Reading through your post, At some point I felt like you are some sort of shill trying to advertise ICONFI or whatever it is. But, in case you are not shilling the shit service, My advice is avoiding it completely.

This whole staking thing feels like Ponzi scheme 2.0. Sooner or later, you will not get the expected APY or lose all your funds when the market crashes.

Scam and complete waste of time and resources. But put that time to go use, and you could earn way more than they promise to pay you. I see 2 negative reviews on their Trustpilot page from what seem to be their two victims so far.



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Lesson learned for the greedy ignorant fellas who think that everything twitted from their NTF god's account is worth trying without even verifying. They always say "Do not trust, but verify first" but I guess we still have people who are yet to learn this.

Not that I am a sadist, but such people who lost their tokens to the simple phishing scam don't deserve to be in the crypto space in the first place.

It's very clear what a Ponzi scheme is, and it's considered a scam here. From what you posted, I can see you understand that it's scam, but I don't understand why you are looking for the code (I guess you mean referral code?)

Another case of the "deal being too good to be true"
The fact that you don't to share the details clearly shows that there is everything wrong about your deal.
It's either a scam or the phones were acquired through illegal means, which translates to the buyer landing into trouble once the law enforcement catch up with him or her.

This may apply to Bitcoin and  a few good coins like Ethereum, but certainly not shitcoins, the latest being Luna 

Imagine folks who bought Luna which has been abandoned and is now called LUNA Classic at above $1. Telling them to wait is more like a lie because the shitcoin is never going to recover. It will just keep going down and down as people lost interest in it.

Don't waste your precious time brother

It's true over 95% are complete scams, the remaining ones can barely get you tokens whose value is worth your time

I suggest you look for alternatives if you have a skill such as graphics designing, article writing... You can earn some bitcoins by participating in contests. Much better than the pointless bounties

This might be the section you were looking for https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0

Bitcointalk search function results can sometimes be very annoying, especially if what you are searching for what has been posted in the board multiple times. You end up getting old useless posts while the new ones don't even show up in the search results.

I suggest you use tools like ninjastic.space. You can try to narrow down to the kind of search results you need. It may not be as accurate as the feature you want, but it's much better than forum's such function. I always use it.

Sorry to say this, I know you put in a lot of effort to compile the list, but you are wasting your effort on something that's not so important. First, most of the accounts created here are just bots that either get nuke after spamming or trying to spread malware, or just remain brand new without posting anything. How are you going to track such accounts?

Sorry, next time I would like you to be very keen in order to avoid giving these useless scammers your hard-earned money. If you ae not sure about anything, carry out a Google search or even ask members in this forum, like OP tried to do.

OP had the same problem with another exchange (Phemex). I saw his complaint in their ANN which means OP is likely the one who led to the problem. I don't think it's a coincidence

If at all OP's claims are true that he made a deposit, I think what he did was make a deposit onto a Luna address to his account that he had already saved sometime back. In this case, he is likely not to have checked the deposit page of the exchange that perhaps blocked generating the deposit address at that time and also had a warning about Luna deposits and withdrawals.

He probably just copied the address from wherever he had saved it and made a deposit, only for the account not to be credited at that time since deposits had been suspended.

Things were different back then, and things are going to be different today or tomorrow. We don't know how the net work hashrate will be, We don't know how far the coin prices will drop

You just have to be ready for anything and hope for the best. One good practice is not to sell coins you have mined during a bear market, instead wait for the bull market and rip big.

You know what happens in China. Almost everything is possible there in terms of Manufacturing and marketing products  

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This might be a little challenge, especially now that some graphics cards are LHR.

This is plausible.

Just don't use bumping services again. It brings negative impact to your service. I also noticed the OP of the profile got a permanent ban which mean if you are the same owner, you are evading ban which is against the forum rules

He made a similar post in Gambling board too

he even knows what he's doing but continues to advertise scam

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Good job, gave you a small push to rank up 

This user (crunck) recently woke up according to seclog.


His Email address was also recently changed when you check out the trust page, but on hisBPIP profile, nothing is updated yet. I tried refreshing the profile but nothing shows up except for the records of the account waking up in 4/24/2018

Such a shameless person, The account woke up recently and had its email address and password changed and started applying for signature campaigns or bounties after a long posting gap (Last post before waking up was April 30, 2018)

It's probably a hacked or traded account.

Why do you think there are few stablecoins out there?
Because it's a hard thing to do. Leave that for chaps who have a lot of money to peg the coin against, like exchanges. For example, have you noticed almost all the popular stablecoins are related to exchanges?

Think of it this way,

Would you buy a car whose previous owner used to drive the shit out of it and has higher mileage, or would you go for one with a lower mileage if you have some extra cash to spend?

The cards used for mining run almost 24/7 so while some people wouldn't care so long as the cost was friendly, if I were in the gamer's shoes, I would try looking for other options if there were any.

It's a common problem according to some users on Reddit. The best thing to do is to contact customer support, they will fix it for you, though the reason for the disabling of trades is still unknown. Maybe it's an automatic security measure to safeguard you from losing funds.