CMIIW, It seems like if you want to buy Bitcoin you have to use cash[1] and then redeem it on Coinme. So then, you need to bring your coins, exchange to cash and then buy Bitcoin with it, or something like that?

Sounds ok to me, but the fee is too big, 11.9%.

[1] https://www.coinstar.com/bitcoin

I'm not sure why you guys considered me talking about Localbitcoins. Did I mention it in my post? I don't even recall writing about Localbitcoin here.

I'm talking about P2P, like peer-to-peer exchange as a way to trade, such as exchanging Bitcoin here on the forum, or using Telegram, or directly face-to-face. We've been able to do that since years ago and I'm sure it will be difficult for the government if they want to eradicate it. That's what I'm trying to say.

I don't really know how Cryptopia handles their private key, but I'm pretty sure even the most secure exchange won't use pen and papers. It's not fast enough and even gave practical problems when they need to move and manage their wallet. Still, that doesn't mean they should leave it online either.

Let's hope the hacker(s) only hack their hot wallet, because if it's not, then Cryptopia is really doomed.

If you want to do some manual work:

1. Find when the member is registered.
2. Find what date is today.
3. Do a simple math = (date_today - date_registered) / 14 (rounded to the smallest number)

That's the potential activity, assuming the account always post at least once in 2 weeks / 14 days.

If you don't want to, then use achow code.

Blockchain is actually stored on many hard drives (replicated) and they 'work' simultaneously. The blockchain is simply a file/database, you can store and copy it many times.

If you're talking about running a node and then split your blockchain file to two different address, I doubt it's not possible because blockchain is stored in a single file, blk*.dat (in Bitcoin). If you split it (that single file) into two (not sure how you did this, I assume you'll split it and therefore break the data, just like a broken zip file) you won't be able to use it because it's corrupt. You can read further here[1].

That's what I understand at least, maybe someone smarter than me has a different opinion.

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[1] http://learnmeabitcoin.com/glossary/blkdat

Tbh I don't think Bitcoin is that technical (for daily usage). While it's true it is required to have somewhat deeper knowledge to fully embrace the tech, to be able to use it regularly we don't have to do that. For example, to create an address, you don't have to understand how BIP32 works, they can simply open Electrum, generate a new address and so on.

This technical barrier is quite low tbh. We don't have to spend hours learning about it.

Be careful with this strategy. I've known several forum which starts their advertisement by giving away/running a campaign dead after the campaign is over. I'm pretty sure organic traffic will come to your site when someone can find something unique which is not replaceable or can't be found on another site.

Anyway, good luck with your project.

IIRC this is an old scam strategy. I'm not sure which site previously use this trick to scam users, but I'm sure cryptoexpo is not the first and the last one. They'll probably start another site with the same purpose. But their trick will be the same. Be careful, don't trust any random guy asking for help especially on the internet.

I support this. I've used some user scripts being posted here but when my laptop went broke I have a hard time finding the script again. It would be nice if there's an index thread for any useful user script for the forum.

I don't think so. In fact, ETF withdrawal doesn't affect market movement at all (at least up to this point). Looks like people were never expecting ETF to happen and so this news doesn't bring any new sentiment to the market. Most likely we will go sideways for the next few months before we can see new price action.

You can also check this analysis which argues that we're at the bottom[1], so there should not be any sudden price movement even though fundamental looks bleak or great.

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[1] https://medium.com/@renato_shira/bitcoin-bottom-is-in-35ff1e2b9403

So glad that I stop using Cryptopia since months ago. I don't think they're doing an exit scam because there is no definite proof yet but at least we can say they're pretty irresponsible and somehow powerless to prevent the worse to happen. But if they don't want to repay the money of their users, I'm pretty sure anyone would say they're doing an exit scam.

Let's wait the result of police investigation (if it ever comes out).

We've been able to do that even before this rule comes out. And even if there's no clear statement about Bitcoin, we will still be able to do it and the government will need serious time and effort if they want to stop P2P exchange.

