Market cap when it comes to crypto doesn't mean much because of the ever-changing circulating supplies. To show that things have been very different since their last all-time highs in 2018

NEOs Market cap was at $2Billion, Gas' marketcap was at $800M.

Not that easy because a scammer would have to spend lots of Bitcoins just gain exposure and maybe some reputation, also having members use your platform to send huge amounts of money takes a very long time, but it's mostly with newbies. Old members in this forum prefer old trusted mixers. I think a one smartmixer.io pulled off such an exit scam and took someone's 10 BTC.

He made a mistake to mixer all the Bitcoins at once through a not so trusted mixing service that was still new.

Back in the day when NEO was still a hot item and was also at one point dubbed the Ethereum killer, the Price of NEO was higher than that of its utility token NEO gas. To put this into context. On 15th January 2018, NEO recorded an all-time high of $198 while NEO GAS recorded an all-time high of $92 on the same day

NEO price was 3 times over that of NEO GAS and yet today GAS is trading at the same price with NEO and even sometimes higher than it.

Why is GAS pumping hard and NEO so much? Have the people trading a NEO utility token GAS decided to believe in it more than native coin NEO?

They have been in operation since 2014. Probably one of the few old exchanges left that refused to introduce KYC on their platforms. They only became more reorganized recently when they started a signature campaign. IMO, I would trust them more than the like of Changenow, Changelly etc.

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I saw the status of the issue on BestChange. They (Changenow.io) claim they have refunded OP his funds. It would be nice if OP came around and updated us.

It probably has something to do with the case.

So Changenow.io responded a few hours back claiming that they refunded the customer who was complaining. He would have to confirm with us if they refunded him. I really don't understand why the support had to make it so hard for the customer even after he submitted what was required of him.

Can't you just get it?

We are tired of you shilling your "prop firm" here and there using your alternate accounts. it's probably scam (Cryptofundtrader.com)
I mean just look at your post history - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;threads;u=3550769;sa=showPosts

And then you alternate accounts
1. ameliabrw ---> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5470934.msg63021497#msg63021497
2. sam5tay ---> https://ninjastic.space/post/63083638
3. Joseph09 ---> https://ninjastic.space/post/63094695

There's some activity in the past few months, but not as much as it was midway this year. It might be worth a short opening an issue there.
Maybe it's because not, so many people use the wallet?

Is there a place where a suggestion can be made Bitcoin.org regarding the wallets, or they just choose what to put there and what not to put?

The hype is meant to bring in clueless and excited newbies to buy the tokens that will hold no value in the next few months due to Fear Of Missing out while the early buyers or what I usually call money grabbers walk away with the valuable Bitcoins, Ethereum, USDT.
They always follow the same pattern.

Classic pump and dump scam, and it's an old trick we know here. It was rife during the 2017 bull run period, and Bittrex was the exchange this pump and dump scammer would mostly use. The trick is, they buy the coins in advance and then announce that the coin is going to pump at a specific time. When the time arrives, gullible people rush to buy the coins because of FOMO and in the due process, the scammers unload the useless shitcoin on them and then move on to the next one.

I stop using Brave browser when Binance acquired them, started asking for KYC and filling up their browser with ads plus pushing unnecessary notifications. They went completely the opposite of what they had initial promised because of money greed.
Firefox still remains the best browser In my opinion.

Took them so long lol. Are there people still holding this shitcoin? 

Exchanges always care about the profits they will make from trading fees and withdrawal charges. They don't give a damn about the legitimacy of the project. They only start to think about delisting the shitcoins once the trading volumes have plummeted.

So Mr. or Ms Short trader, You said you made a call for your followers to short YGG/USDT. Based on the time you made this post, it means the call was made somewhere on the rectangle right behind the yellow crossing lines.

What leverage did you use?

I hope your followers had their stop losses on, otherwise it's not looking good for them 

It's a tracer, You will see it at the top of your dashboard once you sign up. Just like a block explorer, the tool is free if you know what to do. But OP can create a bounty in the platform and other people will do the tracing for him in exchange for an incentive (paid in ARKM tokens)

Alternatively, he can try other contacting other blockchain analysis services like Chainlysis at a price.

If your client can afford to use one of those crypto tracing services, then I suggest he uses them to trace the last known address of that scammer
I just did a quick look through using Arkham and after along trail, I ended up with two address, One depositing to a remitano address and the other to a Binance address.

This is a screenshot of part of the trail

Please hire an expert.

There is a chain of addresses/transaction after that address in a short time frame. It appears as though the person was trying to hide the transaction trail.

How did you end up in this situation, was the “client” trying to pay you for some goods or services?

By event, are you talking about trading competitions like OKX Summer Trading Competition or Bybit's WSOT 2023 or are you looking for a platform to do mock/ demo trading. For the latter this is available in most platforms such as Binance, Bybit, MEXC etc.

Since this post was made on Sunday, I believe the glitch has something to do with Daylight saving time. If you look carefully, the drawing on the graph fell back an hour from 2AM and then went on normally.

Check out the No KYC p2p exchanges if KYC verification or handing over your personal data to a crypto exchange is a big deal

1. Localcoinswap.com
2. bisq.network (this one is unique and fully decentralized)
3. hodlhodl.com
4. Agoradesk.com
5. localmonero.co
5. peachbitcoin.com (has a certain limit of volume of trades)

A trader who says he has an awesome working and profitable strategy but then goes to look for members to join his VIP group for a fee gives me a clue that something is wrong. Mostly, that the strategy doesn't work at all, and he is just looking for people to collect fees from and sell them the lie.

People with excellent strategies don't even bother talking about or selling them off because they can make a tone of money out of it in silence. And about shorting coins that are overbought, it's not a secret. Just go check out the funding rates of coins that have been pumping recently and are now in the overbought level. You will see a pattern.

You think?

Then you probably don't know much about wallet security or haven't even read through all the replies in this thread. You chose to stay ignorant. That's on you.

eToro is a wallet? And who the hell uses Coinbase wallet?