Congratulations on your 80th birthday! You represent a great story, and you have gone through many ups and downs in the economy of your country. I imagine your disappointment with today's prices. Everyone always wants their children and grandchildren to live a better life than the one they lived. But what we are seeing now seems to be different. All older people like to say that it used to be better. And today I directly agree with you, although I recently argued with my parents. Even if only bad news is predicted today, nevertheless, we would like to hope that our authorities will be smart enough to prevent even higher inflation.

One of the stupid questions. Why do you care, OP? Do you only live on the forum? Don't you have another life? The forum is just a small part of our lives, but some people are very worried about it, and according to the observations of those who have recently created their profiles,

How do you suppose the forum can find out about the death of someone? Should we force our loved ones to report it? Will they get easier?

OP, every religion has a "you shall not make for yourself an idol" rule. Let you worry more about what you leave behind for the children and family, but this should not be a forum profile.

There were people who left the forum, and there are quite a few of them, and despite this, the forum remembers their names. This is, if you think you can be consoled, the best mark on the forum. Regardless of your attitude towards a user who is no more, some still remain with us.

As I understand it, the OP is more focused on recovering his email. This is right? Or are you worried about private messages in your PM on the forum?

To restore email, if a hacker hacked it, then you probably registered with a phone number, so try to restore using your phone, or backup mail if you added it to your account.

Otherwise, there is no longer any possibility of email recovery.



Looking back, this user knows how to create passwords....



However, it didn't work for him, or he's not a real user.

He exposed not one scam, as you put it, but many more. And I'm sure he has a second account, so what? Did you find his alternate account? Are there violations there? Only then can we judge him, right?

In your opinion, DT should add to his trust such accounts as yours.

Will you decide whether you like Solosanz's actions or not? If I trust him, then all the reviews left by him will be taken into account by me when viewing an account with a negative tag. But unfortunately, I will not look at the reviews left by you.


The question is why some may not like such actions. And should we take it seriously? Do you not like the actions of the police officers who caught the thief in your house?

I already created a similar topic, and everything was discussed in sufficient detail there.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5388389.msg59430082#msg59430082

A copy will always remain a copy. And this rule still works: moderators block accounts.
But this rule does not work when there is a paraphrase. This is the case for the last case, which is presented on the topic of plagiarism. Here, of course, there are questions. A person writes posts only to fill the quota set by his subscription company, and as we can see, he is completely far from sports. And just such a paraphrase looks very bright and noticeable. This user would probably be helped by the prohibition of signatures for any period so that he would accept and realize his mistakes.

Be that as it may, this topic has already been discussed, and we are powerless to change these rules. The moderators have their own views on this. However, I don't think it's best to ignore plagiarism altogether. Since this will bring the forum back to the side of spam and garbage, which is something everyone here seems to be fighting hard against.

You made a mistake when you decided to buy someone else's account. From this step, you cannot say that your mistakes were isolated
In addition, the findings of Stalker22 indicate that living in truth is not your business. You are very greedy.


Are India and Indonesia the same thing?
The first posts are written in the Indonesian section.


Also, can you explain one more thing? Did this user sell their account to you?
wiss19?

https://ninjastic.space/addresses?address=0x015839cdfB6331Dfdc6964c6734734B4f1D3A1a2

You are right again. But the difference is that not all people are wise and accurate. I read the OP's post history. It's short, but even there you can see that the OP is hot and hasty. He does not study but is in a hurry, hence the fear of losing.

In addition, he had money to spend on a hardware wallet and was gradually learning about cryptocurrencies, but he did it differently. The funny thing is, he will lose these coins too. Such people need experience and bitterness to be accurate.

But I agree that not everyone has the opportunity to purchase multiple devices to share their entertainment and finances. This is especially difficult when you are young.

There are several sites that offer to check the strength of your passwords.
Although you should be completely skeptical, you should also not trust these sites with your passwords. But having understood the principle of a quality password, which they speak of as reliable, it is easy to create another one in the same format.

https://www.security.org/how-secure-is-my-password/
https://password.kaspersky.com/

If you believe the post and how this account relates to its private keys, then this is a very reverent and caring occupation. Of course, I admit the loss, and simply the removal of wallets that do not constitute value as unnecessary.

Unfortunately, this post has also been deleted.
https://ninjastic.space/post/57351312

And the one who just reads the early posts and today's will really see a big difference in the publication.

