It is dangerous for the OP and for anyone who contact him after his "payment". The OP can be a scammer as well.

Those kind of help should always happen in public discussions, as it is safer and the discussion may also help other users who are experiencing the same problem.

THe problem with binance and other exchanges are the withdrawal fees. Depending on the volume, it is better to use some swap service... Therefore, it is also always good to make a research and compare the different swap services (just make a simulation)


I used coinswap and easyrabbit a lot in the past, and never had any problems.

It would be nice to simulate on all those 5 swap services and on binance before buying, to avoid paying 10% in fees/spread, like OP did....

If there are 20 pages of discussion, everything that could be said was already said. You will just repeat what someone else already said. There is no pointing in posting on these threads (unless it is a very specific case).

You should look for topics with few replies (0-10), not with 20 pages of replies (400+).

I gave my thoughts about posting and merit and things like that when I began using this forum and it 100 merits. I think it is worth reading in your case. You can improve your post quality.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3306385.0

I will give you my opinion on this.

You are just shitposting. Most of your posts are on ANN threads, which you should avoid.

And it doesn't matter if it is ontopic. It must be relevant. If you have nothing to say, don't write anything.
If you didn't read previous posts, don't post.

I will give you an example.

After 20 pages of discussion (400 posts on the topic) you wrote this:
Your post doesn't mean anything. Spam.

Look here, after 5 pages of discussion (100 posts) you wrote this:
Which is doesn't add anything to the conversation also. You are just repeating something that is all over all crypto forums in the internet. Useless. Who do you expect to read this? Only if it is other spammer.



I will give you my personal advice:
Only say something relevant, just like in real life.
Do not repeat the same bullshit over and over again.
Do not post in megathreads (with 2+ pages, imo, it is a megathread, unless if it is a very specific discussion)
Try to answer questions and help users
Read more than you write.


You can read what I wrote and try to improve yourself, or you can just defend yourself and keep shitposting and spamming. Up to you.

I know that many other spammers were kicked out of the campaign, maybe others which are even more spammers than you. But that's it, life isn't fair.
You put a lot of efforts in the posts above trying to defend yourself. If you put the same effort in your paid posts, you wouldn't have been kicked. Think about it.

Thank you. I will try later.

But this way it is far less secure... it would be good to encrypt with public key and decrypt with the private key, like PGP.


Thank you.
The person who answered said that using systems that were actually designed for encryption is better... he is right ofc, but maybe an upgrade in bitcoin protocol in the future?
 It would be nice to see one day people using bitcoin protocol to encrypt messages, it could be easily done by users and would protect our privacy in our emails and other means of communication.

I don't see a problem with address re use here. You could use some addresses just for messaging, no big deal IMO.

I was studying a little about PGP. I am a total newbie at it.

But there are so many similarities to PGP and Bitcoin. Is it possible to encrypt a message using my public key, and decrypt it using my private key? Like PGP does. It would be something very nice to do, as Bitcoin clients are much more common and widespread than PGP related software (also easier to use).

I would like to be able to encrypt my messages using bitcoin key pairs. It would be really useful.

Maybe in future Bitcoin signatures could even replace PGP signatures? Is there any discussion about this? Or is it technically impossible ? I searched but couldn't find any.

You don't need Eth to receive Tokens, but to send.

If you are sending tokens to your ledger nano s, you don't need Eth there. You need eth from the address you are sending them.

If it is an exchange, they pay for those fees, usually.

I think that even those bad projects may somehow contribute. When suffering those 51% attacks we can see how a 51% works, what is can do, like an experiment.

Those shitcoins are, some of them, trying new technologies in a very risk way. If any of those new technologies is useful and it works, it may later on be applied to bitcoin...

Edit: Not saying that it is worth ivnesting in those projects. I am saying that those shitprojects can be good for bitcoin

I am locking this topic, too much spam already. People started to post without reading previous posts.
Reported a few.

You don't even need to go that far. Just look up here in the image I posted.
Bitcoin was 11k, Ethereum as 999, XRP was 1.07, Bcash was 1600, Litecoin was 177.

How are the prices now?

