Based on everything seen, the contest could be renamed to "Pizza Parody"  

Honestly, I had a lot of fun looking at all the creations that were submitted for this contest. I don't know what's more twisted, pizza that looks like a salad or cooking pizza in a pot. What seems universal to most of the participants, is whatever they make as a base, it's enough to sprinkle tomato over it and voila... it's pizza. The strange thing is, someone took a picture of a pizza bought in a restaurant, even the professionally made one looks very little like a pizza.
I'm not sure I saw one or two that I might want to try eating.

At the beginning of the contest, fillippone warned about the possible abuse of AI, MidJourney for example really gave very good images of food, that's correct. At least we can be sure here, AI is certainly not used, it just doesn't have this much creativity as shown by many in this contest.

It seems that this is taking too long, they should probably switch to a simpler and more direct way of communication. I hope that this will be resolved positively as soon as possible.


there is no article about any other mixer on wired.com (probably), that's why all the drama is focused on Sinbad.
I believe that this ANN thread is not the place for general discussions about other mixers, that is thread derailing. And it is certainly not adequate for "probably" charges.

Make it easier for the investigators, and leave links to your currently active campaigns somewhere. Perhaps the best in this thread.
Also, update the link to the spreadsheet file for the Ozone Chain campaign, does not currently lead anywhere. You probably forgot. 

I understand that you may be angry at bibox.com but things really work in a slightly different way.
bibox.com domain is registered on the global registrant Godaddy.com based in the US. They do the domain registration, but they do not deal with the content of that domain and what is behind it. They are not responsible for determining whether something is a scam or not.
Globally, it means that a person from India^{for example}, can register a domain using the Godaddy service.

If you have irrefutable evidence against them, then it is best to contact the competent authorities to deal with it. Only they can request Godaddy to cancel or seize that domain.

btw. when we talk about hosting, bibox.com is behind Cloudflare.

I reported that post to the moderators, who obviously deleted it immediately.
From time to time, they (Lucpey) open a new account and try to shill for this service. I also wonder why there is a bumped thread where there is a scam accusation against that service. It is obvious that they do not understand many things when it comes to online business.

As I know https://cex.io is UK based exchange. At least that's what it said to me on the bank statement when I made a withdrawal from there.
There were announcements that he would have his card, I don't know what the status of that is.

I saw they have "Lowered fees are for GBP deposits made by UK residents."
The only thing that I think is a disadvantage here is a slightly lower trading volume for the BTC/GBP pair, maybe not for bigger players.

Very strange, they completely ignore the problem. The last thing they posted on Twitter were the winners of some kind of giveaway https://twitter.com/BKEXGlobal/status/1663445964747595776?s=20


People should be careful here, it seems that a fake BKEX support account has appeared, where they offer a withdrawal solution.

example:

Probably a fake account: https://twitter.com/bkexgloball2

It seems to me that you did not understand the essence of your mistake at all and it's not just about your dishonest attempt to earn $50 from a signature campaign.
Why did you think that it can be a constructive discussion if AI writes posts for you? Did you think that each of us knows how to use ChatGPT and we don't need an intermediary if we want his "opinion"?

It seems to me that JollyGood very clearly targeted only one mixer in the subject. He also leaves a reference to this discussion only in the Sinbad ANN thread, I would say try to dramatize everything more. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5416985.msg62321741#msg62321741
If you were to observe everything from the point of view of someone who came here to get information about which mixer to use, how do you see this Jolly's performance?

At the same time, he obviously did not research everything enough.

This has already been discussed, and T3PR00T posted the reference from those discussions.

I'm pretty sure that the owner of Whirlwind or Hhampuz as a signature manager doesn't want this kind of campaign.



Why stop there, earlier we saw different paths of the mixer. Can I start a global discussion about mixers with something like Is Whirlwind.money Next To Be an exit scam?
Or if The Sceptical Chymist wants it to be more global we can include Unijoin in this way, it would really encourage discussion. We just need to change the name of the mixer with passive accusations.



Whirlwind has only been operating for a few months. How do you know the same thing won't happen to them? A group of hackers will mix coins through it and it can easily be accused of money laundering. As far as I know, not a single mixer has a solution to protect against "dirty funds".

btw. JollyGood did you read the discussions posted by T3PR00T before starting this topic?

It's a little difficult for me to understand the purpose and goal of this kind of thread, especially in the reputation section. We have to play guessing when a service will be shut down. Maybe pool voting should be started, how long will it last?
Why single out only Sinbad, why not include the other mixers as well? Maybe to run some contest or giveaway.
Is Whirlwind.money excluded from this dilemma even though they are engaged in the same type of business, or just because you didn't find a single article about it? Or because you wear their signature.

Given that you wear the Whirlwind money signature, I assume that you are considered part of their team in some way. Isn't it a little inappropriate to negatively spin competitors without a valid reason?

Do you know how long Chipmixer has been in business, and do you believe that it was only used by criminals in the last few months, so that was the reason for the investigation?

