Stay with your TIA then

What was the point of you staking it if you can't wait for the unstaking period?

Smells like scam to me. When you "sell" the wallet, you still remain with the private keys or seeds, so.....

@ibminer, it looks like it's back again, please check 

I mean, let's be honest, Is this the kind of token you have hope in long term?



Maybe short term, yes it can pump and then dump, but that can be short-lived, and you have to be so good at timing the market. If the daily trading volumes continue to drop, be rest assured that it will be delisted from Binance, and they will lead to a further drop in price.

The Reason I call Bitcoin cash a scam is that at one point they even went extreme and started claiming that Bitcoin Cash is the Original Bitcoin while the Bitcoin we know today was Bitcoin Core  (it's ironic we are discussing this in another "Bitcoin Core coin" thread  )

Here is one of the many instances they did that using their news site news.bitcoin.com - https://news.bitcoin.com/how-is-bitcoin-cash-different-from-bitcoin-core/

This got so newbies confused into buying Bitcoin Cash, thinking it was the real Bitcoin. I think o even saw some threads about that confusion.

Still on that longer ROI since you will be mining only 1/3 of the day. Have you thought of the mining gear getting outdated before you even meet your ROI or the profitability dropping really so low because of newer more effective gear in the market and also in the networks?

Not discouraging you, just making think about certain outcomes in the long run.

What is MM though?
My first time getting to know about such a payment method or perhaps platform?

He talks of MM, do you have any idea what that is?

Sorry about that bad experience, OP.

Just a word of advice. When participating in airdrops, keep the wallet balances as minimal as possible. Probably just enough to cover the transaction fees. That way, when your address is compromised, you will only lose negligible amounts.

The world of airdrops is so slippery, which hacker use to steal coins from unsuspecting users.

@Gladitorcomeback, did you get back your money?

Please let us know what transpired. I have been planning to do some swaps with them, but I don't want to be another victim. In the past, the swaps went on smoothly, but you can never know, things change.

First, and for most, how long is your trial period?

Secondly, you say you have been on the market for over 5 years but when I look up the Wayback Machine, a couple of years back (in 2022), the current domain name you are using had nothing to do with MaxLiveTV. How is that possible?

https://web.archive.org/web/20220331224725/https://maxlivetv.com/

Is the payment processor issue going to be fixed some time in the near future or contacting you guys through social media/Email is going to be the method of making payments from now on?

I created a test account and checked the dashboard. I don't see monero listed there. This is all I could see.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tron, Tether (ERC20), Tether (TRC20). I don't know how flexible they are. It might be a good suggestion adding monero as well.

There will surely be one thing that you are so good at and that is shilling!

I mean, look at the neutral feedback left on your profile. It best describes your character, and it seems you haven't changed a single bit from the time of the feedback


Engaging into sensible discussion with you is a waste of time.

1. Incorrect board to post this, it should probably be under the web wallets board. Here, discussions are majorly about trading.

2. As far as I can understand, your wallet is a custodial wallet. One that holds funds for the users, which is far more risky to use than a noncustodial wallet. Why would someone risk their funds for free raffles?

Don't you see that you are the problem?
Why are you using a platform that does not want anybody from the US from registering and trading in it?

I think they are pretty much clear about this in the Terms, yet you ignored them. If you are lucky, they will just block your account and let you withdraw your balance, but the odds are against you.

You can also take a look at the status pages on one of the mirrors that works in case something doesn't feel right. Last major incident was in March

• http://hszyoqwrcp7cxlxnqmovp6vjvmnwj33g4wviuxqzq47emieaxjaperyd.onion/status
• https://exch.cx/status

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I don't think the like button or upvote button will be added. I believe this has been suggested a few times.

What coin are you mining for starters?

Certainly not Bitcoin for starters and it's hard to recommend you the type of wallet you should use, but I recommend you use noncustodial open source wallets. When you want to exchange the coins you have mined for PayPal, it's best to use p2p exchanges like HodlHodl, localcoinswap etc.

Beware of scammers, you might reverse your transactions since PayPal payments are reversible.

It's not getting tossed around too casually. The number of scams in crypto space is way too alarming. If you have no ill intentions, I dare you to use a different name for your coin. You very well know what the name Bitcoin core stands for.

How different are you from scammers who wake up and create coins like FBI coin, or SEC token? 

Who says they are not scams? 

Hi, I am a little bit confused. You said you made 2 deposits, but then there are some 109 payments. From where does number come from? I have checked out the screenshot and it doesn't make sense. Perhaps it's a bug?

OP was online today after your post, have you received any response via PM? Please keep us updated on the issue. It's very important feedback for potential future customers.

I am no expert in the US taxation policies, but if there is any Country where you want to circumvent taxation using Bitcoin or crypto, then the last place should be the US. Those chaps tax even the gains. In some countries, that is not the case.

He still is the CEO