Why is it only about DT members? One shouldn't send funds to anyone without checking their identities using the sign messages. Not like the DT members are super exclusive considering a truckload of cunts being pushed there.
The background from this post is because somebody uses the address from one of the DT members to scam people if I get it correctly. So, I think Coolcryptovator doesn't mean that you should do this practice only for DT members, but if you interact with DT members or somebody claiming to be DT members, treat with extreme caution. It can also affect DT members reputation because somebody might use their BTC address to scam other members or use it to blackmail them, just like what happened to me previously. |
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are the money insured and stuff like that?
No info about this it seems. Looks like it's not a good choice for your investment. EToro looks like a better alternative. External reviews don't point out necessary details either. So, you have some options: either try it out yourself or use an existing and reputable platform. |
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Do you have some screenshots or any other verifiable pieces of evidence? I know Yobit is shady af but if you don't post any proof then your accusations also mean nothing. In fact, I'm still surprised that somebody still uses this exchange. I only used it once, to sell my shitcoin last year and after that, I don't want to use it again.
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Such a trusted member as @Hhampuz and banned why if I can ask?
He's banned due to spam PM. Somebody reported Hhampuz because he sent them promotional PM I guess. He'll come back again next week, so there's no problem. |
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NOTE: This is a work on a partnership basis. So you will receive a certain percentage of the project profits instead of a one time payment for work.
If I were you, I'll probably search for somebody that already knows about me, like my friends. It's hard to find somebody from the internet who can work for 'free', and you can trust him. Anyway, don't forget to use an escrow if you want to proceed with the developer deal, a lot of scammers in this forum, so better safe than sorry. |
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A few days ago, Eddie W. Mandel was interviewed for CNBC Nasdaq studios in NewYork. Did you miss it? You can find it in the link below. Here's the full interview talking about blockchain technology, digital asset ownership, and peer-to-peer exchange
Are you the one who moderates this thread now after Zapo is going away? Last time I checked the bounty calculation is not yet finished, after several months. I don't know how many months they'll need after they prolonged ICO, continuously saying calculation will finish soon, and leaving the bounty group dead. |
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I have old account and it got banned. I always join bounty moderated by him and always landing How can we know you're not one of his alts? Which account of yours that joined his bounty and got paid? Just because he paid you on time doesn't mean he won't scam others. |
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I've seen something like this a lot. It's really frustrating to see that those projects can't stick to their own words. Sometimes ICO got prolonged for months, with the spreadsheet not being updated regularly and then distribution happened 8 months later. Must be frustrating as hell for participants. HyperQuant reserves the right to modify the terms of the campaign including but not limiting to the percentage of bounty channels allocation.
If they wrote "Rewards will be reduced if X campaign gets less than X numbers of participants" then we would agree with them. But they did not and their statement can be interpreted in a few ways and because of their bounty manager's mistake during the campaign and a few scammers, the team is denying the rightful amount of payment to those who deserve. Next time don't join any campaign like this unless you're prepared to wait for your tokens for years (if they ever send it to you). This kind of rule is what makes me think they just use you for free marketing. |
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I'm afraid we can't help you at all. If their support doesn't give you an answer, then you can either: report it to the authorities or increase public awareness about them. They'll be the only one who can help you with your problem. Anyway, you're talking about this site, right? https://coinpot.co/? |
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2. Reduces the scam attempts of non participants towards the campaign.
Can you elaborate more? How can somebody, using the information from the signature spreadsheet, do a scam attacks? What's the risks of having a public spreadsheet? What's are those things that must be hidden? Can someone enlightened us here or those managers itself that choose to hide it?
The public can judge whether the manager is really capable of counting post/judging quality post or not. For example, I know one or two campaign managers who don't give a damn for post quality because they keep counting the stake of sig spammer. But hey, if they're fine with paying spammer, what can we do. |
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There are other adds on that should be included in the list if you're a cryptocurrency user, such as:
- MetaMask (Ethereum wallet)
- Authy (2FA authenticator)
- LastPass/KeePass (password manager)
- AdBlock Plus (adblocker alternative)
- Tampermonkey / Greaseamonkey (script manager)
- Privacy Badger
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Hi,
If i send bitcoins from my blockchain wallet to my coinbase wallet, is it possible to know that the coins came from a coinbase wallet by the bitcoin address?
Out of curiosity, are you trying to trying to look for an anonymous solution to send/receive Bitcoin? If yes, then whatever the answer to this question is, you need another technique to increase your anonymity. You can try CoinJoin or a mixer in order to make your transactions more anonymous, therefore blockchain analysis will at least require some time to find out which address is yours. |
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I don't know who controls that Twitter account, but their response is really unprofessional imo. Starting from threatening to framing people just because they take part in how their vulnerability spread out to the public. I think any sane person won't use their wallet anymore, not only it's a closed source, but also because they have a terrible PR.
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Applying for this position. I'm working as a copywriter/writer for about 2 years now (mainly writing in Indonesian). Most of the times I write about ICO reviews (as part of bounty) on my personal blog: https://steemit.com/@littlejohn16. If you're interested you can contact Telegram (@nostradamus16). |
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This site was specifically what I was not asking for.
At this site (and all other sites I know), if I try to look at the price of ETH (at the day X), it will show its value converted BTC (value at the day X), then if I look the value of ETH at day X+1 it will show the its value converted to BTC (value at the day X+1).
The thing is what if the value of ETH at day X+1 is the same value as the value of ETH at day X, but the value of BTC decreased 1%, this decrease will increase the value the site will show for ETH price, because its comparing to this decreased bitcoin value. At the end by showing coin A price at the day X converted to coin B price at SAME DAY X, it creates some unwanted interdependence with coin B price changes when looking at the price of coin A over time.
If I get this right, you want to see a historical price of some coins either in BTC or USD value? Then I believe CMC also gives you a way to do that because their chart also includes the USD price of a coin/token. Tbh it's quite difficult to understand what you're saying here, so feel free to clarify if I don't get what you want to say. |
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Just submitted my vote. Still doesn't understand what do you mean by 1 second trading speed though. Can you add more details or clarify about it? I initially thought it means the speed to place buy/sell order, but that seems can be done in most current dexes,
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Can we just stop having this kind of 'news'? I seriously don't care and don't understand why some baseless assumption from people can be a news article. Would rather read meta drama than news like this. People who throw around prediction with such conviction most of the time end up in the wrong place, without any shame though.
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Quite agree with the Gemini, and to add the list, you can also use CoinMama and CEX but this still vary on your country.
CoinMama just suffered a database leak, while CEX has lots of withdrawal problems just like what happens with any Cryptocapital exchange (Bitfinex, Quadriga, etc). Do you seriously think they're a good alternative? |
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This should teach you guys a lesson, be careful with bounty without any escrow, they can fuck you up and they won't feel bad. Your voice won't be heard because you're just some poor bounty hunters.
Anyway, I think you can do still go public with this by posting a blog post on Medium, and request the help of everyone involved to ask clarifications or probably show what they did to you to their investors. Just like what happened to Kora.
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