Episode 5 - https://youtu.be/eouaLXZ8Bbc~
During his younger days he was struggling to make 145 and now 15 years into his career he is going down to 135 pounds which i initially thought was impossible but he is somehow maintaining a good diet and making the cut even though draining, personally i would like to see Jose Aldo winning the title but i would not bet against Petr Yan after seeing some of his old fights and his athletic gifts.
I wouldn't bet against Petr just by looking at how drained Aldo is tbh but let's see. Everyone made weight and there is no way they will fight in the open during this season, it feels like you are in a hot spa in the open and the fighters will gas out within a round  . Right  I can only imagine how the fight would go if they would actually do it under the sun hehe.
Masvidal had to shred 20 pounds in six days for this title fight. I'm no nutritionist but that's really a rough cut for any fighter. That could be a huge factor for him especially if the fight goes beyond three rounds. He should finish the fight early or the belt remains with Usman. I’m hurting though, initially during the weight cut, but now it’s all behind me. I made the weight, I’ve already got liquids in me, food in me, so pretty soon it’ll be just party time. Faceoffs - https://youtu.be/IgzTO211Wec |
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@LFC_Bitcoin could have been trying to update his signature codes and copied it wrongly initially (as the code inserts are not meant to be added), hence how it was displayed the first time before you reloaded the page.
That's what happened. If it was an CSS issue, you would see the signature in plain text instead of the actual signature BBCode inside the "code" tag. I wish he could confirm this and put the discussion to rest. @Pffrt maybe you can lock this already based on @TryNinja's comment? |
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It could be beneficial but aren't USDT centralized? wouldn't that defeat wanting to gamble anonymously or without a central authority?
I don't think adding USDT makes any difference. Cloudbet is a centralized gambling platform who also asks verification if needed anyway.
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Blacklisted how? I think it's volume is big enough for gamblers to think that USDT is quite good for online gambling since its very liquid.
Can you enlighten me a bit on the "Blacklisted" thing?
Maybe he meant USDT can be frozen unlike DAI. Read more - PSA: Most Stablecoins Can Be Frozen, Even in Your Own Wallets
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Like the Crypto casino doesn't have KYC which is most fiat-based gambling sites do.
They don't always implement it but they do require KYC in cases like huge withdrawals or when they suspect users of fraudulent activities. |
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Episode 4 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-HUW20_N4cJose Aldo looks drained judging from his face.
I hope everyone makes weight and be hydrated enough for the fight. If main card starts at 8:00 AM as suggested by @tokeweed, they could be fighting under the sun with 40°C+. That's going to be tough even for these pro fighters. |
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Thanks @tyz and @TryNinja for the heads up. The OP has been updated. Name change was bound to happen but I didn't expect a legal threat this quick |
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~ Done! I already send na an appropriate report. I am just wondering how would SEC take an action to this matter? Would they take down the site? Or maglalabas lang rin nang announcements na mag-ingat ganiyan-ganiyan  Salamat. Step 1: issue advisory Step 2: investigate promoters/owner Step 3: file cases ...so on and so forth. Hindi ako sure kung humihingi din sila ng assistance para i-take down yung mga websites. |
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Are you sure about this? Any valid source of your claim? Please provide if you have. I have some unhandled reports, where they are getting from in that case? I can't remember to report posts which doesn't deserve to be deleted.
Refer to this post ~
AFAIK If two/three/ten people report a post then they all get credited for a good report if the post/thread has been deleted. If multiple people have reported a post they come up as separate in the report queue. However, if a moderator deletes the post all the users are credited with a good report. If the post is moved, then not all reports are credited with a good report, and quite often if someone hasn't specified something along the lines of "Wrong section, doesn't belong in <section>" then a moderator may think you are reporting it for being in the current section it's been moved too and thus mark it as a bad report.
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If the mods agrees, both reports will be marked as good. If not, both will be marked bad.
^ Usually.
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Promoters of Garcia (Golden Boy) and Davis (Mayweather) won't let these two fighters meet this early in their career. They'll play their cards and milk as much money as they can from their fighters. It will probably take five more years before that fight happens provided they remain undefeated or they still keep a good record.
We've seen these delaying tactics happen before with Pacquiao-Mayweather and Alvarez-Golovkin.
If Garcia already accepted the terms to fight Campbell, then its him that he should fight.
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I just want to give a shout out to Bitcasino.io
a couple weeks ago, my account was hacked. It was my own fault, I didn't have 2fa set up. I've now fixed that issue, my account is secure (i hope). In that ordeal, the hackers withdrew around 11mbtc. Not a huge amount, but still. was not thrilled about it.
