Can you show some proof that affiliates were paid? That would really be appreciated.

@efialtis
Did they pay all the commissions they owe you as part of the affiliate program?
I am asking because of my Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos thread. If a casino turns rogue or starts scamming, I don't want them in my thread, so that it doesn't look like I am recommending them to other players. The fact that you got negatively tagged by efialtis is enough reason to remove you, but I would still like to see all the cards on the table. 

In the past, especially the ICO frenzy of 2017, it really was much easier to pick coins and tokens that would achieve short-term success and earn you good returns. But those days are gone. There isn't that big of an interest for unknown projects today. But NFTs and liquidity providers are the new money-making machines. I am curious to see for how long.

Any kind of serious work you do in your life requires training and knowledge. Without that, you are not going to have that big career you want. If you want to gamble, invest, and risk money on weird projects, that's your call. But if you want to become a professional trader and make a living with it, ensure that you have all the knowledge to actually live of the decisions you make for 20, 30, or more years. Or you can take shortcuts, lose your money, and look for another career path in a month after you started trading.     

Don't bother replying to thread starter or what are probably his two alts just below. I doubt he cares about your answers, he is probably just looking to get some merits on the accounts Tuesdaynight or 00.00WIB. acroman08 noticed it as well. All three accounts were created on the same day, posted in the same topic, and were last active at around the same time. Coincidence? Maybe! But I doubt it. 

It's really hard to read and focus on the text in OP.
Is there any chance that you can adjust it a little bit? Increase the font, maybe use bold with the abbreviations, and add some line spaces in different parts to make it more appealing to the eye? Maybe group similar terms together instead of an alphabetic list.   

Coin Bureau mi je odličan i često znam preporučiti njegov YouTube kanal novajlijama koji žele da saznaju nešto u kriptu bilo da je to ovdje na forumu ili uživo. Ovaj video nistam gledao jer generalno ne volim ovo predviđanje cijena i fomo koji nastaje bez razloga.

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Evo jedna novost koja nije direktno vezana za altcoine, ali jest za naš podforum > Announcements (Hrvatski).
Naš član sunce33 je banovan čime će vjerovatno ta sekcije i umrijeti jer samo je on tu posljednih mjeseci i pisao.

Ne bi ih trebalo ni spominjati da ne dobijaju na značaju i dodatnoj promociji. Jučer sam na kratko bacio pogled da vidim jel se iko prijavio i imali su samo dvije prijave.

Najbolje mi je to što u pravilima piše da ne prihvataju članove sa legitimnim negative trustom. Vjerovatne neće da imaju konkurencije na tom polju. Oni su ti kojima se najmanje vjeruje i ne smije im niko drugi uzeti prvo mjesto.

Many users in the local Croatian sub forum noticed sunce33 because of his low-quality ANN translations. The translated topics are just Google translations. The worst thing is that it doesn't even look like he reads the results to check the quality, but just posts whatever output the software produces. I was surprised to see how many ANNs still popped up by this user because he seems to be the only one posting them in the Croatian sub. Looks like everyone else from Croatia abandoned the idea of participating in ICO/IEO promotions. 

There shouldn't be a maximum post limit. I will explain my reasoning with a question to OP.

You are saying that a posting limitation would reduce spam and the work that moderators have to carry out.

Consider the following:

• User A writes 20 posts per day. All of his posts are good, they don't break any rules, and don't require a moderator's attention.
• User B writes 2 posts per day. Both are spam, off-topic, or posted in the wrong place. They have to be deleted, merged, or moved by moderators.

Which of these two users has created more workload for the forum administration?

I am not sure if you are addressing and asking me personally. What I said in the previous post does not reflect the way I handle my merit distribution. I am only stating what is theoretically possible to do and what is not against any of the Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ. 

There are no such rules about merit distribution. You can merit, cycle, or do whatever you want with them. There is only a rule that merit sources aren't allowed to sell their merits. There are no rules against organized criminal groups with foxes, cats, and breast pumps.

What the DT community thinks about one's way to use his merits is a different topic though.

There are also scented candles and dancing. It's deeply disturbing.

That's good advice! I copy-pasted the post from OP in Google translate and it detected it as being Chinese. And we all know what hassle those government fuckwits created for their citizens. In that case, OPs options are even more limited since he shouldn't bother asking help from those who want to prevent him from using Bitcoin in the first place.

