No, but judging by some reddit comments looks like a scam https://www.reddit.com/r/eth_liquidity_scam/comments/tfrq3k/my_money_got_stolen_from_my_coinbase_wallet/

On top of that, their domain is only few months old so I would advise you to stay away from them. Instead wasting your time and risking your money on dodgy mining websites just use that money to buy bitcoin instead and store it in one of the non custodial wallets like Electrum

There is some connection between the owner of NFT Chat Telegram group and @lil17th judging by the info provided in that group, as the username that is mentioned in info is the same as the one shared here by @lil17th. Big question here is whether is he authorized to sell the group. Probably the biggest red flag here is the low price for a group of that size and activity.



Even if this user proves the ownership of the group, I wouldn't make any business with him without escrow.

Well that depends on the fees and whether you can keep your anonymity. For example, I've used BTC ATM almost exclusively for four years not because I no other options, but because I was able to buy and sell bitcoin completely anonymously while fee was relatively reasonable (4.5%). Then few years ago fees went up to 6% and that's when I started using the alternatives and BTC ATM only as a last resort. But if you have to go through some sort of KYC in order to use it, then BATM becomes a very bad option due generally higher fees than some other options. I mean if you have to give your documents, might as well buy it online for a much lower fee.


True, and that's because higher expenditures that BATM owners have. First they have to pay the machine that ain't chap at all (I heard that price is ~10,000 USD for a two way machine), then there's renting of space and last but not the least, taxes as you can't operate that thing illegally, at least not for long. I don't think that BATM operators will be able to offer competitive fees until until bitcoin really goes into mainstream and people start buying it massively so they can lower the fees due high traffic.

User previously known and tagged for account sale decided to add some plagiarism to his resume. Hopefully this removes him from the forum.
User epiclux
Post https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5394874.0
Archive https://archive.ph/bUzgW



edit: banned, thnx mods!

What's the point of creating another announcement when you already have one ( locked now) in the very same board? Is it because all those comments in the previous one and you just wanted to start it all over? If yes, then that's not the best approach, to lock the old topic and create new one if you want to be seen as a legitimate service provider.

Yes of course. We've seen many times brand new accounts creating topics in meta/reputation and accusing reputable members for all sort of stuff. Those are of course alts of already existing members that are afraid they will get tagged by DT members. Even theymos doesn't have anything against creating an alt for sharing unpopular opinion.

I tried some of those tools and in the end I reverted to a simple Google search as in huge majority of cases its more than good enough.


I wouldn't say stupid, more like dishonest and/or lazy. Then there is another small percentage of people that plagiarize due utter ignorance. That of course is not a valid excuse and wont save you for being banned, but it happens.

So he is using false prediction as a confirmation that he was right, just because BTC reached 50k few months later? Great!

The worst thing about these useless predictions is that some of them will end up being right, and the people who gave those will be seen as gurus by crypto media and ignorant investors and may even do investments based on their "predictions".

Bacio sam malo oko i stranica stvarno izgleda dobro ali ima (za mene) jednu veliku manu, nije IMDb. Naime, ja  koristim IMDb od kad sam se prvi put prikopcao na net, znaci negdje 1999-2000 i jednostavno sam se previse naviknuo na nju da idem sada mijenjati. Kao filmofil, ja sam sto bi rekli "power user", IMDb koristim intenzivno na dnevnoj bazi, pogotovo preko mobilne aplikacije. Najbitnija stvar za koju mi sluzi je da preko nje pratim sta sam sve odgledao i sta planiram odgledati a da se prebacim na nesto novo znaci da bi izgubio te liste (koje su ogromne btw), tako da to nije opcija.

Sto se tice TMDB, svidja mi se sto ima discussion dio za svaki film. IMDb je svojedobno imao slicnu svar nazvanu message board za svaki film/seriju, u kojem se moglo naci tona informacija i rasprava o svakom mogucem filmu te mi je to bio omiljeni dio uz pomoc kojega sam saznao za svakakve malo poznate odlicne filmove a iz nekog razloga je to ukinuto prije par godina. Na zalost, TMDB nije tako popularan tako da je taj discussion dio dosta mrsav.

Tko nije navucen na IMDb kao ja mislim da se isplati dati sansu TMDB.

Couldn't agree more. I reported this topic yesterday to be deleted as redundant when there were only couple of replies but as we can see, report didn't come through (status is unhandled so there is still a chance). Bitcoin discussion board is a mess due large amount of pointless topics that's been created on the regular basis and this one imho falls into this category.

