Adding the source links is the bare minimum expectation so it won't lead to a ban. In some cases it ought look sloppy but I can think of worse things a user could do (eg hyperlinking the entire body of text they copy).
Well, the user included a source link in most of his copied posts and the opposite happened. Someone with the fastest finger reported him and was banned after multiple corrections and refused to edit the posts while he still has the chance.  Using a quote is not hard, would take less than a second to use on any text, normalize the Bitcointalk standard and have peace of mind. |
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When celebrities bet with cryptocurrency or use crypto for any purchases publicly, they are promoting it to their audience that is composed by potential bitcoin adopters. That is: people who don't use bitcoin yet, but could eventually start using it, if correctly incentivized by the personalities they follow and respect. And when bitcoin adoption increases, every holders are benefited, since the demand is going to increase together with bitcoin's price. So that is why many crypto enthusiasts are glad for celebrities advertising crypto through online betting on their social medias.
Although not directly benefited by celebrities' bets by receiving shares of their winnings, we are indirectly benefited by increasements in cryptocurrencies' prices.
You're right! I don't buy ideas of celebrities, there was/ could be a reason for the bet public displayed. Celebraties are non for making money from fans indirectly but many wouldn't know because the team, the crew and company are so good in blending their products in the hands of fans indirectly. The reasons why I think he display the bet could be: 1.Indirectly pushing or advertising of sportbet, it was body displayed on the game. 2.It could also be that Drake was to get the attention of public next time to have confidence to wage between the two players, they could easily analyze looser and winner and the opposite might happen and win-win for the house and loss for click bet players. |
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Does the rollbots only available in the rollbits website or we can buy it somewhere else?
You can use opensea but preferably, I will suggest you used Rollbit NFT market place, it's gasless and instant purchase. https://rollbit.com/nft/marketplaceEverything was stated crystal clear in the whitepaper before the sale that V1 Rollbots holders will be able to stake their Rollbots, getting the ability to create their own rollboxes and an extra rakeback if you own a Rollbots. Aside from that, there was also a buyback guarantee from Rollbit that they will purchase all the Rollbot at the price that you bought for if you want to back then so yeah that was pretty much a great deal
Everything becomes 50:50, these are the kind of projects that are supposed to be sold out in minutes but they will prefer to spend their life savings on gibberish projects. But something is not clear to me if there is a money-back guarantee, why hasn't been sold out the total of 10,000 NFTs? It's just like buying a car and the company is promising you insurance to that car without paying a dime.  |
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Amazing decision to run signature campaign. Even now, BetFury is one of the most popular places to gamble, and campaign will only strengthen than. I wonder what made you run another campaign? I mean you are already popular, this topic is one of the most visited. I wonder how many more new gamblers you can squeeze from this forum ?  Previously you had social media and article campaigns. Do you have plans to run another campaigns outside signatures and forum? Anyone Casino can run a signature campaign for as long as they like; after all, haven't you seen successful casinos run signature campaigns for the previous two years and they're still here to drive traffic to the platform? It's possible that betfury sig won't last more than 3-4 weeks, based on how most other casinos advertise and then end the campaign after a few weeks. Before, many promoters were paid in Betfury tokens, but there was a significant drop in price due to sell pressure from everyone, this time just the signature will be paid in bitcoin, not tokens. |
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I've noticed a pattern of reference that I believe is not standard procedure for making a reference to a post on Bitcointalk by beginners, they are unaware that they can easily be banned for not properly using quotes in their posts, even adding the source links at the bottom of every text you copy and paste here is not enough. I have advised two users to modify their posts, but it appears they don't care, and when they login and can't post in the future due to the ban, they will likely want to appeal, which may be too late. The following are some examples of non-quoted copy-paste posts: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5385237.msg59212095#msg59212095https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5386680.msg59319771#msg59319771https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5386731.msg59322552#msg59322552https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5386830.msg59327331#msg59327331If you are posting in this manner, avoid it and use the quote BBcode while you still have the chance, you may come online one day and be restricted, do and edit your post while you still have a chance. Wrapping content that you didn't write yourself with the BBcode above and the source link at the bottom is the best way to avoid plagiarism. Do not use " "
Thank you all for correcting me I really appreciate, I need to go back to the forum rules and regulations and ready again so I can understand better.
Once again thanks.
While it's still raining peace, go modify your posts Edith1994 including the ones you were merited by mistake. |
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Two crap exchanges, one is struggling for volume and the second one is fighting to speed, always slow like tortoise on every page respond.
Coinsbit is full of disreputable projects that sometime I doubt if they do exclusive reviewed on the coins they list. For Azbit, BTC/USD is having low volume, I don't know how other coins will get liquidity.
