Agreed. The rewards for this kind of task is extremely small, you won't even be able to buy enough food for 1 day with it. On top of that, the distribution usually takes months after the bounty is finished, so it's not really worth to do. You're wasting your time hoping your $1 tokens can make you become a millionaire in a few weeks or months.

I know Bravado and Whalebot alerts. Bravado provides some insights and strategy about long or mid-term strategies imo. As usual, it is only an opinion and they can give you false insight too. My best suggestion if you follow channel or group in Telegram is don't follow one channel only, follow multiple and crosscheck their info or opinion. The truth usually lies somewhere in between their opinion.

Tbh, the IEO idea is not entirely new and Binance is not the first one to do it. But those other exchanges fail to get good project on board and therefore failed to deliver IEO successfully. Binance just copy it and then other exchanges started doing that.

The only way an exchange can beat Binance is only if they have better product, market maker, support, and in short: beat Binance in every possible way.

Following trading/premium paid group for signal can be useful to predict market sentiment too. While it is not entirely correct, sometimes they can start a new pump or dump trend especially for low-cap/volume coins. Of course this is not ethically right, but use this carefully to watch out irregular market movement.

Another possibility is that the 'plagiarism' post from those high-ranked users are hard to be found (maybe he did that when he's still newbie). But yeah, it's definitely a waste of time when you finally ranked up but then you got banned because plagiarism when you're still Jr. Member.

Never ever use the address associated with that private key again. Make a new wallet immediately and keep the seed/private key safe, never exposed it online ever again.

I think if from the beginning you use Electrum recommended fees, you won't even face this problem at all (depends on what you think 'a problem' is).

I've always use Electrum recommended fees (or sometimes lower or higher, depending on my needs) without checking on other site and so far it's good. Not saying being more careful is bad but if you know the consequences of using low fees then you don't have to panic.

The list might be useful for those who want to promote their services, but for those who want to look for forum to learn (or possibly get additional income) then I doubt we have other forums than Bitcointalk. I personally know some services that are interested to promote their services on other forums (basic principle of marketing, spread your message to potential clients whenever they are), but tbh, forum wise, it's not really a good place to discuss. You post today, reply will come tomorrow or maybe next week.

I'd say you need to also look at which project that do that. I've personally known a bounty manager who manages multiple projects creates a new account for each project that she manages (well, to be precise, Copper Member). But if the project is really weak/without any prospect, it's very likely the bounty will only waste hunters' time.

I have visited your site and it looks like you provide two kinds of exchange, OTC and regular spot exchange. The UI looks nice but I can't check the security of the exchange as I don't have the capabilities to do that.

Anyway, do you also support market making services or your provider needs to get MM from other providers?


I don't know how legit this company is, but maybe they just don't think ad space is good for them (though I doubt they know about it either). Anyway, potential customers should use escrow to prevent any possible scam.

Okay, looks like XLM and JPM Coin will be used for banks payment. But they also said IBM will also support other cryptocurrencies. So does this mean they only act as a payment gateway? Bitcoin and other currencies that they've said already has their own blockchain so I don't think they'll fork it and then peg the value to BTC, that's not as good as it sounds.

That order looks weird. Would you mind telling us which site is this?

Assuming they're legit, looks like their automatic order processing fails to recognise your payment due to difference in total payment (they ask you for 46 euro but you sent 23 euro only based on the order details), so they should revert back to manual verification for this imo. Don't know what caused this error but their order receipt looks strange.

Saya tadi berusaha memeriksa link yang agan cantumin karena penasaran, tapi saya tidak menemukan penjelasan langsung yang menyebutkan kalau ada virus javascript yang menyerang klik kanan mouse + paste, tapi memang disebutkan ada beberapa virus yang memanfaatkan Javascript, VB Script, Office Macro dst. Kalau ini yang dimaksud, maka saya nangkepnya adalah virus yang berada/terinstall di browser yang akan menjalankan perintah-perintah tertentu sesuai tindakan atau aktivitas agan di jendela browser tersebut (Javascript termasuk hal yang 'lumrah' dalam sebuah web page).

Dalam kasus thread itu, ane merasa OP terkena virus clipboard, yang akan mengganti tiap paste berjenis address wallet menjadi isian tertentu, dari kasusnya sih kayaknya lebih ke malware, dan bukan ke browser. Dan belum tentu klik kanan+paste, karena dia make CTRL+C juga bisa aja nanti ketika di paste berubah (ini senangkep ane). Mungkin lebih baik kalau OP thread itu juga bisa menjelaskan di sini sih. CMIIW.

If you want to be 100% safe, even though you used a used computer, then don't ever connect it to the internet. Use your computer offline, and don't forget to re-install anything. Wipe your harddisk, use Linux, etc. Those keylogger from mouse etc won't be able to cause you problem if it ever exist as long as you don't connect your computer to the internet, unless your hacker somehow lives around you and use some kind of WiFi to transmit the data from the mouse/keyboard directly.

In short, hackers needs to get or download the data from your computer (if it's hacked), either via internet, other connection devices such as bluetooth or go to your house directly. So you can protect yourself by disconnecting from the internet, make sure there's no other connectivity devices activated, or keep your computer somewhere safe.

Not sure how legit they are, bot automatic trading bot is not entirely new concept. There are others bot or services such as Arbidex which help you to manage and trade your crypto using "sophisticated algorithm trading". I personally believe you can use open source bot such as Gekko or Zenbot with ease if you're an expert on TA, as most bot relies on TA to do their job. Automatic trading bot is no difference, they just use preprogrammed TA and APIs to connect your trade.

Is there no limit on what kind of crypto blog that you're looking for? Can blog that is used for bounty hunting (creating ICO reviews article, for example) to be included here, or can ICO reviewers site get included here? You might want to check out Luntik Reports or ICODrops. Though they're not blog per se, they do post articles on their site regularly about ICO projects.

It's not really a ground breaking innovation. They just follow what Binance and others major exchange does, launching their own ICO rip-off in order to boost their native token price. Unless they make a deal with great project, the pump won't last that long.

Hi Matt, thanks for inviting me. I'll message you again following our previous conversation.
At this moment I can't do that, will try again later.

Just registered on the website to try and check out the exchange. So far so good (not trying to trade any yet, don't have any liquid funds).
The order books looks great too, seems like the market maker is doing their job (just checked their group and it seems according to their experience there is no fake volumes).

I don't think McAfee would help you. He's still running from tax violation iirc?
Anyway, if you still can't receive your funds back, maybe it's time to call your lawyer.
HitBTC is already famous for shady things like this, so their reputation is not really at stake it seems.