An "archived" version would be better

Because they're just a bunch of spammers/shitposters.

I don't think creating a flag for each one of them would stop them either; I consider them as throwaway accounts but it might come in handy ^[flag] for warning the newbies/quests.

Irereport ko sana yung website sa registrar nila ^{[GoDaddy.com]}, pero chineck ko at mukhang nagkataon lang na malapit yung pangalan ng brand nila sa metamask at hindi sya isang phishing website.

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Personally, I haven't seen one that pays in BTCitcoin and it has that amount as its minimum requirement; I'm guessing you're referring to one of the so-called alt^[s**t]coin campaigns instead.

There's one more: Report their campaign managers or operators to one of the staff so they could warn them at first and if it doesn't work, they'll take necessary steps for combating the issue.
<sup>- Read the link that @SquirrelJulietGarden provided.
- IIRC, there were a couple or a few campaigns before that crossed that line.</sup>

Sa tingin ko kabayan, tapos na yung run ^{[hopefully mali ako]}.

Bakit hindi, pero di sa ngayon ^{[baka in three years' time]}.

Yan siguro ang mangyayari pero di ganun kababa. Malakas pakiramdam ko na yung support at resistance level ay mag stay sa $35K to $45K range.

Just to be clear, you'll be purchasing the remaining from your own pocket and then sell the quantity that we need for a higher price or you'll be making a list of buyers and then simply connect us to other similar buyers until the MOQ has been reached for each of those products?
^{- I'm guessing potential buyers should trust you one way or another, without the involvement of an escrow provider. Am I right?}

Indeed, but I don't understand why they've limited the whole thing to the US customers only ^{[it doesn't make sense]}.

Even if you can see it with an explorer or have the ability to withdraw it, it doesn't mean that you own anything unless it reaches your non-custodial wallet.

I really enjoyed reading all of your points, but I have to respectfully disagree with #5 ^{[both of its parts]}. 

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Since both of them have their own advantages/disadvantages, then I can't see that happening anytime soon.
^{- There's nothing wrong with using those side by side.}

You can already do that with lightning

Care to post "real" images of those as opposed to taking someone else's images and using them on your website?

• Yours
• Original ^{[probably belongs to F2Pool]}

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After noticing that you have a lot of fake followers on your Instagram account, I did some digging and it looks like you've plagiarized some of your pages:

#1

• TotalCryptoMining - Hosting services ^[archived]
• EnhaloMining - Hosting services ^[archived]

#2

• TotalCryptoMining - Buying mining farms ^[archived]
• EnhaloMining - Buying mining farms ^[archived]

^{Note: I could probably find more stuff but it doesn't matter.}

I saw you've already listed their dimensions but not how much they roughly weigh; Care to list those as well ^{[especially for both of the BTCitcoin signs]}?

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From where you'll be shipping those?

Bakit hindi... Yung ang madalas ngyayari pero pwede din bumaba muna yung both support/resistance levels ^{[temporarily]} tapos biglang magkakaroon ng isa pang ATH ^{[baka sa susunod na block halving]}.

Since they're going to have the option to receive their excess salaries in BTCitcoin, then it's safe to say that those who opt for it, probably have the basic knowledge when it comes to how BTCitcoin transactions work in general or rather how they should deal with different mempool scenarios.
^{- Long-term hodlers would probably face more problems than those that spend it right away.}

Then why give them licenses in the first place? I forgot, a significant amount of the so-called "illegal" miners might be their friends and family members ^{[those with major connections]}, so other legal miners should pay the price instead and turn off their mining rigs
^{- They just love making excuses to shift the blame to someone/something else; IIRC, they're still exporting electricity to some of the neighboring countries as well [SMH].}

Looking forward to those, but I'd suggest introducing background colors for every other response/post:
^{- I have nothing against separation lines while I'm using my computer, but they aren't visible when I'm using an RSS reader app for viewing your feed [not sure what else can be used instead].}

e.g.
1st post = Default BG
2nd post = Grey BG
3rd Post = Default BG

• Note: I do know this isn't going to apply to most of the RSS readers out there, but instead might improve the overall reading experience for other methods.

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A dark mode would be nice as well
/Bookmarked.

In theory, maybe ^{[great points but not sure about their accuracies]} but in reality, past events might never happen again.

That might be a contributing factor but I'm sure there were and there will be other things that would affect its ^[market] behavior in the future and that could lead to different results.

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This might come in handy: BTCitcoin's historical corrections from all-time highs
^{- Also posted by @bitmover.}

Too good to be true offer ✔
Moving discussion to another platform ✔
Newbie account with a lot of deleted posts ✔

Note to potential buyers: Read the above warnings and stay away.

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@overko
If it's a legit gift card ^{[highly unlikely]}, you can sell it at CardCash for a higher percentage ^{[they have fraud & balance checks in place]}.
^{Note: I prefer to not vouch so DYOR.}

I'd suggest expanding the "Best Tweet" section by showing more tweets...
^{- I do know that there are also links to 5 tweets on the "Most engaging, active, and popular" profiles but most of them are basically repetitive profiles/tweets in different orders.}

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I noticed that there's also a tweet from a Turkish user under the most engaging section ^{[you might want to only list English tweets or add a way to filter the results based on the language being used]}.

Yup, base sa "FAQ" page nila, may dalawang silang page/account sa facebook:

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Last time that I checked ^{[mahigit dalawang taon]}, limited yung mga cryptocurrencies sa coins.ph kaya mas marami ang options sa CoinPayments. Chineck ko din yung page ng coins.ph para sa mga merchants at mukang may problema ^[link].
^{- Tungkol sa mataas na fees, hindi na ganun kataas ang fees sa BTCitcoin transactions [link].}

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Nakasulat din sa website nila yung pag tangap nila sa BTCitcoin at iba pang cryptocurrencies:

Those clowns don't have the slightest idea about the true meaning of "value" ^[SMH].

Decentralized exchanges have become quite popular in recent years and more users are making the switch on a regular basis.

If they start using it in the right way ^{[as opposed to hodling]}, then they don't have to worry about the latter part that much.

Apps aren't limited to the app/play store. There are already other alternatives ^{[I do know they aren't as safe as the ones mentioned previously]} out there and more will pop out.

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Regardless of what the future holds for BTCitcoin, there will always be workarounds when facing such issues.

On your "FAQ" page, you mentioned not having limits for balances in cheques. Are you implying that you have an unlimited reserve for each of the cryptocurrencies listed in there?

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Why there's a minimum top-up amount only for some of the cryptocurrencies?

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I did some tests and it looks like expiration dates are no longer included on the cheque itself. How can we keep track of those within your platform?

Due to your reputation ^{[new to this community]} on this forum, you should consider attaching "real" images of those together with your forum name and the date on a piece of paper.

<sup>- Follow this: Posting guidelines for physical goods
- Use "Imgur" for uploading images.</sup>

Workaround: Use "Pastebin" > Paste your content there > Click "Create New Paste" button > Copy/paste its URL here.