I am looking for various options for cooperation, assistance in purchasing equipment or renting equipment.
But all the types of cooperation you are looking for have in common that you need money to invest in equipment. So it's not about various, you're looking for an investor. You have already received an answer that it will be very difficult because there is a very high risk for the investor. You can probably expect only some advice on which equipment to buy and who are reliable equipment sellers. It's the closest to co-op you can expect.
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Favour Only For Fun I still think that "Fuck OFF" is the most accurate way to describe the situation, though. I'm also surprised it's not this
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"If you refuse to provide data about the origin of the funds sent or provide false data, and if the data you provide confirms your connection to criminal activity, FixedFloat has the right to freeze the funds for the subsequent return of funds to the victims with the assistance of law enforcement agencies."
Karma Is a bich. They froze the funds of their users, but then someone came, unlocked all their funds and took them. Yes. I wonder why people still use such instant exchanges, yet there are better alternatives that won't even bother one with KYC.
It's a little off topic but what are your recommendations for better alternatives? I have been searching for a reliable alternative for several months. Have you ever tried https://exch.cx/Currently one of the best instant exchangers Had no issues with changenow.io
Friendly advice, stay away from Changenow. Many did not have an issue with Fixedfloat either but look now.
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You can't really expect theymos to break the law. This comes to mind: Maybe Bitcoin will be banned in the US someday, and then I'll have to either shut down bitcointalk.org or find a way of moving it to some remaining territory of freedom in the world. That's the problem with centralized forums. I wish that more work was being done on creating decentralized, uncensorable, but also usable forums. I would love nothing more than to be able to shut down bitcointalk.org due to some decentralized solution making it obsolete. Find me a 501(c)(3) nonprofit working on this, and I'll donate to it. I still do not see the presence of mixers on the forum as a violation of the law. Kucoin founders were recently indicted for not having KYC implemented. Is this an alarm for theymos to start banning all no-KYC services from the forum? As far as I know, Kucoin is much more important in the crypto ecosystem than the mixers that caused the ban decision. This forum is slowly turning into Gamblingtalk. it is federal law and is a felony to receive 10000 usd worth of any crypto without reporting full kyc to the feds. That sounds like an impossible law to follow. You have a Bitcoin address in your profile. Anyone can send you $15000, and you'll have no way to find out who it was. Then what? It's the digital equivalent of throwing a pile of money in the mailbox of a random house. Aren't all money transfers over $10k, regardless of origin and whether cash or crypto under the radar of federal authorities?
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Ne znam što reći ovdje i ne želim ulaziti u motive, ali zahvaljujući nekolicini članova (jednom specifično), ostali smo bez još jedne dobre kampanje na forumu. Čini se da ljudskoj gluposti zaista nema granica.
Stvar je isključivo theymos-ove (pogrešne) odluke da banuje miksere. Jambler je nekako bio na ivici i najviše u zavisnosti kako ga tumačiš da li jeste ili nije mikser. Iskreno, bilo je pitanje dana kada će neko pokrenuti diskusiju da li je u pitanju zaobilaženje zabrane. U nekom diskusijama, ako zastupaš određen stav, uvek se nađe trol koji će da te optuži kako zbog signature kampanje braniš nekog. Takvih nije mali broj i jedva čekaju da nađu i eksploatišu mogućnost nanošenja štete drugima. Što se tiče članova na koje ciljaš da su dodali pritisak na admina za reviziju ove odluke, to je neki tihi rat koji traje vec neko vreme, a mislim da je stvar sa Jamblerom eskalirala zbog nekih promena koje su se desile na altt forumu. Pre godinu dana, menadžerski rat nam je odgovarao jer su dizali payment rate u kampanjama, sad se okrenulo na zatvaranje kampanja, što je prilično loše.
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Wasabi wallet performs blockchain analysis, that's why I asked this question but Jumbler doesn't performs that. Both perform blockchain analysis. The difference is that Wasabi performs and funds blockchain analysis for "the sake of the children", whereas Jambler does it to ensure the investors won't cheat and earn from their investments. I'm wondering. The analysis that triggered this theymos decision could have looked quite different. If Jambler there was presented primarily as an investment platform, would that make him suitable for a forum in addition to being a secondary activity of mixing Bitcoins? I still maintain that the mixer ban is a long-term bad decision for the forum.
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It's still strange to me how 1xbit still works, after so many scams and red flags they still operate... so I guess this will be the same thing,
Because they are selective scammers. They didn't harm every user, but only a few percent, so they still have a solid base of satisfied customers. Plus if you remember their signature campaign, there was a large number of those who wanted to participate, regardless of whether they knew it was a scam casino. Imagine how many promoters, and influencers are not interested in their reputation if they pay well for promotion. For example, I know about a satirical account on Twitter, Trollfootball, they have really funny tweets and a large follower base, but I also saw 1xbet sponsorship on their line.
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Sadly Feebuddy is still down due to my aggressive ddos protection setup. I wasn't able to find a reasonable solution to make it work yet..