Bitcasino just sent me a note that they are going to give me some free spins for the amount that was taken from my account. Did they have to do that? no. Of course i'm happy about this, but I also feel this was the correct move as they have proven themselves to be more than trustworthy and will continue to play there. And I'm sure they know they'll get much more than that from me. :-)
Best,
wecanbothwin
I can't help but think that the timing of this post was just off. Although Bitcasino already gave a sensible explanation to the 171 bitcoin "won" by a certain LAngel, this still sounded like a PR move. Anyways, congrats on getting your account back if your story is true. Did they ask you for a full KYC? |
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i doubt his physical condition to last 5 rounds during pandemic and lock down as there is no gym and he was not having any fights to prepare
Here is the proof why Jorge Masvidal don't have enough stamina for 5 round fight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDrk0lbJtmAIt will a true pain for him cutting all that junk food if he wants to stay in his weight division, or put out with (which is harder) salary reduction. Haha. Doesn't matter what you eat if you get the job done. Masvidal doesn't seem like an unfit or unhealthy dude to me. I'm glad he stepped up for this fight and got a deal done. I didn't think it would happen. I can't really say who is my personal favourite to win this fight. Bookies have Masvidal as the underdog but I think it will be a lot closer. Not sure I'd put money on him but there's a lot of value there. Hopefully whatever is going on with McGregor can get sorted to as I don't want to see him fully retired (not that I believe it anyway). I just saw an article earlier with Masvidal "eating" some pizza before heading to Abu Dhabi. I don't know if he actually ate it or they just made it appear that way. Something tells me that it's just a strategy to taunt Usman even more as if he doesn't need to be fit for the fight. In a previous interview, Masvidal said he doesn't need a training camp to beat bum fighters like Usman. He seems pretty good at playing mind games. ^ Some talks swirling around that Masvidal was training non stop after Poirier's camp. He was Poirier's main sparring partner.
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1. Where do the topics go? after a Minute I set my eyes on it and I come back again to check for that topic I won't find it
To the board where they belong to. Altcoin related but posted on Bitcoin board goes to Altcoin Discussion and vice versa. If it's unrelated to crypto but the post is still of good value, it usually ends up on off-topic. If it's low-value, it goes to the trashcan. Like what @OcTradism said, thread creator and admin/mods can move a topic. If topic creators move their thread, you see something like this: This topic has been moved to [BOARD].
[TOPIC LINK] If it's the admin/mods, you won't see a trace. |
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Kaumay na strategy nila para makapanloko pero tuloy lang sa pag-post for awareness |
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~ Ang nakakatawa lang nung tiningnan ko sa site heto ang declaration nila: Registered Company
We Don't Support Scam and We do not. We are government verified company. We have License to do this business and Leading This. Pero walang proof of license to operate na pinakita. Isa ito sa mga una kong napansin. Sinubukan ko hanapin kaya napunta din ako sa iba't ibang section ng website para hanapin. Tayong mga sanay na sa ganitong style ng mga scammers ay hindi na madadale. Bilis ng exposed haha. Nice check, man. Although I doubt na may mga pinoy na mabi-victim 'yan pero goods na rin para sa awareness nung iba.
Sana nga ganun ang ma-achieve ng post na ito. Bago ko ito ginawa, tinignan ko muna kung meron ng nag-expose nito pero iisang youtube video pa lang nakita ko. Tinignan ko ulit kanina at nagbakasakali lumabas din itong post sa google search pero wala pa din.
Please help report sa SEC: Email at epd@sec.gov.ph o call (02) 818-6337 / (02) 818-6047 |
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Nag-post kanina itong si biflexnet tungkol sa Biflex.net na bagong investment platform daw at ayon sa post niya pwede daw kumita sa panonood ng videos. Gusto pa nga magka-referral - BIFLEX.NET - New Website for Investment (Bitcoin,Ethereum,Bitcoin Cash) ( archive) Huwag kayong padadala sa mga matatamis na salita nyan dahil bibiktimahin lang kayo. A quick check sa website nila ay makikita agad ang mga red flags indicating na isa itong scam. I. Another ponzi investment scheme II. Copycat ng https://viewadvertise.com/ na isa ding ponzi investment scheme Pinalitan lang ng konti (lalo na yung currency) at mukhang mga Pinoy naman ang target. Domain:biflex.net
Registrar:NameCheap, Inc.
