Even if manual verification takes days, it is better than having the money wasted by these scammers.
Testnet is not money. Also, why don't you put some restrictions on new users who want to benefit from the faucet, for example, the member must be at least a Jr rank to be able to tap your testnet.
I send less than 0.0001 testnet Bitcoin to new users. That is low enough to stop the abuse (for now).
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Because to be honest, how high can it go really.
There is no limit as long as they keep printing more dollars. At some point Big Macs per Bitcoin are a better comparison than dollars: what matters is if you can buy more or less with your Bitcoin 4 years from now.
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But this only mitigates the problem, as opposed to solving it... From what I'm seeing, everybody who posts on your thread is automatically given a certain amount of testnet coins, so all you need to do is remove the automated part from the equation and manually check everything.
Manually checking everything can take me days. Even new users can use my testnet faucet for small amounts. They get it quickly. To drain it again, they need hundreds of accounts and if I get too many withdrawals, amounts get decimated.
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There are a ton of projects right now and some of them make a retroactive airdrop or make incentivize their testnet user. So yeah that some random people might drained your testnet wallet because those Testnet Bitcoin is needed for do bridge swap and etc.
Just careful these days guys
Thank you, I'm good now. If my testnet faucet gets abused again, amounts get smaller when I get many requests.
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Maybe he added words to make it harder for thieves.
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My advise to you is; before you approve any of their requests make sure to check if they have applied before and deleted it through ninjastic.space that way you’d be able to avoid stressing yourself over brand new accounts that won’t do you any good.
My anti abuse measures include lowering the testnet amount for users with low Activity and for requesting more than once.
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Kids these days think holding since 2022 makes them long-term holders.
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The scheme is simple dirty bitcoin - montero - bitcoin. The money was laundered
If there is such a thing as dirty bitcoin, the bitcoin you get back will be just as dirty as the bitcoin you put in. That's not laundering, it's hiding your trail.
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1. I had been storing all of my BTC in Trust Wallet and wanted to switch over to Sparrow Wallet. Most of the tutorials I viewed stated File > New Wallet > New or Imported Software Wallet > entering the seed words, creating Keystore, etc. But out of curiosity I instead selected File > Import Wallet > key words > Discover Wallet, and successfully imported the BTC. My question is, Do these two operations achieve the same result? Should I have done it this way or the other way?
2. Apropos of #1 above, after I imported the wallet to Sparrow, I then checked Trust Wallet and it's still showing the same about as before. Does the BTC now live in two wallets? If I wanted to empty Trust Wallet, would I have had to create a new wallet in Sparrow first and then use the send or receive feature?
3. Apropos of #2 above, Is my Trust Wallet seed phrase secure enough (since it was created while online), or should I redo it by creating a new wallet in Sparrow Wallet app offline and then sending the BTC from Trust Wallet to Sparrow Wallet?
1. I don't know Sparrow Wallet's options. 2. Bitcoin "lives" on the blockchain. In this scenario, both wallets can access your Bitcoin. 3. I would not trust "Trust Wallet" and create a new seed in a new wallet.
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What OP wants is like putting your money in a bank while holding on to your money. What key do you want to hold on to after trading some of your money?
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Why isn't there a strategy to grab the private key from the exchange.
Click Withdraw.
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JacksClub Username: letmetry Prediction: $39,690.00
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It was just a small test item for my learning programming. To learn more, add split and function to withdraw only part of the chips. I sent 0.011 tBTC and want a voucher for 0.001 while withdrawing 0.01. Here's a 0.001 voucher:KNGKz2LuIH9ONudZ. Take it if you want testnet Bitcoin.
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] I couldn't stop laughing about the imagined concept of distinguishable and rare satoshis. Did I miss the memo that satoshis are non-fungible now? Why people believe in such a bullshit? Even worse, they pay for it!
All satoshis are equally rare. Making money off dumb people on the other hand is not rare at all, it happens everywhere.
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Knight Hider just didn't try to withdraw after wagering enough...
How have you verified it? Had he sent messages to the support team about his issue before completing the 1× wagering with his deposit? I tried to withdraw after wagering enough. I tried several times. It did not work and support gave me useless answers before fixing it.
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monero or pirate chain which is the most private?
Monero is more reliable.
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