Sent the first part of $100 to TFDsiykiaAB8GeoZxVFz8MM2P4Ed9cYrfN
As it is an internal transfer, I only have notes 137755968969

Just because you are new and still unknown, shouldn't the goal be to encourage new users to test the platform more seriously? As far as I know, the competition in your domain is very serious.


This is a very bad solution. Even for the test, it is necessary to leave credit card information? Promises that there is no place for abuse or unauthorized use are really not enough since you have no reputation or business history.
Also, there is no privacy, it is not possible to register anonymously, or to pay for the services of the service with Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency.


btw. If you already have integrated Stripe, then why are you asking for CC information?

Honestly, three days of the trial version sounds too short to get a broad picture of the possibilities of your tool. Events in trading can sometimes be consequential and a sample of three days may not show full functionality (if everything written on the site is really so).
Maybe you could offer a longer trial period, a month for example, or some partially limited version, a limited number of alerts per day, for example.

Through a short search, I was unable to find any significant references or adequate feedback about your service, perhaps the priority should be to familiarize potential users with the platform first. Or maybe I'm wrong.

Hahah, znaci nisam jedini tog misljenja, bas vraca u realnost koliko su neki limitirani. Video sam neke pizza kreacije, isto sam misljenja da je to zbog kojeg merita, manje bi sramotno bilo da samo traze merit.
Steta sto te nema ovaj put, prosle godine mislim da si nezasluzeno ostao bez pobede, cak mi je bolje izgledala od "originalne intalijanske".

It would certainly be useful if you left here one of your references, something you have already written. It is the best way to present yourself and everyone can see the quality of your work.


I assume that you know that we are not really fans here if you shill for your service through alt accounts. People here are not naive and that certainly won't help you.


Don't spam, open your ann thread and write about your service as much as you wish.

Although I'm not a big fan of NFT tokens, especially not memes, the idea is not bad.

As far as I can see, you have collected the essential information of each token in one place. I think that you should be more critical when you write about them. Presenting by conveying the information that the team has set it's not very useful, I don't think that what I found on your website helps me much, because you only transmit ideal information (created by the project owner). There is no constructive criticism or pointing out possible shortcomings, it seems that all tokens are an excellent option, but we know that in reality, this is not the case.

Maybe you could improve the navigation on the site. For example, you can display the market for a certain token through several widgets (Coingecko, Coinbrain...) It would be much better if you simplified it somehow. Also, almost every page has a different structure (order of elements), which complicates the use of the site, because each time certain information is requested in a different place.
Maybe add some kind of table of contents for easy navigation

There is no need to show such a large number of tweets at the end, the last three are enough instead of the current 20. I would even rather put it on the right (column) side in the form of a widget. Scrolling is quite tiring, if anyone is interested, they will definitely go to the official Twitter account.

You should really give some more important information, at least some basics about the business in question, whether it is a start-up or already active. It is also important, apart from Twitter, which other networks would work on. The requirements are not the same for Twitter and TikTok or even forums for example.
It is also very important that you present some expectations and goals that you want to achieve. To start from the beginning and make noticeable results, I think that $100 a week might be a small amount.


He wants a person who will manage his social media accounts. He awkwardly said he was looking for a bounty hunter because it was not a bounty program, but a paid ($100 per week) position for a social media manager.

Well, after I learned a very important and rather expensive lesson (loss of almost the entire portfolio), I urgently decided to buy a hardware wallet. Fortunately for me, Ledger was not available at that time, so I decided on Trezor One, which I received in the shortest possible time.

A few months ago I won a Ledger Nano-X in the Betnomi raffle, I thought it was great, to familiarize myself with this piece of hardware, and then give it as a gift (plus some funds on there) to my niece. Unfortunately, it will now be just a useless toy.




This is a temporary solution, but there are various doubts here.
How can we trust them that these messes with seeds were not implemented earlier, do we have any reliable info about it?
What can also be a concern, earlier they showed some very bad tendencies when it comes to the firmware update. I remember a case where at some point it was no longer possible to update the firmware from a certain version, Can we count on them that they will be more considerate in the future?
This Need help updating old Ledger Nano S firmware 1.2

Oh, buddy, you really mixed things up here. You don't seem to be looking at the big picture.
There is absolutely no similarity between these two services. Apart from the fact that they are completely different types of businesses, Chipmixer did not escape, nor is there any doubt that it was a fraud on the part of the owner. While Bettercallraul tried to make himself a similar "victim", and it is obviously an exit scam.

I don't know what kind of drama you are talking about when it comes to Chipmixer, but it was nothing more than drama when, for example, FTX declared bankruptcy.
If we mark every deeper discussion as a drama, which services will remain acceptable on this forum?

Signature campaigns and everything around them are a significant factor in this forum, but they are certainly not the most important thing here.

Personal search and viewing of several different platforms is probably the best answer here. If there is a specific thing in someone's business, it will permeate everywhere, regardless of whether it is something positive or negative.
Experience is crucial and is gained over time, and then it is much easier to recognize fake feedback. Even if you can't find anything about a service, it's a form of feedback. Nobody uses them.

If you have any doubts, you can always ask here for advice or someone's personal experience, If you have any doubts, you can always ask here for advice or someone's personal experience.