Why go somewhere far and ask who bought earlier and then sold or lost, forgot or donated. Many people among us received bitcoins on the forum, bought bitcoins. And then they sold or simply lost interest in the forum, their accounts are simply dead today. I read the message histories of many legends on this forum. Many had hoped for big profits, but despite this, for one reason or another, people were forced to sell their assets.
This is, I think, life, we cannot look into our future, we cannot but make mistakes. Another thing is important. It is important to draw the right conclusions and not make the same mistakes today.
And to regret very much that you lost and could have, this is the easiest path to madness.

This is not a valid QR code, a valid one has the position boxes at 3 corners (top left, top right and bottom left). You have one at bottom right corner which shouldn't be there.
So this is either invalid or it is rotated 90 degrees clockwise or maybe it is mirrored horizontally. That means we already have 3 different possibilities.

The second problem is that if it is rotated or invalid, the mask pattern is missing which means we can not begin to decode the data that we already have if we don't have the "key" needed to decode it.
We could decode using all patterns which adds another 8 possibilities.

You're already missing a lot of characters, this also adds more cases to check increasing the complexity even more.

Well, it depends on whether you are using clearnet mixers or darknet mixers. In the former case, you can try to hide your real IP with any available VPN providers, but it doesn't guarantee that they will not share your IP with governments. You can hide your IP by accessing mixers through TOR, but it will not protect you if used incorrectly. There are many ways you can reveal your real identity even while using onion networks. Some bitcoin mixers are subject to regulation, which means they are forced to keep logs. And they will share your IP address if or when asked. So, before using any bitcoin mixers, make sure they have a zero-logs policy and won't keep your data. Again, all that requires trust in third parties. Imagine a situation in which a bitcoin mixer is silently collecting all the data about the correlation between transactions and IP addresses and later gets shut down by law enforcement agencies. If you weren't hiding your IP while mixing, you are going to face some problems regardless of whether you were involved in an illicit activity or not.

You may not make a decision based on those people, I may not make a decision based on those people neither, but there are some newbies that will make a decision based on those people unfortunately. We would want bitcoin to be doing a lot better but those "bitcoin will go to zero" type of people scare all the newbies, if you are barely in the crypto world and you see a crash happening (in reality it is just a correction here and we have seen worse volatility) and you see people talking about how it is going to zero, you may get tricked into believing they are telling the truth.

Anyone who spends some time on bitcoin will know that even if we crash from here, we are going to be 50k+ or even 100k+ eventually in few years anyway, so anyone who knows bitcoin doesn't get out and puts all their money they can spare into bitcoin in order to keep getting richer in the future. All the people who have done this are much richer these days, and if you do it now, you will be richer in the future too, we know this.

If investor needs their sanity to be at it premium they should for now take time-off Bitcoin price, today its high at maybe $37k price and tomorrow $27k at less than that some investor sells then if the price the next day maybe goes up they regret, I think the price may not get to $40k dollars that is when its increase, but if the price is decreasing it will not go down to below $20k.

Maybe you should use search engine if you don't get answer in this thread, I think the reason why exchanges delisting other coins is either the trade volume in each coin is getting lower and lower each day, so normally if the coin is not yet active or having few traders it is normal that exchanges delisting it, also add the fact that some coins now are being sued or having allegations by SEC, we should know that when this thing came up it really affects the position and image of the coin.

I think that the words of the US government will have an impact on bitcoin, and most importantly, we know that this government does not want to eliminate the dependence of the people of the world on the dollar, and this is what makes bitcoin a restriction.
And in any case, it is the people around the world who maintain bitcoin and its identity
and the rise in bitcoin prices in the coming weeks is not unexpected.

For my years here ? FUDders are part of my daily engagement , because for me The market proves how great it is when FUDs are around.
Healthy environment and strong market indicates this.

Actually they are indication and will Give is More believe in our community and investments .

wow how suspicious, time to understand what is good VPN and what is not. If your VPN leaks it in this website, it's complete sh*t Learn more about cybersec so you don't have to be scared or spooked all the time

This site is made to tell if you are trying to spoof yourself or use any antidetect software. Basicaly a small antifraud check. And that is why I'm asking to show proof of not using VPN. Bacause you kids use shitty VPN's
Anyhow, low knowledge about cybersecurity makes you see spooky things. A person who understands is not afraid to enter a website. Unless he dumb enough to use InternetExplorer Then please, don't use the internet, it's too dangerous for stupid people

Those restrictions were imposed almost a decade ago. The government was looking to shore up the collection of tax revenue and some of the officials were concerned that PayPal is being used to transfer payments to Indian freelancers from foreign nations and most of this money doesn't show up in tax returns. Therefore they removed most of the PayPal functionalities in India. For example, in India you can't store any money in your PayPal account. You can only make or receive payments through PayPal, using your bank account or credit card. But nowadays most of the freelancers here are getting their payment in Bitcoin or Ethereum instead of PayPal.

Even though Bitcoin is rather pseudo-anonymous than completely anonymous, it is still possible for a user to maintain a decent level of anonymity if that user is aware of good privacy practices and can use available tools the right way. Transactions in Bitcoin do not contain any identity code, what they do contain is basically the information about inputs and output. Inputs and outputs are not connected to any identities, they are just pieces of code that contain information about the amount of bitcoin and the spending conditions. The information about IP addresses is stored neither in transactions nor in the blockchain itself. However, there are many other ways you can accidentally reveal your IP address. For example, when you check your transaction using clearnet block explorer, your transaction ID could be associated with your IP address.

Will probably regret selling last year. No, definitely would regret doing so.
How will you foresee such thing? Imagine a currency will have such expensive market value. A currency having no physical appearance. A currency which is decentralized as we all know. Ofcourse if this would come to reality, the smallest population will be the only ones to know. It is easy to say "I am one of those who believe that it's market value will be - - - - - - - someday", but not all people could really anticipate and be patient until that day come, which is the truth.