Just the fact that, as a teenager, you were already on this forum, even without much interest, suggests that Bitcoin led you to it and finally achieved it. But seriously, many people probably regret their frivolity towards Bitcoin, but we are among those who remain with it.
I also congratulate you, OP, on your date; you left twice, and the third time completely made you a real fan of the forum. But judging by your story, you are still very young, so you have time to experience many of the events that will happen with Bitcoin and let them turn out for the better for you.

I don't think that removing the negativity in the OP's post will make a person rich. Everything always depends on the person living in poverty and on his desire, and maybe the opportunity, to change his life. It’s very old to say that if you study and work, you will be noticed and you will succeed. Today, the world moves very quickly, and not everyone has time to obtain the knowledge that is in demand. The best thing you can do is not to scatter yourself in all directions in search of yourself, but to study one thing and improve your knowledge in order to become a truly experienced specialist.
I will repeat the expression that I read somewhere here: “It’s not scary that you were born poor; it’s scary that you remain poor.”

OP, are you one of those "lucky" people whose crypto is regularly attacked by robbers? Why were you trolling on Reddit? Probably because they didn't believe your story. Four years ago, your seed phrase was also stolen, but only from home.
You are directly attracting robbers to yourself, although four years ago you could have gained experience and been more careful.

story one: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/s/Mc1lHmTwrm

story two: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/18zkq6a/bitcoin_robbery/?rdt=51628

Will there be a third?

This is why I don't feel the need to refute people who say Bitcoin is a scam or other nonsense. Showing that you are interested in Bitcoin is tantamount to waving red flags to make people speculate about your funds, imagining a lot of money up for grabs. It's very frustrating to hear something like this when you know it's not true, but you have to choose one of two things: either you teach someone about crypto and leave a mark on yourself, or you pretend to be a cat lover and completely divert people's attention from your favorite preferences.

A person who has recently appeared on the forum will show himself in one form or another. If a person is inexperienced and writes some kind of post that will be sharply different from his earlier posts, it immediately arouses suspicion, doesn’t it? This is what happens most often when we see a newbie using AI.
But another newcomer, who from the first days proved himself to be an experienced person in crypto, is also very noticeable; I cannot remember a case when anyone doubted such newcomers. If we talk about an alternative account of a person with good knowledge, then observations show that either such people do not have an alternative account, or they do have one, and the person does not hide it.
Therefore, people who come to the forum as beginners but are full of knowledge are unlikely to experience discomfort in communication, while others are viewed under a large magnifying glass.
Is there a problem here?

Everything is much simpler than what you write, OP. The first rule for beginners is not to copy anything from the Internet to the forum without a source; we will learn all the other rules in the process. If you invite people to the forum, you don’t need to motivate them precisely by the fact that they can earn money here; this creates a rush and impatience to increase in ranks, and as a result, the creation of thousands of posts that are of no value due to a temporary lack of knowledge of the information.
I tried to invite people from my circle to the forum, but they are not ready for Bitcoin yet, saying that it is a bubble. I don't think I need to waste time on people who don't listen.
But yes, I always provide the forum address, but I don’t consider it necessary to lead them by hand. Anyone interested will find ways here on their own.

No, no, I don't want to offend you. And yes, it is normal that newcomers are interested in increasing their rank. I think everyone who came to the forum after the merit system was introduced remembers his first merit and the person who gave it to him, unless, of course, the merit did not come from an alternate account or was purchased.
But I would advise you to focus less on hunting for merit and communicate naturally on the forum without rushing things. Many have noticed that as soon as you let go of the passionate desire to obtain merit, they are attracted to you from all sides. Just communicate, and you will get what you are so excitedly waiting for.

I will not judge people who like to get on their nerves by trying their luck one day and playing in a casino. Sometimes you can have fun changing the picture in your everyday life. But we need to understand that when playing, we must be prepared for any results, so if we lose, we must be able to stop in time.
But when excitement overshadows everything and a person ceases to be adequate, putting all his last property on the line, this is where urgent help is needed so as not to lose the person’s health and sometimes his life.
What should choose to avoid going to such extremes? You need to know your temperament, and being a very hot gambler, limit your territory and not approach the casino.

For some reason, your friend confuses gambling with sports. In the latter, indeed, daily training leads to good results, and hard work is rewarded with victories. But gambling, in my understanding, is exactly the opposite. In addition to the fact that the player spends both time and money every day, he also falls into a gaming addiction, which can be compared to a drug addiction.
I don’t know where the luck is for your friend. But everyone is free to do what they want. But I'm truly sorry for your friend.