Registered On:2020-05-04
Expires On:2021-05-04
Updated On:2020-05-08
Status:clientTransferProhibited
Name Servers:art.ns.cloudflare.com
pat.ns.cloudflare.com
Domain:viewadvertise.com
Registrar:GoDaddy.com, LLC
Registered On:2020-04-27
Expires On:2021-04-27
Updated On:2020-04-27
Status:clientDeleteProhibited
clientRenewProhibited
clientTransferProhibited
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Yung KYC page ng Biflex at Viewadvertise ay kinopya din sa iba
Know Your Customer (KYC) Policy
Last Update 1 year ago
Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures are a critical function to assess and monitor customer risk and a legal requirement to comply with Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Laws.
Do you know your customer? You better, if you’re a financial institution (FI) or you face possible fines, sanctions and maybe even public ridicule if you do business with a money launderer or terrorist. More importantly, it’s a fundamental practice to protect your FI from fraud and losses due to illegal funds and transactions.
“KYC” refers to the steps taken by a financial institution (or business) to:
Establish customer identity
Understand the nature of the customer’s activities (primary goal is to satisfy that the source of the customer’s funds is legitimate)
Assess money laundering risks associated with that customer for purposes of monitoring the customer’s activities
To create and run an effective KYC program requires the following elements:
1) Customer Identification Program (CIP)
How do you know someone is who they say they are? After all, identity theft is widespread, affecting over 13 million US consumers and accounting for 15 billion dollars stolen in 2015. If you’re a US financial institution, it’s more than a financial risk; it’s the Law.
The CIP mandates that any individual conducting financial transactions needs to have their identity verified. As a provision in the Patriot Act, it’s designed to limit money laundering, terrorism funding, corruption and other illegal activities. The desired outcome is that financial institutions accurately identify their customers:
A critical element to a successful CIP is a risk assessment, both on the institutional level and on procedures for each account. While the CIP provides guidance, it’s up to the individual institution to determine the exact level of risk and policy for that risk level.
2) Customer Due Diligence
For any financial institution, one of the first analysis made is to determine if you can trust a potential client. You need to make sure any potential customer is worthy; customer due diligence (CDD) is a critical element of effectively managing your risks and protecting yourself against criminals, terrorists, and corrupt Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs).
There are three levels of due diligence:
Simplified Due Diligence (“SDD”) are situations where the risk for money laundering or terrorist funding is low and a full CDD is not necessary. For example, low value accounts or accounts where checks are being on other levels
Basic Customer Due Diligence (“CDD”) is information obtained for all customers to verify the identity of a customer and asses the risks associated with that customer.
Enhanced Due Diligence (“EDD”) is additional information collected for higher-risk customers to provide a deeper understanding of customer activity to mitigate associated risks. In the end, while some EDD factors are specifically enshrined in a countries legislations, it’s up to a financial institution to determine their risk and take measures to ensure that they are not dealing with bad customers.
3) Ongoing Monitoring
It’s not enough to just check your customer once, you need to have a program that knows your customer on an ongoing basis. The ongoing monitoring function includes oversight of financial transactions and accounts based on thresholds developed as part of a customer’s risk profile.
Up to now, regulations call for a risk-based assessment. However, as of January 1, 2017 The New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) requires specific measures of transaction monitoring and filtering.
KYC News Around the World
KYC: Knowing Your (Onboarding) Costs
$60 million. $300 million. One month, four months? Welcome to the well-meaning but truly inefficient world of onboarding and KYC — where financial services firms are mired in manual processes and where wait times are forever, and expensive.
The unquenched longing for a transformed KYC and AML solution
In spite of heavy investments, FIs have been unable to optimally counter the growing peril of money laundering. Regulatory fines on FIs for KYC/AML related violations continue to rise.
Push for Aadhaar-enabled e-KYC for digital transactions
Aadhaar-enabled electronic know your customer (KYC) process should be “firmly established” as the acceptable KYC, a panel with representatives from all financial sector regulators has proposed.
US insurers ‘lagging behind’ in fight against financial crimes
Money laundering is an ever expanding problem for the American insurance industry. An increasing number of individuals are using insurance accounts to hide money from federal taxation agencies – and the industry needs to step up and tackle the situation head-on.
MAS to roll out national KYC utility for Singapore
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is piloting a national know-your-customer (KYC) utility for financial services, based on the MyInfo digital identity service, jointly developed by the Ministry of Finance and GovTech, the lead agency for digital and data strategy in Singapore.
Average UK bank wastes £5 million a year on manual and inefficient KYYC processes
“The message to all financial institutions is clear: The cost of KYC checks is much too high, placing too much reliance on inefficient and error-prone manual processes,” says Steve Pannifer, COO, Consult Hyperion.
