The DeFi tokens are repeating what stake/ masternode coins have in the past (2018 is the year of hundreds of stake/ MN coins. They were created on daily basis). Where there are games, there are participants and there are winners and losers. I don't say I am a winner or will be such winner if I join the game, but some points to note if you want to win - Entry and exit points (price and time): Join too early and exit super fastly after that can give you profits and safe (of course if you have internal info or the project you are invest in are not scam and fails in the egg)
- Accept high price at early phase but still later than the first one, but staking/ yielding rewards are still high. You can get lots of coins in a few days BUT you need to be very determinant to exit. Hesitation will cause stuck and losses.
- Wait patiently till the phase price was dropped too much, and inflation rate falls to acceptable rate: When you join, you have better safety and don't worry much about price crashes, just stake/ yield, get rewards and wait for price pumps to take profit. Again, when chances knock your doors, do it instantly, don't hesitate.
- Try to cash out and get your capital back first, you can be greed with the rest rewards. At least, don't lose your capital
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- Google translate can help, sure and I see this tool is improved a lot than 2 or 3 years ago. Nowadays, it translates smoothly and in some context, some phrase, the translation is good enough to understand.
- Fundamentally, posts if are released in very short can bring troubles to posters (burst-posting). Except it is for topic creators.
- Quality of the post: if the quality is zero or very low, there is unnecessary to spread it around multiple boards. Such efforts are considered as spamming or shilling projects.
- Repitition: If multi accounts are detected to do the same post contents over many local boards. I guess, no matter the content is -- but I believe quality is very low, ban hammer will be used
- Intention when translate original posts to local languages. You can link it with PMs. If PMs are used to advertise your services or unsolicited PMs, the sender can get troubles (temp ban) if receivers report it to moderators. Even the ban is applied, the ban-time will be different (the more PMs or the intensity -- same PMs within shorter period, can cause longer ban-time)
- Same as plagiarism. If intention stays behind plagiarism is bad, no second chance
There are multiple things will be considered by moderators.
ReferencesUnsolicited PMsSorry BitcoinFX, you are banned from posting or sending personal messages29. Sending unsolicited PMs, including but not limited to advertising and flood, is not allowed. You sent over 100 PMs with the same format: clear unsolicited bulk PMs. 4 people reported it, making it unwanted & unsolicited bulk PMs = spam. Most others would've been banned much longer.
PlagiarismPlagiarism is what gets people permabanned, not just copying. Plagiarism is copying with the intent of passing the work off as your own. In essentially all cases, plagiarism deserves a permaban because it usually proves definitively that the person is here for the wrong reasons: to fill up space in order to get paid, not to actually discuss or contribute. If someone was able to convince us that they were plagiarizing just to eg. impress people rather than to fill up space, then a lesser ban of a few months might instead be warranted. But this has never happened AFAICR. (Arguments based on plausible deniability aren't going to work; we don't need to prove that you had the motive we see in your actions.)
Posts in local boards while language proficiency is not good enoughMonths ago, in 2018 or 2019, one forum member asked that will his posts be deleted or he get banned if he makes posts in French local board just as to practice his French-learning process. He was learning French, I meant. I remembered Halab said it is fine if his posts are understandable somewhat. I can not find that topic but hope if Halab see this post, he can help to spot it. |
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You pretty much got almost everything wrong that I honestly don't even know where I'm going to start. Will edit this reply in a bit.
You don't need to spend your time this way. Ignore him. That guy is a non-sense topic spammer. |
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- Copy-paste, this is when I find interesting material, and there is nothing special to add, it is beautiful and so, so I transfer it almost in its original form.
- This is a statement in your own words of the very essence of several other people's articles,
- This is a completely original topic, where I collect material from scratch. These are usually very large lists.
Some opinion: - It is not an academic forum.
