It's a little bit annoying to use this website.
Whenever I click on Home or Shop in the menu, it opens up a new page.

It's good to see more PvP games on Steem though, Steem Monsters was getting a bit boring for me anyways.

To give them a bit of credit, they have excluded volume from certain exchanges in the past and have done so for a pretty long time.




Now, there's a lot of fake volume that still slips through, but I think it's a bit harsh to think that CMC deliberately chooses to publish faked volume.
CMC has nothing to gain from 'beefing up' these stats (at first sight at least), I think it's just a question of having the ability to properly investigate these incidents.

I could be wrong though, perhaps there is some form of collusion going on between CMC and certain exchanges.


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@mindrust

Sure it could be that they're 'part of the scam', as you mention, but where is the proof?

I've only read a couple of articles on Publish0x, but that interface is pretty annoying.
You constantly see those tips on the right bottom side of your screen.

I think I'm just sticking with Steemit for the moment, I'm finally at a point where I'm earning decently for most of my articles, sometimes even getting $70 for them, without using bots!

Scam accusations seemed to be resolved for the most part, but you're completely correct about them being unprofessional for shutting down unannounced.
With resolved, I mean that staff from the website itself at least answered the person making the accusation, which usually shows that it might have been a mistake.

I know that Crypto-Games allows players to contact them when they have problems with gambling addiction and they'll ban that player's IP address if they want it.
I think there are perhaps other casinos that offer similar arrangements, but I personally can't think of any examples.

The least that casinos should offer is a link to gambling addiction resources or a helpline.
Most of them do that luckily.

Thanks for mentioning that, had never heard of this project of yours before. Looking into buying a seat from an existing member.

OP, I do think this is a pretty good idea, if you get decent value for your subscription, I would be interested in joining when it's operational.
I just think it would be cool to have a number of different coins sent to your various wallets each month.

Just to see, after a year or so, what kinds of profit those have generated.

I know you can easily buy them yourself, but having it arranged by a third party was make it a bit less time-consuming.

Very unlikely, because the idea just isn't very good...

I would never use a forum like that, there are far better ways to come into contact with possible clients.
Sure, here the services boards do work, but that's largely because most of the services are tied to other aspects of this forum.

A forum dedicated purely to freelancers? I really don't think there's enough demand for that...

Well that went by quicker than expected
Congrats to DanCoin for winning 3.33 LTC, at current prices that's not too bad!

Deepl's translator is one of the best there is for personal use.
In some cases, I can't even spot the difference from a translation made by humans.

Try it out for yourself, I use it a lot to translate foreign articles.

https://www.deepl.com/en/translator

Hmm, i don't know if I agree with the conclusion of the article's author.
He's basically saying that Cryptopia now has better security because they've been hacked and have implemented new security measures.

While also stating that other exchanges might have unknown vulnerabilities, because they have not been hacked.

I personally think that there are at least a couple of exchanges that have never been hacked, just because they have good security from the get-go.
Anything can be hacked, let that be clear, but the amount of damage that can be done can greatly be limited if proper cold storage is set-up.

Oh okay, if that's the case then you're already doing quite well considering you've only just started.
I'll definitely think about it, the only issue I'm currently having is coming up with great content for which people would actually pay to read it.

I generally write free content at the moment, which I publish on the Steem blockchain, so making the switch to paid content isn't as easy.

How the hell can you have a profitable strategy for a game that has a negative house-edge?
It's impossible that your strategy will be profitable in the long term and trying to sell it as "a profitable strategy" is just the same as scamming people.

Just forget about it, you don't have anything worth selling.

So they decide to lock bounty rewards after they basically had promised to pay them?
Is that normal? I've never participated in any sort of bounty campaign, so I don't know if it's common practice.

Just seems that it's a highly deceptive thing to do. They basically change the terms of their agreement on a whim.

Usually I tend to use a Dutch Bitcoin exchange to cash out my Bitcoin to my bank account, but since that isn't really an option for you I would suggest Neteller.
I've been using them for quite some time too and never encountered any problems.

You can even get a Mastercard with them and use that to pay with your Bitcoins or withdraw money at ATM's.
Might be the safest method on your case, since you mention that Bitcoin is illegal in your country.

The problem with this is that you'd basically need every gun manufacturer to be on board with it or it simply wouldn't work.
Try getting gun manufacturers from non-US countries to implement such a system, it's basically impossible.

Even if every gun manufacturer would be on board, then you would still have the chance that guns and ammunition fall off the radar.
Stock can easily disappear, either from within the factory or from transport, happens all the time.

While I can't give you any info about the number of visitors you'd get, I do have some statistic of how many referrals I get through my signature campaign.
Mind you, I make around 26 - 30 posts per week and with that I generally get around 1 - 5 referrals each week.

It has slowed down a little bit, due to half of the links in my signature not being referrals links anymore, I used to get quite a bit more.

Huh, I really like the concept of this and I'm pretty tempted to join actually, even if it's just for fun.
I don't see people earning huge amounts with it yet, I mean you best sellers have earned only $0.10 - $0.25 per article, but it's neat nonetheless.

I'm a big fan of the overall design as well, looks incredibly clean and easy to read.

Yes it should be fully secure, I personally use it with the Steem Keychain plugin on Firefox, but you can also use SteemConnect.
The website itself does not get access to your private posting keys etc.

I think that you do not need to give it your master password even, so even if somehow your private posting key gets compromised, you can still change it as long as you have your master password.

Here you go:



They look really good actually! I'm glad that you've partnered up with the same company that provided the labels for the Casascius & Denarium coins.
I actually think this uncolored one already looks really nice, I'm a big fan of their general look.

Just checked out your store again and your prices are more than fair!