Nowadays Beginners & Help section flooding with long thread about common newbie guides and mentioning merit sources in order to earn merits.
Right. Newcomers are unlikely to read all such wonderful posts. Because it's been said so many times. OP, your text needs to be voiced and a video made. It is left to hire a famous actor. A lot of lofty statements and education on the right manners, but you forget that people are different, and everyone always thinks well of themselves. Everything that seems rude to you is perceived as normal behavior by others. This is just a forum, and communication is important here. Nothing more. Take the forum as it is, and less pathos. As they say, be simpler, and people will be drawn to you. |
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You forgot about the very first course. As you put it, this is the development of the technical part of bitcoin, bitcoin itself, and everything connected with it. Read the forum title again. What does it tell you? The title doesn't say anything about politics, does it?
I do not see any politics here. Well, maybe to some extent, the economy. Bitcoin should not be political.
It is evident that you tried your best to tell us about your vision for this forum. But it seems to me that many will not agree with you.
And oh, you forgot to tell us about the privileges of the forum, because of which there are so many newcomers here, completely forgetting about the true purpose of the forum.
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Please respond to my appeal, it's not same account it's different persons.
Please respond to my appeal I beg of you!
This will and is already costing me a lot.
Kindly review my appeal
Yeah. Registration on the same day, with a difference in seconds. Logging out is also with a second difference. General transactions. I can also provide you with a bunch of correspondence from messengers, not only two, but also more people. The fact that you are brothers, sisters or friends, it was also already here. Not interested. Stop spamming the thread.   Another coincidence? yeah |
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5 Accounts Connected
Accounts Connected: (Note: Banned shown in red / Inactive in Blue)
After Pandu Geddon discovered the alternate account farm and the accounts were negatively tagged, new accounts emerged the next day and continue to cheat today.
Badboy4200
https://ninjastic.space/post/58370968
1.Wildest January 10, 2022, 07:59:39 AM
2.Oviman82 January 10, 2022, 09:48:20 AM
3.Gost Rider January 10, 2022, 08:47:42 AM
4.Poilta0 January 10, 2022, 10:36:02 AM
5.Cock0 November 30, 2021, 10:17:00 AM
Proof:
BEP-20 Wallet Address: 0xEE681B7685953285499415e9190DA2ADD1d467C7
https://ninjastic.space/post/60091430 https://ninjastic.space/post/59147473https://ninjastic.space/post/59905798 https://bscscan.com/tokentxns?a=0xEE681B7685953285499415e9190DA2ADD1d467C7 BEP-20 Wallet Address: 0xE19add04C0d67Ad0753C27Be59EE663C9ABF61b7
https://ninjastic.space/post/60091594ETH address: 0x8E8Ed7a38F97C48402AC5fFD7e99B1d4c97Fd7aa
https://ninjastic.space/post/60012177ETH address: 0xFbDEFBf6fBF6c4bB46962EeC88655c7D8687a6bA
https://ninjastic.space/post/60012376ETH address: 0x10BA7BB7fd610b8361a5A3314B0f63Fc7C06DEE4
https://ninjastic.space/post/60012580Transfer of tokens to one wallethttps://bscscan.com/address/0x034512241531a7ba4eeee8189ae19bf04504c1e7#tokentxns Related Addresses:BEP-20 Wallet Address: 0xEE681B7685953285499415e9190DA2ADD1d467C7
BEP-20 Wallet Address: 0xE19add04C0d67Ad0753C27Be59EE663C9ABF61b7
BEP-20 Wallet Address: 0x8E8Ed7a38F97C48402AC5fFD7e99B1d4c97Fd7aa
BEP-20 Wallet Address: 0x10BA7BB7fd610b8361a5A3314B0f63Fc7C06DEE4
BEP-20 Wallet Address: 0xFbDEFBf6fBF6c4bB46962EeC88655c7D8687a6bA
. LOOTaDOG Bounty Campaign | 4 Weeks | Budget: $5000 ~ Bitcoin | ESCROWED.🔵manager @CryptopreneurBrainboss https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15kOxPP53ghdu0YuytJ8FIpzlTKWB1Ag0Cqhgh2mThpM/edit#gid=598199557
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Interesting. How did you come to this forum? What ways? What don't you like about this forum? I don't see a better place to get more knowledge about bitcoin than this place. This is the first step to looking around, communicating, understanding in which direction to step, and then, probably, deciding on education on other more targeted resources.
