Speaking of shitcoin sponsorships, I saw a one EthereumMax token appearing in a couple of boxing matches involving Floyd Mayweather. In fact, the events planners stopped so low to an extent of making people use EthereumMax tokens to buy the tickets for one of the boxing matches.

There have even been lawsuits against Mayweather because of the shitcoin that dropped in value after shilling it.

Merit exchange between accounts does not mean that they are alts and therefore are abusing merits. You may want to dig deeper to prove that the accounts are connected, such as posting style and gaps, shared Bitcoin addresses etc.

Tagging of merit abuse related cases is also so rare, DT members are mostly focused on bounty abuse and scam.

Same old stories about how 1xbit is scamming people. Not sure why you didn't see several scam accusations posted in this n=board about the 1xbit scam.
Well, you were absolutely wrong.


The same kind of thing has happened to several 1xbit victims.


But please. Can you post screenshots to back up the scam accusation for easy follow up. I know of some 1xbit shill accounts using the scam accusation trick to fool people that their problems have been resolved.

Why sweat, struggle and risk it all in the name of centralized buggy Defi's, yet you can just buy the deep and keep calm?

For example, the dips in January 2022 and Feb 2022 where BTC was worth $35K. If you bought it then;

Profit to this date is more than 30%

If it was a Defi with a reasonable APY of 10%. Do you think you can make that much while risking your whole 35K?

Looks like you committed a multitude of offenses. How many chances do you need to be given to chance. Personally, I don't think you are the person that can change. You don't really care about your reputation, all you care about is money. Unfortunately for you, your account's reputation is now messed up.

A lesson to learn. "If the deal is too good to be true, it's probably scam

There is no easy money, mate. You have to work hard in order to earn it. All those site lying to you that if you send them 0.01 BTC and you will get back 0.02 BTC after 24 hours are definitely scams. Avoid them.

But all tokens n Ethereum and Binance smart chain networks aren't listed on centralized exchanges so at one point you will have no choice but to use swaps. Yes there is a risk of receiving tinted coins but I don't think that risk is high.

Trying to scam people here.

You just copied registration information of another company and then claim it's yours

Website of the original company using the registration number - https://payback-ltd.com

Domain details

Your scam company domain details

Check the spreadsheet so that you know the appropriate information that maybe needed.

Since you are a beginner, and you are learning on how to use Binance, this might be a good start for you - https://academy.binance.com/en?page=1
There is also some general knowledge in there about cryptocurrencies.

You could first learn a few basics like different types of orders, candlesticks and charts patterns, depositing and withdrawing etc, before you start trading.
Also make sure, when starting to trade, use only money you can afford to lose.

Trustpilot is a big joke  

Looking at all the reviews alone, one can easily know which reviews are fake, and obviously they are the 5-star reviews made by 1xbit sockpuppet accounts. Most of them just have only one review per profile, and they make the reviews in clusters. The writing style is also the same throughout the sock puppet accounts

You were willing to promote a scam. So which kind of help do you need?

You applied 4 times, which mean you knew what you were doing. Here is the deleted evidence
1. https://loyce.club/archive/posts/5932/59322582.html

2. https://loyce.club/archive/posts/5931/59318159.html

3. https://loyce.club/archive/posts/5931/59319765.html

4. https://loyce.club/archive/posts/5936/59362977.html

igehhh also left a feedback that you account seems to have been stolen. How i wish he had put in the reference link.

1. Not every trade you enter must bring profit. Expect a loss for every trade you open, however confident you are. So stop loss can be quite helpful
2. Managing risk is probably one of the most, if not the most important, aspect in trading.
3. Never use High leverage when trading (20x,50x, 100x) unless if you have a gambling mentality
4. Trade what you can afford to lose. This will help you get trading emotions in check

I made most of the mistakes through my trading years, and I am still learning from experience.

Seems easy, but not quite. 50K region is another strong resistance region in case Bitcoin breaks through 45K. Another all-time high soon? I am one of the chaps who think that it may not happen soon, maybe after a couple of years, but let wait and see. Things can change drastically with Bitcoin.


If you have been following we already tapped the 45K point in the recent days (25th March) but there was a quick rejection.

Yeah, they have been operating for years. I have personally never been scammed by them but i noticed very high withdrawal fees and a very huge number of scam accusations which cannot be a coincidence. I occassionally used the exchange but citing so many scam accusation escpecially to do with KYC. I withdrew all my assets from there.

It doesn't matter if they have the best odd. 1xbit has been proved to be one of the biggest scams currently operating in online crypto gambling. We have made scam accusations and warnings countless times, but you people let us down. You don't even bother carrying out research before using the casino.

1. The coinomi app has an inbuilt option for DApps and NFTs. All you have to do is navigate to NTFs or DApps and then select on of the DApps you want to use like Uniswap and connect the wallet.

2. You can connect your coinomi wallet to any DApps that supports wallet connect.

You don't have to use metamask.

HitBTC has been selectively scamming people for years using their KYC process, and I don't know how long people will come into realizing this so that they immediately cease to use the exchange. Their KYC verification process is endless, and they will frustrate the victim who will eventually give up on claiming the money thinking he can not pass KYC verification.

Hey April 1st fools' day is 8 days away. Will you please be patient until then?
We are not fools here

Like they will be active here in the forum looking at empty threats from a useless newbie profile

But  you said you already know the culprits.

Looks like you are just advertising your cloud mining Ponzi scheme under the guise of looking for a professional marketing and community manager for hire. Also, on top of cloud mining, you minted some useless coins which you are now looking to dump into the market. Not a smart move.