This board is about Bitcoin mining. What you are inquiring about is an altcoin, so this thread is supposed to be moved to the altcoins mining board

There are 2 most used mining profitability calculators. You can tinker around with the values based on what you have and the possible coists
1. https://whattomine.com

This is what I calculated - https://whattomine.com/coins/337-cfx-octopus?hr=57&p=0&fee=0.0&cost=0.0&cost_currency=USD&hcost=0.0&span_br=24&span_d=24&commit=Calculate

2. https://minerstat.com/coin/CFX

How are we supposed to prove that you were scammed by them and not some phishing site if you don't share many details?
Please create a proper scam accusation using the scam reporting format in this thread

If you don't mind, you can also share the letter of guarantee with a high trusted member of this forum.

They have so many profiles, but some have been in active for several years. Why don't you just contact support from the Bitmain website directly? They could probably get you the help you need rather than wait until someone representing them logs in here after a long time

Here are 2 profiles
1. BITMAIN
2. BITMAIN_Lunna

Yep, the hype is there with lots of crypto related news site talking about Arbitrum

How are this people able to sell the coins if there are no official one yet, or am I missing something. Some days back. there seemed to be no official tokens trading.

Seems a good one to make some quick profits and then get out. But it might also turn out to be successful in the long run.

Just like Tornado cash, the reason authorities shutdown chipmixer was probably because they were after Big fish (The hackers that used the mixer to hide the money trail and maybe the owners of the service)
I don't think regular users that had no criminal deals should be worried at all, even if they used Chipmixer several times.

Looks like you are a little late as there's another thread that contains some discussions from members that was posted exactly 2 weeks ago
It might be able place to look into if you are planning to add your opinion

--> America's first nuclear-powered bitcoin mining farm

I really would love to help out OP, perhaps try to put in some pressure so that cloudbet can resolve the 5-month-old issue much quicker, but OP isn't helping himself by updating the post with relevant information that has been requested of him by the members.

I know there might not be much effect here, but I could start by leaving their profile some negative feedback and maybe suggest that he contacts different independent mediators to help him out push his case, but I can't do that if the post does not even contain any proof.

Success in terms of what, though? CoinMarketCap rank, usage?

I think it depends on the perspective we are looking at this. Some people will try to convince you that Cardano or BNB have been a success 

Ethereum was and is popular just popular because of the nature of it's smart contracts platform, which was there just in time for the ICO boom. It was never about the miners. It was about the numbers (projects and people using the network and deploying the smart contracts).

Notice how so many copycat Ethereum Killers came up and tried to dethrone Ethereum but failed horribly?

In case you didn't see

Please do so as soon as you can. When you promise people privacy for a fee. I think it should be more than fair that you ensure that they actually get the privacy they need and not just selling them hot air.

It doesn't matter if it's clearnet or via onion links. Just try to provide the kind of service you promise your clients 

2 years and some months down the road and yet you still use Cloudflare for your DDoS protection



How are we supposed to trust you if you can't even fulfill your promises in time?

Come on, folks, let's be serious. If you promise privacy, then let it be absolute privacy. People pay a fee for this "privacy". The least you could do, try to keep your end of the bargain.

It's an English board, and you just replied in Croatian. Try to post in English or at least make a new topic about the subject you are trying to inquire about, just in case it was deleted for being off-topic.

I am sorry if this issue has been brought up before but today when I decided to visit the site, I realized that it uses Cloudflare for protection against DDoS attacks



Isn't this a big concern, knowing Bitcoin mixers are now one of the top public enemies of Governments and law enforcement authorities?

What will stop Cloudflare from providing all the information about the usage of the size to those trying to put their noses into people's privacy?

Sorry brother, you definitely got scammers by one of the popular phishing sites that has already been identified before but now the site seems offline. maybe the just decided to put it offline as soon as they scammed you

Please make sure you pay attention to links next time. If possible, you should cross-reference with these threads before visiting a link.

You have seen a service like this that allows users to trade their claims?



This is a first one for me, and I won't lie to you. I don't trust it any single bit

I do see a lot of phishing web wallets when I just google kaspa web wallet. Are you sure you didn't enter your sends to the wrong site?
Don't you have any other alternative software wallets that support the coin?

I have seen a few individuals complain about their coins disappearing too on Reddit. May there's a problem with the blockchain or even the web wallet you guys think is official

But 6 days ago you had 0.3 BTC (8,433 USD as of now) in your account and you wanted some Ether. What happened?

Did you blow all of it off in 6 days and now need a $500 loan?
Does this mean our deal is dead? 

This user is advertising a software which I believe is malicious. He claims that It can drain user wallets once an approval is made.




This is probably the kind of tool used to scam users.

Is reporting this user as a malware poster appropriate?

I know just about 2

Lauda - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1397579.msg17608448#msg17608448

and then a one Deathwing - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=287622.msg3126906#msg3126906

There could be more cases

Because bull markets also involve lots of clueless newbies and investors, so most of these project owners are looking forward to capitalizing and sell their tokens. Most of the tokens/coins are however scams.

Real and genuine projects can be created either in bull or bear markets.