- I read in the past that the forum is the only one (not include academic forum) has a rule on plagiarism. Not sure about the correctness of this info. If yes, at least the forum is the first forum has such rule (bitcoingarden has a rule for plagiarism after community made proposal but the rule is not strict as in this forum)
- The forum has its rule on plagiarism but it does not have a rule on Verbatim plagiarism. So why not skip the Verbatim plagiarism?
- The willingness to share something is good but don't abuse it. I don't say you are abusing it either. Honestly, you are one of very good members on the forum. Topics you share are selective and have high quality. I admire you because of this. It means you are knowledgeable and have good selective process. I did not read most of them but say thanks by the way.
- If you don't earn merit (in fact you earned a lot), no one cares about it. It means something.
- If the style is not accepted, the forum (list of unofficial rules) needs to be updated and violations after that day will be judged and bans will be applied. For now, skip it and move on
- If the community need a rule for Verbatim plagiarism, raise a proposal, and admin will make his approval decision
I am not a fan of copy, paste, spin and mix original paragraphs and topic creator's opinion, honestly. For the accusation on text spinning, translation, etc, I don't want to spend time to look at the complicated investigation.  |
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Usually I set the width at 800, but for this one I made a mistake and set it at 900, and now it's back to the old value, thanks for pointing that out. I don't want to decrease it further though as due chart orientation it won't make a huge difference even if I decrease it further 30 %, it will just make it less readable. And to be honest, I quite like it how it looks at the moment No problem, a minor suggestion as said initially. I know it also depends on personal style or favorite. Move on. I guess you refer to Nigerian topic? Yeah that ratio can vary a lot on those boards with low post count. One very good post with a lot of merit received and ratio gets inflated. Then again some other local boards ratio is decreasing constantly.
I know of the effect from sample size (this case, total posts) and your chart shows an overview only and without other factors, your chart can disclose something accurately or does not make any sense because biases from non-inclusive factors. Factors can be: - Percent of extremely helpful posts per shit posts. If the percentage is high, the total earned merits can be biased
- Percent of merited posts per total posts. If most of posts received merit, shit happens. You don't have it in your analyses, feel free to take my idea for your next updates.
- Maybe other things, just a sneak peek.
Example: A local topic received 100 merits in a specific month but OP receive 80 or 90 merits and total posts in one month is 100. It means 80-90% of earned merit centralized in OP, and most of the 99 rest posts are mostly shit posts. Just a likelihood if look at raw statistics. "Garbage in, garbage out" so to have good data interpretation, must have good data inputs and good variable definitions. |
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Minor suggestion, @Rikafip: Would you mind use width option inside the img brackets to make smaller images visually, please. It takes me for a while to scroll the mouse from top to bottom of one page. I see a sudden pump of merit per post ratio from 0.07 to 0.53. Your charts only confirm my findings  |
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For Newbies : if you ask for help and get it, it is polite to say "Thanks for your help", and say that your problem has been solved, and if possible to lock the thread to prevent spam.
Thanks for your reminders.
In most cases, if I got answer with helpful posts, I merit such (one or two, mostly one). It is different for lower rank members who are struggling to earn every single merit. Say thank you can create spam somewhat. Of course, I know forum members and moderators do see which "thank you" post is used to say thanks and which posts are to spam.
If they follow the advise given by the op, it could hardly be considered as spam;
"Thank you, your suggestion worked and I recovered my lost files, they are now safely backed up". would not be deleted by any mod.
Ah I meant about different cases: - No value topics and "thank you" posts will be considered as spam as well (no matter which template poster uses for that "thank you" post)
- Value topics and "thank you" posts to reply and say thanks to previous helpful posts will never be considered as spam.
- Additionally, I don't think any template is necessary. I don't think I have to expand my post to be longer just to say thanks
At least "thank you" post is not listed in un(official) rules 1. Such posts as "SELL SELL SELL", "I agree", "+1", "Support", "Watching", "Interesting", "LOL", "SCAM", "LEGIT", "FAKE", other one word posts, posts consisting mostly of swearing, quote pyramids, useless introduction threads, threads about a topic already recently discussed in several other threads.
but as said
23. When deciding if a user has broken the rules, the staff have the right to follow their interpretation of the rules.[e]
Maybe theymos needs a new button/feature, you hit it and other sees the post had a thank-you sign.
