OP should at least try to explain whether he is related to other accounts in any way. There are too many coincidences to dismiss this evidence.

Yes, that's right. In fact, I suggested the exact same thing to you a few posts ago. Everyone who finds themselves in a similar situation should should do the same.
It is always better to ask for permission before making a decision that can have negative consequences for your account.

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OP, you can also check out Seuntjie' DiceBot. It is free and open source, and has been around since 2013, if I'm not mistaken. It works with most dice gambling websites.

Official thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=307425.0
Website: https://bot.seuntjie.com/ (Always be sure to download software from an official website and check the MD5 checksum.)

Did Satoshi actually introduced bitcointalk.org? I know Satoshi started the original bitcoin.org forum, but I think the move to bitcointalk.org was a decision made between theymos and Sirius, with consensus among other old members. If I'm not mistaken, Satoshi was already gone at that time.

You forgot the email you used for registration? In that case, I suggest you use the "Forgot password" function with your account name and check all your email addresses.
Don't apologize to them here, write to customer support to avoid misunderstandings.

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It doesn't seem strange to me since many (most of them, in my opinion) platforms don't allow multiple accounts. As long as you have access to your email address, you can always request a password change in case you forgot or lost it.

When you change your computer, do you also change all your access information to every platform and service you've ever used, including all your email accounts? Isn't that strange?

BitcoinMoses (aka DigitalMonk) is just an immature attention-seeking troll or, as someone suggested, a mentally ill person, and nothing more. I thought about giving him a negative trust because anyone who claims to be Satoshi without valid proof deserves it, but I decided that he's just not worth it and that trolls are best ignored. He is completely irrelevant, and probably much less harmful to the community than, say, a troll named Snowshow (aka Antikvark, Antithesis or Fxsurfer).

According to the FJ Terms and Conditions, you are not allowed to register more than one account on the platform:


It would be best if you try to recover your old account, with the help of customer support, since you risk having your new account blocked, terminated, and your money confiscated. Always read the terms of service and ask customer support for advice if you are in doubt, especially when your money is at stake.

Yeah, I get the same error message:


Apparently, there is an issue related to an expired SSL certificate or a certificate that doesn't include 'forum.windice.io' domain name. It should be easy to fix, so it will likely be resolved quickly.

The matches are not separated because the first two were played on the same night (just an hour difference). And the third was the next game of the same team. But anyway, this is just one example I found after a quick search. I'm sure there are many such examples throughout the history of basketball (or any other sport, for that matter). My point was that such coincidences are possible and that it is nothing strange.

If you trust this cryptocurrency and believe bitcoin can make you a profit in the long term, then don't think too much, just make a decision and buy again. The huge price swings are all part of the process of unearthing speculators and separating investment wheat from chaff. The main point is that there will be cycles, and when the time is right for another bull run, bitcoin will again rise to become a highly profitable asset. So I think it's a good time to start again (this is my personal opinion, not financial advice).

My personal belief is that the price will rise exponentially, but do not expect to get rich over night. If you want to invest in Bitcoin again, invest small amounts you can afford to loose, try not to go all in. Don't repeat your mistakes from the past.

Never FOMO, don't sell your bitcoin when in loss and keep your cool! 

Basically, according to the comments of their administrator on the forum, only the sale of cryptocurrencies and other financial instruments is prohibited, not the purchase. On the other hand, Payoneer prohibits all peer-to-peer payments, so I am not sure under what circumstances it would be possible to purchase cryptocurrencies while complying with their terms.


And here's an excerpt from their terms of service:

There is no chance of this affecting anything going on in the courtroom. We can only hope that the lawyers know what they are doing.

Unfortunately, no one can help you get your money back, and someone who offers such a service is probably trying to scam you. So be careful.

The only thing blockchain investigators might be able to find out is where the coins went (assuming the scammer was stupid enough and didn't use some sort of coin mixing scheme, which is unlikely). The coins may end up on an exchange or other centralized service, in which case you would need to work with your local law enforcement to try to recover your funds or to get the scammer's contact information in order to pursue other legal actions.

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If you were to go through the history of NBA games and analyze all the results, you'd find a lot of weird coincidences just like this one.

For example:
On March 15, 2021, San Antonio Spurs defeated Detroit Pistons 109-99; on the same night, just an hour later, Los Angeles Clippers defeated Dallas Mavericks 109-99. Just two days later, the Spurs beat the Bulls 109-99. 

Source: https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/NBA_2021_games-march.html

@Mitch212, thank you for the contest, and I wish all other participants good luck.

Bitcoin address:    bc1q4j5rytqzgqx9y9f03ny52y37sprlddqljv9hru

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By the way, it might be a good idea to put up some restrictions so that only active members can join. This would reduce the possibility of cheating with alt accounts.

Investing is not easy. Frankly, no matter which way you slice it, there's no 100% safe way to invest money. The best investors in the world do it for a living, and they still make mistakes. So, the most important question is: how much money you can afford to lose?

Do you have extra money that you don't need for daily living expenses? If so, it doesn't matter if you can afford $100 per month or $1,000 per month, start small, and increase that amount gradually over time. You have to evaluate your risk tolerance; for example, can you handle high-risk investments? What are your financial goals? When you know what you want to achieve, it is easier to choose your investments wisely. Once you have determined that you can handle the stress of investing (i.e., higher risk), then you should experiment with different strategies and instruments, and find out which ones work best for your goals.

In that case, the most obvious solution is to organize a BTC giveaway and publish it in Games and rounds, or alternatively, in the Services section if you want participants to complete some tasks.

ETH and LTC giveaways are more complicated due to the "no altcoin giveaways" rule. Hope this helps.

Yes, great job, PowerGlove and theymos! I was honestly surprised when I noticed the changes already implemented in the forum this morning. I'm sure this will prove helpful.


If you don't count the April Fools pranks we get every year... 


I'm not so sure about that.