But at the moment, if you consider yourself a complete beginner, communication on the forum will give you strength and understanding of what to strive for.
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I wouldn't care one bit. I knew from the start that it was an experimental tech which could go poof any moment. I knew the risks and bought it anyway.
If somebody said this is the safest and fastest way of getting rich and you believed him then you are the only one to blame.
"With great risk, comes great rewards." -Uncle Satoshi
Amazing. You read my mind. OP, If you have such thoughts, please tell me how much bitcoin should be worth so that you really decide to buy it. I guess you won't buy it no matter how much it costs. If the price of it grows very quickly, you will say it is very expensive. And if the price falls, even then you will find excuses, saying that something will go wrong now. It is from this that the world is divided into those who believe in bitcoin, and those who are still on their way to it. |
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OP, out of your 4 open threads, do 3 have the same question? You may wonder why you are so concerned about the attitude of governments towards cryptocurrency and its regulation.
I'd also like to ask you to create more complete questions, because you were given complete answers on three different topics. What did you not like again?
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Complete opposite of EZ0010 who was very honest and returned the bitcoins sent to him by accident. I’m using EZ0010 as a reference because he was a newbie at the time and could have kept the bitcoins for himself and abandon his bitcointalk account. But he returned the money without creating a thread asking if he should return the bitcoins. His honesty was rewarded with merits and positive trust which earned him respect. That’s the difference between you two I completely agree. You shouldn't have created your stupid topic at all. And after you questioned whether it was worthwhile to return the money to a person, you proved yourself completely.Other people's money will remain someone else's, and you are not a judge to talk about a person as a fraudster until you are personally deceived. But you showed everyone that you did not want to return, thereby showing yourself no better than scammers. And what are those "what if" questions? It's too much. So far, you have been, and remain, a person who cannot be trusted. And yes, unfortunately, you don't have a negative tag. But you, I'm sure, will prove yourself in the future. |
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I should doubt everything rather than be naive and believe in any proposal that promises millions. Have newbies who saved their money by having doubts about projects lost something? I don't see it this way. There is no need to rush until you understand all the consequences that may await you. Although cryptocurrency is, of course, a risk in some ways, we must be 90 percent sure that we know everything about the project in which we would like to invest. And from this, it follows that we question everything to make the right decision in the future.
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It seems that this branch has become an indicator of which of us is a pessimist or vice versa. No matter what happens to Bitcoin, there are those who rejoice and those who cry. But what unites everyone is that people believe in bitcoin. Now is the time to buy, just as it was during the growth. Those who complain that they will not have time to buy because of the high price will complain even now without buying, expecting a bigger drop. Well, the rest will just wait. If you are very nervous, try to forget to check the course. This will make you stronger. Everything will fall back into place with the passage of time.
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What you might be right about is that bitcoin will live for another hundred years. But how many years have you measured yourself? How many? And also, you claim that you are not rich. In this case, how much can you save from 2013 and still remain not rich? I won't give examples.
But yes, the truth is that after going through many ups and downs, bitcoin will still return to growth. But to make a profit from bitcoin and not spend it, you either need to be rich (after all) or a fool. In old age, your wealth will seem like an unnecessary burden to you. Live here and now.
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This question and the answers to it come up with enviable popularity, and one might just wonder why governments are interested in regulation.
This is quite clear here. This is a loss of control. And this is a kind of undermining of political power. If cryptocurrency is accepted at the state level, this may result in a loss of control over the movement of cash flows. It is difficult for governments to track the income of cryptocurrency holders, which raises the question of taxation.
And yes, bitcoin is still not popular with many due to various scammers who are doing their best to deceive users. And there is also a lack of good computer literacy in the population in order to use and store their crypto assets correctly.
