but here there is still no profitability with a regular flow of electricity, right?

 each new validation brings less interest. also the value of the coin drops significantly.
creating flips has become absurd (maybe I feel that way because I fell due to a reported flip) at the same time, I saw that some miserably done ones with "ok hand" or just numbered passed. completely demotivating.
finding someone new for an invite code is like finding a gold mine.

is there any plan B, given that the market (in general) will not recover soon?

it's obvious that there was a problem with FTX, Binance's reaction only revealed and accelerated the process. the justification that they actually took care of their investment and the money of their users has a real basis, but the impression remains that Binance has been very happy to use it.
considering that the recovery of the market will not be in the near future, it is likely that the whole FTX problem would escalate in the foreseeable future even without Binance mediation. I believe that if it had to happen, it is better as soon as possible in order to continue with further life/development.

it's not worth much, I believe that you can earn that amount in a month or two of participating in a signature campaign.
However, if you sell it, it can easily become worthless if such a transaction is recognized.

now I quoted your post as a reference, so in case there are doubts about the change of ownership of your account, it can be used as the fact that you once thought about the sale and value of your account.

I got some results in the search havelock investments, but how do we know that they are connected to your case?
it would be good if you could share more information. you only know part of the name and it could be anyone with the same or similar name. otherwise, green colour is most often used for branding companies that deal with money and financial services.
if you have their email, then you probably also have the domain they used then. Try searching for it in web archives and collect all the information you find, such as phone numbers, addresses, company tax IDs, contact persons, etc...

I'm not sure what's confusing you here, but for a long time the trend is that gambling and porn are the most profitable businesses on the Internet (probably also offline). if you think that $7230 is huge, how much do you think ads cost in premier league matches (i think I saw their banner there)?
For example, Sportsbet and Stake have been sponsors of some PL clubs for years, and I believe that it is a question of million-dollar contracts. Also, you can find that Rollbit has in their hot ETH wallet more than $1.2 million at the moment reference. it's just one of their addresses.
it is very difficult to draw a conclusion as to who is the most profitable because they do not share such data at all.

I've read both of your posts and I'm still not sure I understand what your main goal is here.
launch a new social media network that will function like Facebook at the very beginning, with additional wallet options and payment for each action at the moment it really doesn't seem very promising to me. even if you are satisfied with any number of users. the question is how interesting it will be for users to spend time on a platform where there are only a few people.

btw. what's going on with your domain, you haven't set anything up on it yet?

Why did @fennic in a short time open two very similar topics for discussion about Elon Musk trolling on Twitter?
You have it already A Single Tweet Of Elon Musk A Shake A Cryptocurrency Maktet, So close one of them and move on.
I also believe that this topic has already been discussed many times, and only Elon Musk can give you the correct answer as to why he does or does not do something.

I really hope that the days of his "superpower" on Twitter are over. at least not as much as it was before. We certainly do not need one individual to be able to influence the market so much. This is certainly not good and is very susceptible to manipulation.
A similar thing happened with China and their regulation, where twice a year they announced a ban on cryptocurrencies only to later accept them again.
as far as I remember, their latest announcements did not have such a significant reaction on the market because it is obviously recognized as manipulative actions. I expect the same from Elon Musk's pump/dump speech.


unless it suits him otherwise.

maybe it was already said somewhere, but I just found a position about this.
What about the winners from the "negative" category like Fail of the Year or Antihero? they will be nominated because of something bad they did, can they get rewards for something that most users have condemned as wrong?

I think that you have to manage everything else through the Telegram application. mute/disable etc... but this also seems fair to me, if the required deadline is really met when the notifications are stopped.
all unnecessary notifications can be very annoying and often needlessly distract attention.

all phrases (not only in the crypto world) are a product of senseless euphoria. most often forced by some small thing that accidentally became viral. For me, the worst is "to the moon" and BS about bitcoin religion taking second place in that frenzy.
a large number of people interested in bitcoin and things around it are mostly IT geeks, and they are prone to exaggeration and imagination. that's where these phrases and hype come from.

If I may ask, why can't you do the shopping yourself?
Also Is it mandatory that you later have access to the personal data of the person who will make the payment for you? I am not sure that you will find someone who will take such a risk because of additional tokens.
and yes, what exactly are these additional tokens and how much are they worth?

BitcoinGirl.Club do you have to announce something here? 

I mean this is something new or did I miss something 

Yobit packed their scam methods in various new names like YoFarm through which they scammed OP. they manipulate by luring new victims with high-interest rates on staking, whereby devaluation brings down the price and thus makes the investment worthless. everything takes place in a relatively short period after which they start a new cycle.
as far as I know, there aren't too many problems with withdrawing (major) funds from there, but that is not their main method of fraud.
but yes, it's a real miracle how they survive considering that the basis of their business is a Ponzi scheme.

OP, you need to know some facts about "free" bitcoin. Most often it is a miserable amount, but if you are a beginner, it is a very good way to get better acquainted with the way the network works. You will learn more about transactions, public and private keys, tx fees etc...
in case you come across an offer that offers a much larger amount for free, be sure that it is a scam or a false offer.


many do not consider their time as a valuable resource, although it is quite limited.
I guess anything can be considered free as long as you don't have to take money out of your wallet.

I would say that there is not much unclear discussion here.
Buy hardware (cold) wallets and fill them with bitcoin. in the riskiest case, 80% of bitcoin and the rest of 20% with some of the major altcoins could reach a high percentage yield at some point.

with the current state of the cryptocurrency land, every investment must be considered long-term. So, if you invest now, you can expect a benefit from it for at least two years. if you don't have a problem with waiting so long, then investing in cryptocurrencies is acceptable. Definitely keep in mind that you don't need all your assets to invest in it.

I don't know what kind of business you have in mind, but if it can bring some "guaranteed" profit in the short term I would go for it. when it starts, you can always reinvest part or all of the profit in cryptocurrencies. that way you'll have both ways.
considering that the market is in decline, you certainly still have a good period ahead of you that is suitable for crypto investments.

I am glad to see that you follow suggestions from members of this forum, but can you merge all of your answers in one post? You don't need to create a new separate post to respond to each one individually. it is easier to follow the discussion and it is against the rules of good writing on the forum.

you registered to claim no less and no more than 0.5BTC.
If you think about it, what is the possibility that someone will lend that much money to an unknown random person from the internet, you will understand how senseless what you are doing is.
I assume that you think that stupid people come here who throw money away.
Here is nothing for you, unless you have valid collateral to offer.