I might be living under the rock, but are ICOs still a thing these days?
I never looked into one after they all started to disappear back in 2018.
Many of them turned out to be a scam back then.

It is often seen now that any member or hero member is doing it.

What action is not taken by theymos?What action must be taken against them.

Why do they publish their works without taking their profit?

These two reasons are why I don't visit Facebook or reddit much these days!

Too many restrictions on people who don't go with their admin think.

..And hope for news soon..

Can't speak to the problems most other forums face, because I'm not active in many others.  The ones I have belonged to have invariably had much tougher rules than bitcointalk, though.  Some of them don't allow even the hint of offensive posts--or foul language, or scamming.  So yeah, I'd imagine that this forum does attract far more bullshit than others since there seems to be much more freedom to write what you want here.  It's not out of control, however.  The moderators do a damn good job deleting any spam or garbage posts, bots, and whatever else turns up.

Personally?  I created this thread a couple years ago when we had a member named cryptohunter constantly stirring up shit with thread after thread of the same crap for years.  It had gotten so bad by the time I made that thread that I felt I had to rally the community to stop feeding the monster troll.  

It didn't quite work, because cryptohunter had a nasty way of targeting members in his threads that would draw responses from them, which would then suck in other members....and it just went on and on.  And then we've had some outspoken, controversial members who've left the forum in the past two years or so: Vod, TECSHARE, Lauda, Phinnaeus Gage (Bruno), and TMAN, which has decreased the amount of drama here significantly.  Meta and Reputation used to be full of drama threads, but now it's relatively quiet.

Yup, definitely a scam. Created a second a/c in my Mycelium, used that. Interesting that the address is verified first - I deliberately put in a typo, and it came up with an address validation error. When I corrected the address, the following came up ...

"You can withdraw your funds only on external address, which is registered and verified with your account. To verify your (external) address with your account, you need to make a deposit from this address. Deposited amount will be added to your current balance amount and will be available for withdrawal at any time immediately. More information you will find on Deposit area in your profile. Minimal amount of the deposit is 0.01 BTC. Current deposit status: 0 / 0.01 BTC. "

Which of course I have no intention of  doing.

So, yup, looked like it was indeed too good to be true.

Thanks very much everyone.

This one might not make it through the night so it should be preserved here for future study... Its a rather eloquent glimpse into the mindset of the distraught Bitcoin trader... an outpouring of emotion induced by a lack of control over the situation. As such it is a metaphor for mankind's incessant struggle against nature. My name is Werner Herzog.

Sir from that post, it was from uniswap, right?
But I saw the price ffrom the market https://gold.storage/en/market it has different price, so we should sell it on that link not to that uniswap exchange?

So the real price is based on gold official market not uniswap?