Yes, he has one bitcoin wallet number for 2017. Although this message has been deleted and is archived in the forum, I think that for many of the doubters here, signing from this wallet would be good proof of account ownership.


https://ninjastic.space/addresses?address=1XpJRma2pY9CjGdfQPEprohiFETrnbU4J

However, you can predict that the story of the loss of this wallet and all the other excuses will begin.


Another strange behavior for the owner of this account is the very deletion of their posts. And as you can see, this is not a very small amount.



If the person was originally the owner, and he did not have reports with bounty companies, as is usually done to remove garbage from the forum, why would he remove so much information?

In JPMorgan's opinion, the fall of the crypto market should stop short, but this does not guarantee a speedy recovery. The significant fact is that investors will be able to contain further declines, and venture capital companies that have invested in the last two months are an example. And also, the fact that many have not left the crypto market means that bitcoin has not lost its significance, and people continue to believe in it, waiting for a better chance to invest at a better price.

I doubt that in a time of crisis and huge price increases, poor people will be able to afford to invest in bitcoin, thereby laying the foundation for future competition with the rich. As hatshepsut93 rightly pointed out, their goal is to survive, not to increase their income. So at that time, even if the rich lose, given the fall in the market, the poor will not feel less disadvantaged either. In addition, one can say that poor people are much less educated, and thus they are simply deprived of information about things like bitcoin.

Accounts created after 2018 do not receive any privileges from the forum, and therefore all merit becomes more valuable.

But if you look closely, today there are a lot of people who very quickly increase their rank and become legends by giving their devotion to the forum.

Therefore, it is in no way worth relating to the issue of what it used to be just to increase one's rank than it is now.

An important part of your security is also blocking all pop-up messages in all your browsers. And as a consequence of this, the appearance of such windows should be a red flag.

Beginners are naive in that they know only one side of cryptocurrencies; that it is very easy to get rich here, and they are in no hurry to learn about the safe storage and use of wallets. Therefore, it is very easy to deceive them by promising a sudden profit in any of the pop-up windows.

But the golden rule for everyone is that before you create wallets and rush to invest anything in them, you need to fully master all the intricacies of safe handling of wallets.

I fully agree with the OP. One important note is that the forum's cleanliness and security begin with the user himself. If everyone avoids the things the OP described, it will improve the reputation of the forum. I can say that it is helpful to evaluate the forum as one of your homes. Do you never let your house be a mess?

Therefore, do not be lazy to press the report buttons for moderators and do not be indifferent. Then we will create a place with a lot of unique information and an attractive place for new users.

OP, you need to read this post. I think that after reading, you will have an understanding of who can put negative tags and in what quantity and in what rank.

LoyceV's Beginners guide to correct use of the Trust system

Also try to create your own list of trust, especially since you can study this topic at the same time as creating a list.

Now rule number 32

Other than that, you don't listen to advice. I read the topics that you regularly create, and you are already reducing the cost of work.

But since you're asking if I've read other people's reviews of your "creativity", then this post, and a few below, is enough to understand why no one hires you.


But keep being rude instead of thinking about how to make things better.

Good luck.

I don't know how it works since I don't write anything to order, but I have a question for the OP. They made a remark to you, and you seem to have rewritten your post a little differently.

Are your posts supposed to be regularly corrected if someone who hires you doesn't like something? Since I believe that all articles should be written perfectly, initially.

And also, if you do not know, then the forum rules prohibit spamming the placement of referral links. I advise you to take a look. Forum rules

As you already understood from the posts that were written above, there are no prohibitions for disabled people from using bitcoin. But you have one more problem, and that is to take the first step. Now it's all about your decision to help these people. You can provide them with audio or video information and show them sources from which they can get the information.

But you also need to understand that everything you talk about should be provided as clearly as possible, with the full provision of all risks, and not just a colorful description of future wealth.

The OP is right about what is happening now in the world. It can be said that it has never happened, or not in such numbers. Wars, gas and electricity prices, and a crisis in the economy show that we cannot predict the future with certainty. Therefore, the behavior of bitcoin, despite its past predictable growth after the halving, can also throw out a new trick.

And of course, many people here want quick changes in Bitcoin prices in a positive direction, but all we can do is just guess and feel like analysts, whose forecasts will certainly come true, but no one knows the exact time.