It seems to be discussed and the answer (from community) is the forum is not Facebook, Twitter, not for kid. Merit button helps to do this (somewhat) for members who have smerit. |
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One block can actually contain more than 1 MB of transactions. I saw a recent post by another user on the forum a few days ago that linked to a block that had 2.4 MB of transactions.
Here by o_e_l_e_o
That time when I run data, I skipped non-2020 years so I don't get the point he discovered. In 2020, there is no block with too high size (up to ~1.4 MB), you can see in the box plot. With the rise of BTC, block size has maintained stably at high figures, especially in November (higher median value and the interquartile range is narrower). The median value over months is somewhere around 1.3 MB. |
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 This book deserves to be read Calling Bullshit "Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power." - Abraham Lincoln. |
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It worked thanks all, was about the conversion. No I'm from the UK but more of an amateur issue - didn't notice website was BTC and wallet was mBTC!
You can change the unit. Tools > Preferences > General > Base unit: Units (Bitcoin.it). Please read to understand bitcoin units. Personally, BTC and mBTC are enough for me.
By the way, I used to know about the scam approach: seller tried to sell bits but buyers naively thought they were buying bitcoin. Differentiate bits and bitcoin, please. |
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Update with The Pharmacist. Please ask me if you need more.
Suggestion: get rid of some of those lines: |-----------------------------------------------------------------| If you remove them between 5-6 and 10-11 you can see your entire code without scrolling. And fix it. I did not see how annoying it is (especially on mobile) before I made the update. I did not notice it honestly so I thank you LoyceV. |
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You messed up two terms: Traders and investors.
The topic title is for Trader, the content is for investors (short term and long term). It is the first inaccuracy. The second inaccuracy is investors are for mid- or long-term. I don't consider anyone spend money to buy something and cash out within short period as an investor.
What you are using is for speculators, not investors. Speculators can be short- or long-term (mostly they are short-term speculators) but investors must be mid- (at least) to long-term investors.
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With Electrum for Android, you can check the info. - About (click)
- Version: 4.0.5
- Licence: MIT Licence
- Home page: https://electrum.org
- Developers: Thomas Voegtlin SomberNight
- Distributed by Electrum Techonologies GmH
People get fake app as they search in Google Play. Only download Electrum for Android from that page https://electrum.org/#download. |
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I know more than 70% or more they using Bitcointalk Account For Bounties and other earning purpose.
I don't know where you got the figure but it is true somewhat. The real percentage can be a little higher or a little lower than 70%. Anyway, it is a big odds. My some friends told me that bitcointalk account ban if they doing task or joining on bounties? Is it true?
Bounties and campaigns are not moderated and the forum does not run it. You should know the fact that bitcointalk.org forum is one of the free-speech forum but about rules it is most strictest forum. If you break rules, you will be punished. For some rules, you will have a few temporary ban (up to 3) before a permanent ban will be applied. For some rules (as plagiarism or ban evasion), when you break it and is found, you will get a permanent ban immediately. Joining bounties or campaigns are not bad, and the forum allows you to join them. Spend your time to read the Welcome message. If you won't spend time to read it, the forum is not for you. How to avoid this things. I always wanted to know.
