First, to be clear, I have nothing to do with the Kickico project. As many others just receive an airdrop from there and because of that I heard about them. I’m not interested in him, nor have I researched much of it, I'm just pointing out that their promotion (not the whole project because I don't know anything more about them ) is completely legitimate for now.


they plan to make a profit from traders fee, which is completely legitimate and all exchanges do that. How much referral level they plan to have doesn't really matter. Of course, they will say "get free $5" not "spend $10 on tx's fee to get free $5" or "you will be paid up to xx level of referral, although it will only be dust".
Usually, all promotions and free money are looking for something in return but this is only mentioned at the end. As long as they really pay off with money that came from real income, not taken from investors, this promotion is legal.

Something completely different is the question of whether it is really worth it. I see on freebitco.in the faucet, usually claim is 1 satoshi. Whether they are fraudsters if advertised "get free Bitcoin..." although we know that it is almost an impossible mission to raise the required amount for withdrawing.


as I stated in a previous post, unlocking airdropped tokens will be possible only when using his exchange to cover 50% of the trading fee. There I can't see any problem, for example, Binance offering -50% of the fee if you pay it with a BNB token. this is a very similar thing.

Nope, this is not pyramidal schemes. Just a way of promoting his exchange. They will give you some rewards in exchange for using their platform and if they actually pay the promised reward there is nothing shady. the other thing is that it is a very small amount and the high fee will probably eat all of the earnings.
it certainly doesn't pay to do the whole procedure because of the potential $5 profit.

Here is a statement about claiming 888,888 Kickico airdrop https://support.kickex.com/hc/en-us/articles/360012199739-Unlock-conditions-and-FrozenDrop-details


you can basically use those tokens to cover the fee when trade on his platform. that's all. He just trying to attract traders to use their exchange.

all this does not seem at all interesting or tempting to me at all but I can't see any fraud there for now. Of course, we need to wait to see how everything will work and whether it is really as they promise.

here they began to allow withdrawal, but only seemingly and raise new insolence to a higher level.
Check this Tweet https://twitter.com/PericoL47974521/status/1376216133372682241?s=20

Did you try to contact them through his support page? Here on the forum (I saw they are last active yesterday), on Twitter? Any comment from his side?
Did you check your login history? Any suspicious access to your account?


I am very interested in this case. I have been using this exchange for a long time and almost every day. Also, I hold a solid amount of funds there, so I would really find it useful to get all the details from this case to protect my portfolio on time.


did you really do research, checking all complaints and how it's finished, or just find some treads with accusations?

In the end, I will mention @CEX accounts, it will be fine if they follow this discussion.

the influx of new accounts is noticeable who's talk about how they got a return of 50% of the captured funds on livecoin exchange.

the current owner of livecoin.net domain and using 301 redirects trying to boosts rankings of his second domain. In this case, it's oceantogames.com
Using an expired (in this case hacked) domain is the well-known SEO technique that will bring 100% traffic and SEO rank to the new website. No matter what happened with livecoin, are they scam or not, his domain has some authority, a lot of created backlinks and even if this service is dead, there is still significant traffic to that address.

Apparently, the one who manages that domain now uses it for this purpose. He creates several new accounts here and states something quite different, using the current problem with robbered funds. but without setting up direct links.
this has nothing to do with recovering funds from livecoin, it's only an indirect way of promoting another website.

For example






mods probably can delete all of these fake posts.

did anyone try to open the link?
domain livecoin.net now is used like SEO tools, redirected to oceantogames.com...
it is an old SEO method and backlinks previously created for livecoin are used to bring web traffic to the second domain. All new promoters like OP, share it here and in other places, just to get new visitors to his second website.
livecoin.net now definitely was not under the control of his first owner.

I must criticise you, your website hosting sounds terrible. everything seems very slow to me, with a very long time for the initial load. If you plan to share there more videos, I guess with high quality, it is certain that the current server will not be enough for you.
this reminded me of Vod action Bitcoin flash mob? Maybe you can help each other.

For example, how you will check social media accounts if they haven't related to the Bitcointalk account?
So, someone had a Twitter acc with 10k followers but never heard of Bitcointalk. I guess it is okay when you need to check manually one or few new accounts, but what when you have 1k new acc to verify, plus 1k new FB acc's, Instagram, Reddit...
I can imagine how much work is behind.

