If the Bundesliga will really starts at 15 May, I would say Money rules. Otherwise, it is not at all possible to explain how the state can take such a risk. It's not only the players who are at risk, but also their families.
It's all about money mate otherwise i see no other reason they would be in a hurry to resume the leagues. It's a matter of life and death we are talking about here if one gets infected from the pitch. The players maybe Athletes and have no much risk factors, but they got families and all other vulnerable people around them who can easily succumb to the virus. |
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So ok... What would happen if one of these players catch the bug while in training or during a match? Shut the league down again?
I mean... It could happen.
All the players who will return to training I think are those who have been declared healthy and free from viruses during the test session. But the virus can still infect them if this player does not perform an independent quarantine after the game is finished. Limiting the space for players and staff during the pandemic is still important if the season continues. Lots of things that have not yet been looked into in detail. Imagine if half a dozen first team players catch the virus. Does the team list them as unfit to play like they have usually been doing with injured players and then continue the matches with other reserve players or do all the players in the team get quarantined and the league gets paused once again?  We all know players catching this virus is inevitable |
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Are there alot of fake volume? How to identify this?
Rule Number 1: Do not believe or follow exchange ranking data by trading volume reported by coinmarketcap. It's all inaccurate and fake!! Infact never use coinmarketcap at all and instead find alternatives like coingecko. Coinmarketcap are the root cause of all this by ranking exchanges based on their 24-hour trade volume. |
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And now when Kawbet.com went offline, when you try to visit Kawbet website, it simply redirects to Pnxbet.com which prooves that this accusation was 100% right.
Lol, finally the sheep's skin that was covering the wold has fallen I tried to find some more information about Pnxbet and noticed their good ratings on Trustpilot, what was surprising for me. But I looked at these reviews and seems all these positive feedbacks were left by their paid shills. They posted their usernames or ID's in order to get bonus from Pnxbet for positive review: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/pnxbet.comI never trust reviews from Trustpilot. Getting so may email addresses and then creating accounts to make fake positive reviews isn't hard on Trustpilot. They should do more to curb such practices and warn people who might read the reviews in advance Wouldn't be surprised if they will come back with new website soon...
Sure, they are planning a comeback The person who created a scam accusation against them deleted the topic instead of editing it probably because he shared too much sensitive information. Here is the screenshot from Loyce.club minus the sensitive information.  |
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There is no clear information about the criteria that will be used to pick or determine the winners. Is it going to be a random selection or based on the amount of NWC tokens one holds? If its random selection, are we going to have a chance of seeing the process of selecting the winners for the sake of transparency? |
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That is tricky part for me.
Means I only get to sign up for free if I use your referral link.
Most of the users are having their Binance accounts here, so why would they register again just to register on your panel.
I was also about to ask the same thing. What happens to users who already have binance accounts? If registering through the referral link is the only way one can get free subscription then shouldn't it be fair enough to say "Free subscription for trader who open up a new Binance account"? |
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Viabtc also has a tool that can help you estimate your profits depending on the kind of miner you are using. Visit https://www.viabtc.com/ and then scroll down to a section of Mining Profit Ranking. All you have to do is type in your electricity cost and you will be able to see an overview of mining profitability of each coin. |
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You the figures that i have marked in red...right?  Those 3 values represent 3 transaction options of minimal, optimal and Express according to https://btc.bitaps.com/privacyTransaction fee is calculated by statistic analysis from the last 36 blocks. Transaction fee can be changed and it depends on blockchain network transaction competitions. Bitaps.com provides three transaction fee options: minimal (transaction is confirmed by approximately 3-6 blocks), optimal (transaction is confirmed by approximately 1-2 blocks) and express (estimated confirmation in next block) |
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Haha no player is going to wear a mask while playing or training. That would be a ridiculous requirement eve in the current situation. How the hell do they expect players to breath? It's only believable if they get worn by staff members, stadium workers and medics around |
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I am trying to get my head around the concept of attributing value to a company by "creating" and circulating a company's own Cryptocoin?
1. How is the value of the coin calculated/converted to FIAT money?
At the end of the day the value of the coin entirely depends on the demand. If the crypto asset does not provide something new and exceptional that would dry people to buy it then it will have no value. 2. Assuming the coins are NOT mined how does the co decide on the number of coins to release?
There is no fixed value of coins than can be released and put into circulation but transparency is important. If people notice that holding lots of coins, they will abandon the project because history has it that developers or team members tend to dump lots of coins they are holding into exchanges and exit scamming. 3. At what point does a crypto become trade-able?
There are so many criteria legit exchanges use to list a coin such as the team, purpose of the project, legal perspectives etc |
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They don't care about any accusation and its already proven. After creating this thread i was expecting their attention here but after passing some days we start to get new accusations against them on a regular basis. From the beginning i tried my best to let others know about their activities but finally people came here after getting scammed or having worse experience. I wish at least who have seen all these topics about this exchange will not gonna use them as a trusted trading destination in the future.
