I do not think you understand what the OP is trying to say. For one what you are using now a, portfolio app, is also called a cryptocurrency tracker a tracker is also the one who helps you manage your assets whether you are holding it in an exchange or in a wallet. And also to make my point clear you don't need you cryptocurrency inside an exchange in order to manage your cryptocurrency. You might have misunderstood what OP is saying and mistakenly think of it as some kind of cryptocurrency recovery (tracker) tool if they are stolen.

Why would they even think that a mobile credit card will be competing against Bitcoin who already has a monetary value it's like saying fiat currency will be dead because already have credit cards existing now which isn't even the case. Another thing that makes this rumor dumb is not even half of the world owns an Iphone and not even all of them even has access to the wallet payment service, Apple Pay, they previously have. To top it all there is really nothing innovational on what they did its just that this Apple loyalists thinks that everytime Apple releases something they think that its "out of the world" and unique.

If these kinds of services are already prevalent even outside of the forum the only way to mitigate it is either making the ANN section heavily moderated or having some kind of limits within their thread. If we want to stop this lucrative business we must make it weak and useless for the ICO developers and in order to do that we need to make their service ineffective in the forum. Hopefully pretty soon afterwards we would be seeing less and less of this services being offered online.

This will be a hit or miss depending on what cryptocurrency you are sending to your clientsn if its just full loads of shitcoin then users might feel like you are just offloading your losses but if you are giving away cryptocurrencies that are relevant and stays close to what they paid for then users might actually like it. Another thing to consider is put in a guide on why you included that crypto in the lootbox (e.g. is it for investing is it for buying?) So that they know what's the best thing they can do with that cryptocurrency.

It is the first time I ever read an article about Bitcoin replacing the word “bullshit” as bovine excrement I thought they have censored the word to punch us with some cold hard truths but at the end it is one of those articles that doesn't really add something new because it just gives back an old opinion being recycled again and again. It is 2019 and they are still using arguments that “BTC does not act as a currency” or “its only useful for criminal purposes" both of which has been disproven before yet they still say it as if people hadn't heard it before.

There are rumors saying that A.C. Milan is highly interested in acquiring Moise Kean from Juventus, thats if he refuses to renew his contract Juve will make him available for sale. I myself personally think that this will be a bad move for Milan. The already consist of a lot of young players and they still also have Patrick Cutrone which is already having trouble finding pkay time woth Piatek. If they want to be relevant in the European football competition they should be focused on signing veterans instead.

I wouldn't call what we are doing as stalking as we are only using files and photos what you and the past scam ICOs have provided. If we are stalking someone we would be doing physical surveilance or monitoring to the individuals personally. Lastly what we are doing is not hate, as an investor and DT member here in the forum we don't want any scams going pass us so if you don't like our methods of investigation you can do your business elsewhere.

Looks like the two Deinas are the only real persons working on this scam, their names are coming out on a lot of scam ICOs. They are also the ones who are part of the team that have actual photos regarding the project. It seems like the real photos they are just showing is just a front to make investors believe that they are a legit project. I think that someone needs to report this two to the authorities to be properly investigated, because as of now we really don't have anything aside from them being associated with a lot of scams.


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I just got carried away that another white collared criminal got away from jail, the way I see it is that the judicial system has a different view from business crimes compared to violent crimes that face the maximum punishment. It works as if its like they have unlimited warnings from the punishments and penalties they received. The suspended four years he received was only like a probationary period in which he needs to stay clean and after that he can do whatever the hell he wants, its like they given him time to plan and prepare his next big move.

Probably because the amount of game/match fixing involved in the Esports community is so prevalent that even professional players are involved in such scandals. Unlike real sports where you can see the obvious the only way to prove the game is fixed is through leaked convos about the deal or a really dumb way to throw the game. Other than that a website cannot really establish a proper betting match online as there is no way of proving that the players you actually betted against are the ones really playing your match. That is why Esports games are held publicly which you see both teams fighting face to face.

Another thing that I have notice is that the scam wallet address for most copy/paste victims are no way even similar to the wallet addresses they intended to send the Bitcoins in or at best only the first three to four numbers/letters are correct which is not even an excuse to make a mistake in. This is really a dumb mistake to do for crypto users as it is an act of carelessness on their part, I mean even before this malware existed I always double check my address before I even proceed with my transaction.

