Admittedly, I am even hesitant to connect accounts based on spelling mistakes or certain phrases unless if there is something else connecting the accounts whereby the misspellings are just additional pieces of evidence.
Some innocent users may end up being potential collateral damage, like in this case Several Accounts Misspelling Manchester City Footballer "Kelvin De Bruyne" 

The Quickseller unending drama is older than my existence here, so I will leave it to those who know him more to judge.

Sevilla's Loïc Badé just got a red card for a professional foul on the last man. It was a stupid foul IMO as the keeper already had him covered. I don't think there is much to expect from this game, so a draw is the most expected result. Initially I thought Sevilla were going to win given the momentum they had after scoring the equalizer, but it's highly unlikely now.

Really?

I think that's a stupid reason 
We have seen past arch-enemies become teammates before and all went well, for example Lionel Messi and Sergio Ramos at PSG. Who ever though Sergio Ramos of all people would become Messi's teammate at one point?

No one wants to sign a player who's always on and off the Hospital bed, whilst getting paid a huge amount of money.

Stick to Open source noncustodial wallets and avoid anything close sourced for keeping your funds. You shouldn't even be talking about trustwallet or Bitkeep here. The recent incidents should be one of the reasons you should never use close sourced wallets

Examples:
1. https://community.trustwallet.com/t/browser-extension-wasm-vulnerability-postmortem/750787
2. https://hacken.io/discover/atomic-wallet-hack/

He copied the address from OP's profile and was going to post it in this thread requesting OP to sign a message from it. Unfortunately, at the same time he was making a withdrawal from Gamdom, so he forgot and pasted OP's address in the withdrawal address field instead of his. He just realized the mistake later.

It's now up to OP to prove if;
1. He is a trustworthy person
2. Still owns the address and the account.

If the funds move out of the address to somewhere else and not yahoo62278, that's an automatic red trust for me.

There might be a huge problem with withdrawing money from Astropay. For example, I just checked BestChange to see if there is any exchanger offering USDT in exchange for Astropay USD and there isn't any at all!

I also tried to check from Astropay USD to a random number of cryptocurrencies and digital currencies and still nothing. So I think it's best to avoid Astropay unless one has no choice at all.

I personally wouldn't mind if your repayment address was private, it's none of my business  , but don't you think maybe a TX ID at the end of the deal would help dispel any false allegations against you by other members? Again, I totally have no doubts about your deal or deals with Hopenotlate.
Just my suggestion, I myself have got loans here a couple of times, but I try to make the whole process as transparent as possible to avoid any questions.

He is not posting on the profile but rather commenting on other people's posts on Instagram asking them to DM him as per OP's opening post

So when you just look at his profile, nothing seems suspicious at all.

He surprised me too.

Maybe he should have been proactive by signing a message using the Bitcoin address that has been on his profile since 2016 as away of showing that he is the same person who is back. I see no password changes, which is a slight positive for him.

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OP first focus on contributing in the forum. If you dare apply right now for any Bitcoin paying signature campaign, chances are almost zero that you will get a spot if a campaign manager looks at your post history.

It's also very likely that Eloy Rivera's verified instagram account got hacked by a goon, who is now using it to advertise and scam people who follow Rivera. They might be fooled into believing the DMs since the account is verified and is probably a public figure. This happens all the time on Twitter and YouTube.

Maybe you could team up with other people to report the account so that it gets taken down or temporarily blocked until the owner recovers it.

Trust is a two way thing.

How sure will your customers be that you won't just disappear with their collateral?
I mean, collateral is always bigger than the amount loaned, right? Just in case.

The lenders in the lending board literally do it even much better. They are trusted members who lend out money if you have valid collateral, and they don't even ask for KYC.
Some trusted community members even get small no collateral loans, again, without KYC.

How sure are we that you won't scam off the users of their collateral, since your service is still new?
How sure are we that you are not going to sell sensitive user KYC date on the dark web?

Real Madrid would first have to get a possible replacement for Thibaut Courtois before thinking of letting him go. He has been a good keeper, but some days he turns out not so good. Maybe because he is not under pressure from a good second keeper like it happens in other teams.

Are you trying to say stoppage time was erroneously awarded?
From what I understand, they calculate all the stoppage times and then that how they determine the total time.

If you watched world cup, you will notice that there are now new changes. Seeing 1 or 2 minutes of stoppage time will be a thing of the past.

You can, but only if you avoid UTXOs (Unspent Transaction Outputs) from pre-mixed Bitcoin address when you finally decide to spend your mixed bitcoins in a new transaction.
Co-spending bitcoins from both addresses in a transaction which automatically happens with some software wallets will create a link and show that addresses belong to the same HD wallet, so your mixing attempt will have been in vain.

To avoid this scenario, you can create two different wallets with different seeds on the same noncustodial wallet software like electrum. One from pre-mixed bitcoins and the other for mixed Bitcoins.

I just got a link to this ANN from the newly launched signature campaign. From what I see, the ANN is not well maintained. The OP has not logged in for a very long time, which means some information might not be updated. I think it would be in order if a new Announcement was created with an account that is active and can keep updating about the changes and promotions.

I don't think this will be an issue at all. A mixer like sinbad.io is not selective on which source the Bitcoin comes from, and it's none of coinbase's business in knowing which address the bitcoins were withdrawn too.

I don't think they will close your account.

The issue usually arises when the Bitcoins are moved from a mixer to a centralized exchange. Some exchanges are so cocky and they might block your account.

It does. If it wasn't, then there would be no point of this blog post - https://blog.bitstamp.net/post/paypal-is-now-available-on-bitstamp/

No risk at all because paypal made some new crypto leaning changes in the past three years
1. https://thepaypers.com/cryptocurrencies/paypal-adds-crypto-features-to-app--1258021
2. https://thepaypers.com/cryptocurrencies/paypal-to-allow-crypto-transactions-on-its-network--1245277
3. https://www.reuters.com/technology/paypal-support-exchange-crypto-with-external-wallets-2022-06-07/

One thing I know is crypto market won't stay down forever. I know Bitcoin price will drop alongside many other alternative currencies, but it will rise back up again. Most of my holdings are in Bitcoin are not USDT

I only have USDT in my derivatives trading account. Probably around only 10%. So I believe I will survive that catastrophe.

By shilling to the newbies that do not have any much knowledge about crypto that XRP will be the future of crypto, that it will be the number one crypto coin etc. That's how. And when the newbies buy the coins due to FOMO making the price to rise, that's when the bag holders dump into them. Don't tell me you don't know how most crypto market of shitcoins millionaires/billionaires are made or work.