Ayyy, This guy probably just salty 'cause things didn't end up the way he wanted to. And his song about bitcoin is terrible, he is definitely shilling it lmao. I wonder if that was his last hope.


And this is wrong, the more mainstream it gets, the better.

Regardless of whether you're just a grateful happy user or paid for ad, you need to tone down your "hodler posts" cause its backfiring, making your words less credible.

If you wanna know more about the technical side, state it in the post and I suggest moving this to Alternative clients . This isn't a web wallet.

Ah yeahh, I thought $300 was for everything: signatures and bounty rewards included. Thanks for clearing that up!

@op, also consider getting an experienced campaign manager, here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4412712.0

Question, can we get a sign message from them upon checkout or nahhh? If not, it would be better to have them make one for your ann thread, just for confirmation. I checked their ann threads and nothing about coinmall was mentioned.

Wait. Am I interpreting this right? So your budget is $300 for all of them? I'm afraid that won't be enough and could barely do anything. Most projects which did promotions with a low budget didn't end well since everything are of low quality.

There's a fair chance stellar actually did. If you think about it, there's a mutual benefit here since blockchain.com one of the most used wallet started integrating their coin which would help the adoption


Inb4 mandatory kyc 

Gotta agree to 1referee tho. The kyc will basically earn by themselves and sooner or later they will get back the monies they've sent to their users but the good news is, they will get more!

Yes, the 1 merit prerequisite to become a jr. member was only added few months after the merit system was implemented.

Man, Even if I wanted to buy a replica, I won't buy it from you as they are all over the place in both online and on-site (idk about the others but in my country, yes). The difference from you and them is, you're way less trustable, and thats vital.

Lets face it, even in that state, there's still a high demand for replicas. Just check ebay or aliexpress for example.

With its volatility, yes, but please don't interpret it as a guaranteed easy money/get rich quick, you would still need a strategy on how you're gonna approach things. It's true that lots of ppl profited but the same also goes to loses, there's tons too.

Don't invest in something you do not know well, learn about bitcoin first or anything suggested here that piqued your interest.

Wait. @op can you clarify what you're gonna do with the site? like if you're buying or selling and what type of product. That would help us narrow down the choices


The problem in this is, op has to bring traffic to their site first since ppl aren't gonna visit something they don't know. Posting the site to as many forums as you can wouldn't get you that far, definitely would need monies up front for promotion.

The only time you can say you profited is when you actually got ahold of the monies, if its just numbers/iou's on their site, that'll be 50-50, not yet

But welp magneto has said it all, site is a blatant scam and there's a low chance of you getting your money back, we're just relying on the idea that its a hyip which pays the old investors through the new investors, problem is idk if you're "old" or "new" furthermore, these guys will exit once they have reached  their quota.

Hope you didn't invest a huge amount of money.

Big oof, this is why you don't trust huge amount of monies to new/small exchanges. They could really be just using the fire incident to stall time, same thing happened with coinmarkets, though their's was a server problem.

Anything could happen really, but it doesn't change the fact that users who has their money stuck on the site has their one foot in the grave. I think we will see soon whether its really a scam or not.

I did a quick google to read some reviews and the interesting part is, the prices aren't consistent.

1 month is $7.99 here, $4.19 here and currently $3.19 on their site. Could it be possible that they're lowering the price? 🤔🤔🤔 but then again there's no published dates so it might not be in descending order.


Can you also link us these threads?

Most giveaways has a mutual benefit though, one for the user and one for the company. I really doubt they just decided to whole heartedly give out free coins. I think there's more about this kyc considering that they have been releasing new products and features recently, I wonder if that has something to do with it? could be for another product or is kyc going to be required in the future? and this is just to prepare for that 'cause its a nice strategy to keep the demand and lessen the bad rep.

Just saw this hardware wallet thing today and was wondering what are everyone's thoughts about this. Is there actually any reason to choose this over nano s? The price diff isn't that much, just $12 and the ledger live isn't supported, there are fewer coins and no segwit 🤔🤔🤔

Check it here: https://www.blockchain.com/lockbox (There's currently a free express shipping)

Think twice!

If they can develop a program that can steal coins, they can steal the coins themselves! so why is there a need to earn a measly amount of money from it? Your coins are more likely to be stealed rather than your chosen victim's, tbh.

Check this list and just dyor: Crypto exchanges comparison [trade fee + listing fee + age + mobile app + more!]. For dex that accepts altcoins, there's bisq but there's a set of requirements and you're still subjected for a review, you should find that info on their site.

I agree with omegastar tho, a solid userbase base is vital especially when there is no fee involved, it'll be an enough proof to the exchange that there's already a demand for this asset.

Nahhh I just bought and bought and bought 😂, but those are something that are well used by now e.g. laptop, TV, phone etc.. so no regrets. I did save up a portion of monies on my savings account for my uni life tho, so I guess I invested on myself if that counts.

Also been thinking about starting a small brick and mortar business and I may get the monies from that 🤔🤔🤔

Check the child boards of this marketplace section, there's lots of buying and selling boards like Goods for things, services for itself, auctions etc..
Just be sure to use an escrow when transacting with a non trusted user, here's a list of escrows: BitcoinTalk's Escrow Providers: Ranking & Blacklist ☠ Avoid Scammers ☠

There's also:
Who Accepts Bitcoins As Payment? List of Companies, Stores, Shops
15 Major Retailers and Services That Accept Bitcoin

Its much better to google yourself, so you can access a lot more but since we're already here, I've listed some. Oh and, I read you want to just mindlessly browse and see if there's something you like, but in case you somehow have decided on that something, tell us!

How so? I think that counts as a user review which contributes to the site's reputation. If a lot of ppl say the same thing, that would hint how unknown the site is.


Lol. Don't play that card. This is just a simple thought processing, no technicalities required.

Ppl are more likely to be scammed and/or experience problems in an exchange which has barely any reviews, lacks basic transparency and is even embracing shitcoins with open arms, hence listing it on that kind of platform proves that the devs don't care about the coin and its users.