You should've just ignored the users. It is a common disease of those whom spent a lot of time in social media yet having a hard time so socialize in person nor be open in this vast world. I don't know why he's so mad on certain races and accuse people with no further evidences of his claims. He's just abusing the trust system as he reports all with no references and even legal proofs. Sad for him that he had such disease to hate people and have a life filled with hate and burden against them.

Soon, the forum must stop such events and users that are so racist and discriminating other people's opinion and beliefs.

DIA (Decentralised Information Asset) seems a bit promising. I've looked up on their website, their purpose, their platform, and their system, and I think or I predict that it will soon be a good and well-known DeFi project. Many might still be doubtful if they should invest in it, but with its current system being unique and legitimate (open-source), then there's no doubt it's price will increase. I'm sure I'll be investing some on it soon.

UPDATE:
I've just tried using the [nobbc][/nobbc] tags inside the someurl 2 and it would simply link some fake website.

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I've just noticed (so late) that you can phish someone with a simple URL tag.

if you would use the tags
[url=<<someurl 1>>]<<someurl 2>>[/url]

you can insert some phishing links in the someurl 1 and put a different link in the someurl 2. Here's a sample:

If I were the phisher:
Guys is this guy should be reported?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5268229.msg54979042#msg54979042

By clicking the link that seems to just a simple bitcoin talk post, you'll be redirected to facebook page. In which, if some wouldn't be bothered clicking it, users clicked it would be hacked instantly and the hacker would just get his information. And we all trust bitcointalk related links, but I just wanted to open this up as well to be a reminder for everyone that any links can be deceiving, I can even say that this medium.com article or any articles is the link of my thread yet it would direct you to a phishing website.

I hope that the URL tags should only accept context that aren't URLs I think the forum must now don't include the [nobbc][/nobbc] tags. If not and impossible to be implemented, guess every users must be warned with such possible attack.

My bad it isn't possible lol locking the thread

I usually send PMs especially if I would to ask any personal nor sensitive messages through telegram. I haven't tried using encryption methods like the others have commented, but telegram, for me, is enough of the safety. And with bitcointalk PMs, once a user tried to contact you  and you think the conversation would take longer and must be secured, better take it on Telegram. But if you would simply tell them a long single message that contain some sensitive information but you're choice is PM, then better follow other's suggestion.

I'm also curious with my entry's score. Knowing it would make me do more in the aspect/category I fail to gain a perfect score, if ever there would be another contest to be made by the Roobet team (which we all hope so). But I think they only had points with what they think are good in making the top 5 as they based purely by the team's taste in the arts submitted, yet I think mine doesn't have any scores lol

I hope the September Art Contest would have lesser prize for 1st winner but would have consolation prices.

What is your purpose to be exact? Those coins would be useless unless you have a knowledge in background of financial literacy, risk management, blockchain technology, etc. There are many factors to consider before holding a coin nor investing in one, but if you would just asking "what to use", then it would depend. If you want a long term investment, then TRX, XRP, and LTC is good (while their price is low). If you want a short term trading, anything can be good as long as you are a good trader. But if you would wanna ask what system is good, then XRP is nice with its low fees and fast trasnsactions.

Such idea is mostly dumped and/or cliche. Even theymos wouldn't be bothered making another local board for meet-ups alone as Local Boards itself can be a medium. If ever you are pertaining to countries within the US, it can be done alone in the Bitcoin Meetups alone. Another way is to look for either a telegram group or a discord server that the users near you are joining.

And Little Mouse is right, there are no usual activities in that board to have an update for a child board.

Calling all the participants of Chipmixer signature campaign to get rid of this childish act of some random anonymous newbie which only had posted scam accusations and warning with no further and valid evidences, and subjectively targeted cocoguard upon his first accusation.

I don't side with cocoguard nor with anyone at all. This topic and argument must not been taken in a thread but rather preferably in a personal message approach. All the cocoguard's arguments were much valid and than the OP. If ever this goes further, I would personally request to flag whom really here is the scammer (in which it seemed that the accuser is the scammer rofl).

@suchmoon, being part of the chipmixer and a good scam hunter, what's your point onto this?

Bitcointalk Name: Casdinyard
Current Post Count: 1917 + 1
Amount of Merit EARNED in the last 120 Days: 78
BTC Address: 1ENdhyTV6MY5rCdPbs3n4mJPXM9e4r7AsD

I am hoping to be part of the campaign! I'll update my signature, avatar, and personal text upon acceptance. Thank you!!!

