You mean the market of those coins? Well, most of the delist coins with /BNB probably binance didn't find it enough to get profit with those pairs due low liquidity, etc the same on other pairs.
Those with /BUSD are probably because it will be phased out soon as their announcement.

They have Stake.Us domain for US users since it falls on  the same company, then FBI could handle it but accusing the those org from north korea again for this, i don't think some of it can be recovered especially the non-USD pegged coins that were hacked.

Well, depositing of withdrawal of funds may vary but sometimes even it's just $1000 deposit/withdrawal could end up like the others. With other's experience this exchange ask aside from KYC, proof of address, source of funds, documents of other people who give/send you the funds like their ID, take note all transaction hashes are required too and etc.

It's all in google how they scam their users asking documents after another.

Good for you, you will then experienced it later on once you withdraw larger amount. As for all of those victims, they were asked not just personal info including ID but with different documents too. And not having multiple account is not the only way you will encounter such BS verdict from HitBTC. Still good luck, lol.

All kind of wallet not only trustwallet atually. I received messages the same like that with different wallet like metamask, ledger, exodus, sometimes electrum lmao. I usually found them on spam folder although there are some who got filtered out, some of them have google docs attached and make them not go to spam for some reasons.

Galing! I check your profile history, isa ka pala sa mga OG sa bitcoin na taga dito sa local boards.
About sa mtgox balance mo, sayang talaga yun. Pero sabi mo nga halos na withdraw mo naman so tingin mo iilan nalang yung remaining dun?

I would refrain attaching a direct link of an unknown website especially with those URL parameters.
With the overall look of the site it's rushly made and nothing's helpful on such kind of look of a website.

Good thing if it's the case, in fact Stake is really a huge casino ever existed here in crypto space. If this is just a new or smaller casino, those users with large sum of balance will be very affected and in rage if they file bankruptcy. And I'm sure those hacked USDT and other USD pegged coins will be frozen and hopefully will be recovered.

Are you an insider? There's nothing related news regarding this yet.
The outgoing transactions might just be changing of a new address.

If this true, this will be one of the largest heist for a casino.

Same here, i feel like only few notices this probably because it's sunday — rest day, family day etc. Because if not, people will keep spamming meta for the same reason.

If anyone can do this by pressing the button it will lead the spamming of bot to scrape bitcointalk and will end up blocking the ip address if ninjastic bot.

About the suggestion.
- i guess adding the last 120 days or 4 months in merit tab will be helpful where applying campaign as managers required it. Or if a dropdown of dynamic option is very helpful.

So it means you didn't change your email since 2015? Even after the hack? Theymos made a reminder to change account's password coz users might received future spam phishing mails.

It's just a research survey and it doesn't hold by any means by exact total numbers of their population. When the article say +50% it only means that those are the number of adult people who can manage to hold crypto/finance. But actually it's a good news no matter the number is as long it is uptrend.

Unfortunately, it doesn't work like that as always. With the number of fake/scam ads in facebook, it's obvious that there's no human behind accepting such ads, as long it doesn't fall against their terms of ads i guess it always be approved and shown to those millions of users on their platform

Hirap yan pag walang middleman, lalo na if wala kang reputation na maipapakita sa fb, di talaga sasang-ayon either seller or buyer na mag send first ng account details or money first. Dehado kase buyer niyan, since kaya pa mag change password ang seller or even recovered the account.

Well, about sa number ng subs, okay lang if ganyan nga pero its case to case bases pa rin but like i said the more the subs the higher the price/offer. Sa ganyang kalaki ng subs ^(1M), usually mga active yang channel like weekly may new upload, kase rarely lang magkaroon ng ganyang number if bots lang ang mga nag subs kase nababawasan yan overtime.

I usually report scam ads, but i rarely see them since i always clear cache/data my fb app, clear cookies my used browser so i usually see random ads not a targeted one related to crypto/bitcoin.

Monetized channel pero di ginagamit? Parang malabo 'yang hinahanap mo, kahit ako if monetized channel ko with monthly passive income di ko talaga ibebenta. Unless bilhin mo with  at least, 1 year revenue ng channel. And if kung bibili ka, number of subscribers matters, more subs mas malaki offer.

It's always the pay rate per, next is the rules, then the management.

Changing campaigns due to pay rates is obvious reasons.
Rules depends, if the payrate is higher yet the post counts needed is  above 25, its a negative for most. Also the required number of post in particular board matters as well. If these two is existing on its rules even it has higher pay rates, i still would not join.
Managers may vary, some are strict some are not.

You mean 999dice? Op explained that it's a typo, their old site 999luckydice.io and now has .com domain extension. But if you lookup the .io website it is not registered yet, i don't know if its a typo as well. It looks like there is someone who is lying here trying to deceive people.

Upon visiting the site using mobile device, i saw many typos, even not using proper margin on those paragraphs. Looks like the site was built in rush, we all the mention from other members, to many red flags, much better to use other existing reputed casinos.

Sorry for the loss, but i want you to remember that every phishing incident is user's fault. First what website's are you using with the same email, who knows your emails personally, who you shared stories of your gambling activities. This is a rare incident, as what i understand of what you are trying to tell is, well just i what think, Stake CS/people made the phishing email to you.

Also, at least share a screenshot of the email you received, the domain/url used you clicked to login, etc.