There's really not much Ledger users can do besides stop using their device, unfortunately -- at least the ones who were affected by the data breach. They will be harassed by whoever had access to the customer email list for probably all of eternity. The only other solution is for the user to change email addresses and abandon the old one.

Sorry but you got caught cheating and it won't be forgotten by the forum. By the way, you mean the word "violation" and not "violence" -- they are pretty different words and it is worth learning the difference. You are actually lucky that Yoshie only gave your account(s) a neutral tag, which should be considered a warning. You can still continue in bounties with a neutral trust but I recommend that all account don't enroll in the same bounties or sig campaigns in the future.

Warning: satire below

Is Tezos set to become the crypto world's next Ethereum? "What? No, that's crazy," says senior Tezos developer Michael Chiklets. "I mean don't get me wrong, we have confidence in our coin, but we just can't find reasons for people to use it," he added. "I personally have never actually used it -- my own creation (in part anyway). Do you know anyone who's used it??"


Not so sure about that bruv. What kind of metrics are we talking about here brah.


Well that certainly sounds like a thing that would help the price of XTZ. But ultimately I don't know anything about that.

DeFi is dead or dying. It ain't coming back. It was extremely overblown in the first place and actual usage of DeFi products for the purposes they claim to be built for is near nonexistent. Just got to wait for somebody to launch GainzCoin where flat out the only thing it does is get massive Gains bro. Oh they already have that, its called HEX. Oh well something else then.

Hmm... my thread didn't get many takers. Maybe because I'm too critical or else too boring. It would appear we're headed into a new bull run and this will be good for at least some alts. What coins or tokens out there do you think are headed toward significant growth, let's say in the next 6 months or so? DeFi bubble popped and is dying -- its onwards and upwards with newer ideas from here.

I just watched one game this week and it was this one. I have to cheer for Hawaii people when they hit the NFL because it doesn't happen too often. Tagovailoa had a great game - great passes, great rushes - for the moment it looks like he can do it all. Need a new QB to cheer for that Marcus Mariota has been moved to a 2nd string position. It's the first time I actively cheered for Miami in a long time.

This is one of my favorite video memes currently circulating about Trump's exit, its more or less exactly what's going on:

https://twitter.com/kadulopestv/status/1324356609980665857

99 - Biden

Alaska's only at 56%. The two people counting the ballots stepped out to have a beer and got stuck in a snowstorm at the bar, conveniently.

Not really. It doesn't actually prove anything. Why is "Camera #7" shaking around so much? Its being held in place by rats and dental floss? Its not "Camera #7", which can actually be seen here:

https://delcopa.gov/vote/stream.html

He didn't come close to getting the basic "facts" of the fake news story correct.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/11/06/fact-check-video-shows-pennsylvania-poll-workers-fixing-damaged-ballots/6185589002/


People really will believe anything, so long as it at least somewhat confirms their pre-existing suspicions. Just chucking common sense out the window in favor of feeling good about what they believe.

Technically speaking, by established norms for determining such, HEX is not a scam. It is, however, a giant shit token, and this picture is all you need to know about what it does. The only thing you can really do with HEX is hope other people buy it at a higher price than you so you can sell it to them. Let's not fool ourselves: this is the case with many cryptocurrencies, but if the end goal of creating something is to profit from it then that thing doesn't necessarily have any value at all.

Its smart contract uses a novel algorithm for generating interest when staking, but other than that it is completely useless.

So, join the HEX sig campaign if you must, but knowing who Richard Heart is and what he's all about, I wouldn't expect any sort of payment in return. Seems like a needless gamble to me, but that's just me.

It really is a good movie, I recommend it. Easily Sandler's best in years.

That was good... I enjoy these artistic renderings that combine the best that modern media editing technology has to offer.

The first time I ever heard of The Weeknd (that's his full name, "The Weeknd") was in that Uncut Gems movie with Adam Sandler. That was a weird and somewhat intense movie, I watched it twice. The Weeknd seems kind of like an a-hole though... He threatens to not perform if the house can't turn on the blacklight, then he hits on Adam's girlfriend while on coke. I don't blame him though. She was hot AF.

Classic WO moment of Bear Ownership in 2020:

Story checks out


However, and as you probably know already, your loss is on you. I would never take advice from random people on this forum, no matter how smart they sound to you. Many people here have turned the art of making themselves seem smarter than they actually are into a profession.

Especially when it comes to price predictions, bitcoiners as a specie are notoriously shitty: on any given day 90% of forecasts are just made by blowhards talking out of their ass for the sake of establishing clout and the other 10% happen to be momentarily correct, though mainly due to the "broken clock right twice a day"-principle.

In short, nobody here really knows what they're talking about, and if they tell you otherwise, you should immediately be suspicious of them.

Okay, well sorry to break it to you but:

1. HEX is a shit scam token regardless of whether or not their bounty pays you at the end.
Update: OK I did my research and its not a scam per se but it is a bonafide shit token.
2. In the screenshot of the TG conversation in the first post, Richard Heart is asked if he is running any Bitcointalk bounty and he says "no." He might be specifically referring to the "fake" one, but if I was getting paid for wearing his sig I'd want to know if it was legit or not instead of just assuming that it is.

Edit:

It may not be a scam but its still sleazy as hell, IMO.

https://news.bitcoin.com/andreas-antonopoulos-hex-team-offered-me-10-btc-to-speak-well-of-their-token/

It does seem unreasonable for the (whatever) electoral committees to ask people to wait past Friday. At the very least they should know they have to do a recount here or there by Friday. Seems like they should have hired people working in shifts around the clock to count these votes faster. Maybe they did, I dunno. But its like cmon already.

From what I heard, UNI holders at some point will start receiving a share of revenue generated by Uniswap. I used Uniswap for the first time last week and it was a pretty fast and painless experience -- I can definitely see why people like it. Fees were a bit high but they are high for everybody right now.

It's a good project with a good token but a market cap of $500 million for such a new project scares me. It seems way too high, which leads me to believe that the price of the token will drop. But who knows, I could be wrong.

He called dibs on them before Biden did, that means they're his. That's how it works.


Lol bro. The whole story is some guy in a tiny Michigan county said, "Hey, this doesn't seem right!" Meanwhile Antrim county has officially reported 0% of their vote.

Got a link for your "overvoting" story?