The August deadline was for bittrex.com folks (US people), not to be confused with bittrexglobal which are for peeps outside US.

From OPs previous post, they were accessing bittrex.com. It's also worth noting that accessing bittrex.com from a non-US IP redirects you to bittrexglobal so I had assumed they're a bittrex.com user unless OP was using a VPN.

I don't get the reasoning. They're not some sort of role models we ought to follow. In fact, the term says nothing about how much they care about their security.

But to be fair, high volume traders (not necessarily a whale) don't have much choice because privacy oriented exchanges won't be able to handle their volume. I would say actual whales are more likely to go for OTC/private deals but yeah it doesn't mean there are no high volume trades on spot.

There's also a difference between keeping coins on exchange and just using it to trade so it's hard to say whether 'all' of these fellas are using the exchange as their long term storage.

Tbf, beginners are typically the ones dabbling into signals so it fits.

Back to your question, this would be like finding a needle in a haystack with the huge amount of signal groups out there. Not to mention the huge number of them turning out to be scams hence if you ask crypto communities, most people would advise you stay away from it especially if you're a beginner in the space. Tbh, since we are on the bullrun, the $60K mark was kinda obvious and even before all this, it was highly speculated that the halving hype will start the bull -- there were times we reach ATH couple of months after halving. And once bitcoin is bullish, altcoins tend to follow as well.

Sadly, kucoin's bitcointalk rep has been inactive and has only posted promotional post for the most part. Have you tried escalating this through their subreddit r/kucoin? whenever I visit, support agents are active there but be careful of fake support scams because they are pretty rampant.

Sadly, there's a kyc of filling out a form before you can withdraw:


It wasn't mentioned but I also saw a phone number in the form with an * sign indicating it's required. Since there's a soft KYC it would be nice if deposit addresses weren't readily available to players who hasn't passed the step one verification like on stake.com

Anyhoo, as for the 2nd question:

Sadly, the withdrawal deadline has passed for bittrex.com. You can try to write to them, though I'm not confident someone (excluding bots) will answer you -- not a bad course of action for your peace mind imo.

BTW, was your state banned at some point? hence the "isn't available in the locale you're accessing from"? I don't think you were sitting on an IP outside US since you should've been automatically redirected to bittrexglobal if so 🤔

Regardless of legality, I believe this has been happening and as long as it's not large scale, it's likely, there'd be no trouble.

For instance, I used to play local card games with friends and relatives with money at stake. I also remember mom used to meet up with the neighborhood ladies to play bingo at someone's house where they have a prize pool for every session. My step-dad used to bet with his friends everytime there was a sports live viewing meetup.

TBH, we can't deny lots of simple games are elevated when there is a money at stake 

It's a coinbase tradition at this point. It's been happening for years -- Bitcoin rallies and something goes wrong with coinbase lol. Now I hear we have people's balances turning to zero lol.

The workaround is to have backup exchange/s. It's actually pretty common for crypto folks to have accounts in more than two platforms or do you have any specific reason to go all in on coinbase?

Did some digging and found kucoin used to offer cloud mining -- emphasis on "used to" so perhaps there was some confusion on sheenshane's end? Minimum shouldn't be 5 BTC as well.

Their cloud mining biz was so fleeting so I'm not surprised this is my first time hearing about this. If I'm not wrong, the timeline started on 2022 and ended on 2023 lol because earliest stuff I could find were all on 2022 and then there was this 4 month old reddit post implying it's long gone, see: https://www.reddit.com/r/kucoin/comments/17ohffa/kucoin_screwed_bitcoin_cloud_mining/

I'm afraid they are likely to keep their stance -- shutting you off, as it would be easy to ignore your emails.

There's the typical making noise on crypto communities since a lot of companies don't like bad publicity however, you must up your game to gain traction because a lot of contents get buried into oblivion. For instance, you could hire/ask websites and accounts with good following to boost exposure.

But honestly, with this amount at stake, it would be worth to explore what are your legal options with a lawyer.

I don't mind losing a whole week of payment but I wouldn't want it to happen in a couple of hours as that would feel super fleeting because I worked for it for a week. I would like it to keep me company for a decent amount of time.

2nd question: any kind of usage is a support to me


Supporting is OK. The problem is when we lose self control. We all have different financial situation so there should be a limit, if you think you've gone over the said limit, then that would need an immediate attention.

Trading is generally risky even for bitcoin but if we're talking about long term holding, yeahh I would say risks are a loooot less.


I wouldn't say it's zero risk as it all boils down on how much you pay attention to your security and privacy. For instance, a lot of physical attacks to bitcoiners were targeted so it's safe to assume there was a phase were the perps were harvesting information.

Not sure I fully understand the latter but there are plenty of times people don't keep the other side of the deal.

Ahahaha at this point, it might be a good idea to just add the prize in satoshi or "1 mbtc+".

and thanks! I must've missed the date. I'd be a good idea to add it on the first post of the raffle thread as well.

BTW I believe this answers your question:

What a nice timing lol, and maybe it'll increase more in value in the coming days 😏 I hope you get more people in, and good luck to everyone joining!

I'm guessing there is a minimum number of target surveys, May I ask how far are we from this? or perhaps you can tell if the team is halfway there?

I feel sick LMAO



On the bright side, I am still in profit so it is still a good day lol.

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That's probably because it used to be a thing in the past.

I got you a couple of threads for your curiousity:

1. Buying Bitcoins on ebay
2. Buy bitcoin on eBay?
3. I bought a Bitcoin on eBay using Paypal. Be careful buyers as you are not covered if seller doesn't send.

Fast forward to present time, I believe you have already answered this as there are no secret words plus unlike the old days, we have so much more options now when it comes to buying/selling. Stick with crypto exchanges, op.

Crashino looks like a relatively small gambling platform so it's not surprising to see such withdrawal limits

These are probably set so they don't drain their bankroll/reserves quickly and have a better money flow = pretty much a business decision. Best to go with the large casinos if someone wants bigger to no possible withdrawal limit.

Edit:

Saw the crash contest, good luck to everyone participating!

Has the alleged previous CEO gone completely silent as well? what about the new team or CEO, were they announced publicly? -- tried looking these up and nothing.

As it stands, it's lookin' like an exit scam with all the ghosting and halted withdrawals. Anecdotes like this also does not help:



The stepping down announcement from 'previous CEO' has only been almost a month as well so I'm not closing the possibility that it's all a facade.

Uhhhh sorry op but I'm afraid that's another scam... I suspect it's another persona from storminvest because a lot of scammers milk their victims dry. Once the first scam gets discovered by the victim, they will come again with another persona.

It looks like a recovery scam where they promise you to recover your money but it's all crap. I also see that they intentionally made the "41000 usd" numbers appear so this is likely mixed with the refund scam (common from tech support scams) where they ask you to give it back or something and eventually talk you out into giving remote access to your devices and/or send them the money. Titanumwallat.io is another website no one has heard of. The binance bit also doesn't make sense? is it actually the real binance.com or a phishing website? To sum it up, it's all typical scam.

Do you think you can contact one of your trusted people op? perhaps your children and/or siblings? they don't really have to be a pro to reinstall an OS and change passwords. If not, perhaps you could also ask help from your local police cybercrime dept?

For now, don't send anyone money or any personal information. Most importantly, don't download programs you don't know particularly those that give remote access to your devices.