It does not look like you've staked your BTC address anywhere. Have you? Your best bet is to contact the admins, but without such an address that can be used as proof of ownership I don't think you're going to get your account back. Uninstall that Bitcointalk app ASAP.

Your account is hacked. Post its URL.

You apparently know nothing about it and are most definitely not capable of knowing everything, thus I doubt anyone would think that to begin with.

Completely incorrect assumption and statement. Continuing to derail this thread isn't going to help you come to solution either. Then again, bagholding all that garbage must be painful.

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How much time have you spent writing these replies?

Whenever something like this happens you should make a stronger push back, and apply even stricter measures on all your campaigns.

The amount of butthurt that you're displaying isn't even funny, it's just pathetic.

Throwing tamper tantrums is not going to help you gain any credibility.

You persist with making assumptions when you clearly lack adequate knowledge about this forum. If you delete your PM, it is not gone. The other party still has it, thus it remains in the database. If both parties delete the PM, then it still likely to be found in a backup. However, accessing these backups is hard and time consuming. Therefore, theymos would not likely do it for some random account.

Vitalik is a corporate sellout/idiot, yes.

The posts are on-topic. Ironically, now you're the one who is breaking the forum rules.

There's nothing wrong with that. Actions have consequences, and consequences tend to be nice lessons when you fail to educate yourself on time. There's some much irony in here that it's almost funny.

Had you been reading what I was writing, instead of focusing replying, you'd know that this has already been mentioned. There are two people that might be able to help you, if you are unable to provide anything substantial that is considered evidence here.

I am talking about the account Dorky, which is quite old. Do you mean to imply that you've not used any altcoin address via PM? PGP key? DOX?

That isn't helping you. You're wasting your time by not thinking about the solution.

I am. However, given your way of conducting I see no reason to serve you potential solutions on a platter. Therefore, I'm pushing you towards the direction that you need to be going. Instead of writing nonsense, and making complaints, use your head and think:

This shouldn't take a few minutes of tinkering to figure out if you can answer with or without proof. I'll jump start you: think about the contents of your PMs.

I can't. You've poked my cat.

No.

If you don't have a Bitcoin address, go away.

Is not something that I have implied / is something you've made up / you're a liar.



The more you post, the more inconsistency I see. Then again, this behavior is often found with people involved in the shitcoin section and their delusions which derive value out of nothing. I do wonder if you actually are who you claim to be.

There's a very good reason for which that was posted -> you've failed. Are you really unable to provide any proof whatsoever that you're the original owner?

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Disclaimers:
There were cases of people attempting to hijack accounts by claiming they were hacked (recent, aTriz).
I wouldn't be surprised if there were cases of sold accounts being recovered by claiming they were hacked.

If you think that a fork, especially Segwit2x, means *free coins* then you have a fundamentally flawed understanding of what is going to happen. Additionally, the (altcoin creation) fork is not due till sometime November.

That has literally nothing to do with naivety. If you don't value and works towards your own security, then you should feel the consequences of your own actions.

I've explicitly used the wording 'pretty much' and not 'all', but you seem too fond of your fallacies to come up with an actual counter argument.

Looks like someone doesn't like uncomfortable truths.

Let me shorten it into layman terms for you, had you not been a idiot and (allegedly) wasted your time with shitcoins, then this would already have been solved (or never happened to begin with). I am not surprised that you couldn't sacrifice 30 seconds of your *valuable* time to secure your account.

I can, by tagging the account thus rendering it *almost useless*. However, I am absolutely in no way convinced that you are the original owner. No address = no help from anyone other than potentially admins. IP matches are more often not proof of anything.

The only thing ridiculous in this thread is your naivety and knowledge. There is a very good reason for which signed messages are being asked for account recovery.

Pretty much every service online allows you to do that.

It is not.

.useMethod.preventHacks(IamLeet) Sigh, people.

As always, nice looking moon bar. You should rather keep it in that pouch. Watching.

Don't you have enough? Go away.

Quoted and verified.

That's the best way to tell whether your opinion is valid or not. However, for true price discovery the auction must not have: a) High starting bid. b) Absurd reserve price. Only then you could truly find the current (*est.) market value of the piece. I would like to see them on auction as well.

4.84% is dramatic? This is nothing but normal, everyday movement.

Well, given that the fee is often 1% (if not lower) and given the mentioned reasoning, I think the individual would be tempted when escrowing almost any kind of *non trivial* (of which the definition will be quite different depending who you ask).

Correct. If only everyone had a similar mindset, plenty of scams could have been avoided.

Wrong. I've said a combination of both, and it's trivial to prove that you're the original owner. If you plan to both change your email and password, you might as well prepare a staked address.

This one was the right call from KWH, whether you like it or not.

I think it is adequate as is, given the uniqueness of the message but yeah.

I don't see anything wrong with his feedback. Given the data that we've gathered over the last few months/years, the following:

appearing at the same time ended up being a hacked/stolen/purchased account in the super majority of cases. Sometimes it is combined with a very noticeable change in writing. For example, I've tagged someone today who had the following two and started writing Indonesian suddenly even though they were usually writing English & German. The account mentioned in this thread is much more dangerous as it has both trusted and unstrusted positive ratings.