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Key Points:

- Waves 1.5 has been successfully launched on TestNet, and no significant bugs have been noticed. So, we can expect the activation of this update right after the New Year, and right after that Waves 2.0 will be released. Let me remind you that the Waves 2.0 update will bring with it the L2 Blockchain Ecosystem - Units!
- Also I already promised to launch the L2MP Airdrop, however we have contacted a number of marketing agencies and are preparing a massive marketing campaign! So I think we should prepare a bit and implement it wisely.
The second KPI period of Ambassador DAO has already started, so I advise all active members of our community to pay attention to the income that this DAO can bring you for performing simple tasks.
- Also, an update was released this week that allowed BTC-WXG and ETH-WXG token holders to convert to XTN vesting. Just a reminder that the current vesting terms and conditions are subject to change in the future.
- Some fun before the holidays! GamGam.Space has launched a new project. You can win prizes for opening Christmas gifts with NFT toys that you can place on the Christmas tree. Also while opening gifts, you can stumble upon easter eggs with your prizes. Please share a screenshot of them with the community if you come across them. You can even propose your own NFT token to the developers.

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12ter Tag: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5479140.0

822815 hash:  00000000000000000002655bf5238b0716a0d02107fb56e811a39be26b866205

Winner- 5tift!

More fun and adventure awaits tomorrow.

Link: [FREE RAFFLE] 13th of 13 days of Xmas
Veranstalter: 2stout
Gewinn: Silbermünze
Aufgabe: Eine Nummer zwischen 00-50 auswählen.
Teilnahmeschluss: Bis alle Nummern belegt sind.

Die letzte Chance auf einen Gewinn.

Dear Cryptopia Account Holder.

As many of you will know the Cryptopia Exchange was placed into liquidation in May 2019.

We have obtained international legal advice on this and the legal position based on the advice we have is as follows.

1. Prior to the hack and closure of the exchange Cryptopia changed their terms of trade which clarified the relationship between Cryptopia and account holders. The effect of this was confirmed in the High Court ruling in New Zealand in 2020. That ruling states that Account Holders are beneficiaries and each coin type is a separate trust. Effectively making Cryptopia a Trustee.

2. The moment the shareholders of Cryptopia put the company into liquidation a few things changed regarding entitlement and especially in relation to your data. For many of you, you became secured and unsecured creditors. Unsecured for those that had coins stolen in the hack.

3. Under company law in New Zealand a liquidator will provide publically a list of all known creditors, their names, address and the amount they are owed. The liquidator has discretion to remove the names of private individuals but as you will see from the Grant Thornton first liquidators report he has not exercised that right.

4. The High Court order of 2020 was a very bad order for Grant Thornton as it required him to apply Trust Law as a priority over liquidation law. He has failed to do this.

After the judgement in 2020 Mr Cattermole requested a copy of 2 files from the High Court in New Zealand. The High Court staff worked through their internal process and delivered the files to My Cattermole. It is important to note that these files were requested and supplied legitimately. These files were then sent by him to a 3rd party contractor in Europe and from there have been passed on to other parties who are involved in assisting the process of settling Cryptopia accounts. This is normal business practice.


It is very important to note.

1.Grant Thornton did not secure the files when they supplied them to the High Court.

2. Grant Thornton did not request the court to ensure these files were secured by the court.

3. Grant Thornton posted the affidavit, which had the 2 files as referrenced attachments, on their public website.

4. By making their affidavit public, Grant Thornton removed any powers of the court under their rules to protect the files as they were now part of a publically available document, made public by the owner of the document.

Some people have been upset believing their privacy has been breached. The legal advice is that this is not as simple as this. A breach of privacy at its core usually would include your name. In addition to that a privacy breach would need to include enough information that someone could identify you.

So at the core of this is data which includes an email address and a value which the liquidator says is the value of your coins as at the date of his appointment.

After careful analysis by the 3rd parties it is their opinion that the values are fundamentally flawed for a variety of reasons, some as follows.

1. The amounts calculated by the liquidator are his assessment after stolen coins have been removed, and so for any account holder it is impossible to verify.

2. The amounts are based on his calculation of all your coins converted to bitcoin on the day, and then bitcoin converted to New Zealand dollars.

Legal advice is that because Grant Thornton was required and made your address public we were entitled to communicate with you regarding Cryptopia, there is no privacy breach.

As a result of the publicity and the email sent to account holders by Grant Thornton we have had to deal with a large number of requests for copy of any personal data that was released. The legal opinion is that upon people completing the verification process with Cogito, Cogito will provide copy of your data to you. The list of what the items are is as per the list in the liquidators 2nd affidavit on his website.

You may log in to the Cogito website to complete the process to request your data.

Please use this link to submit your new agreement :
principalityofcogito.com/cryptopiaform


Regards

Martin Braine LLB
In House Lawyer
Principality of Cogito

Also ich hätte gerne nur für 2 Tage die über 40€ zurück wie vor paar Monaten. Oder war es März/ April 2022 . Da ging alles raus.
Dann bei unter 2 wieder rein. So hat es Spaß gemacht. Könnte gerne nochmal passieren.

Also die Staking Rate hat sich bei mir drastisch nach unten verändert. Nicht erst seit heute. Aber man merkt es schon deutlich.
Da war früher mehr Waves im Monat zusätzlich in der Wallet.

Key Points:

- As you already know, we are launching the L2 blockchain ecosystem early next year. And with that comes a massive marketing campaign, as well as the L2MP airdrop… which we wanted to start this week, but we're still in talks with a number of marketing agencies. We are also preparing a new website for the L2 blockchain ecosystem.
- I also want to remind you that Ambassador DAO is now open for new members. So I advise everyone to take part if you don't want to miss the opportunity to earn 10% monthly income, while being an active member of our community.

Warum werden da eigentlich mehr als 30 Posts vergütet, ist das flexibel?

Main Info:

➥ No minimum quota/maximum 30 posts

oder eine alternative Kredit-Karte für den Notfall

Die App und Zahlungen mit den Karten funktionieren wenigstens zu 100% und das ist für mich am wichtigsten.

Das kann aber böse enden wenn man im Geschäft steht und die Karte plötzlich nicht mehr funktioniert.
Oder wurdest du zumindest per Mail oder App darauf hingewiesen?

Die Lautstärke noch weiter zu reduzieren, ist das Einzige was mich hauptsächlich interessieren würde. Wäre mir auch wichtiger als OC, denn an einen S19 etc kommen wir von der Leistung eh nicht ran
Es gibt im Settings Menue die Einstellung für die Temperaturbedingte Drehzahl, das konnte ich mit meiner Krücke leider nicht testen. Betreibt den jemand so und bringt das Vorteile? Ich weiß leider nicht, welche Temp die BM1366 maximal vertragen können.

Hach ich freue mich gerade wieder, dass ich anscheind nicht bis morgen warten muss!

Willi9974_1 läuft mit 350 GHs, hat 54 Grad bei 2831 Umdrehungen
Willi9974_2 läuft mit 450 GHs, hat 57 Grad bei 3602 Umdrehungen

Also von der Leistung her leider sehr unterschiedlich. Übertakten, habe ich noch nicht versucht... würde wohl auch nicht viel bringen (außer vielleicht ein defekter ASIC Chip)