Read rules (others gave you above) and the welcome message, then do right things here. |
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The PharmacistJanuary +-------------------------------------------------------------+
| sent_userid nreceivers amount userid username |
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1. | 487418 56 39 1016855 JollyGood |
2. | 487418 56 7 886521 mk4 |
3. | 487418 56 5 995810 hosseinimr93 |
4. | 487418 56 4 1285797 GazetaBitcoin |
5. | 487418 56 4 155345 gentlemand |
6. | 487418 56 4 2136362 TalkStar |
7. | 487418 56 4 1554927 bitmover |
8. | 487418 56 3 299894 magneto |
9. | 487418 56 3 1275282 joniboini |
10. | 487418 56 3 913593 Juggy777 |
11. | 487418 56 3 980501 Artemis3 |
12. | 487418 56 3 1852120 fillippone |
13. | 487418 56 3 164749 stompix |
14. | 487418 56 3 68448 KonstantinosM |
15. | 487418 56 3 2151701 forumalacali |
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February +-------------------------------------------------------------+
| sent_userid nreceivers amount userid username |
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1. | 487418 35 16 806196 20kevin20 |
2. | 487418 35 11 919511 nelson4lov |
3. | 487418 35 10 366632 Royse777 |
4. | 487418 35 10 1285797 GazetaBitcoin |
5. | 487418 35 5 841337 shield132 |
6. | 487418 35 5 976210 nullius |
7. | 487418 35 5 1605387 cabalism13 |
8. | 487418 35 5 2449551 plvbob0070 |
9. | 487418 35 4 2507156 Thavash |
10. | 487418 35 4 2627711 Ratimov |
11. | 487418 35 4 886521 mk4 |
12. | 487418 35 3 463354 coupable |
13. | 487418 35 3 299894 magneto |
14. | 487418 35 3 131333 wwzsocki |
15. | 487418 35 3 1188543 o_e_l_e_o |
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March +--------------------------------------------------------------+
| sent_userid nreceivers amount userid username |
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1. | 487418 45 9 2449551 plvbob0070 |
2. | 487418 45 6 257071 NeuroticFish |
3. | 487418 45 6 875065 Reid |
4. | 487418 45 6 1170966 dragonvslinux |
5. | 487418 45 5 1878246 abhiseshakana |
6. | 487418 45 5 886521 mk4 |
7. | 487418 45 5 901661 Darker45 |
8. | 487418 45 3 712353 fiulpro |
9. | 487418 45 3 1935135 alonshvartsman |
10. | 487418 45 3 543626 jackg |
11. | 487418 45 3 303184 Pffrt |
12. | 487418 45 3 533583 Lucius |
13. | 487418 45 3 877944 CaVO32 |
14. | 487418 45 3 1016855 JollyGood |
15. | 487418 45 3 2003859 DireWolfM14 |
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April +-----------------------------------------------------------+
| sent_userid nreceivers amount userid username |
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1. | 487418 42 10 919511 nelson4lov |
2. | 487418 42 7 543626 jackg |
3. | 487418 42 5 806196 20kevin20 |
4. | 487418 42 5 1574226 mu_enrico |
5. | 487418 42 4 1107844 amishmanish |
6. | 487418 42 4 379147 pooya87 |
7. | 487418 42 4 1292764 tranthidung |
8. | 487418 42 4 37742 btcgolong |
9. | 487418 42 4 1852120 fillippone |
10. | 487418 42 3 506975 coolcoinz |
11. | 487418 42 3 712353 fiulpro |
12. | 487418 42 3 921974 webtricks |
13. | 487418 42 3 901661 Darker45 |
14. | 487418 42 3 164749 stompix |
15. | 487418 42 3 1247226 logfiles |
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May +---------------------------------------------------------------+
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1. | 487418 35 10 543626 jackg |
2. | 487418 35 9 1878246 abhiseshakana |
3. | 487418 35 7 479624 Last of the V8s |
4. | 487418 35 5 15728 TECSHARE |
5. | 487418 35 5 903175 Csmiami |
6. | 487418 35 4 154539 exstasie |
7. | 487418 35 4 787736 marlboroza |
8. | 487418 35 4 2423488 Upgrade00 |
9. | 487418 35 3 121796 alani123 |
10. | 487418 35 3 85033 d5000 |
11. | 487418 35 3 1044164 Flodner |
12. | 487418 35 3 533583 Lucius |
13. | 487418 35 3 459836 LoyceV |
14. | 487418 35 3 131333 wwzsocki |
15. | 487418 35 3 159398 UnDerDoG81 |