Bitcoin is nearly the same, 8200, -27%.
Ethereum is -80%
XRP is -70%
Bcash -90%
Litecoin -70%

Is it worth diversifying is this? If I had never bought any altcoin, my portfolio would be much bigger now.

I don't get how this meme coin is more resilient than litecoin.
Maybe litecoin lost power when Bcash was created? Both of them are similar to bitcoin, but "faster".

anyway, this is really good for dogecoin.

Dogecoin is also a lot used in casinos, dice games, and in exchanges and other swap services. It became one of the most solid projects out there... this meme coin!

This is how we can see how many shit coins we have out there...

I did that. And everyone certainly should, because we need to think about our kids in the future. And in 10-20years our 0.0001 btc could be worth a lot of money.

The thing is, if you don't 100% trust someone, or if you would like to be more protect from a possible thief that could rob your house, you could split your keys.

For example, give your Seed to a relative and the passphrase to another.
Or if you wish you can give 12 word to one person and the other 12 to another.

There are many ways to do it, but you certainly should.

There are some exchanges that allow you to lend btc to them, and they give you interest rates like 5% per year or something like that.

But the risk is enormous, as they are going to have the private keys of your bitcoins. If the exchange has any problem, if it closes or get hacked, your bitcoins are gone.

I think for heirs a good option would be not to give them the private keys, but to tell them how to find.
Or maybe you could even split. 12 words to one, and 12 words to another. Or a passphrase with one, and the seed with another.

About hardware wallets... I can't understand how does anyone still hold more than 500 usd in any wallet that is not a hardware wallet.

Resilience is not antifragility.

According to google dictionary, it is close to robust:


And Robust is not antifragility.

Antifragility is something that gain from chaos and disorder. Robust or Resilient is something that isresistant or can quickly recover from chaos and disorder. Those concepts are very different.

Like the example I said. It is like putting a sticker in your bag saying "Please mishandle"


This idea comes from his experience as an option trader.

I will make an example:

Antifragility x World Crisis - An option trader can benefit from chaos. He maybe  shortening stocks in a crash and he will make 10000% in a crash. He gained from the disorder.

Resilient to World Crisis -  Buying bonds or gold with liquidity when stock market crashes. He is resistant to the crash, but didn't benefit from it.


Or an example closer to our reality:
Shortening bitcoin (antifragile to bitcoin crash) x Buying Tether (resilient to bitcoin crash)

This doesn't matter. 15 minutes is really a lot, but it makes no difference actually. You can just reload the page and you will receive an updated rate.

If  a crash within those 15minutes happens (which is highly unlikely), changelly will simple refuse to make your conversion. It is a centralized service, they will look at your rates and refund you.

So it really doesn't matter, and you will not make money by using a long fixed rate.

Just to be sure, do you want to withdrawal 40.000,00 or 40.000.000? Because 40.000.00 isn't a currency number. Is it 40 thousand or 40 million?

If you want to withdrawal 40.000,00 it is relatively easy. Just send 10-20k (1-2 btc) to good exchanges like Bitstamp, Binance, Kraken, Coinbase  and withdarawl it.

In binance you can withdrawal 20k(2btc) per day wihtout any KYC.

No.
labels are not registered in the blockchain, it is an internal label that affects only your wallet software. Probably if you reinstall your electrum, or recover it in another computer, the label will be lost, but funds will not be affected.

Maybe it is better for you to create a subreddit?
There are many big communities there, like /r/Cryptocurrency, r/ethtrader and so on.

You will have basically no audience in your new forum, and you are trying to advertise it in another forum (which is a bad idea, because nobody will move to another forum from here). You need to find other audience, not try to convert your audience from here, unless your forum has something better, like, better discussions, which is highly unlikely.

Take a look here. This forum is paying 0.00001 BTC for every post. How can you compete with that? Ofc that traffic will be artificial, and nobody will go there after this payment campaing is over.. unless people with good knowledge there.
https://cryptotalk.org/topic/21-get-paid-for-every-post/

Hey Robert,

I noticed that you are reposting a post from your blog, right?

http://roberto.info/2019/08/05/bitcoin-value-skin-in-the-game

It would be safer for you to add the reference in your article. You may be banned by that plagiarism bot. I know you are not plagiarizing anything, just posting your article in two different places. But try to explain that to a bot...

Nice article btw.