Y'a pas quelqun qui connait ce film (qui est vieux je crois)
Ca se passe en europe et c'est sur la prostitution, le mec s'est fait kidnappé sa fille pour faire la pute et il part a sa recherche. (si je me trompe pas dans l'histoire.)
Bref dans le film les proxos font des tatouages au fer rouge sur le cul des putes pour les reconnaitre, comme pour le betail

je cherche le titre...

Annoncé il y a 2 semaines déjà, ton image 'ne date pas d'hier'.
Ce DEX était devenu pas du tout interessant quand ils ont décidé d'ajouter les vérifications KYC. Super pour un DEX! soit tu verifies ton identité ou alors tu t'assieds sur tes coins. Y'en a un paquet qui ne vont rien réclamer en retour.

A mon avis ils se sont mis une balle dans la tête touts seul (bon avec un peu d'aide de bitshare ). Mais ce Dex n'a jamais reussi à sortir du lot, déjà que c'est pas facile, alors si en plus tu le manage n'importe comment.... Tout le monde n'est pas fait pour diriger un projet, des gens, des ressources, ect...

J'avais lu l'article sur Le Monde mais je n'étais pas du tout convaincu de la véracité des choses. Ca fait un peu beaucoup exagerer quand même. De toute facon quand tu vois Oxfam, pas besoin de lire l'article. Sinon, non il n'exagere pas vraiment. Même si c'est difficile d'avoir des infos claires quant a ce qui font du pognon, vu qu'ils n'aiment pas trop la transparence, publier des chiffres et tout ca.
Tu leur donne de l'argent, ils vont créer un programme et depenser les trois-quart, le restant c'est pour rincer la gueule du personnel.

https://entrepreneurs-pour-la-france.org/Edito/Scandale-sexuel-mensonge-et-Oxfam

@tinyteapot
You created zero backlink, or at the best you created a backlink so shitty that you will regreat it later. I tested for fun, I say "for fun" since I already knew what shit it will be. Either you didn't use it, you precisely don't know what is a BL, or you're just trolling...
Why? Because it's not even a backlinks maker, it's a methods used 10 years back by the poors to index backlinks in SEO. Not to create them, moreover the service does not create backlinks at all. It uses the search function of certain sites to force an url to be indexed by google bots & co.

but when you say
..."for a while"... oh yeah it take 30 seconds to find a site like this one on google I finally believe you're just shitposting, because there are a lot of websites like this one, well know, old, and bla bla bla.

But the Swiss franc and the Norwegian krone, for exemple, are (still) often considered as store of values.
We have even seen a rise recently (like gold did), probably caused by central banks' monetary policies and negative interest rates. IIRC the swiss bank had to intervene because their currency was going up too much (or too quickly)
The Yen is too used as a SOV sometimes, due to capital being repatriated to Japan during politic and economic conflicts.

@DooMAD @Harlot

To not trust the banks to store our coins, but that's ok if it's fiats, see yourselves, we all still do it :/

I think the same but I feel me hypocrite. It's like saying that I don't trust my bank to deposit USD but if it's EUR that's fine. (that's busllshit)
We can't even say "we have no choice to store our cash in banks" as argument because it's not even true., we're free to cashout everything and keep it under the bed, but we don't.

Why? Simply because we feel somehow "safe", we have certain guarantees for example. If these same guarantees could be applied to cryptos, it would change a lot for the mass adoption.

Dommage que je n'ai pas vu cette offre au bon moment, ca m'aurait bien aidé, j'aurais fais une grosse commande.
Une suggestion. Ca pourrait être utile pour les utilisateurs régulier d'avoir un systeme de newsletters pour recevoir ce type d'offre par email.

Y'a plus qu'a attendre Noel, à moins d'avoir un Mardi noir mais ca m'éttonnerai.

Yes I do, before listing a site I use a search engine to see what is said. But it's up to the person to make the due diligence too. I'm not a baby sitter and I can't test each mixer every week to check if it's still working
I posted a list, not reviews/suggestions, otherwise the list would be empty with only 2-3 services perhaps. I wanted to stay neutral.
Also scammers usually mix bitcoins correctly at the begining, to attract people, but once more people come (more bitcoins) they decide to scam and leave.

As a community, everyone can contribute in this topic to help others, and that's what you did when you posted.

