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761  Economy / Economics / Re: Cryptocurrency, KYC and Terrorism on: June 08, 2019, 07:14:30 PM
KYC=Easy profit for scammers.

KYC is not safe look at all the exchanges that have been hacked.

KYC is only safe within a government institution like a bank or license department or bank or loans and bigger business deals. I know my info is safe with the goverment but not with some random project online.

We have been told not to give our personal info to anyone if we choose to be involved in crypto.

Ech time we fill some KYC forms, we are actually taking upon ourselves certain degree of risk. It is not impossible that some ICO projects have the sinister ploy to fraudulently obtain sensitive information, there prevalence of security breeches in the space may not be unrelated to this

This is why my government tells us not to give KYC.

I legally don't need to give KYC.
762  Economy / Economics / Re: Regulation of Cryptocurrency Around the World on: June 08, 2019, 07:08:12 PM
Exclusive: India Proposes 10-Year Jail For Cryptocurrency Use, May Introduce Its Own Digital Currency

Read more at: https://www.bloombergquint.com/bq-blue-exclusive/exclusive-india-proposes-10-year-jail-for-cryptocurrency-use-may-introduce-its-own-digital-currency
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Come arrest me then. Bring it on.

Lol. Why are people so obsessed with laws? Just do your thing as long as you not hurting anyone.

This law we NEVER PASS!!
IF it does then all indians lose their freedom and are slaves.
763  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin believers/investors are foolish or low IQ people ? on: June 08, 2019, 07:05:30 PM
Can people not read or something? The OP Didn't say anyone has a low IQ they asked a question "Bitcoin believers/investors are foolish or low IQ people ? " notice the ? mark you use that when asking something. -_-

Anyway OP who said people who invest in bitcoin have low IQ? Where did that question come from? Has someone said this to you? Please expand.
764  Economy / Economics / Re: would you give your fingerprint or eye scan for a fair money supply? on: June 08, 2019, 06:46:24 PM
Will that happen? I am sure most people do not support that by providing more detailed and more important personal data only for a fair supply of money, it will never be comparable to me it can be misused at other times and their interests, do not let this work because of my KYC don't like a little but many people send KYC just to get coins that aren't necessarily good and real.
well, there are a lot of people like that, examples of cases like those that happened on blockchain and coinbase, there they can get additional trading capital when they have done KYC and the price they pay only for $25 in my opinion is very valuable because your identity can be sold at a price higher than just $25.

Exactly thank you very much!! xD

Here is why KYC is total crap.

Mr scammer is lazy and wants to make a lot of money very quickly to live his fast and uncaring life style. Mr scammer thinks very hard of what to do. Mr scammer remembers the threads and forums he was visiting to learn the latest scams and ways to be a dirty thief. Mr scammer find a black market someone recommended to him. Mr scammer notices person ID being sold for $50-$150. Mr scammers rubs his hands together and decides this will be very easy because Mr scammer knows that bitcointalk is full of idiots giving away their KYC.

Mr scammers takes 5 minutes to make an airdrop that asks for KYC and offers $200 each sign up. 10 people sign up and mr scammer sells those ID/KYC and goes on a trip.


Advanced Mr scammer wants to make more then Mr scammer so advanced mister scammer creates a fake coin to sell at a fake ICO and gets the ID/KYC by asking for it in order to invest in mr advanced scammers fake coins. Mr advanced scammer knows if he goes on about crime and AML and other bs he can scare people into giving KYC. Now Mr advanced scammer gets the ICO money and the dumps all coins on the exchange and makes even more. Not to talk about the KYC profits.

I would not be surprised of many people here have had their KYC sold.
765  Economy / Economics / Re: Jobs Created by the Blockchain & Bitcoin on: June 08, 2019, 06:34:00 PM
Don't forget about all the different ways to earn now. Master nodes mining trading investing or even creating your own project. There so many I am sure you can sit all day mentioning them.
It is really up to your own creativity. Something is for sure that is this is all very new and totally unique ways to earn and conduct business it will be interesting to see how things develop in the future.
766  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Breaking News! Third world nation bans BTC. 10 years in jail for holding crypto on: June 08, 2019, 12:12:59 AM
You can propose any law. You can propose wearing red underwear on fridays. It doesn't mean it goes into law. Noone will listen to this bs. Lol being arrested for doing something that doesn't hurt anyone.
Great way to start a war with your own people. If someone threatened my way of life or my assests in anyway I will defend myself. I worked for it, it is mine to do as I wish to.

If any law like this ever passes then its own obligation to break those laws because...

When law becomes injustice then rebellion becomes duty.

767  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: i been hacked ? on: June 08, 2019, 12:07:30 AM
Did you click one of those emails that said you were paid x amount and to login? Where did the $1200 come from you never explained that? Are you saying $1200 came from nowhere or was it your own payment.
If you saw a supported payment and logged in to get it then it's your own fault. Still not sure how this happens to people.
768  Economy / Economics / Re: TIME > FIAT / BITCOIN > GOLD on: June 08, 2019, 12:03:21 AM
rare earths could likely be the gold of tomorrow.

