Nice catch.

OP created an account to shill his token indirectly

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Speaking of the shitcoin. It's going nowhere. It died a long time ago, once you look at the coinmarketcap chart.
The 24 hours volume used to be in millions of dollars, but right now it's just $30K

It should be a valuable lesson for her to learn.

Even when you click on the confirm payment button, there is another dialogue box that comes up for the seller to confirm if they have actually received the right amount and then 2FA. By the time someone clicks on all those check minus finding out if they really received the funds. Then I consider them quite careless and not paying attention to anything.

This is why they always say that one should never use an exchange as a wallet, especially if they are not going to trade for a very long time. I do hope you didn't have any funds left in there because Bittrex and their support are so messed up.

If you don't have any funds there... Just ask them to delete your account.

No, this is the right board >>>> Scam Accusations

You don't need to close this one, just move it to the other board and then edit the OP with the required Scam Report Format (Use it to make scam reports properly)
To move topic, the option is at the bottom left.

Just share them how they are with a note stating that one should read from bottom to top

True if it's isolated margin. Even if you had $2,000 in your margin account. You would lose only the $1,000 you used as collateral to borrow the $9,000. It's a different case however for cross-margin. Any other funds left in your margin account could end up getting liquidated or lost if the price moved in the opposite direction of your open position.

You should start by making a proper scam accusation. Foremost, this thread should be in scam accusations

Post all the screenshots for chat, not just lines of texts and replies, which anyone can create if you want to be taken seriously.

People don't have time to check out casinoguru or any other website back and forth. Once you decide to create a scam accusation here, then you should also add screenshot images here.

I just checked out your post history, and it seems you are talking out yourself. Out of 10 posts you have made so far, you have started 5 posts, which means your sole focus is on getting merit.

My advice is, don't force things, and you won't be frustrated. Focus on making good content, and especially try helping members via constructive discussion. Merits will come along your way with time

No biggie... I am more than certain they have access to the account. It's just not actively engaging in discussion. Last time that account woke up, it was to edit something in the OP, and then it went back to sleep.

I believe they could still do the same.

You went through a difficult period in your life but so some reason forgot that you have over $6M worth inside your laptop,  and just sold it for just maybe around 1,000 dollars to save you out of the bad situation you were in (the motive behind selling a laptop in a flea market is obviously money)... really?

How messed up you must have been? 

Electrum LTC is open source. Why would you not want to use it?

There are so many other wallets that support Litecoin, but most are multicurrency wallets and are closed source

• Jaxx liberty
• Exodus
• Trustwallet
• Atomic wallet
• Coinomi

LTC transaction fee rate is mostly at 1 sat/byte

I am not surprised it's happening, especially with the so many half-baked DeFi projects and exchanges that we have. Where there is money, there will always be scammers and hackers.
The problem is crypto is always victimized because.... we most people don't want to see crypto succeed, but I am very sure even other financial agencies have lots of fiat money stolen. However, that doesn't make headlines like any bad news about crypto does.

He's selling the private key and not crypto and no, there are experience crypto Enthusiasts here who are well aware of the dangers and scam surround buying private keys

Indeed, it's a waste of time and money even if the address has potential future airdrops. There is no guarantee that the person who sold the private key has a bot set up to sweep off any airdropped token that lands into the address is a matter of seconds.

Someone is trying to lie here  

Fortunately for us, every post is archived; This is what you said at first before editing the post



In 2014, Bitcoin's average price was $300-$400, sometime it even reached $700- $800

Let's say we consider the lower price $300, are you trying to say you sold the laptop at a flea market with (19,400 X 300) = $5,820,000 worth of BTC in it?

It depends on the kind of link you click on. Some links are created by malicious actors, while others are from trusted sites. For example, the link above it just a form for filling up details (jotform.com) which is an alternative to Google forms

Of course, you have to be extra careful before you click on any random link

Out of curiosity, I just tried checking out how your bot works and one thing I observed is that the APEUSDT pair entry price wasn't even the correct one stated by the bot. The price of APE was way below the entry position that your bot was suggesting to short

LTC long signal was a complete fail as it dropped instead.

I have never trusted "signals"

Welcome back Mate, glad that you are alive and kicking and managed to bravely fight through whatever challenge it was.

it's not a must, but it's a precautionary measure by some members, especially those who feel like they have built a reputation in the forum and have been carrying out some trades or deals.

You don't want people to start getting suspicious or even start doubting if you are the real owner of the account.

Yes, if there is more than enough evidence showing that the account has changed hands. It's mostly noticeable with posting style or behavior around the forum. Of course, before getting tagged or flagged. The person would be asked to prove that he's the owner of the account.

I think i have seen JollyGood change feedback before, but you have also done nothing much to show you deserve a second chance except lamenting how you are going to miss future signature camapigns.


How is it free advertising if the word "1xbit" shows up with the word "scam" in most sentences. By the time someone looks up the site in the forum and even fails to read through what the threads have to say about the scam, and they end up getting scammed, then they are to blame.

If it wasn't so hard. Don't you think there would be lots of millionaires who have made money through trading as of today?

It's the whole backbone of trading. Identify good entry and exit points, and then execute your trades. Candlesticks alone cannot predict the entry and exit positions 100%
Sometimes you have to know that you are going to lose some trades. You should know how to manage risk

I would really love to check out your platform during the times when I am trading, but there is a small problem. The exchange I usually use for most of my trades is Bybit. Do you have any plans to extend support to Bybit, Bitmex and more of those other popular crypto trading exchanges?

Seems like a very good calculator for a Bitcoin maximalist 
Bookmarked.

Before I started using bitcoindata.science, bitsusd.com was my favorite Bitcoin to fiat calculator.

I don't if it's a bad idea, but you could add another option for more top altcoins to USD calculator right below the Bitcoin calculator.

Also, the different units of Bitcoin would be good to add, as already suggested.