This may be a very rudimentary idea, but how about hosting it in a separate service from bitcoindata.science? Since it is anchored in your main website, I reckon the need to have a robust DDoS to guarantee the most uptime. By isolating just that particular "feature", would it make sense to lower the DDoS on that specific domain? Do you think that it makes sense separating these two "services"? Technically, this is the perfect solution. I would move all the api to that other machine ,something like api.bitcoindata.science Thee problem would be to pay for that I guess. Maybe @examplens can share his thoughts. As I use shared server in which he is the admin It would be ideal if you had at least two or more mirror servers, but it is quite expensive for an unprofitable hobby project. However, even that does not necessarily guarantee trouble-free operation if a targeted DDoS appears on your service. I was thinking about a similar solution earlier, but due to the lack of knowledge in the implementation of API things, and the time to devote to learning, it was put on hold. The idea was to add some kind of historical fee chart to the preev.net domain, where you could call a fee info for a specific timestamp or block, through the API. (Tracking the price of Bitcoin as well). You did it well with bitcoindata.science, so it demotivated me a bit considering that there is a solution. What I would like differently is for it to be textual and not to generate an image. (I have a reason for that) As a potential solution, maybe you could include one of the file hosting services, some of the free packages might even be enough. A bot that will collect certain information and record it on such a server, and api.bitcoindata.science delivers it further. I'm not sure how feasible this is, but I've seen similar solutions in other categories. Keep in mind that in this case, api.bitcoindata.science is only a subdomain, and for example, the DDoS that happened to you was directed only at your domain (not server or hosting IP), considering that the other domains with which you share the server were not affected by the attack. Right now I can't give more than this server, maybe in the near future yes, but for now, I don't want to promise something that I can't guarantee to deliver.
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The time of crypto casino faucets is long gone I think. I haven't checked my own thread in a long time, but I don't think anything has changed for the better. Some of the casinos might have even dropped their faucets or decreased the possible rewards. What you can hope for is a few cents. One exception is those casinos who have lucky wheels that you can spin and perhaps win a significant amount if you are lucky.
I know that many casinos have disabled or limited the faucet to only "loyal" users. There were abuses like putting faucet rewards on high odds, so rarely but wins did happen. However, I would not count the faucet as any kind of income, certainly not passive because it requires some work. Necessary changes have been made. I couldn't find any info on some casinos' website about any min. deposit req. (mintdice, just-dice and bustabit) They probably don't have any req. However I know that blackjack.fun and binance have no min deposit req as I tested both.
Currently, I also have an investment in blackjack.fun, it is very simple, even reinvesting the profit. The good thing, although it is unclear to me, is that the invested funds are not at risk, because they are not active in the casino pool.
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Based on the op's accusation it will not be a wise decision to call a site as scammer. Because the OP had not provided enough evidence about the accusation and also the OP had just come to the site created the accusation and then left. If the lost amount was correct then OP could be more active. But when you combine all this with other accusations like this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5477452.msg63892572#msg63892572 I would not lightly rule out the possibility that it is a scam exit. I also saw that two reputable managers stated that they are no longer able to get in touch with their former Yomix contacts.
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bitmover, have the attacks on your site calmed down or is CloudFlare absorbing them well? It seems to me that it looks good now, maybe you could make an inclusion for the FeeBuddy bot, I started to miss it and the situation with fees is quite dynamic these days.
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I think you left out one very important piece of information, which is the minimum investment amount. You stated for freebitco.in where 0.0003 is the minimum, but for example, you did not state that for Jambler the minimum for investment is 0.04BTC This is probably important information for those who do not want to risk a large amount of money.
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Greetings sir, I don't know how to copy the link of my posts
I thought I would give you merit if you learn how to copy and share your posts, but I see that you have already done it, so it is unclear to me why you claim that you do not know how to do it. Otherwise, you've only been here for about 20 days, so there's no need to rush to collect merits, you have a long process ahead of you.
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What do you mean by this? Can you expand this in detail?
I'll try to find what I'm talking about, but I don't promise to devote a lot of time to it. Don't ask me to present some idea, while you, as the initiator, have not said much about what you are planning. Otherwise, I am not particularly interested in participating in starting any prediction projects.
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As for feedback, we value all user input, and we're actively encouraging more Indian users to share their experiences to provide a comprehensive view of our service. We take authenticity seriously and are committed to earning trust through genuine user engagement.
You persistently insist that those feedback are not fake, you act as if we are naive fools here. Not a good way to open communication here. If you take other things seriously like feedback authentication, I'm not sure how reliable you are for the service you offer.
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OP, no algorithm will accurately recognize the perspective of a certain altcoin. You have to do your own research and make a decision based on that. What I pay attention to is transparency, for example about team members and who are the people behind the project. The next thing I look at is the quality of the community around the project. In both cases, if I notice increased paid or fake activity, I don't even go to research. The only tip that you will need to quickly identify an altcoins is, any coin that is not Bitcoin is an altcoin. There's no other way, if it does not having the tracking symbol of BTC on an exchange it is an altcoin. Altcoin is the short form of saying alternative cryptocurrency because all coins that are not Bitcoin are altcoins.
I believe that the OP did not ask how to distinguish an altcoin from Bitcoin, but how to recognize an altcoin that has any potential without being a short-term scam.
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