His system is not airgapped. According to his OP, his computer hasn't been online since 2017, which means that it was connected to the internet before that. He believes that it's compromised. That's why he doesn't want to dump his private keys and export them (via USB) for example, to a different device.

The easiest thing to do would be to export the private keys of addresses that contain coins, import them into Electrum, and transfer it over to his hardware wallet. The problem is the malware that could be transferred in the process from PC 1 to PC 2. Using QR codes maybe? If it weren't for the potential compromise, I wouldn't worry about exposing my private keys to a hot wallet since the funds are moving elsewhere (to a hardware wallet).     

That address has never received any Bitcoin. Are you sure you copied the correct address? It's not this one, so if you lost coins, they must have been sent somewhere else. But that doesn't matter because Bitcoin transactions are irreversible. You can't get the money back unless those who stole it from you return it.

Do you have any idea how your coins were stolen?
You said that you downloaded a wallet. What wallet and where did you download it from?

Depending on how much you lost, you might want to consider getting law enforcement involved, but I wouldn't keep my hopes up.
And no, Bitcoin can't be blamed for the wrongdoings of those who use it and those who fall victim to various scams and hacking incidents.

I think one of the proposal was that if you transacted with bitcoin above a certain amount, you would be required to provide details about the person you are sending those coins to from within the app/wallet you are using. I think this ridiculous idea was laughed at and rejected already. 

Crypto exchanges often make disastrous security mistakes that can led to data theft and you having all your private data leaked and compromised. Even if that wasn't the case, people aren't and shouldn't be comfortable allowing some online team you have never seen or met to access and store your personal privacy data. Your bank knows all about you and your financials, but would you be comfortable sharing the same data with the guy who fills up your tank at the gas station?

Binance and other exchanges are no different. Who knows if the data will one day be hacked, sold, or shared with government agencies.

He must have made a copy of the words somewhere because to complete the Ledger onboarding process, you need to enter some of the words for your own security and "proof" that you have written them down. OP had to go through that step like anyone else.

I guess it's a normal wallet created by connecting a Ledger hardware wallet to Electrum. He can't send anything from it because it needs the device to sign the transactions with the corresponding private keys. And he doesn't have it anymore.

Ledger Live still doesn't support all ERC20 tokens, but they support plenty of them. I guess anything that isn't a total shitcoin is supported. Luckily for OP, PowerLedger is one of the supported ones. However, for those that are still not supported, a different wallet such as MEW or MyCrypto will still be required for access.

I made a note about Windice in my personal files and I will take another look at their minimum withdrawal requirements again in a few days. If the sum is again 0.00030027 BTC, I will update it in my OP. I remember that not long ago someone wrote a post about their minimums always being around $15. That's why I will wait a bit to see what will happen especially if there is a significant change in the price.

Table updated!

Finally, it was about time. The change has been updated in OP.

Thanks!

Consider any offers you read or receive online from unknown people to be a scam until proven otherwise. Congratulations! You didn't lose any money.
People are way too prone to trust others. They think if they wouldn't do anything bad, why would something bad happen to them? But that's exactly what can happen, and sometimes it does.

- Don't trust companies, firms, or investment funds to invest in crypto for you. You want Bitcoin, buy it yourself.
- If you are promised a fixed return on your investment, it's usually a scam.
- If you can't find information on the team and a way to contact them, don't give them any money.
- If it's a brand new site, don't trust it with any investments.
- Use your common sense. No one has any interest in changing your life and making you rich over Telegram of Email. Don't thin they will.

If you don't pass their KYC, your account will be turned to a withdraw only type of account. You won't be able to carry out new trades or exchange your assets. You can only withdraw the ones already there.

Are you talking about purchasing fake tokens that are named the same or similarly to a real token? In that case you need to pay an attention to the contract address. It has to be posted somewhere. Compare the contract address to data shown on Etherscan, for example, t determine which one is the real asset and which ones are fake.

They are rolling out the changes slowly. Not everyone is hit with the KYC requirements at the same time. Sooner or later you will receive a notification that you need to pass KYC to continue to trade on Binance if you haven't already passed it but you forgot.

Newly registered accounts have to pass KYC before trading. I think that's the difference.

It doesn't have to be a direct comparison. I was just saying that the US is a much bigger player on all international markets, and if something negative came from them, it would cause greater short-term damage than if it came from anywhere else, including China. If the Faroe Islands were to ban Bitcoin tomorrow for the first time, no one would bat an eye because no one looks to them for setting standards, providing guidance, or leadership.