Yeah, they don't care at all. For example, they locked their Official Announcement thread: Crex24.com - Cryptocurrency Exchange [Official Thread] in a bid to hide their dirty scummy asses but to me that was more than enough to prove they are scammers. If they were legit, why would they lock the thread? What would they have to hide? |
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WARNING: INDOEX IS SCAM Two more people just got scammed by indoex. People please avoid using this SCAM Exchange if you still love your money. The explanations they are trying give are just bullshit. They are locking people's accounts with money in there out of nowhere without even any warnings. Indoex were scammed by STO trade, so they clean up all your earnings from STO trades and cancel all withdrawals. My balance was zero this morning even if I traded other cryptocurrency than STO... Not a good thing for my money, I try to get back my money... Users have to pay for STO scamming on the exchange --> not a good customer success, I don't recommend this exchange.  They just scamed me also out of .83btc and 19eth deleted it from my account then beleave it or not when I asked them about it they said if I complain they will delete my deposit also...
Please support the flag made against themhttps://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=1700 |
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Indoex were scammed by STO trade, so they clean up all your earnings from STO trades and cancel all withdrawals. My balance was zero this morning even if I traded other cryptocurrency than STO... Not a good thing for my money, I try to get back my money... Users have to pay for STO scamming on the exchange --> not a good customer success, I don't recommend this exchange. -snip
It looks like more and more people are now becoming victims of this scam exchange. The information found earlier on about them copying and pasting from another company's website proved to be a solid red flag. I am just curious, how did you guys end up using the scam exchange? Looks like there are so many of you that are already becoming victims. |
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Just read the forum rules and the pinned notifications in the Marketplace board. That should be more than enough to let you know what is accepted and what is not.
I however don't know whether it's something good to sell accounts like Ebay accounts or it's something shady that could attract some negative feedback to your account from the DT Members because most account sales involve hacked or stolen accounts.
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just out of curiosity, coinsclone is not very active here on the forum and you are also not very active here on the forum, how did coinsclone contact you? or do you know each other in the real world?
It's what i was wondering about too and this post has been here for a long time, and yet they never even bothered to respond and tell us what was on ground. Then all of a sudden, they want to promote themselves here. This kind of behaviors is mostly shown by untrustworthy and shady services |
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I remember the stupid fixed match scam back then in 2012 when i was a hardcore gambler along with a couple of my friends. Luckily i never fell for the scam but my friends who were the first to try to test it out lost thousands of dollars to it.
The truth is fixed matches maybe there(very few of them), but they can't just get leaked to the public just like that. One thing i usually ask such people trying to sell a fixed match is... "If you are so sure that the match is fixed, why don't they put all their life savings on the expected result and win big instead sweating of looking for $50 or $100 from people online?"
Well that question never gets answered.
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Congrats on Achieving the Hero Member rank. The feeling is definitely good. Now next Milestone is Legendary rank but after getting the Hero's rank then there is nothing impossible. The sky is the limit Congrats, can you please let me know where do we get this summary?
You can get it from https://bpip.org/, just search for your username and check the profile summary in there. |
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Just leaving this here for transparency and easy follow up. So i received a PM from another weird low ranking account asking me to remove the negative feedback and support for the flag. The funny thing is that i have never seen the account make any scam accusation. They just came out of nowhere and are now claiming the issue has been resolved. Secondly OP's issue hasn't been resolved so i won't remove any negative feedback or Support for the red flag Hello,
i´m StahlKrupp but writing with another account because i can´t send you messages as a newbie.
i removed my red flag because they explained the situation, caused by STO coin, and sent me a part of my funds..
now they fear of their reputation and probably think i´m responsible for the trouble they have because of the mark in BTCtalk
i ask you to remove your red flag as well for now..
regards..
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I was using a free Mobile Wallet app, where i had send some new ERC20 TOKENS to the Ether Address in the wallet. Later i found it only support major TOKENS.
I can't able to send the tokens out, since i dont have access to PVT KEY.
Do you still have the backup phrase of the wallet where you sent your tokens? If so then it's possible to retrieve the private key of the Ether address you used, after getting the Private key you can Import it to a trusted wallet like MetaMask, IMtoken, Trust wallet etc as suggested by members above. You will be able to view your ERC20 tokens Carefully Follow the instruction i shared to someone back on how to retrieve a private key from such wallets that don't show them For the case of USDC, it's an ERC20 token that means you may be interested in recovering private keys to the ether address. 1. Visit https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ and after the page has loaded turn off your internet connection 2. Select 12 words under the "Generate a random mnemonic" line  3. Copy and paste or write your 12 word mnemonic phrase from your trust wallet ( I hope you know the procedure of getting it) into the "BIP39 Mnemonic" box space 4. After calculation is done, Scroll down and under the Coin section, select the chain of your choice, in the case of USDC, it's Ethereum  5. After that select the derivation path, for Ethereum that will be BIP32, you will be able to see the derived ether addresses and the respective Private keys. Usually the first address is the one that appears on the newly created wallet by default. Be sure to check and confirm if both addresses much before you can back up the private key. I hope it helps you Don't worry about the tool, but to be much safer, make sure your PC is offline while you preform the procedure. Here is the source code in case you would love to check out things for yourself: https://github.com/iancoleman/bip39 |
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