it goes. Big market teams also has the biggest fan bases that is why they talk about them even if Lakers aren't part of the Playoffs they can still generate viewers just by creating a topic about them.

That is why for me my only solution is to go with the alternatives and that is by joining FB groups of my team and their subreddit pages as this is the only way I'll get the latest news from them. I even listen to recorded podcasts from known die hard fans just so I get the latests bits from them, I even find then more entertaining compared to Stephen A. Smith's loud voice talking about nonsense predictions.

I think that you have mentioned a lot of things about on the protection of their data and passwords but you only have provided them with only one solution with regards to their browsing habits. Looking for https certified websites as of the present isn't an enough thing to guarantee that you are on a safe website now since website owners can esily obtain it now. Before entering even anything and that includes your credit card numbers you must observe safety features such as “safe” certificate badges from known anti-virus softwares such as McAfee and Norton to see if the website is clean from any kind of trackers and can be trusted with your information.

Bossing alam mo ng HYIP site yung sinalihan mo nag bakasakali pa din ikaw na lalaki pera mo ayan tuloy yung pinaghirapan mo nawala. First of all HYIP programs out their kahit tumagal sila ay scam pa din sila magmula sa simula ng pagkakagawa nila. Bubulagin ka nila sa mataas na returns pero sa totoo lang wala silang tunay na business at ang binabayad lang sayo is kung hindi pera mo ay pera ng ibang tao, yung tagal nya syempre ay depende kung gano kadami nabulag katulad mo minsan mas maaga pa dun kung natakaw na sila sa pera mo. HYIPs are not designed for you to earn but for them to steal your money. Payo ko lang kasi newbie ka pa mali yung pagkasimula mo sa industry kasi faucet at casino kaagad pinasukan mo wala ka talaga makukuha dyan kungdi pagkatalo.

I'm surprised that they have added in Italy for those reasons when obviously the cryptocurrency scene in Italy isn't even comparable to Liechtenstein or even in Cyprus. To start Italy has no proper regulation yet for the crypto industry, they don't even have any updates regarding their legal framework about it since last year, other than that Italy is more focused on the blockchain technology itself and not the cryptocurrency side of it. To tell you honestly this list would have been more reasonable if they have included the small island country Cyprus who has some colleges offering blockchain/crypto related courses already as well as having a crypto friendly law for businesses related to it, Italy isn't really deserving to be in the list as of yet.

Why are they even considering this as a “roadblock/problem” on their part when all the problems they are considering can be solved through the regulation their Chinese government will be handing, and since we are really kept in the dark here we don't really know the situation they are in. Another thing they can do is to based their research and development on the current blockchain related patents from foreign companies in different sector, sure they can't entirely copy it but they can based their own version for it in their country. I don't even really think that this is such a big deal really as the solution is right in front if them already.

By the way here is what theymos got say during the default trust changes that happened in the forum recently, and I think all DT members concerned about the spam created by the campaign (or for any other campaign in that matter) should take a note about this.


We should remember that the the quality of post or the sense of the post in relation of the topic does not relate to the member's “trusworthiness” in the forum like what theymos has said. All we can do now is either continue what were doing in the Meta now (complain/report about something or help the moderator eliminate spam (and therefore eliminating their post count which will hopefully change their post quality) by using the “report to moderator” function

If Yobit (this time) is really an advocate of quality posts in their campaign they'll be following on their own rule on removing participants who have received negative feedback in the forum no matter  what the DT's negative feedback is. You'll be helping Yobit avoid having participants abusing the 20 paid post daily (140 posts a week) by adding more shitty content in the forum.

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However if participants part of Yobit if not tagged from their spam will most likely be tagged by being part of the Yobit campaign itself. Yobit as an exchange has a bad reputation already in the forum and is not trusted anymore, all of their negative feedback in the forum are all left unresolved before they got inactive for a long time. So I expect that a lot of DT members would be easy to hand out negative feedbacks to participants wearing their signature. Some DT members already have given their warning about the campaign so I won't even think twice of removing their signature just to risk my reputation in the forum.

Let's not go over our heads thinking that Ronaldo is the one who had made the team on top of the standings. Juventus has been the champion of the Serie A since 2011 and they manage to win by a big margin on almost all seasons. Sure they have Ronaldo now but the thing is Juventus has been a super team before he even become part of it and the only way to defeat them is when other teams decided to be competitive enough to show in some more cash and buy more quality players. I'll be happy if some teams steps up their game for next season, I just really want to see the Italian league be on top again and the only way to do that is to try to stop Juventus from being on top again.

Di naman ganito ang kaso palagi sa Bitcoin ang tinatawag mong "stable" sa isang price point tawag dun ay consolidation which is neither a bullish or bearish sign. Gaya ng pag reach natin above 5,000 nag stay sya ng matagal sa 3,000$ level bago sya umakyat pataas, kaya di mo talaga masasabing bearish signal sya. Ang tanging paraan lang na masasabi natin na kadahilanan na babagsak sya ay pag rinitest nya ang resistance o di kaya naman sa stage of consolidation nya naging bearish yung MACD or oversold ang RSI bukod dun is yung price and volume nya nag point out sa pagiging bearish.

This is more prevalent for fake bounty translators, I call them "fake" because they really don't know the local language they are translating it to and they use Google translate to do an awful job for them. However for users using GTranslate to post it in a plagiarized English text for their post is not a common thing to do since the translation is pretty bad plagiarizers doing it often gets caught since it is pretty obvious and can esily be spotted from the post itself.

@tbct_mt2 overall I think your guide/tip has covered most of the aspects on plagiarism in the forum however I think you have missed the growing kind of plagiarism here in the forum and that is paraphrasing or rephasing the stolen content or what they sometimes call text spinning. This has been more popular here in the forum since the merit system was introduced and the thought that they could get away with it, some spin the texts on their own while others use a rephrasing tool found online. Newbies need to know that text spinning is still plagiarism and it's not counted on creating your own original post.

By the looks of it with a huge gap down from an unreasonable proce all I cam see is that he just transferred his coins from another user or one of his accounts. I cannot say that this is a use rerror since a 1 satoshi price is something that won't go unnotice by the user so definitely this was done intentionally just to transfer it safely without anyone stealing the bid from him.

Things are not looking good for AC Milan fans since Tottenham have joined Man United in the interest of getting Davide Calabria from the team and by the looks of it he might be out for the right price which definitely both of the Premier league teams can do. AC milan is known for not keeping their players for a long time and they are easy on pressing the sell button when the receive a good offer. I just hope that Calabria is in their long term plans as I don't want him to go.

The problem I see here is that crypto related news media sites are always hungry for clicks and views that's why they tend to create misleading or clickbait-y headlines in order to get attention. That's not even one of the worst types of tactics created by these news sites some may even go as far as creating either a recycled or fake information in their article so that they continue to generate traffic. The only good thing I see about their article is they clarify it that they are accepting BTC payments through Bitpay which is a start.

It's either a shitcoin named Bitcoin SV or their users of their exchanges. I love how Kraken had made the first bold steps for an exchange to delist an altcoin that is polluting the market and honestly from my point of view for an exchange business I can consider this move as a sort of damage prevention on their part. Scandals like this on all industries has a potential to lose their customers, listeners, and viewers because of the conflicting opinions they have. I do expect that other exchanges will follow what Kraken have done if this scandal gets more big.