CANN for POT, MOTA, THC, anyone? except for Gembitz lol

I do not really understand the meaning of your question. however, most likely STKR is an amalgamation of old and new eth technologies to complete transactions. I'm sorry if my opinion is wrong

Absolutely,  we are working every day to make our exchange bigger and better.  



We actually have over 100,000 clams for sale on the FreeBitcoins book.  

There was a massive order for 100,000 CLAMS set on the market today.

I've contacted Coinmarketcap and Coingeko multiple times... It needs community members, like yourself, contacting them and requesting them reference the correct price.

It sucks that people are seeing CLAM for $4 on Coinmarketcap, when the reality is FreeBitcoins has them for sale for 40 cents.

Worst comes to worse... I'll just start selling CLAMS OTC for coinmarketcap prices to noobs!  har har

Another transaction involving Paul Vernon from February 2021:

https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/address/1KNi4E4MTsF7gfuPKPNAbrZWQvtdQBTAAa

This address was mentioned in the bounty notice at the Cryptsy blog here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20160325013714/http://blog.cryptsy.com/

The funds can be followed to HitBTC within 2 hops at this address: 1EEqRvnS7XqMoXDcaGL7bLS3hzZi1qUZm1

Never heard about this coin. Are they listed anywhere except on scam unnamed exchange? Can you sell it somewhere?
it seems possible to withdraw only coins that cannot be sold anywhere else except on this service. This leads me to the conclusion that Tillkolen keeps all other tradeable coins for himself or sold them on other exchanges.

Satoshi is gone for good. If he wanted to cash out, he'd have cashed out already. If he wanted to reassure the world that those coins are gone, he'd burn them by moving them to some known black hole address. The fact that the coins are still there after all that happened with bitcoin and finance and multiteradollar marketcap can have two explanations:

1 - Satoshi is gone for good
2 - Satoshi likes to keep bitcoiners on their toes

I lean towards 1.

I don’t have time for this NFT stuff.  Anybody here has my permission to use any of my stuff and split any money fitty fitty.  Word.

Don’t know how that works - do it and we 50-50.  Just learn to pay mexicano. 

1 BTC = 1 BTC
How it makes you broke?

Good afternoon WO!
Observing @ $50,160

Shitcoin holders are panicking 🤣

42 Micropools & completed the deposit of 1,344 $ETH to the official
Ethereum
 2.0 deposit contract⚡️⚡️

This represents the 1st contribution of #Stkr to #ETH2 staking, and this is just the beginning!

STKR a new language of staking!!

Alright guys I want to update you on this matter, one month later. Around the same time as I noticed my account being locked I got a message from TillKoeln where he accused me of hacking his site, because apparently I am using the same browser and IP as some attacker (I'm using a VPN). Of course I had nothing to do with it and after a solid 2 weeks of discussing they unlocked my account again. @Mr00HasH was very helpful and responsive on this matter, I think he's a good guy who is legit trying to help.

Then I tried to withdraw some BTC (a small amount) but it got stuck ("error") because apparently the hot wallet was empty. Mr00HasH said he can do nothing about it because TillKoeln is the only person who has access to wallets. One thing I noticed is the high withdrawal fee of 0.00075000 BTC, which was apparently because Bitcoin fees are so high. Fair enough. I asked them to cancel the withdrawal so I can withdraw my full funds all at once to save fees.

Another two weeks later (a few days ago), TillKoeln became active and authorized the withdrawal instead of canceling it. The transaction was pushed to the network, but the actual transaction only used a fraction of the fee they charged me for it, 0.00018000 BTC. Result: TX is stuck in mempool for days, still not included. Meanwhile, on the site the withdrawal is shown as "completed".

Summary:

• There were apparently attacks on the exchange, owner seems a bit paranoid at this point
• Support response times of multiple weeks, but things were eventually settled, yet
• Charged withdrawal fee is 4x of what is actually used as the transaction fee
• Actual transaction fee is way too small
• Withdrawal is marked as complete even though the transaction wasn't included on the blockchain

At this point I have come to the conclusion that Unnamed Exchange and TillKoeln are not scammers. They simply don't know what they are doing and unable to deal with the challenges faced. I think it's quite possible that in some cases they did not intentionally steal money but just accounted it incorrectly.

Still hoping to get my money out eventually. I'll report back in a month.  

What part of the Franko Collective was confusing?