Time could be the fiat of tomorrow, it is already today.
https://community.timebanks.org/

Time has always meant money throughout the ages though. Rare earths? You mean metals? That is what gold is. I wonder why people talk about gold but not diamonds?

769  Economy / Economics / Re: Don't stress too much due to the bear market on: June 07, 2019, 11:59:56 PM
Unfortunately, many people are stress because of trading just like me. I am also stressful when I started to trade but later on, I learned that trading takes perfect timing and execution. Many people are easily disgusted by bear market. In my opinion, if we stress ourselves too much, we cannot concentrate in our trades. Focus and wait, that is the rule for trading.
Exactly, for beginners in the world of Bitcoin trading, you must have experienced stress first before becoming strong in the future, I personally also experienced the same thing as you.

Beginners should first learn about faucets and making transactions there till they use to it before moving on to moving larder amount of crypt in an exchange. I did this myself which is why I think faucets are perfect for new users. Play small before you play big.
770  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Do you suggest participate in airdrop? why? on: June 05, 2019, 08:01:48 PM
Nowadays many ICOs offer free coins, but we have two problems with this free coins, the first one the value of this coins will drop after start trading due to a lot have free coins willing to sell it, and the second they ask for your ID (KYC), and i think it is very risky to send your IDs to any one.

Please vote to help others

They have no business asking for your KYC. Only a fool gives their KYC. You don't need to verify your ID for winning something. If they ask KYC it is a scam. Expect your personal info to be a for sale on the blackmarket.

At the end of the day if you are willing give your personal info to a total stranger who promises you tokens that may not even have value or even be part of a project then you an idiot. I want candy coat, facts are facts.
771  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: THE GOOD AND BAD SIDES OF BOUNTIES on: June 05, 2019, 07:58:06 PM
2; hackers will also play with emails that was exposed while registering on bounties.

That's why I put 2FA in my account to prevent my account got hacked. Also, I using different password so the hackers cant hack another my account if he/she know the password one of my account.
2FA is the best security so far and it can really protect your email from the bad guys.
Bounties gives you profit but the bad sides are more than the good side so bounty hunters are having a hard time now to make money because of so many scam projects. Don't worry about the bad sides, just keep on joining good bounties and you can earn again.

I think the scammers need to start being arrested seriously. But honestly, people are total idiots. There is a scam running and in the Ann it says it is a scam, there is no admin around no new posts and still the bounty thread has morons filling in work. As long as these morons continue to work for scams the scams will keep coming. It only encourages these scammers. Honestly so many bounty hunters are idiots.

I have never had anything hacked into, not even an attempt. I don't know how these fools get their the wallets hacked all the time. Add email verifivation and F2A. On exchanges I don't allow anything to move without lots of verifications. First I must unlock the trade (depends where I exchange) with a pin number. I then need to make sure I login with an IP that is added to the list which is the IP addresses I use and blocks everything else. Then there is the password and username and then the email password and user name and then after that they still need the F2A. I can't see how it is possible to be hacked with that many verifications.

I also made it more difficult for myself to trade to allow myself time to think about the trade and make 100% sure I am trading the correct amount. If someone logs onto my account I know about it by the IP.
772  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] NEW WORM BLOCKCHAIN | The Wormhole | Periodic Podcast by Lead Developer on: June 05, 2019, 07:48:38 PM
I don't even know how many healthy worms I have I just remember wearing the avatar it looked awesome btw why do you not wear it?
I found my wallet .dat file so is there anything I can do with the coins I find? Or are you starting completely over? I am just wondering if I can do anything with them or not.
773  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: ⚡[ANN][ICO]Tagz- Australia's licensed & regulated Dual Gateway Exchange Platform on: June 05, 2019, 07:45:22 PM
Who wants to buy tokens from a former scammer and on top of that for an exchange. Exchange == trust, exchange run by a scammer great idea.

I can't believe people are filling out the bounty still. They need to learn to read the Ann instead of mindlessly filling in any bounty they find. Those type of people ruin crypto and just dump. Clueless fools.
I don't understand why anyone would want to waste their time working for free?

Please people stay away from scams do not keep working for them it only encourages it.
774  Other / Off-topic / Re: 8000 Bitcoins seller on: June 05, 2019, 07:31:33 AM
In 2018, when I would read bitcointalk.org there was this seller for 8000 Bitcoins. But 8000 x $5000 = $40,000,000.

There are sellers but very less buyers for Bitcoin at $5000.

I was busy with my website https://dangerousmother.com  In January 2019, I came to know people are losing interest in bitcoin. Nobody talks about Bitcoin after Bitcoin became a digital asset only and all the criminals and scammers coming to Bitcoin because of anonymity. Bitcoin increased crimes

?? What ??