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June +-------------------------------------------------------------+
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1. | 487418 43 11 712353 fiulpro |
2. | 487418 43 10 2423488 Upgrade00 |
3. | 487418 43 8 1878246 abhiseshakana |
4. | 487418 43 7 2449551 plvbob0070 |
5. | 487418 43 7 68364 Hydrogen |
6. | 487418 43 6 533583 Lucius |
7. | 487418 43 5 1554927 bitmover |
8. | 487418 43 5 791625 Sanugarid |
9. | 487418 43 4 379487 LFC_Bitcoin |
10. | 487418 43 4 841337 shield132 |
11. | 487418 43 4 729766 so98nn |
12. | 487418 43 4 1285797 GazetaBitcoin |
13. | 487418 43 3 967589 CarnagexD |
14. | 487418 43 3 137767 teosanru |
15. | 487418 43 3 787736 marlboroza |
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1. | 487418 51 12 712353 fiulpro |
2. | 487418 51 9 502441 BobK71 |
3. | 487418 51 7 2423488 Upgrade00 |
4. | 487418 51 6 543626 jackg |
5. | 487418 51 5 886521 mk4 |
6. | 487418 51 5 967589 CarnagexD |
7. | 487418 51 5 555953 bitcoinst |
8. | 487418 51 5 345771 Thekool1s |
9. | 487418 51 5 819270 Oasisman |
10. | 487418 51 5 1188543 o_e_l_e_o |
11. | 487418 51 4 1605387 cabalism13 |
12. | 487418 51 4 2376653 Coyster |
13. | 487418 51 3 791625 Sanugarid |
14. | 487418 51 3 2738899 FatFork |
15. | 487418 51 3 410218 ashmodeus |
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1. | 487418 72 14 2015418 notblox1 |
2. | 487418 72 12 1852120 fillippone |
3. | 487418 72 11 2771581 Yogee |
4. | 487418 72 10 2627711 Ratimov |
5. | 487418 72 7 2423488 Upgrade00 |
6. | 487418 72 6 15248 Paperweight |
7. | 487418 72 6 1190631 JeromeTash |
8. | 487418 72 5 901661 Darker45 |
9. | 487418 72 5 1247226 logfiles |
10. | 487418 72 5 1118642 Cnut237 |
11. | 487418 72 5 300014 DaveF |
12. | 487418 72 5 984384 Baofeng |
13. | 487418 72 5 1139921 Shimmiry |
14. | 487418 72 5 2658890 Rikafip |
15. | 487418 72 4 698159 Jet Cash |
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1. | 487418 37 20 919511 nelson4lov |
2. | 487418 37 15 2293893 -CryptoViking- |
3. | 487418 37 11 207818 guigui371 |
4. | 487418 37 10 2627711 Ratimov |
5. | 487418 37 10 806196 20kevin20 |
6. | 487418 37 8 1188543 o_e_l_e_o |
7. | 487418 37 7 2363935 YOSHIE |
8. | 487418 37 6 2739424 NotATether |
9. | 487418 37 5 2423488 Upgrade00 |
10. | 487418 37 5 2744352 bullrun2020bro |
11. | 487418 37 5 254229 cheezcarls |
12. | 487418 37 5 878630 TheUltraElite |
13. | 487418 37 4 1291828 TheBeardedBaby |
14. | 487418 37 4 1410401 dkbit98 |
15. | 487418 37 3 555953 bitcoinst |
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1. | 487418 24 13 919511 nelson4lov |
2. | 487418 24 10 897509 xtraelv |
3. | 487418 24 7 1410401 dkbit98 |
4. | 487418 24 6 2658890 Rikafip |
5. | 487418 24 5 2627711 Ratimov |
6. | 487418 24 5 1137579 icopress |
7. | 487418 24 4 1188543 o_e_l_e_o |
8. | 487418 24 4 1852120 fillippone |
9. | 487418 24 3 1016855 JollyGood |
10. | 487418 24 3 580327 eddie13 |
11. | 487418 24 3 1269497 Bitcoin_Arena |
12. | 487418 24 3 252510 JayJuanGee |
13. | 487418 24 3 2015418 notblox1 |
14. | 487418 24 3 64507 philipma1957 |
15. | 487418 24 3 961008 sujonali1819 |
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1. | 487418 36 7 2376653 Coyster |
2. | 487418 36 6 1410401 dkbit98 |
3. | 487418 36 5 867786 HCP |
4. | 487418 36 4 2423488 Upgrade00 |
5. | 487418 36 4 1478835 Stryfe |
6. | 487418 36 4 507856 LeGaulois |
7. | 487418 36 4 2363935 YOSHIE |
8. | 487418 36 4 903175 Csmiami |
9. | 487418 36 4 919511 nelson4lov |
10. | 487418 36 3 154210 SquallLeonhart |
11. | 487418 36 3 1188543 o_e_l_e_o |
12. | 487418 36 3 557798 TryNinja |
13. | 487418 36 3 913593 Juggy777 |
14. | 487418 36 3 754818 holydarkness |
15. | 487418 36 3 138833 allyouracid |
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It seems View-only so I locked the topic. Please knock me with a PM if you have any interest for updates. Thanks for watching !
