Yep, Yahoo is right. The OP is highly responsive and committed to her job. Such a top notch professional. She is to Community Management what Yahoo is to Signature Campaigns.

I don't think Jamal disappeared. It's just that he is confined to the bounty section and I guess it's because of the numerous red trust entrusted on him by some DT Members which can last a hungry shark for months. Well, I hope he becomes active once again.

The Chinese are really shooting themselves in the foot on this crypto thing just because they want to protect their Yuan currency. It's even more amusing to note that the same Chinese had the highest number of miners (in the last). With the ongoing trade war with the US, it's only a matter of time before they realize how badly the Yuan is hurt.

Today is Sunday - Christians with big faith, feel free to apply?

I concur with you on this, absolutely. Why would anyone give themselves up to chances in this crypto industry which is sadly riddled with scams. People should take calculated risk and not a blind one.

A fair price? That would be an arm and a leg. Perhaps the body organs could also get into it.

Morale: It is not worth trying at all.

Wouldn't that be asking too much to include localbitcoin, seeing that different countries have their specific localbitcoin sites? And leaving some out won't be all encompassing.

You used to be a manager yourself sometime ago. How come you don't know what Proof of Authentication means?   Anyway, Yahoo just explained it above. However, it beats me hallow why bounty managers aren't asking every participants to put their payment addresses on their profile so it will be easily ascertained who is cheating with accounts that aren't theirs. I have seen usernames enrolled in bounties where as the true users don't even know about such bounties. I think enforcing that payment addresses be put on profiles will combat cheating.

The registration for the bounty is not on the Google form or here in this forum. That's the difficulty.

Yes of course it is hurting the reason for the creation of Bitcoin if we all continue to hodl without making use if it as per peer2peer exchange. What gives a commodity its value is transaction. How would anyone know the value of Bitcoin if we don't put it out there on sale? Remember that the first transaction of Bitcoin was recorded with that 10,000btc exchange for pizza. Without that exchange it would've been impossible to record any transaction. So, dude free some Bitcoin and encourage mass adoption.

The application process isn't clear (or am I wrong?) and I guess that could be why participants aren't indicating interest.

Even Darkstar makes it a misquote 

The Globalcoin has turned to be a rumour. What Facebook has is Libra. Frankly speaking, I think it isn't going to be an all -win situation for Mark and his Facebook. It's a mixed reaction kind of thing. The first being that the banks will be heavily affected because of Libra as many advertisers on the Facebook platform will have to boycott the banks and deal directly with Libra. Secondly, a massive awareness about cryptocurrency has already been created now since the launch of Libra a few days ago. Thirdly, a lot of people will want to avoid using Libra because it may not guarantee anonymity which is what Bitcoin is about. Facebook has the data and information of its over 2billion users and can easily track them wherever they may be. This is sad, honestly.

It is going to be another stable coin like tether and the rest of the stable clones. I don't see anything much it will do apart from dealing a big blow to the banks as all Facebook advert spaces will be paid for with Libra. It's not a match for Bitcoin. It isn't even a match for Litecoin let alone Bitcoin. People shouldn't over hype it as coin that will have instant moon. After all, what is Facebook share worth compared to Amazon and Alibaba shares. The latter two are way higher, of course.

This so culture we always attribute to dead and long gone ancestors are obnoxious and should be jettisoned. I don't know why we worship these cavemen as ancestors, especially in Africa. Remember that these same ancestors longed to see our days and the phenomenal technologies. They should be the ones envying us and not the other way round.

"Beware of people posesing as a IQ OPTION Manger" (sic) as used in the title...

Who is trying to adulterate where Jesus was born?  . Thanks all the same for the snippet.

Yawns... Believe me, that outage would've passed unnoticed were it in Africa with all our attendant power problems.

I wouldn't trust McAfee on something that regards cryptocurrency. It isn't because of his cunning and  endless FUDS on Bitcoin it's simply because I know he isn't going to succeed on this. The simple reason being that the best literary critics are people who failed woefully at becoming authors. McAfee is best as crypto critic, and not someone that can help advance it.

I guess it's a click bait. OP earns a certain commission once someone clicks on that link. But beyond that, I think it's a bad idea asking people to click on "what not" at a time like this with virus/malware and phishing worries.

Welcome bro, how is Mr Biya doing over there. Kindly extend my handshakes to him. It's nice to have you here too and we hope with time we spread the cryptocurrency phenomenal to others in Africa.

Lol...My dear, being lazy isn't specific to any tribe in particular (this is my belief, anyway). However, the truth remains that we have very lazy people littered everywhere even in Europe too. So, it's not a naija thing alone. About the travel thing with Edo people, that's so true. But even travelling outside the shores of naija (or any country) doesn't mean that one isn't lazy sha o. I am an unprejudiced person. I relate with people on a personal note without the influence of their tribe or family background. Don't take my support of president Buhari's assertion that our youths are lazy as misleading. But that's true, sadly.