Hey @Coinlocket$, If you don't mind, could you please kindly add a title on each of the columns of the tables you share especially what the last 2 columns stand for  I am finding it very hard to interpret since i just started following the thread today and it'w one huge hell of a thread. I can't really pinpoint when your analysis started.

I suppose I may not be the only one having trouble.

I don't really understand such explanations, How does binance being bigger than coinbase or Coinbase users joining binance for example affect the different prices of bitcoin between the 2 exchanges?

We have exchanges with a far less trading volume than coinbase but still have their fluctuations are in the same range with binance.

I got another one: https://cryptoxinvest.com

From this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5117437   (Archived)

Thread started: Makerboys
Other accounts: Lirinbewsa
                           Rollibixs

There are a couple of accounts trying to create fake conversations. I am going to report the post.

I understand the need to beat competition in every way possible such as by trying to have a unique, attractive, flashy website, but your website's home page is a big problem.

- The flashy background already made eyes feel exhausted in just 1 minute.
- If someone is has a problem of photosensitive epilepsy, be very sure your home page can trigger seizures.

Now you don't want that to happen to your customers, do you?

Though it's the campaign manager's choice to get whoever he wants, i too feel it's unfair for the lower ranked members especially if they have tried to apply too.
Higher ranked members should only be considered if there are no eligible lower ranked members of that particular spot who have applied, otherwise why would a campaign manager announce open lower ranked member spots yet when it comes to selection they favor higher ranked members for the same spots?
It doesn't make sense. Why not just make only higher member spots if lower ranks are not preferred for the campaign?

But hey like i say again. It's the CM's personal choice.

Not trying to sound mean and disrespectful but launching project or for this case making an ANN without even a white paper to me shows some level of seriousness. A whitepaper is the core element of the project



It's like trying to wed a strange woman you have even proposed to.
Just take your time to develop the white paper and your project concept and then come out here and impress us.
There is no need to rush.

I think if you did a little reading, you should by now be very aware that this is scam. You don't even need more than 5 minutes to really get to know that this is scam.
Just browser through the scam accusations board.

These are people doing the same scam over and over again.
For example, their bloody wallets have same logos. 
Anyone who falls for this nonsense is a FOOL

If you closely look through their post histories they were purposely joining scam fork bounties so us to create confidence and make other people join.
Good thing is @Hellmouth42 has put a stop to their scam games by tagging both of them as they were clearly promoting scam even after clear warnings.

Good work Theb.

This 2 particular profiles are also mostly likely the scammer's alts if you look at their post histories, they have been in every scam thread of theirs bumping it and posting that it's not scam.

1. madlen2018 >>>> Post History



2. Willderk >>>> Post History


Anybody who can, please tag them too.

He used to be good and had lots of potential but not anymore. Easily bullied by aggressive strikers like Diego Costa and Suarez. Crumbles under pressure and very error prone when it comes to big matches
Ramos on the other side despite the red cards and yellow cards is a leader and fighter Madrid need right now. Imagine Ramos was not in Madrid at the moment  , I think the team would be in 6th place or something.

What happened: Fake airdrop of non-existent forked coin probably a phishing attempt.

Scammers Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2554960

ANN: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5115565.0
Archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20190301074538/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5115565.0

website: https://ethereum-constantinople.com/
Archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20190301074655/https://ethereum-constantinople.com/

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A. NON-EXISTENT FORK COIN

According to official information from Ethereum.org
It does not mention anywhere that there will be a new blockchain a result of Constantinople Fork. It only talks about an Ethereum network upgrade.


B. PHISHING WALLET

The so called Constantinople wallet's User Interface is an exact copy of the old MEW with minor changes.

OLD MEW



Constantinople Web Wallet



When asked why the wallet was similar to old mew, this was his response;


I didn't buy it.

C. GITHUB ACCOUNT

It was created only 7 hours ago, Long after the fork which has been discussed for months.
https://github.com/EthereumConstantinople
Airchived https://web.archive.org/web/20190301082421/https://github.com/EthereumConstantinople

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Additonal Notes

1. The web wallet was probably created to trick users into claiming the non-existent Constantinople airdrop while phishing their private keys and key store encryption keys
2. The software wallet provided could most probably a malware.

It depends on what strategy you are going to use.
Are you going to do short trading or you are planning to hold?

Also, for a beginning I would recommend you buy coins/tokens in at least the top 20 of the coinmarketcap. Most of them at least have much fluidity in exchanges and notable trade volumes.

Avoid bitcoin forks at all costs - There is only one bitcoin.

- NoScript(But i think it's available only on Firefox)
- Netcraft
- Https everywhere
- MinerBlock

Lol, This stupid scammers don't give up, do they?

What do you mean by stolen from .....?
Did this particular user steal from you or you are just indirectly trying to advertise your sales website too?
Why not just open up a scam accusation against the thief?

You can easily get scammed by the way.
I mean after getting your money, what will stop the seller from recovering the account from you through the forgot password function using an email or even claim to the support that his account was hacked, and he needs them to recover it for him?

Raphael Varane did the honors and scored the other own goal for Barca. Actually it was the first goal.
Feel like it's about time that kid left Madrid.

Yes your Binance password/passcode is different  from Authy backup passcode because authy is an entirely different thing from Binance.
Authy stores an encrypted copy of all your Authenticator accounts... if you lose your phone, It is that passcode you are going to use to recover your backups stored by authy so that you can get your 6 digit token for authentication.
It's more like an online cloud for your Authenticator accounts.

The 16 digit QR code from Google authentication is actually the recovery code... which you can write and keep somewhere safe. Since google authenticator does not offer cloud back, that is the code you use to recover your binance account.

Otherwise, once you set them up, both authentication apps will display a similar 6 digit token code every 30 seconds

 On ordinary casinos I use Bitcoin and Ether but there is a way I grew a liking for EOS based gambling DAPPS. In most cases I find myself using EOS. One thing I love about EOS is how transactions are carried out. No transaction fees. All you have to do is rent resources by staking a few of your EOS tokens which you can u stake anytime and get your EOS back.

Yes both can lead to addiction.
Its like try to drink alcohol for fun and drinking it due to depression. One eventually gets addicted either way when they over get used to it.