I disagree with that valuation. After looking at the current state of the market I think it is just about right for Ethereum to floating around the $3000 mark. The discounted cash flow model is not giving the current valuation and teh same could be applied to hundreds of crypto to get their cash flow model price too.

Analysts will always have their views on what is going on and how they see the market change and fluctuate but how many times do they really get it right?

First of all not all of those that are complaining about victims of the 1xbit scammers is presenting evidence to back up their claims. That is something very important to note.

On the whole though, it seems many of the complaints do seem to have some legitimacy but when they arrive over a period of days from multiple sources claiming the same thing (tennis) then either it is a concerted effort to attack 1xbit or it is a pattern that 1xbit are using to scam their customers.

I would never trust the 1xbit website and would highly recommend all people thinking about playing there to never trust them too but for those that already sent funds there and have any winnings in the account balance, you should try to get your money out as soon as possible because it could be you that will get selectively scammed next.

You will need to provide much more detail if you would like your claim to be taken seriously. Try to explain clearly exactly how you think they scammed you.

Can you still login to your account? If possible try to get as many screenshots as you can from the Account area that could shed some light on what is going on.

This situation is now getting beyond a joke. The sheer number of scammers trying to fool people in to sending their crypto to fake websites on the basis the funds will be spent on humanitarian causes in Ukraine, is shocking.

Where there is an opportunity to pocket some cash, the scammers will proceed without caring about moral obligations in a totally shameless manner. Even in times of extreme human pain and suffering the scammers are lining up trying to pick their moments to scam.

Here are the games taking place this weekend Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the Premier League. The stand out games for the top 4 chase and the relegation battle are headed by:

Everton vs Manchester United
Arsenal vs Brighton & Hove Albion
Watford vs Leeds
Aston Villa vs Tottenham Hotspur
Norwich vs Burnley
Manchester City vs Liverpool





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Everton and Burnley will be the defining battle of the season alongside Manchester City vs Liverpool. The former are battling to avoid relegation and the latter are battling to win the crown for Premier League champions.

The last time Everton were relegated from the top flight was in the 1950/51 season which was around 71 years ago. If Everton do get relegated then Lampard will go down in their history as a massive failure and he will probably never be taken seriously as a manager again.

What could prove crucial is that Everton have been on the verge of relegation in the past but managed to find a win on the final day of the season some years ago that kept them up. I believe they were 0-2 down but came back to win 3-2 on the final day of the season.

Having said that Burnley have no intention of getting relegated and will fight with Everton and any other team that gets dragged in to the relegation battle because they want to stay in the Premier League.

The problem is they use their Terms of Service as an excuse to seize funds from any customer they want and this is the most common pattern they have been employing ever since the scam accusations started against them.

@1xbit_official can you address the concerns of the member please?

Unfortunately for him it seems he did not carry out due-diligence and that was the error. Now he is fighting a losing battle because the 1xbot scammers will not be returning any funds to him.

In fairness to by far the majority of victims that fall prey to these types of websites, they get drawn in to the professional looking layout and believe it is never going to be a scam. Even 1xbit are not scamming all their customers, they are selective scamming therefore it was unfortunate that the user involved ended up out of pocket.

As for the repercussions, I think the victims should all get together and make a single legal case against the 1xbit scammers. I mentioned that before several times but there just does not seem to be an appetite for that yet but hopefully things will change in future.

Before reading your post I had never heard of chainex.io therefore decided to take a look at their website. I noticed they are probably using an older version trading engine for their exchange but their terms and condition clearly list they are a registered company in South Africa. The names and photographs of the prominent people within the company are listed.

In general terms, there is no reason to suspect there is anything untoward going on by the company but that takes on to the issue of your funds being withheld. If you gave the company one name when signing up and trading and then gave them another name when sending KYC then that automatically will raise red flags and points of concern as well a suspicion.

Without knowing how many letters of the name are different and how many names were spelt wrong, it would be difficult to judge if chainex.io have been overtly harsh to you or not. You have to accept you have yourself to blame here but if there is a just a small error then maybe the company can be contacted asking them to deal with you in a more human level rather than just in an automated manner.

