OP, If you are looking to get some work done, the best place to post your request is in the Services section. The lending board might not be the most suitable spot for that.

Also, it would be helpful if you could provide more details about the type of services you are seeking. How do you expect someone to contact you if you haven't explained what kind of work it is? However, if you are not ready to offer payment, I do not know what you are expecting in return. While some of us are open to doing charitable work, we typically reserve it for noble causes. I have my doubts about whether your job qualifies as such, whatever it may be.

Regarding your loan request, it has already been clearly explained to you. The policy is simple: no collateral, no loan! This especially applies to newcomers.



If all of this is indeed true (although we are still lacking concrete evidence, so I will speak hypothetically), then your story becomes even more puzzling. If you genuinely are an honest person and not attempting any sort of scam here, and you find yourself in these "ridiculous situations," wouldn't it make more sense to seek help from your family, friends, or someone else close to you? These are the people who truly know you and trust that you will repay them. (I mean, they could always resort to leg-breaking... just a joke, of course.) Wouldn't that be a more logical step than asking for money from complete strangers on a forum?

The suitability of the loan and collateral depends on the risk/reward ratio and the purpose of the loan. If the loan is for a business-related venture, it might be worth considering alternative options such as seeking an angel investor rather than a traditional loan.

By the way, if you were truly an "established" person in this community, you might not even need collateral for relatively small amounts (like $900). Your name and reputation alone would serve as sufficient insurance. But since you are a newbie, that is out of the question in your case.

In my opinion, none of the items you have mentioned can be considered valid collateral for a loan. When granting a loan, lenders typically require collateral that holds significant value and can be easily liquidated and converted into money to recover the loan amount in case of default. Besides, offering some of these KYC accounts is probably even illegal and against the terms of service. (What is the point of a verified Loclbitcoins acc now anyway?)



All that what you mentioned hold subjective value to their owners. Lenders generally look for assets that have objective market value. For example, "full personal details"... What use would that be to the lender?

I disagree. And, looking at the Trust summary from your profile, it seems I am not the only one.


And, I think LoyceV got a point there! Many of your responses are completely off-topic AI generated garbage.

I think it should be noted that this will hide the details on all profile pages, not just your profile. I am not sure if there is a way to limit this to just the personal profile page.

That wallet was never yours to begin with, so please stop with your nonsense, as nobody stole anything from you.
https://twitter.com/tokenview2018/status/1595631118694260736


Get your facts straight. Crypto mixers and money laundering are not the same thing.


Hold on a second, let me make sure I have got this right: The owner lost their precious wallet.dat file, and now you are out here on a public forum, reaching out to total strangers in the hopes that one of them magically stumbled upon it? Are we talking about misplaced car keys here or what? I must say, your sense of humor is quite something!


Why not?

What exactly do you mean by an "actual wallet"? Are you suggesting attempting to crack someone else's wallet.dat file?
Let me remind you that such an action would be classified as theft, as that wallet does not belong to you.

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Miscellaneous:

• More alt accounts from a known bounty cheater.
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You will need a userscript browser extension, such as Tampermonkey or Greasemonkey. You can find them in the official chrome web store or mozilla firefox extensions depending on which browser you use.

Or you can create your own extension, as described here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5128781.msg50536316#msg50536316

His father is probably right, your nephew should just stop discussing Bitcoin at his school. He does not need to go against his teacher's opinion no matter how right he is. Engaging in such discussions could potentially have a negative impact on his school grades, especially if the teacher takes it negatively. It is best to leave such discussions for a circle of people who understand better and are genuinely interested in the topic.

Personally, I am optimistic about the current situation. We have already seen two times this year where Bitcoin passed the 30k mark, and this marks the third significant rally. The first one was in January, with a rise from 16.5k to 23k, and the second took place in March, with an increase from 20k to 28k. Given these trends, I believe there is a good chance that we will hold the 30k level this time, and the next rally might even push us closer to 40k before the year ends. Who knows, maybe even more!

Is Bitcoin trustworthy? Yes, absolutely!
Is Bitcoin worthy investment? That is up to you to decide. Bitcoin investments are not without risk. But never invest your money based on someone else's opinion.
Are the platforms trustworthy? It depends on the platform. While some platforms can be considered trustworthy, others may not meet the same standards.

The best thing you can do is to buy Bitcoin and store it yourself. That is the whole point - Bitcoin operates independently without the need for banks, intermediaries, custodians, or other platforms.

Be wary of any "help" this troll may offer. He is just a cheap beggar, possibly even a scammer.
 
Reference topics: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5457140.0

From other thread:


I see you are quite the expert in the field of crypto and investing... So how come you were so stupid to fall for the most basic scam? 

It is more likely that you are just a troll looking for attention, and possibly even running some kind of scam yourself.

You posted this in the local section today:

(translated version)

And yet, here you claim that you have no money and are asking for donations? Which of these is true?

I would say no. The open source concept has been around for decades, and it has proven to be a good solution. Since anyone can examine the code, it's easier to identify and fix bugs or security vulnerabilities. For example, the Linux operating system has become increasingly popular. Would you say that it is more or less secure than proprietary and closed-source software like Windows?


Yes, they do. Ledger has been one of the most popular hardware wallet choices for years. Things change… I have heard that many people today are opting for alternative solutions.


It is kinda like trying to decide if you should keep your money in a safe that someone else might have access to, or give it to a stranger to hold onto. A tough choice.

I like to use Ninjastic.space. All I do is enter my username in the search box, and voila! I can easily view all the posts where someone has mentioned me. I mean, the notification bot might be great too, but I am already accustomed to my own method.

Nice try, but such things can get you banned from here. Why try to be a fucking scammer when you can do so many nice things with your free time?

For everyone, be careful! OP is trying to trick you into downloading some shady software onto your computer.

According to Ledger, they claim nothing changes for you, and your private keys should be safe inside the device. But we have lost trust in them because they lied before.


Trezor (and some other hardware wallets) has open source software, which means anyone can check exactly what it is doing inside.

I see. I thought kraken charged a transaction fee on top of their fixed fees, but it looks like they do not. Thank you for the clarification!