The attitude shows how much of a loser you are and probably highlights why you are moaning here with an inaccurate scam accusation. Carry on jackass.

Go ask them.


Does that mean the forum will die? Am so scared and sad      

I believe there are some parcel forwarding services that can do it. Like, the seller ships the items to the address provided by the parcel forwarding service and then the service ships the items to you. The seller won't know your actual address, but the service might charge you so extra fee for this.

Alternatively, you can use a burner account to trade. The seller will not know that Crypto Library comes from Finland after dealing through your alt account.

Nope, LCX has a higher chance of dying rather than reach the 80 Billion pound marketcap


BNB got so popular because it's a token of a popular exchange binance and also probably because of the launch of the Binance smart chain

I also Believe BNB is a highly manipulated token. I think Binance and CZ try as hard as possible to keep BNB a float, and we will know about these manipulations when it's too late.

Personally, I would avoid an exchange related token at this moment in time, especially those of exchanges that are currently under fire like crypto.com. Anyone who was holding FTT would at least agree with me on this

What makes you think that CRO will even be there by 2030... lol

I see some names that were changed way earlier than September 2022

It's actually hard to hide who you were from the past, especially with the quoted replies. Your new username will still be associated with posts and quoted replies having your old username.

Also, there are now third party sites that keep track of forum data like Loyce.club, bpip and ninjastic.space. Someone can still easily connect the dots using those sites.

I think this is a case where you just refused to accept the fact that the outcomes of the bets you made were a result of a bad internet connect from your side because let say duelbits or Evolution game had an outage at the time you were placing bets, then how come you are the only one who faced the issue. Duelbits is now quite popular, we would be seeing many more users having similar complaints just like yours.

You should have first consulted members here before using the service. It has so many red flags. One of the is that the domain name is even still new but they claim that they have been in operation since 2019



Domain information according to whois

But he is just using the amount to learn how to trade and perhaps test a strategy. I don't see anything wrong with someone using $26 to learn how to trade, or even $10.
In fact, if anything, OP did the right thing for a start.

You don't want to put all your life savings trading, yet you know nothing about it. This is where they say over 90% of the people fail to succeed in trading in the first attempts. I do have friends who went in to trade with over $10,000 and after getting burned in the first attempt, they don't even want to hear anything to do with trading or cryptocurrencies  

I don't see it as a waste of time. I also remember starting small. I learnt a lot.

I think at the moment, Binance might be the only popular exchange offering multi-asset mode for even retail traders. Bybit had a similar product last year (Unified Margin Account) but they suspended it for unknown reasons. Maybe they will bring it back in the future. The minimum balance require was $5,000

Try checking out Kraken futures platform (https://futures.kraken.com/). I have never used it, but I recently saw multi-collateral futures contracts. I don't know the required limits, though.

Apart from those I don't know any other derivatives exchange offering such products, not phemex, not mexc...

I guess I am the old school type 
I prefer single asset mode. I don't use Binance to trade future so, that could be one of the reasons I didn't get interested in multi-asset mode.

It's sweet when the Market is in a bull run thou 

And if the whole;e market dumps like it was during the Luna crash or FTX crash?

Trading is not easy, especially for a newbie. I applaud you on your current progress. Otherwise, so many people blow off the $26 in just a matter of hours or days. People who said that trading is not for you just because you made $0.51 after 7 days and yet you are still a newbie are probably not giving you a good piece of advice. They think trading is all about making x10 in a week, which is very wrong.

Number one thing I noticed is that your risk management game seems good. Now what you are going to work on and improve is the risk reward ratio so that you can improve your profits.

Also think about a scenario where Binance stopped their zero trading fees promo. How do you go about making sure the trading fees do not eat up your profits since you make so many trades vs small profit.

I encourage you to continue trading while you learn. Stick to your working strategy and keep improving it where necessary  

I keep saying this. I am a trader and one day people will know how heavily manipulated BNB is and all the pointless copycat chains. There's nothing totally original or innovative about Binance smart chain. It's just another centralized and highly manipulated project CZ and Binance thought they could create so that they sway people from using Bitcoin and other truly decentralized networks and enable them to monopolize the whole crypto industry in the name of "cheap fees" and "faster transactions"

The same applies to BUSD. The time will come when everything comes to light.

That's scam lol

The only fee one pays when carrying out the Bitcoin mining fee or transaction fee, and it's usually less than a dollar these days when the network is not clogged with unconfirmed transactions. The fee is automatically deducted by a service or wallet from where the Bitcoin is being sent from. Anyone asking you to pay them another fee before they send your Bitcoins is a scammer.

There's no crime or problem with participating in any signature campaign, but given that it's a common practice to hack or sell off accounts previously owned by someone else, it could have triggered OP to report about your account here.

Your work is to prove that the account didn't change hands, or you are still the original owner

Never had of the exchange, but according to some posts on Bitcointalk, it seems it was an old exchange. The website is inaccessible right now, so am not sure when it went offline.

I think what you want to do to write a full scam accusation including all the details and proofs on what happened

Use this board ---> Scam Accusations

and this guide ---> Scam Report Format (Use it to make scam reports properly)

Bad Idea, and I recommend you to discourage them from setting up the casino.

With such kind of business, you can make money minus investing in a lot of money unless if your intention is to scam. Search up BitLucy.com in the forum and read what happened. They did the same exact thing, thinking they would make money off players, but it was a complete fail.

Cryptowisser's Exchange graveyard used to do a great job keeping track of shutdown exchanges a couple of years back, but lately they don't seem to update their list quite often. For example, since the FTX saga, they haven't listed that many exchanges that have either shutdown or gone bankrupt such as Blockfi

It would be good to see the effect of Luna crash and FTX scandal on other crypto exchanges

Not trying to condone the lastPass data breach incident, but the person who lost the Bitcoins was also plain stupid.

1. What is the point of removing your bitcoins from a centralized exchange, keeping it in a supposed noncustodial wallet only to save the wallet's keys in another third party app?

2. On realizing that there was a data breach, the best thing he would have done was to sweep the bitcoins off the wallets he thinks might have leaked to fresh addresses, but no, he thought deleting the keys from the vault was the way to go.

As technology keeps evolving, and so will all different innovations around. Bitcoin was and has been a very brilliant concept, but I think there is going to be more room for development and evolution.

I would like you to read about e-gold which was existent around (1998-2014). Not information about it, but that wiki page can help open your eyes on why Bitcoin started and how digital currencies are evolving.

His point is that in the Announcement, OP claims that the service does not require any registration


But this


and the privacy policy disagree

What's the point of registration then if it is not required?