Oh, for sure. If a project can use AI effectively and allows the users to use complex strategy that gives them better results then by all means feel free to use it. It's just that AI trading bots sometimes get overhyped. Some projects that I know of don't really offer new things, and basically use the old algorithm/machine, whatever you can call it, and the owner calls it "advanced AI". Not sure how it will affect the market if everyone uses it though, maybe it will become a battle of latency to execute the algorithm in the end? I can imagine the use of these bots influences the market to some extent (not as big as VC dumping their tokens or something similar). For example, choosing one pair due to its volatile nature for arbitrage, but because most people use the same strategy it started to become liquid and reduce the potential profits, etc. CMIIW.

Agak heran juga kalau perusahaan kaya Ledger nge-hire orang yang ga paham tentang phishing, atau ga mengadakan edukasi sedikitpun terkait hal tersebut. Ya mau dispekulasikan kaya gimana juga kejadiannya udah terjadi, semoga aja ga keulang deh. Kalau melihat beberapa kejadian belakangan sih ini bukan yang paling mengherankan, ada juga developer yang kena scam karena mendownload software tertentu, padahal dia harusnya cukup tahu masalah kaya gini[1]. Balik lagi kebanyakan faktornya ya karena lengah, jadi hati-hati aja buat agan" lainnya.

Ini juga ada kabar exploit terbaru yang katanya bisa merecovery otentikasi Google untuk menghack akun orang[2]. Makin banyak aja faktor yang bisa dipakai untuk menyerang pengguna, walau hal ini belum dikonfirmasi oleh Google sejauh yang ane baca. Kalau beneran ada kelemahan kaya gini, orang yang sering pake fitur sinkronisasi akun Google patut hati-hati meskipun memanfaatkan 2FA. Jangan sampai download aplikasi yang aneh" dan selalu verifikasi apps yang mau agan gunakan baik di PC ataupun HP.

[1] https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/blockchain-devs-wallet-emptied-in-job-interview-using-npm-package/
[2] https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/malware-abuses-google-oauth-endpoint-to-revive-cookies-hijack-accounts/

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Sangat wajar mengingat traffic disana juga tidak sebanyak forum ini. Bisa jadi ratenya juga berubah kalau makin banyak user yang ke sana dan sig campaign juga makin banyak, yang secara tidak langsung mendorong traffic untuk naik. Menurut ane hal ini bisa jadi peluang buat member-member dengan rank yang udah cukup tinggi di forum untuk melebarkan koneksi di forum lain juga. Menarik untuk dilihat apakah nantinya beberapa layanan yang berkaitan dengan privasi juga mempertahankan iklan di sana kalau trafficnya berubah dan udah masuk dalam pengawasan pemerintah US. Yang jelas sih ane belum pernah dengar ada orang kena masalah karena menyewakan signaturenya di campaign berbeda (yang megang campaign juga manajer yang sama kalau dlihat" sejauh ini).

Isn't De Bruyne warming up on their last match? According to some reports I've read, only three key players are injured for now: Haaland, Stones, and Doku. Some reports stated that Haaland and Doku can return as early as mid-January, while Stones has a more serious injury. If that is true, buying new players is probably not the best choice. Maybe they can loan some players if they really need to add more depth because I doubt any good player is fine being a third-choice just to get sold next season even for a team as big as City.

I remember watching them creating many chances but can't convert them into goals, or going 2-0 up then the opponent score 2 goals in the last 10 minutes such as against Arsenal. I think it should be expected, most of their players are young with a new coach. I'll wait and see at least a full season before judging whether Poccetino is the right man for the job or not. Still too early to tell as of now. A reactionary fanbase won't help their team grow, although I don't see most Chelse fans have the patience to wait a season or two without Champions League football. CMIIW.

I don't really get this sentiment. Did he fail because the club or fans are impatience or is it because he lacks the ability to do so? Judging from how you said this, I'd say management at the bigger clubs doesn't support him that much if he makes a mid-table team compete for the top 4 in the league table. Btw, I think you mean Man United instead of City. Ten Hag is not coaching KDB and his teammates.

Saran ane jangan terlalu berharap agan bakal lucky dengan mengatur fee jauh dari dua block berikutnya kalau transaksi agan perlu secepatnya terkonfirmasi. Mengaktifkan RBF juga saran yang tepat, supaya tidak perlu bump fee pake CPFP yang bisa jauh lebih mahal. Tapi kalau dari awal memang tujuannya konsolidasi sih mestinya bisa sabar nunggu beberapa hari, kecuali memang BTC agan perlu dilikuidasi sebagian. Kalau ini kasusnya agan noorman, mungkin bisa dipisah aja sekalian transaksinya. Tapi kalau semua inputnya kecil-kecil dan kurang buat kebutuhan WD agan ya agak repot juga sih.

Looking forward to working with you on another campaign julerz, also thanks to Coinomize for doing this marketing activity. See you on the other forum!

