I have a LAND there which I can't sell. Because nobody needs this shit. I'm stuck there forever

(slaves excluded)

Maybe it's related to declining activity on the forum, so even those spammers are seen as a necessary evil to keep the forum active. Beggars can't be choosers.

Spam megathreads work great for reaching post quotas. That's 800+ posts about nothing, read by nobody, but all being paid.

Honestly, I really want to rank up here for many reasons like credibility, trust and networking.Sometimes I observe and realise that higher ranks often come with increased credibility and trust within the community.This can make it easier to engage in meaningful discussions and have their opinions respected.
I acknowledged that participating
actively, providing valuable insights, and helping others, these elements can be gradually ranked up but yet I can't enjoy these benefits.

I agree with you that sound financial management requires a balance between investing and building emergency or backup funds. Investments like Bitcoin can be tempting to try for quick savings, but maintaining financial stability and security through backup funds is crucial. This approach may slow down savings, but it provides a safety net in times of emergency, ensures long-term success and protects against investment volatility. Patience and backup funds are key to a sustainable and safe investment strategy.

I appreciate that age doesn't barrier but knowledge is the crucial for investment in cryptocurrency.Bitcoin's lack of age requirements and the autonomy it offers can be seen as both strengths and potential risks. While it empowers individuals to manage their own finances and participate in the global economy, it also requires a high level of personal responsibility and knowledge.Balancing Freedom Bitcoin provides the necessary education and security measures to ensure young users can safely navigate the world of cryptocurrency.

"Buy the dip & hold" is a popular investment strategy in the cryptocurrency market as well as traditional financial markets. The basic idea behind this strategy is to buy assets at low prices and take advantage of price declines or recessions by holding them for the long term. Buying the dip allows investors to purchase assets at prices lower than their recent highs. This can potentially increase the overall return on investment if asset prices rebound later. Holding assets over the long term, even during market downturns, allows investors to benefit from the potential growth of assets over time. By sticking to the "buy the dip and hold" strategy, investors can avoid making emotional decisions based on short-term market fluctuations. This can help reduce panic selling tendencies during market downturns, which often lead to losses.
"Bye the dip & hold" can also be combined with dollar-cost averaging where investors regularly buy a fixed dollar amount over time regardless of price. This can help smooth out the effects of market volatility and potentially lower the average purchase price over time. Buying the dip and holding assets is aligned with belief in the long-term fundamentals of the asset. It implies confidence in the underlying technology and the potential for future adoption and growth.

Cryptocurrencies, in particular, have shown significant growth over the years, making them attractive for long-term holding strategies. I love this strategy and always suggest it to everyone.

✨ Billionaire Pantera CEO Dan Morehead ignoring the FUD and buying #Bitcoin   , exactly 11 years ago.

He bought 30,000 BTC for $65, and is up 80,000% – all because he bought the dip 👏

I think I'm going to, if only because I'm a cranky old curmudgeon who'd discontent with the way a very old-school internet discussion forum is being corrupted by AI after already being massively corrupted by incentivized posting.  I like to bitch until steam comes out of my poor listeners' ears, but as I said I also have a fondness for bitcointalk and see its decline and possible end coming sooner rather than later.

Where the dude @

And what is he going to do…. On the other side of the street

So, who is still around, more than 10 years after launch?

Anyone from the old days who reponds to this post, I've got plenty of goodies (some high-issuance pepes, some rarer ones, some fun old assets) to give away!

To qualify:  you must have previously posted in this thread prior to July 2019 _and_ you must not have posted anything more recently.

Either post your Counterparty address here, or by PM.

Hi PhantomPhreak,

I too am only a month or two into Counterparty and am fascinated by its capabilities and potential. Since SilkRoad was shut down do you fear websites like Counterwallet could potentially be shut down if there was evidence of some sort of nefarious activities (regarding copyright infringement or illegal goods) going on with the assets?

I am near certain a few NXT assets have been publicly exposed as more-or-less scams already, though to be fair one guy (NewNxtGames) did offer to repurchase all the assets he sold at their purchase price when his whole idea for making games based on the NXT blockchain fell through.

My apologies if you are already well tired of answering this question. I read all the CounterParty Protocol and Wiki articles and will dig into this thread before I ask any potentially silly questions.

Futures trading carries significantly higher risk compared to spot trading. With futures, you can potentially lose your entire investment, while spot trading typically limits losses to your initial investment. Setting stop-loss orders in futures trading may seem like a way to prevent losses, but you might hit multiple stop-losses until your position is liquidated.

