I don't know if it's just a problem on my side but when I try to visit the timechaincladender link, it just shows a blank page with the word undefined at the end of the URL
Could the site be having a technical issue, or it's no longer operational?

It's why proper risk management is very important in trading.

A bad trader is one that only looks at the good side (profits) and doesn't even think about the bad side (losses) should the prediction go wrong. Before approaching any trade, One should ask themselves a few questions
- What is the risk reward ratio?
- How much can I afford to lose should things go bad?

If things don't look favorable, trust your gut and avoid the trade. Keep your account up to trade another day. the market will always be there.

Because they are not Decentralized Exchanges anyway. They are just bunches of copy-cat smart contract codes running on different centralized chains created to make money off noobs who have no idea what a decentralized exchange is.

A few years from now, no one will even think of using any of them. Remember Etherdelta?

This what happens when chains are just copy-cats of the others, nothing much new in the code or how they operate. Just copy-paste. One chain gets an exploit and all the other will have the same problem.

Another important thing is to always use virgin address when interacting with smart contracts. Only what one wants to trade or exchange should be in the address and not the whole portfolio.

I hope the traders revoke the permissions fast enough before they become the next victims.

So his next couple of months would then come 4 years later? Damn, some people can be so shameless.

That money even by today's Bitcoin can be payable if he was serious. In fact, in order to show that he's sorry, he should at least double it to 0.02 BTC

Mining is a long term investment and just like any other business, you can never really be too sure about how profitable mining will be in the future.

Staking is more like a Ponzi scheme. Never ever believe those APR/APY's they talk about. They can change, or the staking platform can suddenly stop. If I were you, just buy any of the top solid coins you believe in, store the coins in your hardware wallet, sit back and relax until a certain time when you see a desirable profit.

I didn't actually forget about the burning. Even if Half of the supply is burned in this short time, the price will still be unrealistic

OK, I know BNB is a shitcoin but come on, apart from the periodic burns, we all know why BNB is that much worth and the biggest factors are the backing of Binance exchange. Does SHIB have any external backing where it's price can artificially be manipulated?

I said in the next bull run, It's not possible... You can't compare bitcoin to Shiba Inu, no offense.

Look at this
Current circulating supply of SHIB - 589,543,681,764,963. It's 14th with a total market cap of $6,614,625,276 at the price of $0.00001122. If the price ever got to $50
At the current circulating supply, the total market cap would be 29,477,184,088,248,150. Over Twenty-nine quadrillion USD just for shib only! The total market cap is barely 1 Trillion USD.

Do you think this is even realistic at all?

1. Because Bitcoin is fully decentralized
2. Demand! It dictates everything and it happens that the demand to mix bitcoins for privacy reasons is high up there

For Ethereum, Tornado cash tried, but we all know what happened. Also what's the point of an Ethereum mixer if there are smart contract based marketplaces like uniswap.

Besides, there are privacy leaning altcoins like Monero, Dash, Zcash... so there's no point in mixing altcoins if you can access privacy based coins.

For other shitcoins like BNB, SOL etc are centralized. They can even freeze the assets if they want.

Obviously, the model is not the same as Paxful, I agree. But so was localcryptos. It's still vulnerable to external pressures since it's not decentralized.

HodlHodl is not censorship resistant to even any degree like Bisq. Government and law enforcement can shut it or force the owners to shut it down anytime they want.

First it was Localcryptos announcing a shutdown around 21 October last year  - LocalCryptos is shutting down and then Localbitcoins annouces on 9th- Feb 2023 that they as shutting - LocalBitcoins will discontinue its serviceand now paxful!

Which one next? HodlHodl? Remitano?

I think we are now seeing a pattern here.

I think most of them are shutting down before regulators come for their asses, or they might have already received warnings, especially given the fact that they are headquartered in known jurisdictions that can act cocky towards crypto at any time. For example Localcryptos was Australian based, Localcryptos was based in Finland, Paxful is based in Delaware US though some sources claim that they have head quaters in Estonia

That makes sense now. I wasn't able to see any TOS as they would even allow me to see the homepage of their platform

What I am curious about is if they still offer the instant exchange feature. The last time I check them, it seems they had changed the way they operate things to just buying and selling crypto for fiat. Is it still the case?

You forgot to remove coinswitch from the list mate 

Now they are even geo-blocking users. Is anyone else able to access it or does anyone know from which particular jurisdiction they are accepting clients?

Yeah, I fell for it too 

Maybe because we have different time zones, so by the time I saw the announcements, I thought It was way beyond the time for April 1st jokes.
But still credit to him for bringing in a number of signature campaigns. The number of active signature campaigns is so good, actually. It doesn't even feel like it's a bear market.

If anyone remembers the period in the bear market between 2018-2019. It was bad! There were barely any good signature campaigns and their rates were low.

You rendered your hardware wallet useless as soon as you stored the seeds on a text file on a PC which is probably infected.

30 BTC is really huge and devastating to lose. I don't know if I would be in the right mental state for some days, maybe weeks, if this kind of thing happened to me. The hacker will most likely move the Bitcoins through a bitcoin mixer before cashing out, so maybe you could try to make use of blockchain analytic companies as suggested, but it will be at a fee.

If the Bitcoins ended up in an exchange address that is traceable, again you are going to have to get a lawyer, involve law enforcement and the court to try and get information from an exchange about the owner of the account

But just know, chances are super slim that you could get back even a satoshi.

it's obvious, isn't it?

No organic followers, Likes and retweets. In the long run, it doesn't make sense if one is going to have their profile get followed by only bots. At one point, the bots will definitely get purged as well.

Are you aware that remitano need KYC verification?

Also, I don't Remitano is anything close to being a peer to peer marketplace because Remitano still acts as a third party.
It's just another poor man's version of local bitcoins

The only truly well-known p2p decentralized exchange is bisq.

I am just curious.

The idea could be good, but why the telegram bot, though?

Don't you think this can put you and the user privacy in great danger, knowing that telegram can submit whatever information they are required to any law enforcement folks?

I know you have got to start off from somewhere, but how exactly are we expected to trust a service a month old with non-reversible Bitcoin transactions?



The other issue would be what is going to stop Udemy from getting your website put off for legal reasons?

I sort of understand why you came back to this thread... The fact that you have tried to apply for many signature campaigns, and you haven't been accepted yet. I suggest you try to improve your posting style.

A campaign manager will enroll you regardless of the neutral on your profile because they actually check your post history after you apply.