In that case, saying it's paid per post on the first page should be reviewed 👇

Sometimes the high offers come from relatively new accounts just to get quick patronage and not that they want to scam anyone. However, I got your point there and I think those trading on any exchange at all should be very careful and not rush to strike a deal with anyone. We know that exchanges have automated mechanism that makes traders exchange transactions without leaving that particular platform. This is why anyone trading should avoid any note asking them to drop phone number for easy and fast transactions or pm them on WhatsApp to speed things up. It's a trap. No one should fall for that. Just stick to the exchange. Confirm you received the money by checking your bank account (don't rely on SMS) once a buyer tells you they've sent it before releasing the coin. With that, everyone should be fine.

While your advice is golden, I can tell you for free that there are those who will still fall for what you've pointed out. To these ones, you're just blinking in the dark. To them, nothing attracts more than pyramid schemes or Ponzi schemes because of the unrealistic ROI they lure people with. Those who subscriber to Ponzi want easy and quick ROI and that's h they fall victims. Now is the time to catch the greedy ones. Scammers know this and will always restrategize their modus operandi for such a time like now.

That's the worst place anyone can direct anyone to try for free Bitcoin or any other cryptos for that matte in this present day. In the past, faucets used to be a thing as they were a bit generous and those who patronized them accumulated and withdrew something tangible. I had a memorable experience in 2017 with one too. I think Freebit.coin or so. This day, even when one finds a faucet that pays, it's always in annoying bits that's not worth one's time. Before one even gets to the withdrawal limit, it's almost like ages.

While I acknowledge OP's generosity in tempering justice with mercy and granting banned users another opportunity to prove their worth of getting back here, I'm also interested in seeing how the issue of accounts that got banned for evasion because they were connected/linked to accounts that got banned for plagiarism will be resolved.

This is the one that we help many of us who've already taken position and bought in. Please, no one should advise others not to FOMO 😂. We need price to speedily rally up. Even if I'm joking here, I'm still serious on this. How else do we think price rallies up if not through FOMO? We've continued to say it here that members should get on the bus now before 2024 because it's going to be a massive bull run but there are some who are still unperturbed about it. Wait till the chase begins and then they join in the mad rush to push price further north. It's a usual thing.

I like the way you put these things out here bluntly. There's no diplomacy is calling out falsehood. Looking at what OP stated there, mere looking at the site domain, one can see scam clearly written over it. My bewilderment lies in why people don't ask questions before embarking on some of these inglorious investments first. They only get to ask after the milk had been spilled.

OP, you're intentionally living out your moniker – Shenanigan 🤔. That's truly what you're proving by attempting to drag theymos on an issue he already explained the new modalities to ending future repetition of the same hiccup. Anyway, be rest assured that theymos won't respond here. I will be shocked to the marrows if he does. Theymos takes his time before responding to very critical issues. We can't say what you've here is critical. For me, it's trivial.

Every nobody is a somebody and every somebody is a nobody. As paradoxical as that comment is, there's a line of truth lying therein. Examples of truth as painted in the latter abound in morgues.

Besides learning and acquiring the set skills for trading, the second top most priority of things newbies should do is purge themselves of that mindset characteristic of believing that trading is a shortcut to riches. No, it's not. Though people can quickly get rich through that process, it doesn't mean that everyone who goes into trading will.

If you know that a trending token will have no value in the foreseen future and you want to risk it to flip your capital, that's understandable risk. You can take it and bear the consequences (if they come). Sadly, that's a hard part in cryptos because it's full of uncertainties. No one knows for sure where any token/coin is headed. We can only speculate and that's why most times we take profit too early. We just want to safeguard our capital invested. So, merely investing and hodling shouldn't always be canvassed but at what point should one get out. Not even Bitcoin doesn't make one's portfolio look pretty every time. It depends at what level one goes in.

No one thinks of what they're to others when they're battling issues beyond them. I just hope
BlackHatCoiner is well and the personal reason they gave that made them quit here isn't health related. That's the only part that saddens me when I read about people leaving this forum or any other social gathering. Health issues can make someone distraught. Other than that, people are free to come and go here without giving out details of their actions.

They can count their losses if they sold and market begins to rally up. What if they sold prior to bear season, they will be happier they did. It's a two way thing. It's either this or that when it comes to Bitcoin; and by extension, life. Nothing is really cast in stone. We shouldn't make it look like it's automatic profit once we invest in Bitcoin. Being in profit in it will depend on when one buys. Anyone buying Bitcoin now is more likely getting into profit than into loss.