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And, being a spammer is paid higher than working in a workshop because of the cryptocurrency hype although sometimes you may get scammed. People say that education is the way to escape poverty or somewhat like that. But when poor people find fishing rods with the potential to bring them a lot of money than they ever imagine, they will not think about upgrading themselves or gaining more knowledge.
It would not be so insulting if, as you put it, sometimes projects could deceive. But this happens extremely rarely when projects are really useful. These projects are fraudulent, and to earn a penny, bounty hunters have to create a bunch of alternative accounts, which in turn are caught on the forum. It turns out to be a vicious circle. It is naive to think that, according to the rules of bounty projects that require the participation of only one participant, you can earn a living. And here you have to choose: either start studying and acquiring deeper knowledge to further increase your earnings, or "work", as the hunters say, constantly being disappointed, being deceived, and deceiving yourself. Just compare the earnings of bounty hunters. Is this the amount you can live on? |
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i just need 1 single point so i can share images. the bitcointalk merit system is the perfect example of a religious cult.
Ever thought that by posting images, you are also not considered anonymous on the web? At least your IP, Mac address, browser, and everything related to your system fingerprint is easy to identify. This is equivalent to using bitcoin; you need to put in some effort in the same way. And if you are so worried about your "non-anonymous" transactions, then think about this one more. The best advice I can give you is not to go online at all. This way, you will remain anonymous. |
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I agree. Such trust in bounty projects only means that the people who participate in them have too much free time. Because working people are unlikely to spend their time on something that does not bring profit.
It is a pity that people do not understand that if you set aside some time for training, you can get much more, not only in material terms but by acquiring new abilities.
As for the OP's account you gave as an example, I wouldn't be surprised if he has more alternatives that he hopes to increase his bounty profits with.
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Just connected wallet will get red trust in your opinion? You both used secondary wallet to sent your busd then you deposit your busd in exchange. same deposit address✅ (and It's not a first time)
You both are Pakistani guy.Your local language same. Both are facecam in same room.both joined bounty serialy(107,109). How you greedy making video by your kid.
Please explain to me what bounty rules have been violated by these two accounts. It may even be one family, but in all the videos we see two different people, two browsers, and even that doesn't matter. I checked two accounts and I don't see any matches. Sending tokens to one buffer wallet cannot be direct evidence of a violation of the company's rules without additional evidence. What's wrong with a son helping his father? So the result: Are you really sure that two accounts from the same family that do not have any intersections, except for the discount of tokens in one wallet, are worthy of a negative review? Where is the rule that only one person from a family has a bounty rule? |
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I would put it a little differently. I don't like the word "save". For me, this word is associated with poverty. But the expression "spend wisely" is more suitable. If a person has a goal or an idea for which they are going to save money, then there is motivation. But to deprive yourself of a lot to invest in the future, to be honest, I don’t see the point. No one knows how long your life will last, and depriving yourself of everything, constantly saving, at some point may seem very stupid.
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So you see, bitcoin haven't made anyone cry or sad and lots of things like that but your ideas towards the system has. It's not a get rich quick scheme but a currency for exchange and transfer of value across space and time.
I agree. All the tears that the OP attributes to bitcoin could have come from inexperience, stupidity, or the inattention of the very people who owned it. If you recall the stories of lost keys, when people realized after a few years that they could be rich, but by their mistake, lost access to their wallets, these are, of course, tears. But this is not Bitcoin's fault. All investments that have undergone volatility are also not the fault of bitcoin. It has always been like this, and all the minuses and pluses had to be taken into account. But you're right, the one who knows how to wait is still a good plus. No one has ever promised eternal profit. There is probably something in this if we talk about the need to sacrifice something to make a profit in the future. In the case of bitcoin, this is patience, attention, and maybe the ability to take risks. |
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BTW, I like the behavior of this newbie, it cares about forum rules which is a good start to being an established member.
Yes, most likely this newbie has already experienced some experience of publishing the same topics and heard the comments of other users. Based on your first post, the OP, I think that it was he who prompted you to ask about the uniqueness of the topics. But in addition to your post, it would also be nice to include a link to where you got the information from. And henceforth, such simple answers as the number of posts for a newbie could also be found on your own. At the forum, it is not the quantity that matters but the quality, which you will soon see. |
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