An excellent piece of work here by you. The list is extensive and you deserve full credit thank you. What is sad to read are the actual number of attempts at scamming people and the justifications provided by the scammers.

Potential donors have be aware that these are all scam websites and every single penny of any funds sent to these scammers will be going directly to their own pockets.

We know that greed can be a huge motivating factor and that has been apparent throughout this forum. Morals and decency seem to be taken out of the equation when it comes to some members trying to make some money.

Including the one you mentioned, the tally of accounts with a ~tilde has now reached 123 and all of them are listed in the OP.

Some or most of the accounts you mentioned with thousands of posts have probably been changing hands being sold and re-sold several times. The fact that the 1xbit scammers have inserted a clause mentioning if a user has received a red tag because they have joined (or have asked to join) the 1xbit signature campaign then they will effectively get paid - it shows a failure on their part.

When was the last time anything of substance was contributed to this forum by any member wearing a 1xbit signature? Having as many of them on ignore is probably the best solution 

I believe you when you say Everton are in danger of being relegated. Having to choose between Burnley and Everton (one to stay in the Premier League the other to be relegated) I would have to say on form Burnley deserve to stay up even though they are a small club. Everton is a big club but they have been abysmal this season.

Here is the current Premier League table after the game this evening. The problems Everton and Burnley face can be clearly seen:

Here is the result of the game played earlier today 6th April 2022:

Burnley 3-2 Everton

After the defeat to Burnley, Everton are now facing real danger. They sit just 1 point above the relegation zone and this was a massive win for Burnley. They closed the gap on Everton and put them under immense pressure.

In all probability this fight will not leave Frank Warren out of pocket or not reach potential profits because Wembley Stadium will be sold out for the fight and it is almost inconceivable that the fight will not be shown in Europe, US and Canada by cable and satellite operators. The rights to the fight will bring in plenty of funds for Frank Warren and his partners.

Long time promoter Bob Arum is a partner in the promotion therefore US audiences will be picking up the fight. How much they make is a different thing altogether because a network paying for the rights to broadcast vs PPV earnings are difficult to calculate right now. You are right about the blind bid though, Warren ensured he would beat Hearn and to some degree Hearn never saw it coming which takes their rivalry to a new level too.

Haha... be careful what you ask for Piston you never know maybe he really will get in touch with you one day and surprise you. Are you really up to having long conversations with him about various aspects and timelines of ETH 2.0 though  

Whenever you are feeling a little down because the market fluctuations are causing anxiety and if you want to lighten the mood by reading words of wisdom from Piston Honda you most probably will find them in the Ethereum threads or this Dogecoin thread.

Every so often Piston comes out of hibernation to, well, spread his words of wisdom only to leave us again... Read this post from Piston Honda in the Ethereum thread too

I think Guardiola will fail to get his Manchester City team past Atletico because that 1 goal advantage will probably not be good enough to secure them qualification.


Results from the games played earlier this evening:

Chelsea 1-3 Real Madrid

Villarreal 1-0 Bayern Munich


To answer your question before the game I could not have answered but after the result it is clear that Real Madrid should qualify for the semi-final. Tuchel has worked wonders with Chelsea but it looks as though they will be knocked out. If he manages to mastermind a victory in Madrid then Tuchel will elevate himself even more with Chelsea fans and the footballing elite.

The surprise for me was Villarreal beating Bayern 1-0. I still think Bayern will win the return leg and will qualify for the semi-final. Up to this point I would say that Liverpool, Atletico, Real Madrid and Bayern will be the semi-finalists.

REQUEST FOR ATTENTION OF: All 1xbit Signature Campaign Participants: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5347222.0

Even if you missed the above thread you could not have missed the red tags associated with the 1xbit representatives. You did after all see the $ signs would receive if you participated in the signature campaign therefore you should have also seen the negatives tags attached to the 1xbit scammer profile.

The chances of the 1xbit scammers drawing a line under and then turning a page and putting all their shady, underhanded and illegal activities in past - is unlikely to happen as that would mean they would have to own up to their past scams.

Just imagine though for a moment, if they came out here and apologised to the community and apologised to all their victims then made them whole again by returning the stolen funds and after all that were a transparent scam-free business, it would be a great achievement but as you correctly stated it is not going to happen.