It's very possible the account changes hands or got hacked.
Evidence from seclog shows that the account's password was changed right before the change in the posting style
http://archive.fo/Za1US#selection-19035.0-19039.19



The previous owner also never applied for any signature campaigns but as soon as the account changed hands, application for signature camapigns started

No, you just proved that it's 100% SCAM


Screenshots are not proof. Just like you manipulated yours

7,520.00 BTC -  1CrJ5orEoFwewWFkQcCeM9hV5raEhHMvLF (Address has only ever received 0.0075 BTC on Friday 27 - November - 2020)

5,020.00 BTC - 1MV9KhEUQ8NgbodVJ8czWDXcRPe8b3RGbC (Address only received 0.005 BTC)

So, your screenshots are fake and you are trying to lie to us here. You think we are fools?

This is quite sad. To remove the syncing doubt, you can also check the addresses that were holding your bitcoins in the bitcoin block explorer. There is a very big chance that someone probably got access to your seed phrase. They don't need to use your computer or password in order to access your bitcoins and spend them.

You should look out for any warnings before dealing with anyone especially users with low reputation.

The user in question has some negative feedback and a warning on top of the post for guest yours and perhaps newbies. I would like to confirm if you are able to see this warning on top of his advert: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5292775

Bitmex has a calculator on their trading page that you can use to estimate your liquidation price depending on the entry price. Question is, what market entry price are we talking about here?

All you have to do is click on the calculator icon next to the place order box and enter the values


Only the $1000 will be liquidated. The liquidation price only lowers if you increase your margin with the available funds in your account. In an event that the liquidation price is still crossed. All the $1000+ the funds you used to increase your margin will get liquidated.

Some people just do it out of ignorance, greed or FOMO. Just because they have seen one successful DeFi project they think any other DeFi project they come across will be successful as well. For example all the copycat projects you listed above came into existence as a result of Yearn Finance's success so ignorant people usually fall for them.

However much you tried to sugar coat or write a novel about the scammy coinsbit exchange. You are not going to fool anyone here. This only means you are just another one of those useless shill of a scam exchange, and what do we do with scam shills?
Warn others about them and their lies.

Do you need to even ask about this?
The motive is always about money. Every day people try out their luck with different venture with the hope that they could become viral or a hit and be very successful, so, the same applies to the creators of exchanges

I think Eden Hazard is on his way to be one of the worst signings I have ever witnessed in Real Madrid when it comes to fitness alongside Jonathan Woodgate. Dude can't even play a 10 match streak minus getting injured, however careful and cautious Zidane tries to be on him.

Another poor performance from Real Madrid, I am kind of getting used to it now. Looks like the tight schedules are starting to have an effect on top clubs in Europe that play in UCL and Europa

You would have this argument if you were talking about altcoins like Ether but certainly not bitcoin. For bitcoin's case, whether the addresses are the same or different, if the amounts were to be sent together to a cold wallet from the different hot wallet addresses or same hot wallet address, the number of inputs would still remain the same which would mean roughly same transaction size.

I don't see anywhere in the rules where racism is even mentioned meaning it's not a big deal in bitcointalk. I prefer looking at a case where someone could call me names like "Pajeet, Habibi, curry muncher, white trash etc" just similar to one trying to say am stupid, foolish, asshole etc
It's just a stranger who doesn't know me trying to describe who I am. Why would I be offended if a stranger tried to abuse me? 

This is true because I have read articles where Governments and Central banks have always gone ahead to warn Citizens not to use Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies claiming that they are risk ventures that they have no control over. This definitely makes people who are so easy to manipulate keep away from Bitcoin.

I think the Goods board would have been okay though I don't know how it's going to be related to bitcoin since you are going to accept transactions via foreign currency?

Cayman Islands? Is that the place you are looking for? 
Certainly that place has a high reputation for being a tax haven but I still don't know how OP would pull if off minus getting in trouble. I mean at the end of the day, he will still get back to his Country where the tax policies are so strict so any extra sum of money could raise eyebrows.

Feeling sorry that you lost your money to online scammers    I hope it doesn't happen to you again.

Not a good way to get services online. Most of the websites that are advertised are scams. Legit websites with great reputation have no time to advertise. Use ad blockers like uBlock Origin to avoid such ads from appearing in your search results

Again, not a good basis of determining if the website is legit. The lower prices such have been red flag number 2


If you sent money through Bitcoin, it's less likely you will ever recover it. The addresses are all other contact information are obviously fake

I don't know if this is also a necessary update but the Bitsler campaign is on pause as of now

He's looking to exchange crypto for fiat, and we all know where fiat is involved, an exchange which is legally controlled will ask for KYC. Not even Binance which allows limits of 2 BTC per day withdrawal minus KYC will let you withdraw even $1000 minus KYC. OP's best option is a p2p exchange like bisq or localcryptos

The support ticket should be pushed to your email address automatically as away of making the follow-up easy. Were you asked to fill up your email address and name anywhere during the process of opening up a support ticket?

If you did, then try checking your spam folder as well to see if the message ended up there.

Your trust ratings say it all. You are a scammer and nobody should take any trade related advice or visit any suspicious links shared especially from you. Your intention is to scam and nothing else.

If you have any credible scam accusation against bustadice, feel free to head over to the scam accusations board.

BEWARE MEMBERS

There is something about the above member's replies in different threads but I have a high feeling he is trying to pull off a scam
In the hyperlink, he included this link