- It is a demo version, and each month I listed to 15 receivers (to save space and avoid character limits).
- I will let the topic open for community ideas and if there are interests, I will update with more cases.
- Reserved posts are for updates if community have interests in, if not I will lock the topic and delete those reserved posts
- Spammers, please don't join the topic, I said please.
LoyceV (Please allow me to use your merit stats for the demo version of this topic).- amount: sum of sent merits to one receiver
- userid: userid of receiver from a merit source
- username: username of receiver
- nreceivers: total receivers in a specific month
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1. | 459836 186 48 34816 taserz |
2. | 459836 186 31 538922 TwitchySeal |
3. | 459836 186 30 2003859 DireWolfM14 |
4. | 459836 186 29 543626 jackg |
5. | 459836 186 24 879277 Coding Enthusiast |
6. | 459836 186 24 2151701 forumalacali |
7. | 459836 186 22 976210 nullius |
8. | 459836 186 20 867786 HCP |
9. | 459836 186 18 234771 suchmoon |
10. | 459836 186 18 580327 eddie13 |
11. | 459836 186 18 1291828 TheBeardedBaby |
12. | 459836 186 18 1188543 o_e_l_e_o |
13. | 459836 186 17 1112531 Steamtyme |
14. | 459836 186 14 375981 OmegaStarScream |
15. | 459836 186 14 11425 gmaxwell |
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1. | 459836 156 40 921974 webtricks |
2. | 459836 156 30 1118642 Cnut237 |
3. | 459836 156 26 1237156 nc50lc |
4. | 459836 156 22 1188543 o_e_l_e_o |
5. | 459836 156 20 1582324 DdmrDdmr |
6. | 459836 156 20 405464 mocacinno |
7. | 459836 156 19 867786 HCP |
8. | 459836 156 19 806196 20kevin20 |
9. | 459836 156 16 84866 ibminer |
10. | 459836 156 16 879277 Coding Enthusiast |
11. | 459836 156 15 1247226 logfiles |
12. | 459836 156 14 1164368 GreatArkansas |
13. | 459836 156 14 15728 TECSHARE |
14. | 459836 156 14 2143453 1miau |
15. | 459836 156 14 2003859 DireWolfM14 |
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1. | 459836 146 44 2772508 JosephinaCrown |
2. | 459836 146 32 1582324 DdmrDdmr |
3. | 459836 146 29 1580039 asche |
4. | 459836 146 26 405464 mocacinno |
5. | 459836 146 26 1291828 TheBeardedBaby |
6. | 459836 146 20 839568 AakZaki |
7. | 459836 146 18 55384 Foxpup |
8. | 459836 146 16 379147 pooya87 |
9. | 459836 146 16 2581425 ScamViruS |
10. | 459836 146 16 806196 20kevin20 |
11. | 459836 146 16 140827 yogg |
12. | 459836 146 14 2649249 Chlotide |
13. | 459836 146 14 1170966 dragonvslinux |
14. | 459836 146 14 1188543 o_e_l_e_o |
15. | 459836 146 13 2033515 mikeywith |
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1. | 459836 164 36 1083642 cryptodollar |
2. | 459836 164 22 2739424 NotATether |
3. | 459836 164 20 2003859 DireWolfM14 |
4. | 459836 164 20 2581425 ScamViruS |
5. | 459836 164 20 867786 HCP |
6. | 459836 164 16 350580 irfan_pak10 |
7. | 459836 164 16 249495 C?bra |
8. | 459836 164 16 1292764 tranthidung |
9. | 459836 164 15 2798703 zealic |
10. | 459836 164 14 1060206 GDragon |
11. | 459836 164 14 2772969 blue Snow |
12. | 459836 164 13 35 theymos |
