I am not sure what that image is. It seems you misunderstood me. I didn't mean that you should add any images anywhere. What I meant was making the text under the 'Organizer' column clickable by connecting it with a hyperlink. I will show you an example from a line from your own table.

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Sinbad.io Mix Your BTC Quickly AVATAR contest | Win up to $200

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OPEN

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31st July

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Must be creative

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Sinbad

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Check the Sinbad text under the 'Organizer' column. Clicking on it will now take you to the project's ANN thread. Alternatively, you can connect it to a profile page. In this case that of SinBad.io would be fitting for the above example. 

I wouldn't worry about it. The transaction will either be signed or not. Since Keystone is an airgapped device, you aren't broadcasting anything directly from the hardware wallet to the internet. But even if you did, the coins can't disappear in an irretrievable way. If signed and broadcast, they will start being spread across connected nodes and their mempools. If not, the coins remain in the same address you had them in. Do it again once you restore power.

You answered that yourself. If your hardware wallet supports only one seed, you'll have to reset it to factory settings to enter a second one. By supporting 3 seeds, no resetting is needed if you have up to 3 seeds in it. A reset will be needed only if you need to switch to a 4th.

Since they are scammers and their intention is to ultimately steal your coins, you are not going to withdraw anything anyway. Cold storage means they are storing the keys physically or digitally on machines that are not connected to the internet. Freewallet is a custodial service, so you have to ask them for permission to withdraw your own coins. When they see the withdrawal request, they act on it. Or in Freewallet's case, they start requesting documentation and ask questions until you give up or can't comply.     

I think it looks ok and it didn't negatively affect the formatting. At least not on the device I am using. It's good to see who organizes a particular contest because if it's a known name, it might attract more participants.

If you want to make one more change, you could add hyperlinks linking to the profiles on Bitcointalk for each organizer. For example, if the organizer is Sinbad, you link to their official forum account or Bitcointalk ANN thread. If the contest is organized by a regular forum member, the link could lead people to their profile page.

Are you retarded or did you suffer recent head trauma maybe? Lay of the glue, it seems to have a serious affect on you.

Freewallet is a known scam. There is no need to repeat that anymore. But I find this whole thread a bit weird, and I will say why.

Blockchain data shows the incoming transaction was made on 10 July. Less than two hours later, the money moves from the address to a different one. Can we conclude that you (n1k_lev) didn't make this transaction but Freewallet did? Frewallet is custodial, they own all of the keys. I am trying to understand why they would move the tokens from your address to a different one. It's not like you can recover them without their intervention.

Only 24 hours after the transaction, you open a scam accusation thread, make one post, and never return to the forum again. All that seems weird to me. 

It was expected that scammers would try to take advantage of the fact that Twitter is rebranding into X. It worked well in the past with all those fake Elon Musk crypto giveaways. I am sure these fake X token scams will be successful also. Greed is greater than logic, and unknowledgeable plebs will get hooked to this like crazy thinking Elon is throwing away money.

I have watched the whole 6 min video and the quality is really bad to see anything. Why couldn't you post it in a way that people can actually see what is happening?
So you are saying that because the betting history doesn't get added to your account profile immediately, that's proof of Stake scamming? I don't see it.
I do find it weird that your account balance doesn't get updated live, and something like that shouldn't be happening as it makes the site look amateurish. Having said that, I have heard about things like that before, but it didn't actually negatively affect your balance. Players who complained about those things for crypto casinos made all the bets according to the balance they had.

I can't see the Bet ID differences that you talked about in your video simply because the quality is bad. Hence, I can't comment on that part. I don't play on Stake or do a lot of casino gambling to know if that is normal or the numbers are supposed to be different for some reasons. I suggest you ask other players if they see the same things in their accounts.

Before you tell me I am on Stake's payroll let me just state that I couldn't give a shit about Stake or about you if you think someone here is getting paid for defending them.
Better quality videos are needed if you expect something to happen here in your favor. 

Google doesn't care, nor do they carry out any research whether certain sites are scams or not. It's also possible to purchase ad space and advertise scams in Google ads to other users. Remember when ChipMixer was still alive and you couldn't find the official website on Google? At the same time, there were loads of phishing sites that appeared on top of the search results. It's the same with other mixers, like Sinbad. The phishing versions aren't the first result, but they still appear close to the top.

Don't use AI when you post. It looks ridiculous. No one writes like that from their head and it's clear you are using automated text creation + word spinners because I can recognize my own sentences converted into new ones on your side.

A serious bettor knows that singles and parlays are the only types of bets you should make if you are approaching betting professionally. All accumulators drastically lower the odds of winning, no matter their odds. People make the mistake of wanting to bet $1, place 20 different matches on the betting slip, and go home with $100.000 in their pockets. Most will never do that even if they played like that every day of their life.

