It doesn't work that way, you'll have to choose one thing. If you want privacy for all crypto-users, welcome to the underground. Unrecognized coins, use only on the darknet or among themselves, low prices, low distribution, but all private and anonymous.
If you want adopsion, distribution of cryptocurrencies, high prices, widespread use and the ability to pay with cryptocurrency in many services and stores, then welcome to regulated space, where there will be AML, where there will be KYC, where there will be oversight and regulation. You can't combine anonymity and ubiquitous use, it's too utopian a vision, alas.
You are correct in this reasoning. A high degree of anonymity is very attractive to hackers and various scammers. Anonymity significantly increases the risks in the cryptocurrency market. Therefore, reasonable regulation of cryptocurrencies by states is necessary and useful. On the other hand, states cannot allow significant amounts of money to circulate on their territory that they cannot control. Therefore, cryptocurrencies will eventually either be regulated or banned. The cryptocurrency industry is in a very bad place. On the one hand, in order to continue to integrate into the lives of most people and traditional finance, it needs regulation and a regulatory framework. On the other hand, the basic principles of cryptocurrencies are built on decentralization, absence of third parties and freedom from governments, regulators, bankers, etc. Is there a middle ground in the further development of cryptocurrencies, I think not. Cryptocurrencies will be completely absorbed by regulators and governments, and there will be no trace of the true principles of cryptocurrencies. This is without doubt the biggest risk for true decentralized coins, the only way to avoid this fate is that before this market is fully absorbed by governments and banks that people realized as a whole that a system that is so centralized is a risk to their financial well being, however such a thing cannot be achieved by trying to teach people about why decentralization is better, what we need is a collapse of the current system and a crisis so large that people wake up and begin to look for answers about why they lost so much of their wealth and how to prevent this in the future. It is unlikely to happen in the foreseeable future. I am not sure it can happen even in this century. In fact, at the moment, there is no decentralization in the cryptocurrency sphere. PoS coins, even from the DeFi category, they are all centralized. The control tokens in such systems have a completely uneven distribution, otherwise how do you explain the fact that in some protocols 90% of the votes may belong to 1 or more addresses. All this is far from the notion of true decentralization. In cryptocurrency, it also comes down to the principle that the more coins you have, the more influence you have. |
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That's why it is always said 'never trust the dev'.
Sorry for the lose mate. This is crypto and shits like this are bound to happen.
But to be safe side, always invest what you can afford to lose, cause it might happen.
The developer is a person financially interested. Most IDOs held on Pancakeswap are scam, in other words REKT. If there is an opportunity to make money on such tokens, then only at the beginning, when there is hype, then all these tokens after the launchpad start to fall in value very quickly. Such tokens are very expensive to hold and very often the deposit from holding such tokens for a long time can decrease dozens of times and leave the investor with a lot of garbage. Most IDO reach until pancakeswap listing. Once after that the regular trading volume could help them listed on next tier of exchanges. Many stop there due to the lack of funding required to get listed. Very few move further from pancakeswap. This is how majority turn to be scam, even when the team and project objective is good. They also have another version of distributing new tokens, called IFO. If you look at the trading volume of tokens launched on pancakeswap, you can see that most of them are not even 1 million. You can look here. If I see that a new ido is preparing to list on pancakeswap only for now, I will not participate there because the risk of REKT is very high. |
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Oh, what's this? Are you also evading a ban, it turns out? Is this your account too? viskryptoCampaign: Discord:
Profile Link: viskrypto#1806
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What a ridiculous excuse. So you were able to copy and paste someone else's text, but you couldn't copy and paste the link. Nevertheless, look how many links you have inserted in your appeal topic. So you know how to insert links. You didn't just copy and paste someone else's text, you also added your own text, thereby appropriating someone else's text.
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В Твиттере чел написал, что Google напрямую предоставляет данные о кошельках Ethereum. Пишут, если адрес ETH вставить в строку поиска Google, отобразится его баланс. https://twitter.com/hhua_/status/1579700083314282496Я пробовал свой адрес вбить в Гугл, но баланс не показывает. Пробовал и просто вставить кошелек без поиска, тоже ничего не показывает. Я, конечно, с телефона это проверял. Пробовал и версию ПК и мобильную. Возможно, эта фишка Гугла доступна только на домашнем компе. С ноутбука показывает  А вот с мобильного у меня тоже не показывает. |
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When is the best time to buy old coin? This time has been going on for almost half a year since summer. Now, right now, is the best time to buy old coins. If you have the idea to wait for the maximum bottom and buy as cheaply as possible, then I dare you to disappoint, you are 99, 999% not going to make it happen. Buy cheap coins incrementally with your spare cash. The strategy of always waiting for the lowest price possible is a failure and will lead to the fact that you either buy nothing or you will start buying when the market starts to grow, because you will realize that it will not be cheaper than it was.
