I usually just Google it:
Plagiarism is often quite obvious: if a bounty spammer suddenly created a long post, that's a red flag. Or if someone earned all his Merit only from one post.
Sometimes it's easy to detect, but when they use a word spinner it becomes much more difficult (and more satisfying to catch them).

Something else (re)occurred to me: let's say government wants to use Bitcoin, and let's say Central Banks get involved. What's stopping a large government to create 100 million Bitcoin in debt? They first abandoned the gold standard and then abandoned paper money. They don't even bother printing the banknotes anymore.
So if they start using Bitcoin, they'll create their own internal accounting system, and there's nothing stopping them from turning it into fractional reserve Bitcoin. No more on-chain settlements, no more physical ownership, it will just be like "paper gold". And in a way it's started already (by private corporations): "Wrapped Bitcoin" has nothing to do with Bitcoin, and yet people use it. It's not that hard to imagine they'll sell more Wrapped Bitcoin than the Bitcoin they hold, just like Tether sells more than the dollars they own.
The current government debts will never be paid back, and as long as they do the same with their 100 million "Bitcoin" debt, most people will just accept it.

It's Bitcoin Wallet on Android. This was the first mobile wallet I used 6.5 years ago.

We agree.

Let's put it this way: If you have $100 and I have a $100 bill printer, who do you think is going to get hungry when a bread costs $200?
Fiat is based on eternal debt, and I don't like it.

No need for the attitude dude. Your story isn't very clear. The transaction only shows one output, while you said:
What's the txid for that last transaction?

Did you make this transaction? If so: the entire balance of the address was used (and the transaction fee was much higher than needed). There is no change in this transaction.
If you didn't make this transaction, your wallet may be compromised.

I forgot to add "" around "beauty".

Money printing is basically transfering purchasing power from anyone to the guy controlling the printer. Why would anyone work for $8 per hour if someone else can just create ten billion times that amount by pressing a button?

I assume you mean the change is send to a new address in the same wallet. That's normal, it's the way Bitcoin works.
Think of it as having a $100 bill, paying someone $50, and getting $50 back in return. Bitcoin is, after all, designed as electronic cash.

Unless you mean something else, in that case please start by naming the wallet, and if possible show the txid (transaction ID).

If I send you exactly 0.001BTC, then the coinjoin transaction indeed has no "change". But my deposit transaction has change, so it just moves it to an earlier transaction compared to using Wasabi Wallet.

There's a much bigger shortcoming: the user has to trust you, while Wasabi Wallet is trustless:
You're asking several people to trust you with up to 1 Bitcoin (and maybe 5 or 10 Bitcoin in the future). With a minimum of 5 users, you'll be trusted with enough money to buy a house in most countries. What's stopping you from exit scamming at the earliest possibility?

Only if you have really cheap electricity.

One billion dollars isn't that much, here it's barely enough to pay for a small new highway.

I kinda expect a worse death from a $5 wrench attack. That's not my dream, the country isn't safe, and "not paying taxes" doesn't sound sustainable.
Don't get me wrong, I hate taxes as much as anyone else, and I'd love to pay 50% less, but 10% VAT isn't going to be enough to support a safe and nice society.

I'm not particularly concerned about the opinion of a rich granny. I'm pretty sure my interests aren't in line with hers.
I'm just glad she never got access to nukes.

Do you know what's the "beauty" of fiat money printing? Value doesn't come from a printer (unless you're selling books), so no matter how much they print, the total value can't go up! They can print as much as they want, and it will only inflate away people's savings while Bitcoin gets more expensive (in dollars).

I've never discussed Bitcointalk with anyone IRL (except for my wife, no secrets there). For privacy, I wouldn't like it if someone can link my online identity to meatspace, and the best way to do that is not to talk about it.

I'm still waiting for my reporter badge, and my next Rank ("Legend") for 2000+ Activity/Merit. Maybe when hell freezes over, right after KYC and the new forum software.

That's my preferred route indeed: withdrawing small amounts straight to LN. $30 withdrawal fees are so anti Bitcoin.

Both exchangers have their pros and cons, switching sometimes gets a better deal. BestChange.com gives many more exchangers.
Note that I wouldn't trust them with any substantial amounts.

Blockchains don't approximate. That's not how a blockchain works.

Do you mean you created a brain wallet?

How do you "have" a transaction without txid?

I'm still unsure how Bitcoin has to do with your birthday.

Confirmed.

If you made a brain wallet, it sounds like you made a mistake trying to restore it. What software did you use for this 6 years ago?

I never get that: if you didn't sell at $69k, why would you sell when it is $56k?

This doesn't prove the address was created by the Ledger. Without verifying the device itself, this address could have been created by malicious software.

You said it proves the address came from the Ledger:

They're part of the Kingdom, but considering so many casinos use them as their "home country", I'm pretty sure they must have different gambling laws. I don't know the details though, those islands aren't really something the average citizen here knows other than for a sunny vacation.

Where's the Ledger on that picture? It looks like a picture of a computer screen, while the whole point of using a hardware wallet is to verify the address on the hardware wallet. Anything else that happens on your computer shouldn't be trusted.