Investing in new memecoins carries significant risk due to their extreme volatility. Exercise caution, as many new memecoins turn out to be scams or 'rug pulls'. Proceed at your own risk and only invest what you can afford to lose

I agree that investing in altcoins needs more research. It's smart to be careful. Although, some altcoins are less risky and easier to understand. For example, DeFi coins that support decentralized finance activities, or coins involved in restaking, can be good choices. Especially when they have strong backers, these altcoins can be safer investments.

I count 931 posts (more than 80% of the spam posts listed) since this spam suddenly started on April 27. Before that, it was never mentioned, and it hasn't stopped since.

On the other hand, I have won hundreds of easy fiat from claims on this site: https://topclassactions.com/  and they pay off much faster, as all the legal judgements have already been adjudicated.  GL!

I2P is another option. Ever heard of eepsites? They're sites built on the I2P network using the .i2p domain. I've found this article online to anyone's interest: https://mhatta.medium.com/how-to-set-up-untraceable-websites-eepsites-on-i2p-1fe26069271d

Who knows if someone decides to build a decentralized marketplace or exchange on top of a decentralized network infrastructure in the future? 

It's been a while because I was on vacation, but we got back on track. I wasn't sure at first, but some of their replies are spot on that they're AI written, others however, aren't. Any thoughts, I'm confident that it's a combination of an AI writer more fluent than ChatGPT, possibly humanizer and adding their own sentences, while spreading the AI through their posts so it's not that prevalent.

User: Cryptodaring

Hey everyone! I come from a time where AI is revolutionizing everything - from how we work and think to how we solve problems. Though mostly created by humans and comprised of code, AI is making our lives easier and faster. That's why I'm always intrigued by new projects, especially ones like VIRTUAL Protocol that bring AI solutions to the web3 space.

VIRTUAL Protocol enables the creation of AI entities capable of text, voice, and motion responses in virtual environments. Its main goal is to produce and market these AI personas effectively.

The protocol incentivizes individuals to contribute data and create AI models, while validators ensure quality and functionality, earning rewards in return. Integration into the system is simple for DApp founders, allowing for quick and cost-effective creation of immersive experiences. Content creators can creatively monetize their characters and stories. Exciting times ahead! What possibilities do you envision for AI in the web3 space?

Saw a tweet about interoperability protocols and it got me curious. From what I understand, an interoperability protocol is like a bridge that connects different blockchain networks, allowing them to communicate and share data with each other seamlessly. Think of it like a universal translator for blockchains!

In the DeFi space, this means that different projects can work together more efficiently, sharing resources and information. It's like having a central hub that connects all the different servers, making it easier for them to talk to each other.

I'd love to learn more about interoperability protocols and explore some examples. Can anyone share their insights or mention some specific protocols that are making waves in the DeFi space?

As a participant in the dynamic crypto space, I can't help but be in awe of the remarkable women who are leading the charge and shaping the future of this industry. Two names that stand out to me are Yi He, the co-founder of Binance, and Gracy Chen, the CEO of Bitget.

Yi He's story is particularly captivating – hailing from the remote countryside of Sichuan Province in China, she defied her humble beginnings to carve out a successful career in psychology and television before finding her true calling in the world of finance and technology. As the co-founder of Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, Yi He has demonstrated an unparalleled ability to identify and nurture talent, building a strong, diverse team that has been instrumental to the exchange's meteoric rise.

Equally impressive is the story of Gracy Chen, who has seamlessly transitioned from a successful career as a television host to becoming a trailblazing entrepreneur and now the CEO of Bitget, one of the world's largest crypto exchanges. As the head of Bitget, Chen oversees a team of over 1,500 employees, demonstrating her exceptional leadership skills and her deep understanding of the crypto industry.

The stories of Yi He and Gracy Chen serve as a powerful reminder of the immense talent and potential that women bring to the crypto space. These trailblazers are not only redefining the industry, but also inspiring a new generation of women to pursue their dreams and push the boundaries of what's possible in the world of finance and technology.

I will probably withdraw support for the flag, now that everyone has been paid, but what we have here is a fucking scammer who has run a shitty campaign with low budged, who has plagiarized and has been banned for it, who hasn't paid several members because he didn't want to, and who has only done so in the face of community pressure with the flag and red tags.

I call that high risk.

And by the way, does it make much sense for you to be concerned about the reputation of this scammer when he has been Autobanned in archived status?

Edit: How will the forum look at the fact that there is plagiarism in the manager’s story? You can check the creation dates of the site from which the post was copied. Is it necessary to block a manager for the fact that, at the development stage, the manager did not speak in his own words but copied them from another site? Previously, it sounded like a scam.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1926895.msg64306824#msg64306824