There are a few more on "this" list but after what @mk4 mentioned the other week, do you still want more of those?

I've never looked at it from that perspective ^{[make sense]}.

• If you monitor closely some of the huge internal transfers ^{[they're labeled: e.g. this one]} for both "Tether and BTCitcoin", then perhaps you might be able to spot one as an example.

I see your point but some of us, use cryptocurrencies because of other reasons.

Some of them "have to make sure" to not send or receive anything from certain nationalities and even for those that are residing in certain countries.

Since it's a gambling platform, I'd say it's not worth it ^{[money wouldn't be the only thing you'd be gambling, if you go through that KYC process]}.

I would not ^{[there has to be an ulterior motive with such a significant move]}.

I believe "this ^[archived]" is their page, am I right?
^{- That's exactly why everyone should avoid buying from Alibaba sellers.}

Please upload those to third-party hosting websites ^{[e.g. imgur and Streamable]}, then paste their links in here.

You might want to include that one as well ^{[don't forget to blur sensitive parts]}.

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While you're at it, use the following "scam report format" to update your first post.

They shot themselves in the foot when they chose to ignore all of the warnings, so it was bound to happen ^{[unfortunately]}.

You have a point but it doesn't look like he's going to completely abandon Binance:

• Quote from: @cz_binance https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1420061159101669380
  We are always hiring for CEOs.
  
  I don't need to be CEO, and I am not leaving. I will always find ways to contribute to the community behind the logo tattooed to my forearm.
  
  I am proud to be a member of the #binance ecosystem. Let's keep growing it.
  

Overall, this is a positive development but I still don't like how they would still be able to control everything.

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In addition to that, I was surprised to read about digital currencies were banned in a country with a lot of ongoing mining operations!

• Quote from: https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2021/07/kazakhstan-bank-account-cryptocurrencies
  The year-long pilot program will help the Kazakh government assess the risk and benefits of digital currencies and may even lead to lifting the ban on digital currencies.

Seeing that Neil didn't disclose it, I'm guessing it has to be an insignificant amount ^{[I could be wrong]}. Does anybody know how much he'll be charging for this game?

I believe there will be only a "single" winner.

Someone else also "commented" about that but he ignored it ^{[perhaps it doesn't come with an anti-cheating mechanism]}.

He will but I have a strong feeling someone else is going to figure it out before he does it:

• Quote from: peelman1978 OP·5d
  There will be clues pushed out every week or so...
  

Unfortunately, it won't last forever. If the value of BTCitcoin rises again for another week, it'd probably lead to more people ^{[mostly outsiders]} using it for the wrong reasons, and that "always" leads to higher fees ^{[both intentionally and unintentionally]}.
^{- On each of the previous ATH moments, we had to deal with outrageous fees and if it keeps going up, I expect the same thing to happen.}

But as soon as more users start using it, fees would go up ^{[temporary form of "anything" shouldn't matter]}.

@Vasiliy_Petrov120
Care to provide some sort of proof about your partnership with those you've listed "here"?

<sup>- Apart from the bits.media, none of them even mentioned your platform in their exchangers' lists, let alone as their partners.
- Just because one of them has listed you in their platform, that doesn't mean you've partnered with them.</sup>

@NFTGate
While I completely agree with the above comment, I still don't think you'll be receiving a PM from any of the influencers through this forum...
^{- Most influencers rarely visit this forum [especially this board], so your best bet is to contact each one of them individually and ask for their fees.}

The following lists might come in handy ^{[most of them also cover all of the other categories that you've mentioned in your post]}:

• Crypto Channels - Youtube Ranker
• Cryptocurrency Youtube Channels

There's a big difference between goods or services priced in BTCitcoin and sellers accepting it as an additional option ^{[the latter one doesn't lead to the highlighted part]}.

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After reading their "blog post", it's quite clear they're are trying to highlight its cons ^{[there's a workaround for all of them]} while also portraying it in a way that it's not ^[SMH].