Why do you intend to get KYC? There is a risk to what you are trying to do and trust me, doing know your customer on any exchange doesn't worth it by giving out your identity.
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It was a pleasure working with you for the 1 week but I have left the campaign after first payment. Thank you. >>><<<
My withdrawal button is stuck, not respondong and I can't withdraw. Is this general or just newly accepted signature participants? |
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In one of your threads, you mention some crypto lessons you have learned, and you got quite a good number of recommendations and encouragement, now that you know that bitcoin has some standards, so does bitcointalk. Stop going to other websites and dumping their materials here. If you cant write it on your own, simply used a quote to wrap the whole thing you copy and the source under the post, if you want to last in the forum, do the necessary. See the image below, the post you made was first published on www.coin.cloud/blog/what-does-fiat-to-crypto-mean You also copied this thread [Clipboard hacking] unfortunately you didn't use quotes on the post. |
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I was trying to go into Gate Exchange, but I couldn't remember the domain name, so I decided to look it up on Google and type in Gate exchange. At first, I was confused as to why Gate would have two ads on Google, are they that rich that they are bidding for two spaces on Google to promote their exchange? I decided to open the two ads on different tabs, and I was even more confused when I saw different pages, both of which were Gate exchanges, but after more inspection, I saw some variations, one was a scammer and the other was the real exchange.  The difference:The real one directed me to: https://www.gate.io/login The fake one directed me to: https://wvvvv-gate-io.com/sing-login-wallet/login.php I tried to input fake details: The real one had a captcha and return error: Invalid login details. The fake one had a captcha and after collecting the details, I was redirected to the real gate exchange login page. The similarities: They had the same login page, the design, the CSS is so identical. One has to be very careful of what you see google sometimes. |
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I've seen posts where users want their threads translated into different languages by others, especially the guide and tutorial topics, as breaking them down to their tastes makes them simpler to absorb. What I'm trying to say is that if you can write fluently in other languages, engaging them in other technical discussions will benefit those local boards and no one will question your efforts, but constantly posting for other reasons will make you a suspect in that local board.
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I think there is something mixing from your explanation. You used only fiat to do a calculation and I wonder if the same 15% tax is applicable when you want to calculate the gross gaming revenue in bitcoin. Let says for example A casino A has a total number of 100 BTC as GGR, is the company going to pay the same 15% for tas you specify on share stake? You know there is a specified percentage of Tax a liquid crypto earner is supposed to pay to internal revenue service. I'm interested in how companies that accept crypto deposits pay their tax, maybe it's the same way they do with fiat they do to cryptocurrency, I couldn't find tax on casino in most of the crypto tax books I have seen. I still think your examples were not well simplified as they should be. |
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Have you heard that some people gamble for fun and not necessarily to make money?
I find it hard to believe completely because who doesn't like to make some more money even if it is not needed.
If you knew the exact sum you were going to loose gambling, and you are the type that they say " gambles for fun", will you find it fun loosing that money still? will you return another day in awareness of how much you will loose and still want to loose for fun?
Come to think of it, they tell that to people who have been totally consumed by gambling ways, they will advise them to always play for fun, but I think they are doing that to allow the person to restrict his gambling behavior, and see it as a leisure sport rather than a way of life. When you look at sports betting banners, it's always written to gamble for fun, but in real sense, it's a side job for the smart (if there is such a thing in gambling) and a death sentence for those seeking to make a living off it. Whether you are gambling for fun or as a source of income, make sure that you're gambling responsibly. When I see a gambler lose money and lose their mind, I feel so bad because I know they'll go to any length to recoup their losses. |
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I've been giving this a lot of thought lately, Which kind of business model would you prefer, will you prefer the kind of business where profit can be from both the rich and poor, that is huge profits occasionally and small profits daily?
Or the the sort that only attends to the rich, and the poor cannot afford it, that is your profit is from the rich alone and usually huge, and comes occasionally?
Please give reasons for your choice
What matters is the service you are providing to any of the classes. Let's use the rich class as case A and poor class as case B Case A is the types of people who expect to be treated like royalty, to be unique in everything they do, and to be the only one doing it. They will spend to get anything they want. It's simple to make a lot of money even if they don't require it. Case B has limited resources, so not everyone will break their bag to grab something, instead, they will purchase when they have money and skip it when they don't. Instead of picking one model, I'm going to go with a single model business for both classes, as creating something that they both desire and need at the same time is the best approach you'll enjoy. |
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People over the age of 65 accounts for 76 percent of all wealth in the United States.
