No, you are not legitimate otherwise you would be proud to announce the project here

yep, just like scammers do, Nice try but we know all the scam rule book here.

The only agenda in your project is to scam. Nothing else.

What a stupid joke!

I don't know why but my mind has completely refused to accepted that POS or DPOS consensus is actually decentralized just like POW consensus

In POS we have only whales taking full control of the network as validators, how exactly is that network decentralized and secure?
Most networks that I know that have a habit of freezing people funds in addresses are POS
Most networks that I know that have a habit of having outages are POS

Very tinny blurry images, this perhaps explains why there is no interest in this thread. And who the hell is Gogemo? Are you trying to prove something?
People from this sides don't like visiting random YouTube channels. Clearly Explain yourself or hold your peace.

How large are the large reserves? Can you process a 200,000 BTC transaction for Ethereum?

How sure can we be? Can you prove to us?
Your service already has an AML policy. I believe you share that with third parties like Law Enforecement, no?

The above futures data, how is it any different from the buy and sell wall that was popular back in the day before traders realized that a whale can actually manipulate the orderbook to make it look like they is a very huge by or sell wall, leafding to the movement of the market in a certain direction, only for the whale to remove the huge buy or sell order in a matter of seconds.

it's like asking a corrupt Government official if they are corrupt or not. Of course, they will say they are not corrupt. What do you expect?

Besides you, two (restiv5151_0 and colingra_wood) are sockpuppet account created to make false replies here to make it look like niceasicminer.com is a legit site, yet we all know the red flags pointing it to be a scam.

Try pyypl virtual MasterCard (pyypl.com). It seems to be available to non-EU residents, as there is a list of various countries when one is registering. The service is not yet popular, so am not vouching for them, I am just sharing what I experienced with them, DYOR.

I managed to top up the account using Binance pay. Registration and KYC (very basic) was all done online. Though it was just a small amount for testing if the service works. I was able to purchase a few small items on AliExpress using the virtual card.

I don't think they support Samsung Pay yet but if you are into crypto, the Binance pay should be good

Old pump and dump scam. We all know how the scam works and by the way, you are basically a scammer yourself.

Was so popular during the old days when Bittrex was one of the most used exchanges, but not anymore.

I have no smerits, but I think this person deserves some merits for helping out with answers so that the other user may not get scammed

niceasicminer.com - is it legit?
Category : Answer
Section : Mining Hardware

Why go for an unknown site, yet there are a number of popular official online stores. Just checked the site and almost all the brands have officlal online stores or verified resellers.

My friend, prevention is better than cure. Don't so something you will regret later just because it was a few bucks cheaper.

So sorry, bud  

What you have gone through is depressing and heartbreaking. Life comes at us so fast, doesn't it? I got to know more about you around 2018, and you were very popular with campaign management (You still are).
There was a time you slowed down in your campaign management career, and I wondered what had gone wrong. In fact, I was tempted to send you a PM, but I just let it go thinking maybe I would bother you with unsolicited messages. Little did I know that you were going through a lot.

Hang in there, my friend, we are in this together. I pray the surgery is successful, and you recover positively. If all goes well with my trades, I promise to make a small donation 

Maybe some hate the way it's monopolizing the crypto industry, and with that comes way too much danger in case things go south. Look at the mess FTX made, yet It wasn't even the biggest exchange. Now imagine something similar happening to Binance with the so many small, promising start-ups they have acquired along the way. Damn, it would be massive!

So far so good for them, I understand it's business, but people gotta watch their backs.

Obviously, they are trying to promote their stablecoin BUSD. I remember when they even decided to delisted other stablecoins like USDC, TUSD citing low liquidity which I don't think was true

I don't use Binance for derivatives trading anyway, I would rather use MEXC or phemex. There are so many options out there.

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Yep, in fact, they went ahead to block access from my current location. I discovered when I checked yesterday. I had to use VPN 

I think it's the cumulative funding fee (funding fee over given periods of 8 hours when your position was open)

More like if your position was open for 24 hours and every 8 hours, there was a funding fee, that would be the cumulative funding fee for the 3 times it was deducted or added into your account during the 8 hour.

Edit:

You can use this link to check: https://www.kucoin.com/futures/records/funds-history

Bitcoin was there before the emergence of the utility tokens, and I am sure as hell Bitcoin will just do fine when the utility token collapse. The exchange Utility tokens are just money making projects for the exchange owner, but people don't see it.

They are highly manipulated and so far a few have been exposed like CRO and FTT. If you want to know what manipulation is, just watch the chart of BNB when the market is on a trend. They day it will collapse, people are going to cry way harder than the FTT and Luna Saga,

Time will tell if it will surpass Chia and FIL. Well, I don't even think Chia will resurrect.

Not so many people are happy with Aleo mining, though, including me. The part that is annoying is they have a blacklist of countries they don't want to service and miner will not receive any reward if their pool does not under KYC verification

Decentralized network, so much?

Being Tether, I can be frozen in an address if OP has a strong case, proof and even have a serious involvement of Law enforcement. If the address belongs to an exchange. OP still has the chance of getting back the funds.

The only people who can help him in this case are the law enforcement and the exchange the hacker might use.

Those bastards are capable of anything. If they paid twitter millions to censor information, then I don't think what's happening behind the scene in Google and other major social media platforms isn't any different.

As for the fight to get back the donation, FTX is wasting time. The money is gone.

While trying to send out some BTC, I noticed that information provided by Electrum app regarding the mempool does not seem to be accurate

Electrum was showing me that the mempool is about 10 MB worth of unconfirmed transactions.




mempool explorer (mempool.space) at the same time estimated the size to be about 1.7 MB



Is this something normal?

My electrum app is for android, and it's the latest version

The website seems to be offline now, what was the website about?

Maybe you could post the three addresses you sent the money to. If buy any chance, those addresses belong to an exchange. Then you can use law enforcement to trace the owner of the account. You will need some strong evidence, Some more money and a lawyer to help you get a court order to retrieve that data from an exchange.

Nobody can help you here, except maybe with the part of trying to check if the address belongs to an exchange or not.