I think your first benefits is the most important one. Traders or crypto enthusiast would no longer need to feel anxious when they use cryptocurrency exchange because it is allowed by the government. If it was banned, then they'll need a hard time to exchange Bitcoin to fiat.

I'm pretty sure people who join any cloud mining won't get any (decent) profits. They spend more to get pennies.  Not worth at all. But the irony is, some people will get blinded by the opportunity to get rich without doing anything. All of my friend who bought a cloud mining package in the past, in fact, make more money doing their usual job and they wanted to sell their cloud mining account now.

Let's just hope people get smarter so they don't fall for trap (or a disadvantageous business model) or scam project like this.

OP, are you the owner of the site?

You keep reposting an article from that sources and make it into a new thread, literally copy-pasting. It's best if you make it clear from the beginning because I bet someone will report your post sooner or later and you'll get banned.

On another perspective, I think it's a good strategy. You know what happens when there's no product and you list your token on the market? Straight dump. Instead of demanding to list on exchange asap, you should demand them to work on their product and see the progress. There's no need to rush listing on any exchange when the demand for the token is nonexistent. On top of that, I believe some people will eventually cry when they see the price fell really hard because of dumpers.

I can name a few if you want: Arround, XBASE, Essentia, etc.

Hmm, pengalaman ane berbeda dari agan mu_enrico. Ane udah dua kali bikin akun Medium. Pertama akunnya keban, ane rasa karena cuma follow" orang doang sama ngeclap" geje. Yang kedua ane buat nulis artikel bounty. Menurut ane sih tulisan ane cukup lumayan berfedah, tapi yang kedua juga keban. Ane duga karena follow back, tapi bisa juga karena kontennya isinya promote ICO tertentu. Agak kesel juga karena Medium nge-bannya seperti Reddit, shadow ban. Baru tau akun ane diban ketika dikomplen salah satu BM.

Buat memastikan alasannya memang paling enak kontak support Medium. FYI Medium juga sering ngeblokir akun-akun penulis tertentu. Salah satuny Cryptomedication yang sering mengkritik Bitfinex (silakan diteliti sendiri kontennya). Ane sih udah ga make Medium buat bounty, Steemit lebih ramah bagi ane.

I think he wanted to say that a few weeks ago a fake group was imitating Blockchain XLM airdrop program, which is why we should be more careful because it's fake and it aims to steal your money.

Anyway, long story short, I nearly fell to this kind of scam when I wanted to join an ICO. The fake channel uses the exact name of the ICO that I wanted to join, and oddly enough there is no mention about it on the official group even though the members on the fake channel reach thousands of people. I wonder if there are more cases like this.

Yeah, this is what most confusing tbh. It seems the leaks come from a tweet of somebody who gets a special first look at Samsung S10, CCN also reports the same thing[1]. Anyway, I don't buy and use Samsung, Electrum or Core is my choice!

[1] https://www.ccn.com/samsung-galaxy-s10-bitcoin-wallet-leaked-by-insider-is-it-official/

Thanks for the article. As far as I read it, I assume anyone can apply and then the filtering will be done through the apps? Btw, you also mention $700/month salary, is this paid in Hara or IDR?

Will check out the app later, and of course, apply to be a field agent. I'll probably write an article about this if I have the time.


The sale is over, there will be no more token sale. The ICO was done on Tokenomy launchpad. I believe s/he means that HARA will be tradable on exchanges after the sale is over.

We can simply use an encrypted internet connection to connect the node. Use something like dnscrypt for example, and you can connect again with other nodes. I'm not really sure the government wants to ban Bitcoin (blocking their connection) because it's just a waste of resource. They might try to shut down any cryptocurrency exchange though so that people won't be able to cash out. But we can still trade offline, or use something like Bisq.

I don't think government crackdown will happen, but if it does, I believe we can find a solution for that.