Consider where the crypto markets will be when the younger generations that have grown up with cryptocurrency reach the age of this group...
The world revolves around, the peak of the industrial era was their time and they manage to enjoy everything they have worked for. If you checked the last world war II in 1945, subtract it from 2022, that's a 77 years difference. That was the beginning of the journey of old people we have today as to why they control the most wealth in the US. Though there is now a change of civilization from the industrial era to technology, that's why the new richest people are all coming from tech companies, for example, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and other young billionaires. Industrialization revolutionized the financial system with stocks and bonds but now that bitcoin is here kicking ass, we will soon dominate the system, there are going to be younger crypto billionaires that will soon shake everywhere. |
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Watching youtube is only good to learn TA and usually channels like that have a small following. Cryptoface has been doing lives with trading tho dunno is his thing he uses good, never tried it.
Stop it! That's not true! I have watched great bitcoin educational content creators that dish out the best content every week and 2 times weekly, the likes of Coin Bureau, Red Panda mining, Bits Be Trippin, and the list continues. They have plenty of subscribers and I must say they are doing very fine especially Coin Bureau is always more of fundamental details than technical and he has about 1.95M subscribers. If people used their brains a little more, then they wouldn’t waste time on such nonsense, which is really just a waste of time. These people just use what technology allows them to do and make decent money on it, and I wouldn't spend a second of my time watching something like that, even if it's the only thing that can be watched.
The worst of them are those who promote everything they are paid for, regardless of the fact that they know that it will cause direct damage to their viewers. One only has to go back a few years and see how they lied about how Bitcoin came to an end, and that some bitcoin tr(c)ash becomes a new big thing.
They usually end up with thousands of subscribers because they upload what would get them more subscribers, and they constantly complain when Youtube removes their videos. If it weren't for the fact that the purge occasionally affects those who provide excellent content, I would prefer that shadow be added to their video rather than eliminated. We need to tell people what they need to know, not what they want to hear. |
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the report history page working for everyone?
I just tried and mine is not working, it is returning an error page. I'm using Chrome Version 96. Maybe other users should try other browsers.  It could also be that administrators are working in the backend trying to fix something.
Sorry! I couldn't access the page due to low numbers reported posts |
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There's a popular trading adage that says you shouldn't trade with emotion since it might lead to wrong decisions about when to buy and sell, but I think there is a worse thing than emotion. Some YouTube channels are excellent evaluators who will never be biased in their judgments, they will tell you everything, even the fair fundamental and technical aspects of everything you need to hear, but some are so bad that I get irritated when I see their YouTube video thumbnail. As a trader, you should trade with all of the knowledge you have obtained, your actions and targets should be based on your discoveries, not whether bitcoin will increase by 100x or by a million. Shillings and hype are good sometimes, they might have their influence on bitcoin/Altcoins growth but I think it's not good to follow their steps because they say it will 100x, they are overdoing it and it doesn't help traders. Be focused on your own findings and make a clear decision on your trades. |
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Egypt was lucky to have ended the AFCON in a penalty shoot out and still lost after all. Senegal would defeat Egypt with a clear margin because Egypt lack the squad to hold down senegal not even for a draw Mane would do what didn't have the chance to do against Egypt. Its only Salah i am seeing in Egypt and him alone can't move the team
Being prepared is different from Luck. Go and check the table and history, Egypt is very well known for winning AFCON 7 times, in fact, no country in Africa has done it the way Egypt has won but as I said, in football, as you have said it was luck but saying they lack the squad, it does fit Egypt players because they tried their best that day. It was a first for Senegal, they can enjoy it for now, who knows by the next Afcon Mane would want to retire.  |
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There is no such thing as monthly income in bounties, many months can come and go without you earning a dime from bounties, don't treat bounties as source of income it's unreliable.
The question is openly written as "signature" and not "bounties." You're making a mockery of yourself if you rely on bounties and leave your work. Signature may even be a source of passive income for certain people, but at the end of the bounty campaigns, you will surely be chasing after the team and managers. Yes, I totally agree with you. Good financial management is always essential. It doesn't matter what we earn, as long as we're spending it wisely and are able to maintain our standard of living.
I am wondering, do you keep everything that you earn from signature campaigns in some cryptocurrency (one or more) or do you invest in new projects that are more risky? Did you make any calculations to determine which approach would be more profitable?
Do you know how much it's to get a quality top shirt from developed countries? No signature here will maintain your feeding and life expenses no matter how hard you try to maintain your standard of living, your job should be your primary source of living if you don't want to regret any future regrets by quitting your job. All projects are risky and prices may fall anytime but their damage is more than each other. Pick any and invest wisely. |
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