Most times, what watching screen does is getting into our emotions and messing the whole thing up as we panic and sell off prematurely when we have correction, thinking it's a change in trend.

It's this, "No risk no reward" thing that will make a whole lot of difference among hodlers as we approach this incoming bull run. We're going to have those who will not want to risk much but we expect to earn as much as those who risked much. It's a recipe for disaster because fearful investors will want to put their $20 in tokens they think will cancel out so many zeroes and give them unbelievable ROI. It will cause them to invest in shitcoins because of its cheap price. At the end, the risk they take becomes needless risk.

My advice to newbies reading this now is to stick to Bitcoin. The reward to risk may not be much but their investment will be intact and in expected increase. However, anyone investing should invest what they can afford to lose. Don't over risk it.

Quick one. Make I congratulate you first for your rank up. You don try. Two crayfish for you!

Back to the issue. You delayed to this point before taking position on Bitcoin? Is that what you're saying? Well, it's never too late. I took a position on Bitcoin and threw in huge cash a few weeks ago when it was still in that $30k – $34k range. I regretted when I didn't do it when it stalled at $22k – $23k. So, buying now shouldn't also be seen as FOMO; it's a reality of price rallying up in preparation for bull run. All you've to do is watch price levels and be buying in bits once there's correction. That's what I would do if I were you.

That's true, and I'm one of those who strongly believe that this industry depends largely on Bitcoin. That's why we get to find the market dip tremendously whenever Bitcoin dumps. Only a few alts escape such dips whenever it happens. The knowledge of this is what makes me believe this industry isn't going anywhere, at least not until Bitcoin disappears. It's hard for the powers that be to destroy Bitcoin and that's what's keeping this industry going.

That's what's going to make it bewildering. I won't be shocked of the many in this forum reading all the gamuts of topics on this Bitcoin halving but who are going to miss out on this bull run. People usually take for granted information given out to them for free. You know that feeling of nothing good comes cheap, right? The naysayers and watchers will think this is another passing comment not to be taken seriously.

Yes, that should be the attitude. No one here has any excuse of not hodling for the run. At a time like this it's good to get Bitcoin and leave it through 2024 to 2025. Those who are going to scalp the market are not likely to be as profitable as those who will hodl for long.

I beg to differ on this. While I know you're generic in that comment, I also have read others toe that line of thought, but that doesn't apply in all cases. We should know that there are people who don't give a hoot about the seedphrase of others. I've created several wallets for people without even having a peep into what they've there. Some I activated physically in their presence while others I did online for, several distance apart, and I never bothered to ask. I only made sure they knew what to copy and from where. I've bought Bitcoin and other cryptos for people without owing or having access to their wallets after creating those wallets for them. Doing that and making sure they don't reveal their seedphrases to me is my own way of instilling in them that thought process of Not Ever Revealing their seedphrase to anyone, no matter who. "If as a mentor I didn't allow you reveal to me, what else will make you reveal to anyone else?" That's the way I put it to them.

What's in the offing for me in El Salvador besides BTC? That's the first question I would ask myself if I ever contemplate being her citizen. I know that life doesn't start or end with Bitcoin and so I've to weigh other options. I don't like the idea of El Salvador, to start with. There are countries I won't want to live in despite how well planned or organized people think that system is. The United States of America is one of them. I don't like the proliferation of arms there and won't want to always be scared of random maniacs who would shoot at people with the least provocation. Some of them even do it for fun, not out of provocation. The road rage there is out of this world. Besides infrastructural development and nice government, peace of mind isn't something to be toiled with. This isn't denigrating the US, after all it's far and way ahead of my country but I'm just stating my POV.

Nice catch. OP thinks here's a forum peopled by ignoramuses.

I'm also of the same opinion as that which you displayed there. No one will willfully give out what fetches them money to random strangers just like that. Anyone promising that makes their story sound too good to be true. That's why we should always verify whatever we intend going into. Never be in a rush. That hasty decision is what scammers capitalize on to catch their preys.

Of course, what you said there is a given. This is a more reason that we ought to surround ourselves with people of like minds. There should be a reason for friendship or acquittances. For me, it's boring discussing one's passion with people who aren't exposed to such. It can even breed envy or getting labelled arrogant among such people. Avoid anyone who tends to see you as dreaming too big. That's a major red flag. For this forum, yes it's a succour. This is where I first cut my teeth in this industry and it has helped tremendously in the way I see investments, not just cryptos.