I wouldn't label it as "latest"; I checked one of the recent articles ^{[at random]} on your platform and it was the same piece of news ^{[not plagiarized]} that other known platforms published last week.
^{- In addition to that, I noticed a duplicate copy [another article] from a known platform and even though it's clear from where it was taken, you might want to decide if you want to be an aggregator of some sort or be a platform that publishes original stuff.}

But that's not a bad thing and I don't care why he thinks it is.

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Despite losing some of his followers and most of our respects, everything that clown says still carries some weight ^{[unfortunately]}.
^{- Having said that, I don't think that 3% jump had anything to do with him [same goes for the jump that happened in the past 30 hrs or so].}

AFAIK, yun parin ang pinaka latest; in other words, either hindi pa sila nakahanap ng partner or ginagawa/inaayos pa nila yung bagong platform.
^{- I wouldn't be surprised if it takes another year to integrate it.}

In addition to interviews and guides, I think there should also be a segment about worthy BTCitcoin related websites, software, and apps that are somewhat unknown.
^{- BTW, I think guides should be short and fun, while interviews should be long and interesting; I think it could have a better retention rate if it's live-streamed with a segment that guests take questions from the chat.}

It looks great
^{- How big is it?}

That's true if it was 10 years ago but nowadays, one person is more than enough if you have the right tools and skills.

Tools & Softwares:

• Decent computer
• Two/three microphones ^{[preferably a dynamic one]}
• An audio interface
• Mic boom arms
• Camera/s
• Stage
• OBS + any other video editing software

Skills:

• It takes less than a month to master OBS and you only need to know the basics for post-processing ^{[finishing touches]} in any other video editing software.
  ^{- With OBS [or similar softwares], you can deal with 95% of the issues that previously required someone else's help [it's quite fun].}

I'm curious to know what type of award would be given to those in the worst posts category?

To developers/back-end coders out there: Does it really take "that long" to code everything from scratch and include it as an additional payment option?

Everything was great until it mentioned creating their own token ^[SMH]!

• What I think it'll happen ^{[I could be wrong]}:
  
  • Phase 1: Add BTCitcoin.
  • Phase 2: Add other cryptocurrencies ^{[trial and error]}.
  • Phase 3: Announce and add their own token.
  • Phase 4: Remove BTCitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

That was interesting; I always thought China would be the first one to fully implementing it.

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Although I knew something like this was bound to happen eventually, I was still a bit surprised to see the number of added countries ^[46/81] that were considering it in the past 14 months alone.
^{- FYI, even if all of those 81 countries come up with their own CBDC [highly unlikely since there are already a couple that canceled it], I still don't see them as a "real" threat to BTCitcoin.}

Users from which countries are prohibited from using your services ^{[couldn't find anything on your "Terms and Condition" page]}?
^{- While you're at it, you might want to construct a FAQ page as well.}

So basically you're an intermediary that also handles the "KYC" parts?

On the subject field, you've mentioned 0.5% only! Which one is correct?

I think that might have something to do with our locations ^{[link is fine]}; I got the same error when I tried checking it with Chrome but had no issues viewing it with Tor ^[screenshot].

I'm quite impressed ^{[especially with the educational parts]}.
^{- Does the above time frames cover everything in the "full report" or you left out some?}

By doing that, they'll be shooting themselves in the foot since it's not that hard to track and trace everything.

I believe @kryptqnick was referring to those that steal electricity ^{[without any payments]} but there are also a few that have done it partially ^{[e.g. underground cryptocurrency mining operation busted by Ukraine police]}.

No, it doesn't. Take a look at the following "screenshot" and tell me what you see in regards to their movements?
^{- See how most of them [with the exception of a few] follow BTCitcoin.}

If that wasn't the case, I would've suggested 80% BTCitcoin/20% Gold ^[diversify].

Depending on the situation, that may not always be the case!

Then why just 15%?