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I self going to invest in Alts after 2024.
And what is the advantage of this expectation? After 2024, all altcoins will already grow decently compared to the current situation. If you buy the coins of strong projects, it will be before the beginning of the bull season. You should buy on corrections and flat, not on growth, which in 2024, most likely, will already start gaining momentum. It's like if you said in 2020 that you would start buying solana, matic, dot, polygon after 2020, even though you should have bought them before then. |
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I personally did not understand what you wanted to say with your post. Two different Twitter accounts, and the @kud0sinitchi account doesn't exist. And all the links to Twitter posts from the iamkud0 account don't work. Such posts do not exist. What kind of ban evasion can we talk about in this case?
He should have found better links but it does look like he is right and kudosinitchi and autumnleaf share the same twitter account, its just that twitter account had name changed. If you check any of the tweet links below, you will see that it leads to the same account autumnleaf is using. Before commenting on Jemzx00's post, I checked all the links from his post. Twitter showed me that there were no tweets from those links, which means that the links were not working. Now I tried to follow those links again and yes, I was convinced that those links were redirecting to a completely different Twitter profile. I don't know why, but the first time Twitter gave me an error. Twitter is being weird  |
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Выпустили своё Android приложение. Никого не заставляю ставить его, так как в приложении один из движков VirusTotal обнаружил фигню под названием Android.PUA.DebugKey. И хотя эта фигня не является вирусом, как говорится "хозяин барин".  |
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Requesting admin/mod to check and ban the following user accounts for ban evasion. Proof:Both accounts use the same twitter account for joining bounty campaign. Twitter username has been changed however the post/tweet link will show the same twitter account. archivearchiveI personally did not understand what you wanted to say with your post. Two different Twitter accounts, and the @kud0sinitchi account doesn't exist. And all the links to Twitter posts from the iamkud0 account don't work. Such posts do not exist. What kind of ban evasion can we talk about in this case? |
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Hope its a end of those shitcoins.
I don't agree that the end of the shitcoin era has arrived. Shitcoins are gaining momentum every year. Every year more and more such coins appear. Just look at the statistics of dead coins that appeared in 2021. The growth is fantastic, and it will continue to grow. Shitcoins are an integral part of the crypto market. And they will keep popping up until the crypto market is regulated, similar to what is seen in the stock market. Even with their level of regulation, though, there is still a category of stocks called junk stocks. Agreed, every year there is growth with the shitcoins available in the market and more new shitcoins are getting launched. The luckiest will get an opportunity to invest and experience the profit, which is the major thing that keeps common cryptocurrency users away from shitcoins. As mentioned, when cryptocurrency gets regulated existence of these coins will decrease as they won't meet the criteria to enter the market. I agree, but there are many problems to be solved. For example, the problem of decentralized exchanges, which are not regulated by anyone, but where the most junk coins appear. If these exchanges fall under some serious jurisdiction, such as the U.S., then the amount of various garbage there is minimal. But most decentralized exchanges do not belong to such jurisdictions in any way, so there appears various uncontrolled anonymous trash, which aims to make money on naive investors. |
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Twitter and YouTube are the most known cases of fake giveaways of cryptocurrencies on behalf of famous personalities. Of course, the leader is ETH. All these phishing pages and giveaways are based on one simple human phenomenon. It is called inattention. People are too lazy to check something, clarify, ask questions about similar giveaways in other social networks, chat rooms, channels. Instead, they rush as quickly as possible to give their money, naively believing that this distribution from public figures. This method is now four or five years old. How much longer will it take for people to understand these simple basics when interacting with cryptocurrencies?
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That's why it is always said 'never trust the dev'.
Sorry for the lose mate. This is crypto and shits like this are bound to happen.
But to be safe side, always invest what you can afford to lose, cause it might happen.