Would it be possible if you can't handle nor manipulate it's price on the market and its system per se being centralized? AFAIK, it's impossible. Not unless it wouldn't have to undergo fork, or just simply backed with other currencies. Take Digital Gold (GOLD)^[1] as an example - it is a stablecoin while being decentralized as well - yet backed with the price of a gram of gold as well. But still, from time to time, it's price fluctuates, but not that high and not that low.

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[1] - See: https://gold.storage/en/home

It will go back to normal lol. It's the gas that are costly in ETH in which was affected due to the spike and fork of Sushiswap. Better read:


Therefore, never panic. ETH was never centralized. It's just that it was the 2nd most powerful and used crypto system in many projects.

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NOTE: This should be in Altcoin Discussion board, better move this.

If the economy in the future would be the same as on the movie Blade Runner 2047 and other eutopic movies, then I guess crypto would be really valuable more than gold. But this argument keeps popping up from time to time and the answer is pretty much the same. Both crypto and gold have their different system, use, and purpose, in which the crypto has more advantage than the gold. If price and stability would be the meaning of being valuable, then gold is far ahead from the crypto.

So basically you've thought them that most of crypto related activities and marketing strategies are often deceptive? lol. But you're right, some platform tends to have a ridiculous offer in which some successfully pulled things off yet some are tagged as scams with such deceptive advertising.

What else have you thought them? I hope you've only told them what is the basics of Bitcoin and blockchain, or crypto in general, and not this forum. Some people might be doubtful most likely on how to earn in here and that's an issue we keep dealing and dealing in the Beginners and Help board.

And I've also remembered that some on my collegiate friends had used crypto as their research if our country or the local university is aware with such technology or not. AFAIK, lecturing others is the best feeling especially if you would share an innovative knowledge like the crypto and Bitcoin per se (to also prevent them with the false ideology that crypto is a scam)

But then let's also consider that some ponzi schemes are mostly advertised nor created on social media platforms, therefore most of them wouldn't mind making an ANN thread here nor had any guts to do so. And with that being said, posting in Scam Accusation is merely just a warning, a little notice to the public to be exact. But yeah, suchmoon was right, all scam hunters must have their own thread that includes either all of their findings, or just one thread per category (example category is social media scams, trading scams, etc).


It depends on the initiative of the user whether they browse on Scam Accusation board or not. It wasn't the responsibility of the forum if they aren't aware with the scams that are already posted in the S.A board, but the better idea is to pin a thread in Beginners and Help board that tells them to consider reading the scam accusation board, but does all newbies really reads pinned threads??

But shouldn't it be enough to simply let your alt account be the DT member? Though adding alt accounts in DT wouldn't change the course of the trust afterall nor would affect the system, I still don't see why one account isn't enough for such actions. Because for me, trust system must only be used if and only if a user had scammed others nor had any issues with any transaction dealt with the user, and not by any subjective means as it would affect the reputation of the user right?. Hence, either using your main account or alt account to distrust someone shouldn't be an issue, therefore one must also be enough right?

Besides, (an example) who would've know if UserA from DT enlisted UserAa is his alt account or just a friend, and whom did really know if this alt with different name is really the alt of someone. All I'm saying is that there are so many open ended questions that applies with regards to the trust system in general. Hence, this issue will keep on going and soon some thread with the same idea as the OP would be created again and again (i guess)

Do you believe that day traders or those whom trade daily do lose 95% of either by chance or their profit? Hell no! Trading in general depends on the strategy of the trader. Some trader are onto daily analysis and trading, in which a little movement and change to the price matters, yet depends on their reading if their prediction and analysis was right. Yes some of day traders often lose, but not those professionals, as experiencing loses tends to make you learn. Meanwhile, there are long term traders in which they hold their investment for years and withdraw it the time they wanted to, and not all cases of such investments ends up winning, some long term trades ends up losing as well if the crypto or an altcoin's price were dumped.

You should've reported it on Facebook, the post and the user posted such scam. They might still be lurking around the social media, doing everything to fool un-knowledgeable people. Do you still have the link of the post? It might help stopping the actions of the scammers, especially prohibiting their IPs from using Facebook and other social media.

If that was just a little scam attempt, then they might not be knowledgeable nor had any guts to post here in forum, as even some starters in here are already awaken with dozens of scam out there and how scammers do it.

Though we all know the fact that the pandemic cause a great increase to the popularity, volume, and overall market of the cryptocurrencies, it would also boast a great danger onto it. Many had been using the crypto as a front of their scam activities, and with that being said, there are no impossibilities that some countries might regulate nor illegalize the use of cryptos. Therefore, as usual, crypto in general would have a little increase for months, but then after everything would be back in normal, then theres also a possibility that the crypto market would be back same before the pandemic hits the world.