I'm not a miner, but I suspect this activity requires a lot of electricity. So many. Further, how can a person engaged in mining maintain confidentiality while simultaneously using large amounts of electricity? In my country, this is very clearly visible; if there is an oversupply, the question of where and why there is so much will arise, and there will also be a simple check that will show all the expenses.
I don’t know what happened to that guy; perhaps he was very talkative, but even if he tried to maintain confidentiality, he, as a miner in Russia, would not succeed. I regularly see in the news that one or another mining farm has been discovered that uses electricity from someone else’s enterprise.
Therefore, talking about anonymity or confidentiality is appropriate when you first see the Internet and have not yet written anything there.
But yes, you can try to be anonymous. But this requires a lot of experience and knowledge. I’m not sure that many people here, having social networks, fully understand how “confidential” they are.

4 or more Accounts Connected: (Note: Banned shown in red / Inactive in Blue/Active)

1. RIFAT001
2. HridoyHk_15 Autoban user
3. HeartHk_15
4. HEART001

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The account belongs to a large farm that was engaged in cheating. There are also cases of violation of the Ban evasion rule.
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And also another account belonging to this farm.

3. Siyamsk

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People tend to trust those who can be an example for them. If a person explains some subtleties in cryptocurrency to a beginner but is not an expert himself, a chain of people will follow him and will receive erroneous knowledge. Whether it is possible to convince such people depends on the people themselves and their independence in the search for knowledge. However, the best teacher is always one’s own experience, the desire to receive information from different sources, the evaluation of this information, and the correct conclusions.

OP, your recent threads show that you are concerned about merit. I understand your efforts to improve your rank, but you shouldn't be so frank.


It's sad to hear this. I witnessed how you despaired after having spent, or rather mistakenly lost, your last merits . But why save them? When you decided to return to the forum, weren’t you pleased to receive merit? Why should you have very high standards? Sometimes a post deserves attention just like that, and you shouldn’t regret the gift of a smile. There is a simple expression for this, and I think you will understand it: “Be simpler, and people will be drawn to you.”

OP, some people like to accumulate merit, and then, with a grandiose air, they like to create a topic for distributing merit, presenting themselves in some way as a merit source, and setting very strict conditions for posts that will be evaluated by them.


Weren't you the one who created a thread in your account's youth about how you feel obligated to reciprocate those who give you merits? If not, then I must have made a mistake. At that moment, I felt the same. And the fact that you were “accidentally” congratulated, I think, looked rather strange and stingy. We need to be simpler. 
Although this often happens, merits are exchanged within one's circle rather than simply given out for good posts.

You always wonder why people have so much free time to sit and create different dramas. There is an assumption that such people are clearly distinguished by limitations, if not physical, then certainly mental. After all, otherwise, normal people won’t just sit and spend time on gadgets or computers, blaming here and there people they never knew.
OP, do you have problems communicating offline? Who are you so offended by that you always say nonsense?
Sorry, but you have so much negativity in the reputation thread. Do you consider yourself a hero? At least here, right?

OP, your communication style is quite interesting, but your posts suggest that you are already quite informed about the value of Bitcoin, its volatility, and all the pros and cons. Why is there any doubt about investing a certain amount and being an eyewitness, a practitioner, and not an observer? I think it's nice to be on the same page with those who believe in Bitcoin and one day get some increase in their wallet, rather than remain in doubt and regret the missed time.
Yes, there are incidents when people lose, but mostly this happens due to inattention. If you are aiming for a long-term period and know all the aspects of storage, you should not be afraid; on the contrary, you should keep up with the times.

A child who wants to be led by the hand and, best of all, given a chest of money.
There is absolutely no desire to read and click on other similar links. Two similar threads have been deleted, but he is creating new ones.



https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6343/63437668.html
https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6343/63437639.html

There's nothing to consider here. The OP doesn't have any posts that would qualify as AI-written. I also checked all his posts several times. The manner of presentation is similar to some phrases that AI often uses, but we must first see the person and then understand that the AI was created by frequently used words in human speech.
OP, there is a thread where users complain about posts written by AI.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5456516.0

As you can see, not a single post of yours is there, and this does not mean that you were simply not noticed.

Moderators don't always delete AI posts. Just look at this account; it looks like nothing will stop him from using AI. And the moderators simply turn a blind eye.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3590890

I can't imagine how you can paraphrase 12, or even 24 words, and carry it all in your head. Probably, this person should have a phenomenal memory and confidence that nothing will ever happen to him. Although, can we know what awaits us even in an hour?
How often do we meet people who invent ways to store their seed phrases that are so stupid, and they subsequently suffer from their inventions? Everything simple has already been invented a long time ago; there is no need to go crazy.

People tend to blame everything and everyone for their failures. In the same way, you can say that drugs ruined someone's life or alcohol drove someone to madness. However, millions of other people live and, in no way, blame gambling or any gambling activity because they know how to properly manage and control their emotions.
I would say that gambling addiction, which is very difficult to stop, is an internal cause, so internal that psychological problems extend from childhood. You should always understand that all troubles and problems begin with yourself, and you should always look for the cause of failure in yourself. And until a person understands this and thinks that he is not able to change himself, his troubles will continue. As they say, “If you want to change the world, start with yourself.”