Do we really lack resources to educate people about phishing links though? There is also no difference between crypto phishing links or not, they have more or less the same signs. I don't see a lack of education on this forum to be honest, not sure if other media don't even bother with it. That would be a shame though, since it is such an easy way to get visits from beginners. At the very least, I believe most people are aware that Google ads are likely a scam/phishing link most of the time.

So is this going to be an always-online game since you require a server, or are you referring to a website for people to download your game? Why not list it on Steam and allow people to pre-order it if you need funding? Some indie devs also open a Patreon or Kickstarter if I recall it correctly, assuming you at least have an MVP to show and not just a whitepaper. I still don't see why you need to create your own coin for this though.

What exactly do they tell you? There is nothing we can do other than suggest you ask for their support again to be honest. Have you checked if it is something related to your browser or not? Have you visited them on a private window, clearing the cache/cookie, etc? What about playing this on another casino, do you get the same issue?

Btw, seems like you have an experience with being restricted on some games judging from the title. Is this the same sign you got when they restricted you in the past? What exactly is the reason they stop you from participating in some games?

You said the drawing process is fair and transparent, but how exactly does the randomness take place? I see no detailed explanation so it is hard to verify what you said. You mentioned cryptographic algorithm but it is a buzzword for the average joe. Is there any way to prove that it is fair and not some predictable RNG, or even worse there is no RNG at all?

Btw, you might want to post this on the Gambling section if your focus is making a raffle website. CMIIW.

Is there no security factor behind this decision? I imagine it would be disastrous if some hackers could abuse a website that sells lottery tickets. The government probably also uses this to discourage some groups of people from buying their tickets. Maybe there is a control aspect that is easier to manage if everything is sold offline, although it is a bit of a headache to record everything properly.

On the other hand, some lottery are available to buy online from what I've read on the internet. It really depends on which lottery are you planning to buy, in which country, and how their law works. One of the reasons being cited for limiting this online sale is to prevent people from outside the state/country from buying any ticket. CMIIW.

You seem to be familiar with making acceleration requests on the service board (at least you did in 2018). I'd suggest you continue posting there instead. Be careful since some are probably scamming you and just use a public tool like what has been shared above.

Seeing that you already did CPFP, maybe doing another CPFP is another option for you (assuming there are any sats left)? I remember seeing Samourai giving the option to boost my CPFP transaction in the past, not sure if that's effective since your transaction has a small value. CMIIW.

Ah, I see. Is there no plan to add a verification or something similar to prevent it? I guess the user can simply never post it publicly, but it would be interesting if there was an additional check before somebody made the transaction even in private. I guess that's doable with account registration or something similar, although it would reduce the user experience. I can see people abusing this to discourage using your service, at least publicly since they'd need to do multiple transactions to convert it to the right coins if they fall to such an attack.

Do we need to go that far though? Is there a case where a phone still sends data even after airplane mode is active, etc as mentioned above? What about using those called privacy OS like Graphene before we install a wallet on it? It sounds really weird tbh, unlocking and flashing your phone likely requires unlocking your firmware to install a crypto wallet, which will likely increase the risk of getting attacked with malware. I guess you don't need to think about that if you can guarantee you never connect your phone to the internet/other devices at all. At the very least, it should be better than using Ledger Live.

Is he not aware of what Ledger did in the past few months? Maybe you should just tell him that Ledger is not the best choice if you care about security & privacy. I find it unlikely that he didn't read news about Ledger even if he didn't follow the market properly since it was trending on social media. I can understand if he said this if you live in a country where shipping is expensive and only Ledger products are cheap, although that's unlikely too.

I have never seen somebody openly hate Chinese-made products in crypto. Probably just a matter of your social circle. But it is not surprising, as mentioned above Chinese is famous for its cheap knock-off, although people seem to forget that other companies exist. Most of us have a problem with generalizing stuff to suit our agenda to begin with. At the end of the day you should research the product you want to buy, whether it comes from China or not.

What AI bots are you talking about? Where did that conversation take place? Are you sure it is the real Binance and not some random scammers? How did it go? Honestly, it is hard to trust a new project without anything to verify, not to mention your source code is literally 8 years old. Are you sure you put the updated software? There is no appeal to using your product when there are other open-source trading bot/management platforms with better UI/UX. Any plan to improve them?

Isn't that the point of using an air-gapped device? You're not supposed to daily drive it and make it work on something every day. I honestly think there's nothing wrong with that, as offputting as it is for you. The priority is the security of your wallet, which is why I don't think most people would recommend you buy a $1000 laptop just for that. If you don't have the funds to buy a separate device, what about using a live OS to manage your funds? You'll need a USB stick too, after wiping it and installing an OS of your choice. I don't think it is as secure as an air-gapped device though, CMIIW.

I see, so you are not referring to a user hijacking an exchange trade by switching the target currency without the user knowing. If I want to trade BTC to USDT, and then post it publicly, someone can send ETH to me but it won't affect the exchange process, right? Basically, it will become a privacy issue if a user is using the public option, which is why the private one is recommended.