KYC obstacles hamper Mifid II preparations in Europe
Alan Samuels, vice-president and head of product strategy for reference data services at Alacra, said: “There is a clear regulatory need for meeting high standards. This is creating more and more challenges for operational managers to build flexible, scalable processes and systems to be able to address use cases that have not yet even been articulated.”
India KYC updates
The Government of India has notified six documents as ‘Officially Valid Documents’ (OVDs) for the purpose of producing proof of identity. These six documents are Passport, Driving Licence, Voters’ Identity Card, PAN Card, Aadhaar Card issued by UIDAI and NREGA Job Card.
Philippines KYC under review
Under Republic Act 9160 or the Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA), banks and other financial institutions, including remittance centers and pawnshops, are mandated to institute “know your customer” (KYC) rules that ensure the legitimate source of funds.
Revisions in Australia
AUSTRAC has revised Chapter 4 of the AML/CTF Rules in a few small but significant ways. These changes came into effect on 16 September 2016.
e-KYC in Thailand
The Bank of Thailand (” BOT “) has introduced a new regulation to facilitate the Know-Your-Customer (KYC) process by using an electronic means (” e-KYC “) for account opening for deposit acceptance or fund acceptance from public.
- archiveKnow Your Customer (KYC) Policy
Last Update 1 year ago
Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures are a critical function to assess and monitor customer risk and a legal requirement to comply with Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Laws.
Do you know your customer? You better, if you’re a financial institution (FI) or you face possible fines, sanctions and maybe even public ridicule if you do business with a money launderer or terrorist. More importantly, it’s a fundamental practice to protect your FI from fraud and losses due to illegal funds and transactions.
“KYC” refers to the steps taken by a financial institution (or business) to:
Establish customer identity
Understand the nature of the customer’s activities (primary goal is to satisfy that the source of the customer’s funds is legitimate)
Assess money laundering risks associated with that customer for purposes of monitoring the customer’s activities
To create and run an effective KYC program requires the following elements:
1) Customer Identification Program (CIP)
How do you know someone is who they say they are? After all, identity theft is widespread, affecting over 13 million US consumers and accounting for 15 billion dollars stolen in 2015. If you’re a US financial institution, it’s more than a financial risk; it’s the Law.
The CIP mandates that any individual conducting financial transactions needs to have their identity verified. As a provision in the Patriot Act, it’s designed to limit money laundering, terrorism funding, corruption and other illegal activities. The desired outcome is that financial institutions accurately identify their customers:
A critical element to a successful CIP is a risk assessment, both on the institutional level and on procedures for each account. While the CIP provides guidance, it’s up to the individual institution to determine the exact level of risk and policy for that risk level.
2) Customer Due Diligence
For any financial institution, one of the first analysis made is to determine if you can trust a potential client. You need to make sure any potential customer is worthy; customer due diligence (CDD) is a critical element of effectively managing your risks and protecting yourself against criminals, terrorists, and corrupt Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs).
There are three levels of due diligence:
Simplified Due Diligence (“SDD”) are situations where the risk for money laundering or terrorist funding is low and a full CDD is not necessary. For example, low value accounts or accounts where checks are being on other levels
Basic Customer Due Diligence (“CDD”) is information obtained for all customers to verify the identity of a customer and asses the risks associated with that customer.
Enhanced Due Diligence (“EDD”) is additional information collected for higher-risk customers to provide a deeper understanding of customer activity to mitigate associated risks. In the end, while some EDD factors are specifically enshrined in a countries legislations, it’s up to a financial institution to determine their risk and take measures to ensure that they are not dealing with bad customers.
3) Ongoing Monitoring
It’s not enough to just check your customer once, you need to have a program that knows your customer on an ongoing basis. The ongoing monitoring function includes oversight of financial transactions and accounts based on thresholds developed as part of a customer’s risk profile.
Up to now, regulations call for a risk-based assessment. However, as of January 1, 2017 The New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) requires specific measures of transaction monitoring and filtering.
KYC News Around the World
KYC: Knowing Your (Onboarding) Costs
$60 million. $300 million. One month, four months? Welcome to the well-meaning but truly inefficient world of onboarding and KYC — where financial services firms are mired in manual processes and where wait times are forever, and expensive.
The unquenched longing for a transformed KYC and AML solution
In spite of heavy investments, FIs have been unable to optimally counter the growing peril of money laundering. Regulatory fines on FIs for KYC/AML related violations continue to rise.
Push for Aadhaar-enabled e-KYC for digital transactions
Aadhaar-enabled electronic know your customer (KYC) process should be “firmly established” as the acceptable KYC, a panel with representatives from all financial sector regulators has proposed.