13. | 459836 164 12 2761228 ZaraCB |
14. | 459836 164 12 317618 nutildah |
15. | 459836 164 12 1289002 Maus0728 |
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1. | 459836 116 40 978974 ShellyF |
2. | 459836 116 34 557798 TryNinja |
3. | 459836 116 30 1138836 0xB10C |
4. | 459836 116 28 11425 gmaxwell |
5. | 459836 116 23 2003859 DireWolfM14 |
6. | 459836 116 18 1478835 Stryfe |
7. | 459836 116 15 2561166 PrimeNumber7 |
8. | 459836 116 15 1292764 tranthidung |
9. | 459836 116 14 84521 Welsh |
10. | 459836 116 14 126503 bedla |
11. | 459836 116 14 101872 Lauda |
12. | 459836 116 13 300014 DaveF |
13. | 459836 116 12 2659239 YourNeko |
14. | 459836 116 12 234771 suchmoon |
15. | 459836 116 12 903175 Csmiami |
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June +---------------------------------------------------------------+
| sent_userid nreceivers amount userid username |
|---------------------------------------------------------------|
1. | 459836 114 33 2590147 OcTradism |
2. | 459836 114 30 881377 Hhampuz |
3. | 459836 114 28 1554927 bitmover |
4. | 459836 114 26 2666474 MrFreeDragon |
5. | 459836 114 24 375981 OmegaStarScream |
6. | 459836 114 18 300014 DaveF |
7. | 459836 114 18 557798 TryNinja |
8. | 459836 114 18 886521 mk4 |
9. | 459836 114 18 1285797 GazetaBitcoin |
10. | 459836 114 15 1852120 fillippone |
11. | 459836 114 14 1170966 dragonvslinux |
12. | 459836 114 14 2561166 PrimeNumber7 |
13. | 459836 114 14 131361 Timelord2067 |
14. | 459836 114 13 164749 stompix |
15. | 459836 114 12 129815 Room101 |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
July +--------------------------------------------------------------------+
| sent_userid nreceivers amount userid username |
|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
1. | 459836 139 32 867786 HCP |
2. | 459836 139 27 1169179 BitCryptex |
3. | 459836 139 23 1003345 ChipMixer |
4. | 459836 139 23 2627711 Ratimov |
5. | 459836 139 20 334898 ranochigo |
6. | 459836 139 20 405464 mocacinno |
7. | 459836 139 20 2561166 PrimeNumber7 |
8. | 459836 139 18 366632 Royse777 |
9. | 459836 139 18 881377 Hhampuz |
10. | 459836 139 17 2087138 Bitcasino.io Support |
11. | 459836 139 17 2307759 TheArchaeologist |
12. | 459836 139 17 2590147 OcTradism |
13. | 459836 139 16 1967977 Favelj |
14. | 459836 139 16 1170966 dragonvslinux |
15. | 459836 139 16 1701092 Husires |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------+
August +-------------------------------------------------------------+
| sent_userid nreceivers amount userid username |
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
1. | 459836 141 35 1269497 Bitcoin_Arena |
2. | 459836 141 26 2108532 BTCW |
3. | 459836 141 25 405464 mocacinno |
4. | 459836 141 25 901661 Darker45 |
5. | 459836 141 24 557798 TryNinja |
6. | 459836 141 22 379147 pooya87 |
7. | 459836 141 20 867786 HCP |
8. | 459836 141 20 579628 bob123 |
9. | 459836 141 18 1852120 fillippone |
10. | 459836 141 17 2666474 MrFreeDragon |
11. | 459836 141 16 821995 hatshepsut93 |
12. | 459836 141 14 252510 JayJuanGee |