For users who suspect they are infected with the copy/paste malware (aka the Clipboard Hijacker) this originated with the All-Radio 4.27 software so for people who are downloading some shady softwares online recently you should test out your pcs if you are copying the right address, if not you now know what to do as they are various guides online.

The Tokyo District Court may not have found him guilty on his embezzlement charge but don't you think falsifying data to mislead the public about the current position of Mt. Gox isn't enough to merit him a long term prison sentence? Armed robbery is just a small time crime compared to what he did. Mark Karpelès isn't even new to finding himself in trouble of the law again and again, he is not the type of man who you think has no experience on breaking any kind of law. He still got cases in the U.S. pending and during 2010 he was found guilty of fraud in France and he is lucky to be out of jail until now.

I may now know the problem, it seems like if you aren't logged in to your Facebook account you have no way to see if the account exist. At first I though that it was one of my browsers not working but after I logged in to FB I was able to view the account. But after visiting his profile my point still stands that this is an impersonator and he just tried to scam the OP. His FB  profile literally has no track whatsoever of him working in ICOBench, no posts in his timeline, no friends to show, and all of his pictures are uploaded from the same day which only means that this account is just newly created.

Adoption? As far as I know the bearish market had made crypto hodlers more frugal in terms of holding their coins rather than spending it compared to when it's prices are high. It didn't made establishments accept Bitcoin into their stores as a lot of them had pulled out BTC as a mode of payment as soon as the downward trend started. Don't be mistaken by the opportunity hodlers have now in the market for adoption as that is really not the case I am seeing right now, they bought it to hodl not to use as a payment in the near future.

The Facebook account is already either deactivated or removed which only means that the person trying to extort you is already in the wind. Even if ICOBench is a shady website I doubt that the real Igor Karavaev will be messaging one by one ICO devs to be extorted by him, usually it's the either way around in which scammy ICOs will be the one contacting ICOBench to inflate up the ratings since they do have what they call "premium listings" in their website in exchange for BTC. The most probable thing that happened is an impersonator tried to scam you and thought that you will bite his scam. 

So South Korea and the Philippines and at least four other countries will all have a stable coin of its own by Q2 2019 at the earliest, did I read the news correctly or am I missing something? Because I am just surprised that another one of the domestic bank here besides UnionBank in the Philippines is involved in this process, the Philippines might be having some internal competition since UnionBank has been the first one to support cryptocurrencies in the country by having their own Blockchain based banking system which is connected to their users' bank accounts. RCBC bringing a Philippine Peso based stable coin might just make them catch up or even overtake UnionBank in the crypto industry.

So why didn't you include FortuneJack in the top Fice Sites in your list? FJ also has a dice game besides the casino games it has in its website. Something tells me that you really didn't took your time on creating this list and just created it for the purposes of providing your referral link for the websites, you didn't even provide any kind of review om why it is included in your list.

It really doesn't justify anything as far as the law is concerned what they did is inexcusable "pseudonymous" isn't even the right word to justify it.  mean they faked the whole identity not only the name but also the picture of the members (if they really do have one). Being pseudonymous only means using a pretentious name and it doesn't mean you can use another person's picture to do so. What they did simply belongs under the lines of identity fraud.

I don't see how Ajax would win this round against Juventus, they aren't like Real Madrid who would easily give up and don't try their best until the end. Ajax is a group of young players that would face veterans like Bonucci, Chiellini, Pjanic and of course Ronaldo himself. And them being in a lot of Champions league appearance they have a lot os experience in this competition unlike Ajax who couldn't even manage to stay on top on top of their league.

It looks like to me that they use one of those generic excuses scammers used when they got caught faking their team members. This is their response on why they are using fake identities in their ICO project. They also had used Satoshi Nakamoto's anonymity the same as what they are doing with their project now. If they are really a real ICO they shouldn't have done this bullshit but instead made their team really anonymous without faking any of their identity, their reasoning on why they done it is what merited them a negative trust from me as its a flawed reasoning done by a real scammer.