US insurers ‘lagging behind’ in fight against financial crimes
Money laundering is an ever expanding problem for the American insurance industry. An increasing number of individuals are using insurance accounts to hide money from federal taxation agencies – and the industry needs to step up and tackle the situation head-on.
MAS to roll out national KYC utility for Singapore
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is piloting a national know-your-customer (KYC) utility for financial services, based on the MyInfo digital identity service, jointly developed by the Ministry of Finance and GovTech, the lead agency for digital and data strategy in Singapore.
Average UK bank wastes £5 million a year on manual and inefficient KYYC processes
“The message to all financial institutions is clear: The cost of KYC checks is much too high, placing too much reliance on inefficient and error-prone manual processes,” says Steve Pannifer, COO, Consult Hyperion.
KYC obstacles hamper Mifid II preparations in Europe
Alan Samuels, vice-president and head of product strategy for reference data services at Alacra, said: “There is a clear regulatory need for meeting high standards. This is creating more and more challenges for operational managers to build flexible, scalable processes and systems to be able to address use cases that have not yet even been articulated.”
India KYC updates
The Government of India has notified six documents as ‘Officially Valid Documents’ (OVDs) for the purpose of producing proof of identity. These six documents are Passport, Driving Licence, Voters’ Identity Card, PAN Card, Aadhaar Card issued by UIDAI and NREGA Job Card.
Philippines KYC under review
Under Republic Act 9160 or the Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA), banks and other financial institutions, including remittance centers and pawnshops, are mandated to institute “know your customer” (KYC) rules that ensure the legitimate source of funds.
Revisions in Australia
AUSTRAC has revised Chapter 4 of the AML/CTF Rules in a few small but significant ways. These changes came into effect on 16 September 2016.
e-KYC in Thailand
The Bank of Thailand (” BOT “) has introduced a new regulation to facilitate the Know-Your-Customer (KYC) process by using an electronic means (” e-KYC “) for account opening for deposit acceptance or fund acceptance from public. - archivesources: https://medium.com/@bc.oosterman/kyc-in-3-steps-e38e39e686e1 https://www.trulioo.com/blog/kyc/ Ganun din ang kanilang Terms and Conditions pageTerms and Conditions
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By using this website (“Site”), registering for a Bitstamp Account (“Account”), or using any of our other Bitstamp Services, you ("you, your, or yourself") are agreeing to accept and comply with the terms and conditions of use stated below ("Terms of Use"). You should read the entire Terms of Use carefully before you use this Site or any of the Bitstamp Services.As used in this Terms of Use, “Bitstamp" refers to the company Bitstamp Limited with registered address at 5 New Street Square, EC4A 3TW London, United Kingdom, including, without limitation, its owners, directors, investors, employees or other related parties. Depending upon the context, "Bitstamp" may also refer to the services, products, website, content or other materials (collectively, "Bitstamp Services") provided by Bitstamp........
- archive Terms and Conditions
Last Update 1 year ago
ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS OF USE
By using this website (“Site”), registering for a Bitstamp Account (“Account”), or using any of our other Bitstamp Services, you ("you, your, or yourself") are agreeing to accept and comply with the terms and conditions of use stated below ("Terms of Use"). You should read the entire Terms of Use carefully before you use this Site or any of the Bitstamp Services.As used in this Terms of Use, “Bitstamp" refers to the company Bitstamp Limited with registered address at 5 New Street Square, EC4A 3TW London, United Kingdom, including, without limitation, its owners, directors, investors, employees or other related parties. Depending upon the context, "Bitstamp" may also refer to the services, products, website, content or other materials (collectively, "Bitstamp Services") provided by Bitstamp........ - archivesource:https://www.bitstamp.net/terms-of-use/ |
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Too bad for Burns and his team but he'll probably get another shot at the title.
I wasn't expecting Masvidal to volunteer as a replacement fighter. It would have been a good chance to leverage his position to get a higher pay if Dana and UFC would want to keep that title match for the very first event on fight island.
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Bttzed03, what do you conclude from the fact that they have removed the advertisement? Do you continue to use CoinmarketCal again?
They deleted that sponsored post but that does not necessarily mean they stopped accepting future ads. It's also possible that they removed the post because of a stipulation that it will only run for a few days/weeks. I'm still subscribed but I've muted it since I made this post. |
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Coinmarketcal's telegram channel started accepting sponsored posts. I don't know if what you are planning is the same as that but I don't think members in telegram would appreciate sponsored posts. I mean most users who are into cryptocurrencies join telegram channels of projects they follow (incl. bounties/airdrops) and not to see ads. |
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