13. | 459836 141 12 164749 stompix |
14. | 459836 141 12 998116 DevilSlayer |
15. | 459836 141 12 857883 Yatsan |
+-------------------------------------------------------------+
September +-------------------------------------------------------------+
| sent_userid nreceivers amount userid username |
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
1. | 459836 129 30 557798 TryNinja |
2. | 459836 129 30 878630 TheUltraElite |
3. | 459836 129 25 906367 bpovtmg |
4. | 459836 129 21 1949590 Review Master |
5. | 459836 129 21 2739424 NotATether |
6. | 459836 129 20 1016855 JollyGood |
7. | 459836 129 19 806196 20kevin20 |
8. | 459836 129 18 1856285 Leviathan.007 |
9. | 459836 129 16 1292764 tranthidung |
10. | 459836 129 14 2834991 synthylover |
11. | 459836 129 13 51173 mprep |
12. | 459836 129 12 181001 BitCoinDream |
13. | 459836 129 12 2344286 Little Mouse |
14. | 459836 129 11 2561166 PrimeNumber7 |
15. | 459836 129 11 881377 Hhampuz |
+-------------------------------------------------------------+
October +--------------------------------------------------------------+
| sent_userid nreceivers amount userid username |
|--------------------------------------------------------------|
1. | 459836 124 40 1554927 bitmover |
2. | 459836 124 32 24140 qwk |
3. | 459836 124 31 903175 Csmiami |
4. | 459836 124 25 976210 nullius |
5. | 459836 124 21 234771 suchmoon |
6. | 459836 124 20 1112531 Steamtyme |
7. | 459836 124 19 131361 Timelord2067 |
8. | 459836 124 18 1137579 icopress |
9. | 459836 124 18 405464 mocacinno |
10. | 459836 124 16 64507 philipma1957 |
11. | 459836 124 16 487418 The Pharmacist |
12. | 459836 124 14 521899 SFR10 |
13. | 459836 124 13 557798 TryNinja |
14. | 459836 124 12 101872 Lauda |
15. | 459836 124 11 392915 darkv0rt3x |
+--------------------------------------------------------------+
November +-------------------------------------------------------------+
| sent_userid nreceivers amount userid username |
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
1. | 459836 115 26 2015418 notblox1 |
2. | 459836 115 20 1081647 friends1980 |
3. | 459836 115 20 1137579 icopress |
4. | 459836 115 20 1022860 qwertyup23 |
5. | 459836 115 20 181801 shorena |
6. | 459836 115 20 11425 gmaxwell |
7. | 459836 115 16 64205 Carlton Banks |
8. | 459836 115 16 2003859 DireWolfM14 |
9. | 459836 115 15 1237156 nc50lc |
10. | 459836 115 14 1554927 bitmover |
11. | 459836 115 14 234771 suchmoon |
12. | 459836 115 14 1053119 Halab |
13. | 459836 115 14 1169179 BitCryptex |
14. | 459836 115 12 397737 hilariousetc |
15. | 459836 115 12 389331 RHavar |
+-------------------------------------------------------------+
Is it meant to be all loyce at the moment? Were you waiting for them to approve your usage of the data, I assumed it was public access... Especially if it was raw text from Theymos that you want to import/scan.
That's a lot of reserved space too...
If there is no interest in this topic, I will lock it, said initially. It won't make sense to run with data for all 97 merit sources.
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