Sorry, I meant to say, pyramid scheme.

This is what the admin says


In other words, you must create an account on bitzy.vip to receive the Bitzy coin not Bitcoin

Here is what the website says

Enough of the Jibber-Jabber. Walk the talk.

Prove to us that your strategy works rather than acting like a keyboard expert trader.

Here is the line again, in case you "accidentally" missed it. Let me even make the text bold.

Sounds like scam. Some sort of MLM.

Lie. You are paying out some shitcoin


A shitcoin that doesn't even exist, yet you claim it's been traded around

It depends on your angle of security concern.

For example,
1.  it's a noncustodial wallet, giving you full control to your funds. Nobody should ever use a close sourced wallet.
2. It's not open source, that's if you want to audit and analyze the source code. They also have their reasons for being close sourced.
3. They several financial licenses plus KYC and AML providers for their exchange services, perhaps. So you are sure they are complying with authorities and there won't be any witch hunt

You could read through

• https://ownrwallet.com/support/security/
• https://ownrwallet.com/about

When you are a day trader on intraday trader, the following happens, at least according to my experience, especially as a newbie;

1. Insomnia, lack of sleep or abnormal sleeping patterns (sleeping disorders)
2. Less social. You don't want to interact with friends or go to parties because you feel you have to trade, or you might lose a trade.
3. Less active in terms of physical exercise. Very bad for health in the long run
4. Depression or psychological distress due to lost trades

The solutions I got for these were;

1. Trade less often. Trade only when it's necessary  or when the market is trending. Sometimes I can even trade once a week or every 2 weeks.
2. Risk management to avoid heavy losses
3. Have my mind prepared. For every trade I open, I should expect a loss too.
4. Trade with funds I can afford to lose.
5. Have a personal gym near my trading station.

OP I don't know if you have even ever traded derivates more than even 10 times but from the look of things. You must be just daydreaming. Using high leverage on very volatile low cap coins is like gambling.

They way you made calculations clearly does not put into account risk management and the fact that with each trade you open, there is a potential loss. 70% stop loss is so much of a huge loss  

Here's a deal.
I would like you to practice your strategy for a month, starting with 100 USD. Send me a watch only API Key so that I observe your trades, wins and losses. If you make that much profit after a month ($2000-$5000). I will send you an extra $100 to make more money for yourself  

Funny 

Here comes another shameless scammer. Create a brand-new account, login, and then boom. This is the first post they see and claim how they were once a victim too but were helped by some random crypto recovery company.

Thanks for wasting your time here, we don't fall for such bullshit.

So you are looking past the most profitable and most popular CPU mined coins and searching for a non-existent coin of 50-70 USD a day with you little piece of hardware. Good luck brother 
Wake me up when you discover such a coin. I will be very glad.

The site that I have found helpful so far is (https://miningpoolstats.stream/newcoins) though the coins are not listed daily, but it's worth it. The forum is also a good place to catch some of those coins if you keep an eye on the Altcoin Announcements board or crypto mining subreddits

 Chips.gg Signature Campaign is now on hold after 52 Weeks

I have a friend who almost feel for one of those TRX cloud mining scams. Luckily, about a month ago, he consulted me about the site (it was trx.ms) and I advised him to stay away, a couple of weeks later. The site went offline.

Looking at how many victims fell for this cheap scam. It makes me feel so irritated 

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/trx.ms

Good enough, you did your best to advise him which one is better between an ASIC and a GPU. Let him buy the ASIC he seems interested in and once he gets fucked up, there is no one to blame. I really wonder why some people are so rigid.

Even if he did a little online research, he should know the Pros and Cons of using an ASIC vs GPU.

Obviously, buying from the official site is the safest way possible. Some suppliers in sites like Alibaba are either scammers or will sell you something that is substandard, especially if there is no trade assurance or buyer protection. I say this because I have some experience purchasing Items using such site

Yes, whatsminer.net is legit and official distributor of microbt. There is also www.whatsminer.com, directly affiliated to microbt, but all the hardware seems to be sold out in there.

Don't let the high prices deter you if you really want to buy. Most of the scam sites post cheaper prices to act as bait to scam people. I wouldn't exclusively trust vendors from sites like Alibaba.

You can also chat with offordscott

Because they don't exist. Instead, you might end up landing on pump and dump and trading signal scammers. If someone had such exclusive information where they are sure of making profit 100%, do you think they would share it to the world?

Do you think whales who are also looking to make profits would announce to the world that they are about to short or long a coin?
Stop looking for such useless site and channels and learn how to trade for yourself.

1. Are you using the mobile App or web browser?
2. Have you checked under which tab you are viewing this?

There is a tab for Open orders and then one for closed orders. If you're looking for open orders under the closed order section. You will definitely get that notification.

What's funny is that they are advertising a domain that is on sale at the moment. I really wonder what their end game is.




According to the archive: they had a planned crowdsale back then - https://archive.ph/oKLgg which I believe they carried out (https://startuptracker.io/startups/pokereum?t=ab), and now they are coming for another "Pre-Sale"?

Looks like a scheme to gather some ETH or BNB from unsuspecting folks.

The casino has been reported to be a scam for a long time. I have seen so many scam accusation both in this board and the gambling board.

Look at the negative reviews on their Trustpilot >> https://www.trustpilot.com/review/betflip.io?stars=1

Had you done a small google search before using the casino, you wouldn't have fallen victim. Due diligence should be your number one on your online transactions rule book.

I was curious, so I did some search about Jumia. From what I understood, it's an online shopping website. More like AliExpress or Amazon, but then you just decided to deal with an outsider you got from Facebook and  paid him?

I think it is your fault that you got scammed, and you should think smarter next time. It is like meeting someone on Facebook who claims to be an agent of Binance and sending him money to buy for you Bitcoin yet you can buy it directly on the exchange.

So all Russian citizens are now murderers?

Have you also killed Innocent People in Ukraine? Because I see you have been an active poster in the Russian Board.

I would like you to point out Putin's account since he is one of the representatives of that Nation. Maybe I could throw him some red tags.


Funny coming from someone who has 40% of his posts in that board. Perhaps you are not happy because of some negative feedback you received recently.