Although it is not a bad portfolio, it would be good if you made a few unique designs, since all of these look like free web templates that can be found on the Internet.

Luckily, you're one of those Web designers who can create something functional and attractive, but for a small price, and that is  a good thing.
But I suggest you try to get out of your comfort zone sometimes , make something that will cause a little bit of a stir and stimulate people to talk about it, so you're creating a buzz about yourself and your portfolio.

Good luck to you. I wish you great success with your business.

Both are throwaway alt accounts, part of the same farm of spammers and bounty cheaters:
Nutildah's bounty cheaters & ban evaders thread

Yes, you are right. There have been numerous cases where suspicious projects have reached the TOP 40 or even the TOP 20 according to the market cap of this crypto currency market. But, at the end, they went to zero after a few months, some even before, after the rug pull.

Remember the Squid Game token? Its market cap reached an astonishing $2 trillion at the height of its popularity, roughly the value of all other cryptocurrencies combined. Remember how developers made a dump and disappeared with a huge pile of money? This proves that the market cap can be misleading. Especially if liquidity is low, which is usually the case with all new coins.

3 Accounts Connected: (Note: Banned shown in red / Inactive in Blue/Active)


3. Hazel849
4. Lisa6981

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Reporting:

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Miscellaneous:

Cheating bounty campaigns with alt accounts.

Oh great. Just what we needed. Here comes more spam from 1xBit army of sock-puppets.

It looks like the newbie 1xbitpatnar started the same campaign in the Services section as well: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5398617.0
And, RajaDen is a known bounty cheater with multiple alt accounts. It is possible that he will fill the whole campaign only with his alts.

Op, since you mentioned the crypto market, I guess you want to learn more about trading. Before you start following some reputable traders or investors on social media, I suggest you master the basics first.
Try to get a basic understanding of how the market works, and how to use different trading strategies. Many of these traders also talk about fundamental and technical analysis, so I suggest you read up on those as well. This will help you to understand about their trading strategies, and you can then follow them without any fear of being lost in the technical jargon.

Without knowing precisely where you ran into issues, it is hard for us to offer any tips. I suggest you go into more detail about the exact result you got, as other members have suggested.
If you can see the "Addresses" tab in Electrum, you should have at least some btc addresses there. Are you saying you can not see "your addresses" or can not see the Addresses tab at all?

Electrum is a good option, in my opinion.

Here is a short tutorial on how to run Electrum in testnet mode:

There is no conclusive evidence, but there has been suspicious activity nonetheless. This is especially evident by looking at screenshots and their titles, and that they are all posted in the same thread. It is almost impossible to consider this a coincidence. Another "coincidence" is that all accounts were active in the Indonesian local board.

I admit that I have never used Blockstream Green wallet (if that is what you mean), but if I understood their help pages correctly, their wallet uses special Multisig Shield protection so it is impossible to recover the same wallet with a different software.

Take a look at this:
https://help.blockstream.com/hc/en-us/articles/900001550443-What-standard-does-Blockstream-Green-use-for-its-recovery-phrase-


Theoretically yes, but you have to first check if the software in which you generate the wallet uses the standard way of deriving key pairs from a 12/24 word seed phrase (BIP39). BIP39 is the most common standard used for seed phrases but some wallets use their own standards or industry standard derivatives.
You can find some useful information here: https://walletsrecovery.org/


That is a good decision, and do not be shy about asking questions - we were all new once.

2 Accounts Connected: (Note: Banned shown in red / Inactive in Blue/Active)

1. Sunlite1212
2. Sunlite99

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Reporting:

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Cheating bounty campaign with alt accounts.

• LOOTaDOG Bounty Campaign - managed by @CryptopreneurBrainboss
  PoA: Sunlite99 | Sunlite1212
• UnitedCrowd $50k $UCT Signature & Twitter Bounty - managed by @Adbitco
  PoA: Sunlite99 | Sunlite1212
• [BOUNTY] Volare Network - managed by @julerz12
  PoA: Sunlite99 | Sunlite1212

Scammers often use this technique to trick naive victims. Don't be fooled by these screenshots. Whatever you do, do not send money to scammers.

Another common method is that they show you a false balance on a website, such as an exchange or investment platform, but you must first pay a fee to withdraw the funds. These are fake sites, and you have no balance there. Any money you pay goes to scammers.

There are some people who seem to forget very quickly. I was just thinking about the year 2020, when the price of bitcoin dropped by 50% at the start of the Coronavirus pandemic. Those who missed the opportunity later complained that they should have invested at the time. The same people are probably now complaining that prices have dropped. They do not realize they are once again missing out on an opportunity.

9 Accounts Connected: (Note: Banned shown in red / Inactive in Blue/Active)

3. Ericfundz
4. Gabriella2606
5. Badmandior
6. Holygrail56
7. Westdamien55
8. Badmandior
9. Lacazera53

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https://ninjastic.space/post/58593165













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The account is connected to many accounts, some of them previously reported and tagged for bounty cheating by enrolling multiple alts.

Do you have a way of proving that you are just hired by them and not actually a member of their team (if there is one) or the one who created this fake project?

No doubt, that KYCSPY report is fake.

Both domains were registered just a few weeks ago on the same registry and hosted on the same hosting server. This cannot be a coincidence.

Whois Record for ExistenceMetaverse.com
https://whois.domaintools.com/existencemetaverse.com

Whois Record for KycSpy.com
https://whois.domaintools.com/kycspy.com

Behavioral finance studies have shown that women are generally more risk-averse than men. Accordingly, women typically research more and take more time to make decisions.

According to the BTC Markets Investor Study Report there was a 175% increase in women users last fiscal year. The BTCM data also showed that gender lines continued to flatten as female investors grew at a faster rate than male investors (83% compared to 16%).

3 Accounts Connected: (Note: Banned shown in red / Inactive in Blue/Active)

1. Acw953c
2. Gemma99
3. Kevorkian

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The account is connected to many accounts which are previously reported and tagged for bounty cheating by enrolling multiple alts.

• 30 Accounts Connected by Awaklara

Yes, that is how things should work, but statistically, new topics still "earn" more merit points. I imagine visibility plays a role in this. New topics are new, and attract more people than they do once you've seen them.

Check out these statistics:

Top-merited recent replies
Top-merited recent topics

If you wish to post pictures in your ANN thread, you need a Cooper Membership Account. Merit points are not required.


No.