Quelque chose de simple qui pourrait marcher, est ce que tu as essayé de re-créer le même email?
Je dis ca parce que certains comme Outlook, Yahoo, ect recyclent les emails inactifs. Je l'ai déjà fait plusieurs fois. Si tu peux, tu n'aurais plus de souci pour recevoir l'email de verification.

Sinon, faire comme dit @Saint Loup, faut mettre le bordel un peu partout.

Same here but honestly I don't buy the story in OP, I don't believe the CEO is suddenly gone. In a company, where you manage client funds on top of that, it makes so much sense to give funds' access to more than one person. No idea how a CEO can forget that point.
if you give a 10-year-old child two keys to a house, he'll be smart enough to give one to someone just in case

Also, there is something about the cold wallet. They didn't use S (cold wallet). I don't think it's something popular for an exchange to have only 1 cold wallet.

@LoyceV

The only log there is the login timestamp which only contains username & time when the user logged in. So that the only thing they could report. In the comments, there is a representative explaining they can't really do something and rarely do. Look like trying to enforce those rules isn't their priority.

@fillippone

There are a couple of threads in the forum about them (I don't remember the stories and how it ended, or not). But just to add, Changelly.com can ask you to perform the KYC at any time if they (their system) think your transaction is linked to "suspicious activity."
And this, without an explanation from their part. So you won't even know why the system flagged you.

https://changelly.com/aml-kyc

And I too classify the service as centralized, one simple reason, among many, is there is a team behind the business who control everything from A to Z. It's a non-custodial service because it doesn't store users' coins/keys but not decentralized, who has the power?

@BitcoinsGreat

There's a mistake, I also thought it was a whole team. But when you look at the player's picture you clearly see that it's not a Tshirt to play the matches with, but just a stupid white T-shirt with a QRcode.

In short, there is only one player and it's not even a T-shirt for the matches. I believe there is another story behind (the photo buzzed on social networks, or)but @OP since didn't post any link...

It was a major update and you can see it with the version numbers

V.a.b.c
Usually only C digit increases, but B indicates an update more important, and A a totally new version.
Not sure if I'm totally correct but it works like this in the dev. environment. There are always a beta phase before any update, but this beta phase was public

By the way, I have been able to update a device to 1.6.0 without a problem.

You can do it using Atomex https://atomex.me/. Since it uses atomic swaps and cross-chain trading. It has a multicurrency HD wallet but it supports just a few coins currently (BTC, LTC, ETH, and another one but don' remember which one) and Windows only.
There are also OpenLedger (and Binance Dex?)

edit:
@BitMaxz
Really, only 5 coins? All the hype about Binance Dex for this? LOL

Yes for Litecoin, and even Dash. But it's not something popular. There are currently probably only 1 or 2 mixers with it, and I don't know if there is a real demand behind. (or the LTC fans?)

With the same legitimacy is something else, Bitcloak has been around since a long time now, near 4 years

@exstasie
Inventing the cryptocurrency to avoid the finance gangstas but finally, in 2019 the same gangstas infested us!

To me, Fidelity Inv. is like Blackrock, cancer in the finance industry, not sure if it's a good thing to see them appearing in the crypto space.
Also, you know, Fidelity manages large pension funds. I can't believe they will invest people's money to gamble in something as volatile as the crypto market is. All this with the money for the pension of senior people.

So many things to speculate on but as an interesting fact Bitcoin Has Been Dropping an Average of $110.43 per day since October 25th (Until Today)
Anyway, if Bitcoin doesn't start showing positive signals before the end of the week, I think we'll stay in the $7000 range until the end of the year. Nothing more to expect in 2019. With even a possibility to touch the $6000. And to make things worse, everyone started selling en masse.

@Wind_FURY
I can confirm there is no KYC there.


@Twentyonepaylots

It's not a matter to say we're at risk to see our information sold on the Dark web or wherever. It's a matter of financial privacy, the right to make financial transactions without the need to perform an ID verification for the sake of whatever AML regulation is in place.

That's the real point.

They will also add more cryptocurrencies in the future.

It's a good alternative to localbitcoin but unfortunately, this exchange has never hit the fans. It's already been around for 2 years since they started and they have only about 200 trades daily.
I think the mistake was to use only ethereum, idk, but as usual, when it's about DEXs we always have the low volume problem, so if you start with only ETH, not surprised.

Well, I hope it will improve its userbase.