Bigger stakes and smaller returns on bets that have value do the trick. But nothing is bulletproof when it comes to sports betting.   

Escrow can ensure that the deal goes down as agreed, that's true. It doesn't do much to protect ones anonymity though, and neither does crypto if we are talking about physical goods. If the buyer sells physical items that have to be shipped to the seller, you are going to have to give them your address, name, etc. Let's be honest, very few people use PO boxes, so revealing who you are and where you are from happens often.

Maybe he thinks he has a chance to purchase some merits from some of them. Lol he should try and see how that goes. But I don't think he wanted to learn who the merit sources are. It's really an easy thing to find if you want to.

To answer your question about what benefit one could have from knowing who the merit sources are. It's a long shot, but a user could check in which subs the merit source distributes most of their merits. They could then adapt and adjust their posting habits accordingly. But genuine members wouldn't need to do that as they can collect members wherever they post. 

Maybe you could add a new "Organizer" column to your table if there is space and it doesn't mess up the formatting. It's often clear who the organizer is because the name can be found in the subject, but that's not always the case. Under organizer, you could then write the brand or Bitcointalk user that started the contest. For example, Sportsbet, Sinbad or Pmalek.    

I would have appreciated if OP didn't hide behind a brand-new account and had the courage to post from his main account. That way it would be easier to see what is going on, and what could be the reason behind the creation of this thread. All we can do now is guess, but no one really cares, and the thread will soon be forgotten and added to the countless other baseless accusation threads.   

If OP has the quality to post properly but somehow isn't receiving merits, post in the Report unmerited good posts to Merit Source thread and someone will take a look.

Another day and another accusation of merit sources being scummy douchebags who have destroyed the world (of Bitcointalk), and abuse the system to the maximum. Here is something you might be interested in knowing. Many didn't ask to become merit sources; the admin choose them. They were and are obviously doing something right. Or maybe the admin is also a damn abuser? Hmm, it's a pickle.

Those that deserve merits, get them. It's that simple. It's difficult for quality posters to remain under the spotlight for long periods of time because someone will eventually notice them and merits will start going their way. Unless, of course, you are posting in the worst subs and discussions of Bitcointalk where no one with any self-respect goes.

So, if you are lacking merits, improve your posting habits and do the same what those who earn them do. If you can't do that or don't want to, that's probably the reason you aren't getting any or in the amounts you think you should.

Nema tu prevelikie filozofije. Možeš to uraditi sa Electrum novčanikom. Tools > Sign/verify message.

Otvori ti se novi prozorčić gdje napišeš poruku u kojoj piše ko si i koji je razlog potpisane poruke. Dobro je staviti i datum. Vodi računa o praznim prostorima i novim redovoima jer i to utiče na finalno potpis. Zatim ubaciš adresu s kojom želiš potpisati i koja je dio novčanika koji ti je trenutno otvoren. Klikneš na Sign i dobiješ potpis. Sve to onda lijepo zaljepiš ili pošalješ onome ko želi da provjeri potpis. Ako si sve uradio kako treba, neće biti problema.

Ethereum is neither immutable nor is it as decentralized as Bitcoin. If we go back to the DAO hack of several years ago, we'll see that when the tokens of important Ethereum Foundation members got stolen, the network didn't have any problems to revert back to an older state and change the history. That doesn't speak for immutability.

On the other hand, huge hacks have happened to crypto exchanges that have led to million/billion dollar losses for bitcoin holders. No forks happened that changed that. In both cases, the networks performed and worked as they should have, but only one blockchain changed its history to save the money of certain individuals.   

I guess someone reported the contest and the staff deleted the post. The post existed two days ago. You can take a look at it on at this Ninjastic.Space link.
The reason why it was deleted is probably because it was an altcoin giveaway. Plus it required incentivized posting on the forum. No form of altcoin giveaways is allowed.

Ista stvar je i kod mene. Zbog posla moram imati nekoliko različitih browsera i programa otvorenih u isto vrijeme pa bi poludio da sve to moram raditi samo na jednom.

Iskustvo pisanja na mobitelu je stvarno loše pogotovo ako je tema gdje citiraš dva ili više člana. Rezati i brisati dijelove razgovora traje predugo. A pyramid-quoting nikad nisam volio kod drugih pa neću ni ja da to radim.

Kad napraviš post u toj temi, korisnik koji piše poslje tebe će citirati tvoj post. U slučaju da pokušaš nešto muljati, vidjela bi se ispravka jer postoji taj quote-ani post druge osobe koji se razlikuje od tvog. Pretpostavljam da dosta korisnika to nije uradilo pa onda u tom slučaju može bilo koja BTC adresa koju si negdje postao na forum i ako nisi editovao i mijenjao post.