First things first, I didn't actually tag anyone here.  I was just trying to clear up where the confusion came from.  I agree, it's real important that we don't go accusing people without proof.  And we should definitely look more into things before pointing fingers.  If someone gets wrongly accused, they can always speak up to defend themselves.  At the end of the day, its up to all of us to decide whether or not we trust what someone says.

We talked before about those AI detecting tools and how unreliable they can be sometimes.  They can flag human-generated content as AI-generated.  Or the other way around too.  But just cause someone figured out how to trick the system doesn't prove they aren't using AI or some other techniques to pump out content fast.


It's plain as day that the user in question is a shameless shitposter.  I think we can all agree on that.  Does he deserve a negative tag for all the excessive shitposting?  I suppose that's up to each person to decide for themselves and, personally, I might start a reputation thread first to see what others make of it before going the negative tag route.  But the fact is, he's already received a few neutral warnings, but those obviously didn't work.  The negative did.  So there's that.

You weren't tagged for changing your staked wallet address. You were tagged for excessive shitposting and spamming the forum with low-quality, AI-generated content.

BC.Game kampanja ima slobodno mjesto za jednog Sr. Member-a.
Plaća se maksimalno 30 postova tjedno. Nema minimalnog zahtjeva. Postovi u Local sekciji se broje u tjednu kvotu.

Payouts & Positions

I disagree. I believe that those who commit plagiarism, perhaps unintentionally or unknowingly, deserve a second chance to redeem themselves. It's a mistake that can be corrected.  However, this doesn't mean that every banned account should get the same treatment.

No, that's not how it works. Not even the shitcointalk admin would be that foolish to put its members at such risk. To "teleport" your account, all you need to do is to use the same username and add a link to your altcoinstalk profile on your bitcointalk forum profile (e.g., under your website link) to verify ownership.

But I guess there might be users who are "dumb" enough to think they have to use the same password too.

As for forum admins (or mods) knowing your forum password, that shouldn't happen either. Generally, passwords are stored in a database in a hashed format, which makes it difficult to reverse back into the original password. However, this doesn't mean that people should blindly trust every online platform to have honest intentions.


I agree. Also, use 2FA wherever possible.

Childish behavior. Grow up!


Anyone's post can be deleted if they don't follow the community rules. What makes you feel so special?


Your posts were spammy. By posting them you were harming the community. Maybe you should read those forum rules again?


Accounts cannot be deleted. You can abandon it, of course.

Duelbits kampanja ima slobodno mjesto za jednog Full Member-a.
20 postova tjedno (10 u Gambling-u). Local postovi se broje u tjednu kvotu.

Payouts & Positions:

If your friend's wallet (or private key) has been compromised and there is a sweeper bot set up that will automatically send all funds to the hacker's wallet, it is best to just abandon the wallet and create a new, clean one.

I don't know if there is actually a way to beat the bot manually, because in order for your transaction to have priority, you have to either be faster than the bot (which is impossible) or put a higher fee, which will probably be too expensive.


Also, check out my response to a member on a similar issue last year:

Pozdrav! Dobro došao nazad.


Da, još uvijek postoje bountiji na bitcointalk forumu. U svakom trenutku postoji barem nekoliko aktivnih bountija u Altcoins sekciji foruma koje nude nagrade u tokenima za obavljanje različitih sitnih zadataka. Ali ne očekuj neku ozbiljnu zaradu jer je vrlo mali broj legit projekata i većina tokena je u konačnici bezvrijedna, imo.


Isto je kao i dok si zadnji puta bio aktivan:

Marketplace > Services - za kampanje koje plaćaju u BTC-u
Marketplace (Altcoins) > Bounties (Altcoins) - za altcoins bounty kampanje

The idea is not so unique, but unrealistic. Simple question - if I invest in $1000 worth of tokens and get $30,000,000 worth of apartments in return, where does the rest of the funds come from?

Tokenized real estate isn't exactly a revolutionary concept. There are already several established REIT crypto tokens in the market,  and your project is unlikely to stand out or outperform them.  Why do you think your token will be different or give a better investment opportunity than these existing options?

JailHouse, I appreciate your curiosity and I understand you're trying to join the conversation about crypto.  But some of your recent questions make me think you aren't really looking to learn and  they seem pretty basic - for example, with just a quick Google search, you can easily find out the key differences between centralized exchanges and DEXs in a matter of seconds.

If you really do want to understand cryptocurrency, I suggest doing your own research first.  That way, when you discuss it with others later you'll have more knowledgeable questions and comments to bring to the table.

I don't mean to assume the worst of your intentions.  But the way you've been engaging so far doesn't totally sit right with me.  I get the sense there's another reason you're posting so much.  Maybe you want to push an agenda? Or just mess with people?  Anyway, I think with some more independent learning, you'd get a lot more out of these forums.

I guess it depends on whether the casino is being fair or not.  If they've got some provably fair algorithm that uses random numbers to decide each game, then nope - no way to beat that.  The whole point of RNGs is that the results are impossible to predict. 

But yeah, if the casino is shady and messes with the outcomes, then sure maybe their algorithm or whatever could be analyzed to figure out a winning strategy.  Like if they just re-use certain sequences of random numbers, then you could spot the pattern.  That's why the legit places make a big deal about being provably fair - it proves the games aren't rigged.

As long as its truly random each time, there's no beating it through math or anything.  You might get lucky for a bit, but probability always catches up in the end.  Unless you count card in blackjack - that's using your brain rather than an algorithm!  But they'll kick you out quick if you get too good at it.

If it's an altcoin (term generally includes all cryptocurrencies and tokens that are not Bitcoin and not related to the Bitcoin blockchain) you should move this to the Altcoin Discussion or Announcements (Altcoins) board. This board is specifically for discussions about Bitcoin and Bitcoin-related topics.

Then why don't you change the wording in your post to avoid the impression that you are deliberately spreading misinformation and unconfirmed claims?

Yes. DEXs like Uniswap are almost always more expensive to use than centralized exchanges.  That's mostly because DEXs work differently behind the scenes. They use an automated market maker (AMM) system to match orders and let users directly trade with each other using smart contracts instead of a company's servers.  To make those automatic trades happen, the network needs to use more computational power and that costs more in gas fees.  So while DEXs give people more control over their money, that freedom isn't free.  You've gotta pay the price with higher fees.  Whether it's worth it depends on what you value more - privacy and control or cost.

I believe you might find this thread helpful. It's maintained by @tranthidung and provides an updated list of forum members who offer various services, including escrow services:

[Overview] Bitcointalk Services from Bitcointalk Members (Last edit: Today)

Really, OP?  You're just going to drop this vague job post without any details about it?  No one's gonna hit up a total stranger on Telegram without knowing what the job is.  I mean, would you?  If you're serious about hiring people, then you need to put in some effort and actually provide some information about the position. Otherwise, don't bother.