"There are sellers but very less buyers for Bitcoin at $5000."  what the hell does this mean? Bitcoin is selling at 8k where does 5k come from? You not making sense.

"I came to know people are losing interest in bitcoin" Who?

"Nobody talks about Bitcoin after Bitcoin became a digital asset only" So we are nobody? It became a digital asset? Like on its own? How does something become something? It is a currency not a digital asset I use it constantly.

"all the criminals and scammers coming to Bitcoin because of anonymity. Bitcoin increased crimes"   This one made me laugh. All of them huh? So the guys that broke into my neighbor's place last year were into bitcoin? All scammers??  Bitcoin increases crime is my favorite one. No people increase crime. Bitcoin is a digital thing it cannot increase crime or commit a crime. Infact it cannot do anything but exist to be traded with.

775  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Tracking drugs or other stuff with the help of blockchain - Walmart, Carrefour on: June 05, 2019, 07:17:58 AM
Wow. What a waste of time. There are crimes where people get seriously hurt and they wasting their time on this. Tracking every single package? How would they know what is in the package?
This sounds like paranoia and really isn't going to help anything. The war on drugs just fueled it. Besides serious trafficers would use their own carriers. Its pretty messed up this is what they waste their time on instead of customer service. This is in USA again so I am not too surprised. For being the land of the free you sure not very free with all this bs survivance and tracking. I can't scratch my arse without someone knowing about it.

You might think this is going to do good but it won't people will take drugs no matter what law is in place. Countries with less severe drug laws have less drug problems. It's only clueless people who think stuff like this will help.
776  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why I hate Banks and love Bitcoin :-> on: June 05, 2019, 07:09:28 AM
Well you should have had a debit order or yearly subscription as others have mentioned as well. I just hate the banking interface, it is difficult to use and confusing. Bitcoin and crypto is much more easy to understand since it is just a few things you need. Address of the receiver and the amount to pay and your security options.vWith banking you also have no idea the progress of your transaction since there is nowhere to check since there is no blockchain.
777  Economy / Digital goods / Re: NEW >>AutoFaucet Script V1.5 just for 5$ in any currency in faucethub on: June 05, 2019, 05:21:44 AM
The problem is that there is no drop down menu where you enter your address.
it seems to me the problem in html format in theform file so try to open it in the source by notepad++ editor
and copy it then go to theform file in the site and open it
select all delete it and past the source in it then save .
any way i'm here for your help at any time and as i said before you can send me login page to file manager details and i will
install it for you and you can change details after that.

Ok thank you I will look into that. I think I know what the problem is now Smiley
778  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Are ICOs dead? on: June 03, 2019, 07:03:44 PM
Interesting article about the death of ICOs and the emergence of IEO... https://cryptotradernews.com/investing-trading/are-icos-really-dead/


What do you guys think? I don't think ICOs are fully dead. They just need to be regulated in more efficient ways. Most ICOs from 2017-2018 never delivered on their promises because they were being ran by a bunch of assholes who didn't deliver squad... We need more regulation. Only then will ICOs get better imo.

I don't think ICO needs regulation necessarily. People also need to think for themselves. It is up to us and our responsibility to close the door on scams. As a community, we should stick together and rid this place of as many scams as possible. It is possible for us to regulate it ourselves and if you do we can reject scams ourselves and warn people. The problem is people seem to get greedy and want get rich shcemes which just isn't going to happen. Regulation cannot cure greed and scams exist with regulation as well, they are just more advanced and hard to spot. The more security the more the criminals fight back and scam. It is unfortunate but true.
779  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Altcoins, exceeding BTC growth in 2019 on: June 03, 2019, 06:33:25 PM
What about some of these lesser-known coins that rocket off into space way past the moon and get thousands of %. In my personal experience, I only knew of a few coins like this. I guess maybe people are too quick to call a coin a shit coin right? The coins you mention are well known and it is a good thing since they  were profitable for investors.
780  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Sign of ETH price revival! on: June 03, 2019, 06:25:19 PM
The top 20 coins have experienced very good growth, many of which have experienced price increases that are noteworthy over the past few weeks. Today I want to discuss Ethereum, which is likely to continue to grow. Apart from BTC, which still dominates the market. What do you think about ETH this time. Speak for positive opinions. Thank you.

My positive opinion about ETH, it is being used by many companies from ICO, STO or IEO.
Because of that, ETH demands still big and will always the 2nd top coin in the market.
ETH mining reward has been halved in this year, so i think the value can grow more than the current value.

Eth will be around for a very long time. It works very differently to the traditional bitcoin blockchain. The thing keeping it alive is how great its network is and how easy it is to create your own token. Unfortunately, this gives the rise to scams since it is much easier to create a coin that uses an already made network then to create your own blockchain for a coin. Then we must pay gas for transaction and since there many tokens eth is always on demand and constantly being used.
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