The developer is a person financially interested. Most IDOs held on Pancakeswap are scam, in other words REKT. If there is an opportunity to make money on such tokens, then only at the beginning, when there is hype, then all these tokens after the launchpad start to fall in value very quickly. Such tokens are very expensive to hold and very often the deposit from holding such tokens for a long time can decrease dozens of times and leave the investor with a lot of garbage. |
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I am not sure that the market has bottomed out, so a further collapse is still possible. If you look fundamentally, there are all the prerequisites for this: geopolitical instability, rising inflation, the economic crisis, rising unemployment, rising prices, the energy crisis. All these are good catalysts for further declines. The news often mentions that if bitcoin falls below 17600, it could trigger the liquidation of more than 75,000 bitcoins. If that happens, there will be a snowball effect, a cascading liquidation like that would trigger a deep and prolonged drop. We saw something similar in March 2020.
For me, we might see another bottoming next year if the recession will continue in 2023 (it will likely happen). So we might see another market crash, and as you have said the war in Europe and the geopolitics between US and China are still in the background for us. So it's better to really have a mindset that the worst for us is still going to come next year and that the price could sink deeper. At least we are prepared and not panic if it does down < $17,500, our lower lows for this bear market so far. You're right, it's not necessarily that the absolute bottom has to come this year and that's the end of it. Let's look back at the last crypto winter of 2018-2019. There the absolute bottom came in Q1 2019, that is 14 months after the ATH. Then that bottom repeated a year later, in March 2020. There could be quite a few more events before the halving, including a new bottom that could easily cross the $15,000 per bitcoin price mark |
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It doesn't work that way, you'll have to choose one thing. If you want privacy for all crypto-users, welcome to the underground. Unrecognized coins, use only on the darknet or among themselves, low prices, low distribution, but all private and anonymous.
If you want adopsion, distribution of cryptocurrencies, high prices, widespread use and the ability to pay with cryptocurrency in many services and stores, then welcome to regulated space, where there will be AML, where there will be KYC, where there will be oversight and regulation. You can't combine anonymity and ubiquitous use, it's too utopian a vision, alas.
You are correct in this reasoning. A high degree of anonymity is very attractive to hackers and various scammers. Anonymity significantly increases the risks in the cryptocurrency market. Therefore, reasonable regulation of cryptocurrencies by states is necessary and useful. On the other hand, states cannot allow significant amounts of money to circulate on their territory that they cannot control. Therefore, cryptocurrencies will eventually either be regulated or banned. The cryptocurrency industry is in a very bad place. On the one hand, in order to continue to integrate into the lives of most people and traditional finance, it needs regulation and a regulatory framework. On the other hand, the basic principles of cryptocurrencies are built on decentralization, absence of third parties and freedom from governments, regulators, bankers, etc. Is there a middle ground in the further development of cryptocurrencies, I think not. Cryptocurrencies will be completely absorbed by regulators and governments, and there will be no trace of the true principles of cryptocurrencies. |
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You are correct. All of AIbotBTC user's posts were in one single topic, the topic was moved to Trashcan. And since Trashcan is not available to ordinary users, then, accordingly, all his posts are not visible to the ordinary user, but they are displayed in the user's profile, as they have not been completely removed from the forum. So let me see if I understand this right: so if a user's posts arrive, for some reasons, in Trashcan (either after having posts reported or if mods themselves decide to move the posts there), they still appear on user's profile but are not accessible anymore by regular users, right? Yes, that's right. If it is so, then why are some posts just moved there and not also deleted for good...? As far as I understand, this Trashcan acts like Windows' Recycle Bin. Are the posts supposed to be kept there for a certain amount of time...? Or some are not deleted at all and being kept as maybe they will be useful in the future, for some reasons...?
For one reason or another, moderators may delete the topic immediately or move it to trashcan. In this case, the moderators act at their discretion. Plus, moving a topic to trashcan allows global moderators to restore that topic at any time. If a moderator deletes the topic, they will have to contact theymos to restore it, only he can restore the topic in that case if needed. I can't say for sure, but I think Trashcan is cleaned manually. |
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Всё вполне возможно. Ну, так и действий никаких практически не требуют. Адрес вставил да и всё. Не дадут так не дадут, невелика потеря  |
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Hope its a end of those shitcoins.
I don't agree that the end of the shitcoin era has arrived. Shitcoins are gaining momentum every year. Every year more and more such coins appear. Just look at the statistics of dead coins that appeared in 2021. The growth is fantastic, and it will continue to grow. Shitcoins are an integral part of the crypto market. And they will keep popping up until the crypto market is regulated, similar to what is seen in the stock market. Even with their level of regulation, though, there is still a category of stocks called junk stocks. |
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