You can read the posts and create new posts regardless of your trust score and your trust list.


I feel you haven't still understood how the system works.

You can go to someone's trust page and post a feedback. With your feedback, you actually say that I don't trust this user. You can also post a comment and tell the community why you don't trust this user.  You can also tell the community I trust this user.
Take note that with posting a feedback, you don't make any change to your trust list.

With adding someone to your trust list, you actually tell the forum (not the community) that I trust this user's judgments. You can also go to your trust list and tell the forum that I distrust this user's judgments.
With creating your trust list, you actually tell the forum which feedback you want to see and which ones you don't want to see.

To know how the trust system works, I recommend you to read the topic created by qwk.
A short introduction to the Trust System

And read the topic created by LoyceV to know how to use the trust system correctly.
LoyceV's Beginners guide to correct use of the Trust system

Can you please provide some evidences that can prove your claim? Accusing a service of being scam without any evidence is useless.
It's the first time I've heard of this exchange and I couldn't find any scam accusations against them here in this forum or even through google.

Edit:
I thought the website in question is an exchange. It seems to be a token website. They even have a thread here in this forum. Their representative has been offline for around a year and half.

Read the forum rules. It will help you to know which posts have been made against the rules.
Also, if you doubt whether a topic has been made in the correct board or not, you can get help from Guidelines for threads.


It may worth mentioning that the report accuracy is always rounded up. So, any percentage above 99% is reported 100%.
My report accuracy is now 99% while the exact percentage is 98.37%.

If the address isn't yours (I mean you don't own its private key) and there isn't any transaction made from that address, there is no way to find the public key of the address.
You can't derive public key from the address. The address is derived from the public key through a one way function.

If there's a transaction made from the address, you can find its public key by checking the transaction details in a block explorer.
If the address is P2PKH (legacy), the public key is the second part of Sigscript.
If the the address is P2WPKH (native segwit) or P2WPKH-P2SH (nested segwit), the public key is the second part of witness.


Since no transaction has been made from this address, there is no way to find its public key.
To know the public key of this address, you need its private key.

You can change the code and create a new coin which uses POS algorithm. But that would no longer be bitcoin. That would be a shitcoin like many other cryptocurrencies.


If you think that bitcoin consumes so much energy, I recommend you to read the topic created by fillippone.
Debunking the "Bitcoin is an environmental disaster" argument.

If that's the case, you probably visited a fake website and the scammers give the same deposit address to different users.


Yes. You can see some in the topic created by LeGaulois and there may be more.
Scams Bitcoin Mixers List and Services closed

That's exactly what expected.
According to the information shown on their website, their hash rate is around 22 EH/s which is around 8.5% of the total hash power.
With that hashrate share, it's expected that they mine 1 block in every 12 blocks on average.

I completely agree with you. That's a good report.
My point was that it's not that the report is marked as good automatically if the topic move to another board. As the moderator must select the status manually, it's possible that the report is marked as bad.

As far as I know, when a post is reported and the post is deleted, the report is automatically marked as good even if you have reported the post for something else.
It's not the same when a post is moved. The decision should be made by the moderator and I agree that the moderator should mark the report as good.

I wish you success, but honestly speaking, I expect you to lose money.
The house always have mathematical advantage against the players and in the long run, it's very unlikely that you can make profit.

I can't make any guess on the amount you will lose without knowing the house edge.

Edit:
I just noticed that the payout is 1980x for the bet with 0.05% chance. So, the house edge should be 1%.
You wagered 47 dollars in 118531 bets. So, you have wagered around $0.0004 in every bet on average.
Assuming you continue with the same amounts, you will wager around 352 dollars more and it's expected that you lose 3.52 dollars.

Given that you have made $2.4 profit, I guess that you will lose $1.12.

According to blockchain, in addition to that 0.001 BTC, the address in question has received 0.05083033 BTC on October 5. Click here to see the transaction.
Are you the one who made that transaction? Do you remember paying someone or a service 0.05083337 BTC (around 1000 dollars worth of bitcoin) on October 5 or making a withdrawal from an exchange, casino. etc?
Maybe, you copied the address from somewhere else.

As far as I know, if you report a topic and the topic is moved to another board, the moderator must select the status (bad or good) manually. So, it's not that your report would be definitely marked as good. That depends on the moderators' decision.
It's also possible that a moderator see your report, mark it as bad and don't take any action on the post. Then another moderator move the topic. In this case, your report will be still bad.

If your transaction has been flagged as RBF, you can increase the fee rate, so it's confirmed faster. The fee rate you should set for getting a fast confirmation depends on the network status.
If your transaction hasn't been flagged as RBF, it's very very unlikely that you can replace your transaction with a new one, even if you pay a very high fee.

Note that with increasing the fee, you actually make a new transaction with a different hash. So, if the service you are paying to hasn't been coded properly, you may have to contact them and tell them about increase in the fee.

Bitcoin blocks are mined at the rate of 1 per 10 minutes on average.
With increase in the total hash power, blocks are mined faster and with decrease in the total hash power, blocks are mined slower. To preserve the 10 minute block time, difficulty is adjusted in every 2016 blocks.

Assume that the total hash power just increased by 20% suddenly. Blocks will be mined at the rate of 1 per 8.33 minutes on average, until the difficulty is adjusted and the average block time becomes 10 minutes again.

The address OP is referring to isn't a vanity address. Vanity addresses are derived with testing a large number of private keys. So, the owner knows the private key.
No one knows the private key of the address mentioned in the OP and creating an address like that is very very easy. The only requirement is that the address must have the correct format of a bitcoin address and pass the checksum.
It may worth mentioning that creating an address like the one mentioned in the OP with a known private key is almost impossible.

With coin control, you don't specify the change address. Coin control allows you to select which UTXO(s) you want to be used.

Assume that you have three UTXOs and you want to make a transaction using a specific UTXO. You can go to coin control and select the desired UTXO.
Now, it's like that you only have that specific UTXO and the two other UTXOs won't be used for your transaction.

The problem is probably with the website you are using for hosting images.
Try it a with a different image hosting website like imgur.com. It should work without any problem.

You can also use imgbb.com and postimages.org as alternatives to imgur.

That's not the size of the image uploaded in that thread.
Click on "quote" button in that post. Copy the URL of the uploaded image. Paste it into your browser to see the image on the hosting website. Download the image.
You will see that the real size of the image is 640*2526.

The image you were trying to post had a width of 1440 and height of 4700. Right?
If so, that's different from size of the image shown above. In that post, the user has posted an image with the width of 640 and height of 2526.

The problem may be with the ratio of height to width of your image.

How do you resize your image?
If you want your image to have high quality, you shouldn't increase the size here. Increase, you should upload a bigger image.
For example, if you upload a 16*9 image and you want your image to be 1600*900, it's normal that it would have a very bad quality.

Upload the image with the proper size, so you won't have to change the size here.