On the other hand, I think a member like yourself could have conducted this investigation, you'd not have to worry about point 1 and 2. Maybe point 3, depending how many people actually care.

I sent this to LoyceV on April 05 2023. If anyone doubts it, ask him.

It spans 800+ merits and that is just involving what's been given to one user. Without these merits, he'd be a Hero member, and at the point of legendary...he wouldn't even be a senior member. Again, this does not include the other members who are a part of this "gang".

I don't think there's a need to be condescending, you're capable of seeing it for yourself, it almost seems like you are choosing not to. Either way, you've made your position clear. So how about from now forward we leave this here and let third parties (people who have not already posted in this thread) give their opinion?

I got a copy of this wallet from the Internet earlier, but it is encrypted.

Oh, old good times . Then I thought that forum would be better place without such drama, but now I kinda miss these things.

And have been in the dark on why I was associated with princejebs, whom I never even knew existed.
I ask for how the investigation ended like this but no response
So had to create this thread
If there is a way I can prove I'm not princejebs
Or a person who can help look into the case.

Can you sign a message using this address please ?

bc1qkg8dwxu78s5r8tn08dqkjkmnw0vqewmuw0nxu7

I know your type of people. Lol

I personally offer a reward for whoever manages to prove that it is ban evasion. There is an old saying that says "he who lies, steals.". I just wonder if these shills realize how much damage they are causing to the company they are promoting in this way?

Bill Belichick has a new love interest.

Belichick, the 72-year-old ex-Patriots coach, is dating 24-year-old Jordon Hudson, who was formerly a cheerleader, TMZ reported Friday.

Belichick has been linked with Hudson since shortly after he split with longtime girlfriend, Linda Holliday, according to the outlet.
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One of Hudson’s former cheerleading teammates said Belichick’s love story began when they met on a flight from Boston to Florida in 2021, while he was still dating Holliday.

The two bonded over a philosophy project Hudson had been working on and exchanged contact information after landing, according to TMZ.

See, I don't think it's a stupid username or a good one or clever or anything at all.  I wouldn't judge that person by what he chooses to call himself on the forum; I'd judge him on the quality of his posts and that's it.

The past few weeks have been pretty fruitful in catching AI spammers, just when I thought that there's been a decrease in AI content lately. Well, I was wrong.

Has Copyleaks decreased the number of available scans or is it just me?

Weren't there a bunch of shitcoins trying to glom onto bitcoin's strength by burning bitcoin?  Those are lost... and for nothing. imo

 edit: "...And so, on January 2 the 30-day burn period commenced, in which people interested in Counterparty's project elected to send 2,140 bitcoins to an unspendable address in exchange for a total of 2.6 million XCP."

Watanabe's story is a stark reminder of how quickly things can spiral out of control, even for someone with immense wealth. But you don't need millions to feel the crushing impact of gambling losses. Whether it's a few hundred or a few thousand, that gut-wrenching feeling when you've lost money you can't afford to lose is something many can relate to.
I've seen friends get drawn in by the promise of easy money, only to end up chasing their losses and falling into a deeper financial hole. Gambling's allure can be incredibly strong, and it's easy to lose touch with reality in the heat of the moment. But the fallout can be huge, impacting your finances, relationships, mental health, and overall well-being.
It's important to remember that gambling addiction is a serious condition that can affect anyone, no matter their background or financial status. It's a complex issue influenced by both psychological and biological factors. Spotting the signs early and seeking help is crucial to breaking free from the harmful cycle of addiction.

You're absolutely right, there's no reason why faith and gambling can't coexist. However, it's also crucial to recognize that religion can be a real lifeline for people struggling with gambling addiction. Many faiths emphasize self-control and moderation, which can be incredibly helpful for those who have a hard time managing their gambling habits. In the end, whether you're religious or not, the key is to be honest with yourself about why you gamble and to set some limits. If it ever feels like it's becoming more than just a fun activity, it's a good idea to take a step back and seek help. There are plenty of other ways to have fun and enjoy life.
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It's also worth noting that different religions have varying views on gambling. Some might have stricter rules against it, while others might be more relaxed or even incorporate gambling into certain rituals or traditions. So, it’s not just about an individual's personal interpretation of their faith, but also the broader cultural and religious context they come from. Ultimately, it's up to each person to figure out how their faith and gambling fit together, if at all. As long as they’re not harming themselves or others, and they’re honest with themselves about why they gamble, who are we to judge? It’s a personal choice, and there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer.

Leverage is definitely a double-edged sword! It can amplify your profits, but if you're not careful, it can also lead to huge losses. I've seen too many people get greedy with leverage and end up losing everything. On the other hand, hodling is a slow and steady strategy. It's like planting a seed and watching it grow over time. It's wise to think about your capital and how much risk you can handle before jumping in. There's no shame in playing it safe if that's what you're comfortable with. But if you're up for a bit of adventure and can stomach the volatility, day trading can be an exciting way to try and grow your crypto holdings.
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Both day trading and hodling have their roles in the crypto world. For those who just starting out, I'd suggest beginning with hodling. Picking  some solid projects you believe in and let them sit for a while. Once you get the hang of things, you can dabble in day trading for a bit more excitement. Taking some profits now and then – it's always great to see  gains turn into real money. Anyways crypto is a long game. We're still in the early days of this revolution, and the growth potential is huge.

IMHO: Connection between faith and gambling is complex, with different viewpoints on how compatible they are. Many religious people gamble casually, seeing it as a harmless activity rather than a way to make money. However, gambling addiction is a serious issue that can cause major personal and financial problems. Religion can provide guidance and support to help people avoid these dangers.
For those who decide to gamble, regardless of their faith, it's important to be self-aware and practice moderation. Knowing why you gamble and setting clear boundaries are key to keeping it a healthy activity. Reflecting honestly on whether you're gambling for fun or as an unhealthy escape can help you make better decisions. Ultimately, whether to gamble or not is a personal choice, but it's crucial to gamble responsibly if you choose to do so.

I don't know if there's a rule in place regarding names or I'm just sensitive about this particular name or something.

I'd like to correct a misconception that I keep bumping into before it becomes too widespread:

While most of the patches I've posted to date were done on a free-time/voluntary basis, theymos and I did recently come to an arrangement, and I am now paid for the work I do on Bitcointalk.