Most likely this is another alt associated with another group of recently exposed accounts.

Trust summary for @shiva: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=2015378



He was trying to counter multiple neg. feedbacks on his alt account KomalSonkar#_@KS


Most of these accounts have already been banned, so he is also ban evading.

Considering we do not know which website it is, this may seem to be an aggressive claim. However, history has taught us that you are probably right.

OP, if they ask you money, it is best to stay away from such a site until you learn more about it. It might help to post a few more details here so we can make a more accurate judgment. And remember, if it's too good to be true, it probably is. Take care.

The question is not "if", but when. The world is transitioning into a cashless world. You can argue it will happen gradually, and that is good, but it is happening. Bitcoin will be one of the key technologies that help us along the way. It can be argued that it is still in its infancy. But the potential of bitcoin to be the currency of the future is obvious. Bitcoin is an opportunity that will not come around again. It represents enormous untapped potential to revolutionize commerce, finance, technology, and beyond. Just think what the Internet and smartphones did to communications. Let's harness this opportunity.

It is impossible to predict when Bitcoin will achieve mainstream status. I think we will see it move from niche to mass-market in the next 10 years. But before we reach that point, I expect many developers to be releasing new coins and variants of bitcoin. But again, they are unlikely to have the mass market appeal of bitcoin.  Hence, the $ 100k price target for bitcoin is probably very conservative and likely to happen. More likely, you will see it rise to a multi-hundred thousand dollar price as the net result of more people using and investing in bitcoin.

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


8. Shishir55

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Miscellaneous:

• Ban evasion
• The account is connected to many accounts already reported and tagged for bounty cheating by enrolling multiple alts.

I think you should try phrasing your question differently. You use some expressions that are not common in this area. You mentioned "zero wallet account", "zero robot account", "audio money", ... What is that exactly?
Bitcoin is not "audio money" but electronic money or digital money.

One of the easiest ways to get bitcoins into your wallet is to buy them at one of the online exchanges. Just like buying foreign currency, you exchange your fiat currency for bitcoin.

I believe that was the point. Besides, you should not even be here since you are ban evading as well.

By the way, I am tagging all your accounts I can find. Get the fuck out of here and go on living your stupid life!

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

1. min end
2. pappu789
3. ramgautam125
4. RANASINGHAZAZ9099
5. RAVINDRAKUMAR7777
6. SHAHILSHINGH332211
7. KomalSonkar#_@KS

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

First and foremost, I would like you to please note that you are not the only person who has been victim of cyber crime. It is unfortunately a fact that all of us have been victims at some point or the other of online criminal activities. This is even more prevalent in our crypto world. Security remains one of the biggest challenges for everyone and one of the most important areas of focus and priority for the crypto community in particular.

The most important thing to protect your account from hacking is to set up two-step authentication on your account and a strong password. A strong password will contain a mixture of letters, numbers and special characters. It should be lengthy and should not have any words repeated from a previous password. A strong password prevents a hacker from being able to enter your account but remember that it cannot stop a hacker from getting access to your email account and use that to hack your account. Never re-use a password, a hacker can pick up your password from somewhere else and use it to log in into your account. This is a very important point. Beware of email phishing scams. Emails purporting to be from a crypto-related email provider or exchange pretending to be asking for a password. Avoid clicking on links or opening attachments in emails.

These are just a few things that come to mind right now, but of course , I cannot know all the vulnerabilities out there so you should do your due diligence. Stay safe.

I understand what you mean, they are trying so hard to hide the facts (for some unknown reason). There is much more than just using the same software. I am certain there was a thread somewhere that showed all the evidence in one place, but I cannot find it right now. I will update this post when I find it.

Upon registering on both sites, the first thing I noticed was that they both share the same user IDs. In other words, if you register on second site just a couple of seconds after the first one, you will get a UID that follows the first one. While I did not take screenshots at the time, this is very easy to verify for anyone who wants to. This undoubtedly proves that both sites are using the same database; they only differ in the front end skin.

In addition, as logfiles mentioned, there is evidence that both sites use the same wallets for their deposits, and quite coincidentally, some of the wallets are titled "x1bit" and "x1bitpaygate".

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Yeah, such influencers simply love clickbait titles and other cheap tricks to attract attention. They are not interested in the truth, they just want to make money out of everyone's ignorance, but anyone who read the full story can see right through the BS.

That is just sad. By using this tactic, they simply spread the false ideas and information that can lead people to make the wrong decisions. That is not only irresponsible, but it is downright harmful, especially for kids and others who might follow these actors.

I really cannot believe there is still someone who believes that. From what I have seen, 1XBit is either an unlicensed version of 1XBET or an affiliate of 1XBET. I am not sure whether they are from the same owners or not. But I am sure that 1XBET controls all the important stuff. They may indeed be the whitelabel of 1XBET, but they cannot by any means be different entities.

No matter of your motives, I am saying it is wrong.

The point is, if you already want to accuse, or even suspect, someone of scam you better have valid evidence or at least know your facts. As far as I know, the freebitco.in lottery has a provably fair mechanism to determine the winner. Is there any reason to doubt this?

By the way, you could have formulated your question differently. The question you ask may be really unfair as it assumes that there is a scam. This is not a good way to start a discussion.

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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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?