It is not the rule that is contradictory, but your understanding of the rule. The rule doesn't prohibit having multiple accounts; it prohibits using them when one is banned.


What part of this rule is unclear to you? To clarify, YES, you are permitted to have more than one account on the platform. NO, you are not allowed to use them as long as one or more of your accounts are banned. YES, you can continue to use them all after your ban is lifted.

I'm still on the fence about whether he actually misused the trust system, but even if he did, it's related to his DT status. When it comes to his merit-source status, we should only look at how he's using merits. Is there any evidence that he's leveraging his merit-source status to push a political agenda?

Unfortunately, the Search Personal Messages function only works with received messages in your "Inbox", not with "Outbox". So, I don't think there is an easy way right now, except to manually go through all the pages in your outbox and use the search function in the browser (F3) for a quick keyword search.

CoinRoyale kampanja ima slobodnih mjesta za nekoliko novih članova Sr. Member+ ranga.

Max 25 postova tjedno. Nema minimuma. Postovi u Local sekcijama se broje u tjednu kvotu.

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How do you define a 15% fluctuation? It depends on the timeframe you're looking at.  I'm guessing you want to set some kind of alert or trigger if the price jumps around that much.  The more advanced trading platforms let you set stop-losses and take-profit orders and stuff like that, so when the price hits whatever target you picked, it'll automatically sell or buy or whatever.  Thats probably the easiest way to automate what you're talking about and  

However, if you need something more custom, you'd have to set up your own trading bot.  It uses the exchange's API to check the prices and execute trades programmatically based on the rules you set up.  So yeah easy way is use the platforms built-in orders.  If you want full control, make your own bot.  Just depends how sophisticated you want to get with it.

So, how do you explain the problem you're facing? It doesn't have to be that you're using a fake wallet, but if you can't access the funds on your wallet even though other independent blockchain explorers show that the transaction is confirmed and you claim that the receiving address is correct, the only remaining explanation is that the problem is with your wallet.

I think keeping things simple makes the most sense here.  Just sending the prize money directly seems easier and avoids extra hassle and,  let's be real, many members probably won't love sharing personal info just to get a reward.  Giving prizes to voters could mean more cheating attempts, too, which isn't ideal for the contest's credibility.  But I guess if it gets more people pumped up and involved that's a plus! Having clear rules on who can vote could help limit fake accounts messing things up.

This is useless advice in the conditions of high fees on the bitcoin network. It just makes things more complicated by adding extra steps and fees when the goal is to pay less in fees.  I mean, jumping through hoops only to end up in the same spot but with higher costs? Makes no sense.  If the aim is lower fees, then forget the pointless crypto swaps and look into simpler, practical options.

[banned site] kampanja se ponovno nastavlja i trenutno ima slobodnih mjesta za nove članove.
Plaća se maksimalno 25 postova tjedno. Nema minimalnog zahtjeva. Postovi u Local sekciji se broje u tjednu kvotu.

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When people first start gambling, they get caught up dreaming about scoring it big.  But let's be real - the casinos and bookies are the ones who end up benefiting in the end.  Most of the time when people lose, they try to forget about it and only focus on those rare wins that keep them hooked and  we've all been there before, chasing those wins.  Everyone's got their own tale when it comes to gambling.

I've been gambling for a while now, longer than I'd probably like to confess.  It's been several years since I tried betting with bitcoin, so even if I broke even, which I doubt, Id still be down in dollars.

That is not correct! Mixing services don't magically clean your coins; they merely obfuscate their origins, which could raise even more red flags with certain services. By using the mixer, you exchange your coins with someone else's, which can be equally or even more "tainted." This is precisely why the whole idea of "dirty" coins is pointless.

My guess is - ban evasion:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5474285.msg63168181#msg63168181

Well, this whole thing sucks.  While their last forum activity was on November 12,  it's unclear if they even saw your first message. However, I think it is important to point out that they seem unresponsive across all communication channels. I mean, we have no clue what's actually going on there.

Unfortunately, we can't really do anything else right now. Obviously, the best thing is to caution community and to let everyone know what's happening so they're careful if they use their services until we hear something from their side!

Hopefully CryptoMixer will get back to us soon so we can get this fixed.

"Buddy" is already gone. Won't be coming back. At least, not with this account.  


https://bpip.org/Profile?id=1972243

Agreed.


Huh, considering how many Elons there are out there, so who knows, right? You might actually be telling the truth. 

[banned mixer] kampanja opet ima slobodno mjesto za jednog Hero/Legendary člana.

Over my time on this forum, I've witnessed enough to confidently vouch for the trustworthiness of both icopress and LoyceV in this matter. I trust their judgment and their assurance that they've verified the signed messages validating the [banned mixer] reserve funds.

So if I understand correctly what you're asking - you want tips on the best way to sell off your stash of 200 bitcoins you've got, right? You're even willing to offer a discount to move them quick.  I seriously doubt you actually have that much BTC.  But hey, on the off chance you do probably the first thing I'd try is making a post over on the Currency exchange board in the marketplace section here.  Could find somebody interested in doing an in-person swap for cash depending where you're located.  I'd say split it up into smaller chunks too when selling, instead of trying to unload it all at once.  And be extra careful avoiding scammers attracted to a big score like that and  maybe even consider using an escrow service to make sure you actually get paid if dealing with an online buyer.

The amount of bitcoin someone should hold isn't just about how much money they got.  It's a personal choice based on what you want and  there's no magic number of Bitcoins that's right for everyone.  It depends on your own situation and your goals. 

Instead of worrying about how many bitcoins to have, maybe think about other ways to improve your financial situation overall.  What good is stacking satoshis if you're so broke you can't pay the bills or eat?

Bitcoin isn't some cure-all that works for everybody.

Addiction's no joke, wheather it's drugs or gambling. Both mean you just can't stop, no matter how bad you wanna.  With drugs, getting hooked is part physical - your body needs that fix.  Gambling's different cuz it's all in your head. The main thing is, addicts are always chasing after that high or rush they get from their habit, whether its drugs gambling, or something else.



That's some made-up, bullshit story. I once knew a guy who also liked to create such tales for no particular reason. Probably thought it made him look cool in social scenes or whatever. People are weird!