Just saying, their airdrop now had much more sense. in essence, it will be more useful to cover the trading fee on his exchange and I think that's okay.
in case they make a good platform, it could attract some bigger traders who are already spending money on a daily basis on trading fee. Binance had something similar but without airdrop. If you use BNB token to pay a trading fee, up to -50% in the first year.

I never heard that any government can control its citizens if they own Bitcoin or any crypto. the only limit you can have is when using legit services like exchanges, where you need to pass KYC or strictly adhere to laws to each country.
it seems that your only option is to change the crypto directly, p2p as stated earlier.
Bitcoin network does not recognise from which country you access the wallet and or it's banned by law.
I am not sure where you are, but I think after a while, the state will surely give up on such laws, in the end, all will allow crypto it's just a question of how smart they are and how long it will take them to accept it.
Of course, for holders, it will be a little harder period.

I find this somewhere on the internet, it was interesting stats.
What do you think about Arsenal fan's happiness with their results this season? >71%
Also Man United more than 70% satisfied with team performance. have their criteria dropped so much?

I'm not sure if it's correct to say "Spam alert", but I guess you want to alarm that someone trade from your account.
Did you check the activity log there? You can see if there any unknown login on your account and from which IP address it was accessed. You can find it here: https://cex.io/audit/logs when you log into your account page.
Also is your fund still untouched, and nothing was withdrawn?

Even if everything is possible, CEX.io is not a small exchange, I find it hard to believe that they do business this way.

although you think so, you still come here and begging for money. do you see how pathetic that sounds?


I'm always surprised when someone like you had so much self-confidence, without a particular reason.

What a business model 
they distributed free tokens but if you get it, you must provide double profit to them.
is there any Information somewhere on how many frozen tokens is unlocked this way?

You again. don't you have any other interests than trolling here in the lending section?
yet it is interesting to me that the basic things for life are food, the internet and Facebook ads

Each person has limited energy, why are you persistently wasting your energy on the same thing and it is obvious that such an approach has brought you to the bottom of the pit.

To the OP, I'm pretty sure it's best if it's a Bitcoin minimum of 60% of your portfolio, he carries the least risk.
All other alts can bring you high profit but also can be worthless in a very short time.


When say, hold for years and years but when it's time to sell it? How long to hold?
If I am 40yeras old (for example) and holding BTC next 15 years. it is obvious that the value will be many times higher, but what to do with money with 55 years of life, I mean you can do much less with that money, right?
This is not my clear opinion, more something like a dilema.

I use this exchange, my opinion here is based solely on personal experience with this exchange. Yes, I skip this exchange, I don't want to give them chance to scam me for one single satoshi's. Because of many true scam accusations against them, I will be very happy to warn others about this risk. This includes warning about fake protectors like you, you will defend them just to earn some money for that.

When you saying about zero proof, I think here on the forum is enough evidence already posted. But you can for example to give us proof or any real explanation about what is the purpose of any coin/token created by Yobit? does at least one of them really exist, have blockchain, contract address, anything and why not?

Why you send them your documents? KYC is not required there. Whether you may have used a VPN to access that exchange?

I must agree with Bitcoin_Arena, don't deposit much money on exchanges like this. The same thing is about giving them your personal info. They have no support or if they have it it doesn't work, it is a sufficient sign of what their concern for their users is.

if I remember correctly, MU already talked with Haaland before they joining in Dortmund. Maybe they made a deal then, some kind of pre-contract. If MU sell Pogba, they will need a superstar for marketing I guess Haaland maybe can achieve that. And for sure, they are rich and had the money for this transfer.
Barca for sure can't compete here, they have already asked players to agree to cuts salaries. But I think they are deliberately inserted into speculation of Haaland transfer, just to keep the reputation of a big club.

here we are talking about a couple of cases. But Lauda leaves a lot of ratings, perhaps most on the forum, negative or positive no matter. Removing/ignoring her tags would apply to everyone else even those who deserved it and there are plenty of them.
How much Lauda's tags need to be replaced?