Sorry to hear that, but honestly I am not surprised that's going on in your local board considering the situation and the fact that both Russians and Ukrainians share one local board. Add on that very lenient moderation here when it comes to trolling, hatred and swearing (even though it sucks what's going on in your board I wouldn't like this forum becoming like some others where you can get banned just for saying someone that he is lying piece of shit or something along those lines) and you get this.


Is all that stuff at least contained in one child board, or its all over? Anyway, I hope things calm down soon and people focus more on what they have in common rather than what divides them, but realistically speaking I don't think war is ending anytime soon, meaning neither the chaos in Russian board.



While it sucks what's been going on there, I am not sure that it would be a good move long term. This forum is one of the rare places where you can say what you think (excluding death threats) without being in the constant fear of getting banned, and if you start making exceptions it might become one.

Just because someone knows how to write and has a knowledge of forum posting etiquette doesn't necessarily mean that is an alt account. Forums have been around for many years before bitcointalk so for some this is not the first forum.


That is a classic sign that it may be the case of alt account, newbie that immediately starts creating topics telling others what they should do on forum hoping that they will scoop some easy merit. Luckily, other members became quite good at seeing through those attempts.


Probably this. Every once in a while a legit newbie shows up but more often than not its the alt account.

That shitposter and troll indeed made 375 posts in Russian local board during March, as in that table of the most active users I count only posts written in local boards. His total post count for March is 427 so yeah, he's been active all over the place.

Not just yours but probably everyone else's there as I can imagine how inconvenient is to write about everything in one topic. Nothing else to do other than remaining active there and hopefully one day you get your own local board


He is a troll that became especially active ever since Russia invaded Ukraine and that explains his high post count.

So that guy did something similar what Morgan Spurlock did almost 20 years ago in his well known documentary Super Size Me in which he ate exclusively at McDonald's for a month, 3 meals per day. At first he even threw up few times from all that junk food, but after some time he became very addicted to it, getting very nervous between his daily doses of junk food. Results were 12 kg extra, high cholesterol, mood swings, liver problems etc.

Here in Europe I don't even remember seeing "all you can eat" type of restaurants, let alone something like this. Then again, you can imagine the quality of food that you get if you pay it that cheap.

To be honest, you just described like 99% of the altocin projects that appear in that board.


When I am not sure whether someone is a scammer or not, I create the topic in reputation board to hear other people's opinion and if it turns out that my suspicions are correct, I just move the thread in scam accusation. You can see example of that in my Bitwings topic.

Regarding Tacalicon I wasn't sure either, but when I read the nonsense about sending people to space I have no doubts that this is a classic money grab, and that's best case scenario.

Stvar je u tome sto su mu postavili uvjet da ne smije imati vise od 14.9 % dionica Twittera ako udje u upravni odbor. A posto sada znamo da njega zanima puno vise od tih ~15%, naravno da je odbio ponudu.



Bit ce zanimljivo u svakom slucaju, pogotovo jer je izmedju redova rekao da ako ne prodje ova ponuda da planira prodati svoje dionice. Twitteru treba reorganizacija da ne postane kao FB gdje te na svakom cosku ceka sjw i oni debilni facktcheckeri da te prijave za svako moguce sranje, a vec su na dobrom putu da to i postanu.


A bar njemu ne bi bio problem dici kredit.

I know a guy that works for a crypto marketing company and he is on fixed $2k salary, for approximately 15 medium sized (600-700 word) articles per month. Divide that and you get ~$130 per article. Just to note that he is a professional writer, English native and doing this for years.

Keep in mind that competition for those kind of jobs is tough as people all over the world can apply for it so if I am you I would be moderate in demands, and if you prove yourself you can always renegotiate. That of course doesn't mean that you shouldn't negotiate if they try to low ball you and offer like $15 per article (very low imo), as its important to know your worth and not sell yourself cheap.


Coingeek is a known site (I don't visit it though due their pro BSV stance) but even if they are big that doesn't necessarily mean that they are paying very good.

While the amount of merit received can be indication of post quality, its certainly not the rule and is wrong to think that merit=post quality. There are so many factors that can affect amount of merit posts receive, starting from the board where it is written. After all, I've seen plenty of c/p that received a lot of merit and quality posts that didn't get enough merit.

Tor is a better option. Another advice: download applications directly from the website, don't trust Google PlayStore as they are known for lack of due diligence.