>>snip<< I am curious as to why the process on this website, which appears to be a scam, was stopped.
Why are you wasting your time with a scam, then? Members have taken their time to explain to you why the wallet is a scam, but you seem to still be in a denial phase, as if the scammers will magically change their hearts and send you the BTC. I am pretty sure they will not. The money is gone. Any attempt to send them more funds will also lead it to getting scammed.
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btw. On the partner page, I see many serious names of global brands. Can you explain the essence of your partnership with Tesla, for example? Do they also know that they are partners with you?
They are partners with Bank of America, BlackRock, National Bank of Canada and so may other top brands… What could possibly go wrong? Their work is to just slap a couple of logos on the webpage and get users who have no clue about what is going on supper excited to download their executable.
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My question concerns the comments feature because I believe it's bound to be abused in the long run
1. Spamming accounts making false claims (false accusations) on arrival mixer topic 2. Spamming accounts making fake vouches/shilling. 3. Legitimate scam accusations or concerns
How do you plan to moderate this?
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A very good winner is the one who is consistently winning if checked on the long run. In the words of the Op, no one has a crystal balls, it is a fact. At some points in time, strategies fail, even if you are well desciplined and has a very high risk management skill, a bad day will still be a bad day whenever it wants to.
It's the whole point of proper risk management. The trader already knows that his trader are not going to be 100% wins, and therefore ensures he does not blow off his account to zero because of a few bad trades. The aim is to “Live to fight” another day in case the trade they made was a wrong call.
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You are the type of people who rush to crypto thinking you will become miraculously Millionaire overnight without even putting any much effort yourself and then after a reality check, all of a sudden, crypto is scam. The purpose of Bitcoin was to make you have complete control over your money. Now whatever you do or how you become rich is all on you.
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I'd like to know why newbies ask strangers in forums but don't ask ppl they know for $50.
The most likely reason is that there are a few dozen scammers trying their luck in this forum. These people have probably been members of the forum before and got their accounts ruined through scamming or defaulting loans, and now they try to create new profiles, hoping that one time they will land on a victim. Some periods it's quiet in here, other periods we have so many random newbie accounts requesting for no collateral loans which makes me believe there are just a few individuals behind the scheme just creating new different profiles.
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Get the $50 from your family, friends, or relatives. I don't think they are all too poor not to be able to afford $50 and the good news is that it will be interest free and require no collateral. Stop wasting your time in this board trying to scam someone because you won't succeed.
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I won't be surprised if they go after Justin Sun… In fact, I still wonder how he has managed to evade those guys for this long.
The good old days when retail traders had their freedom and enjoyed trading assets on exchanges that never asked for KYC are long gone. Sadly, cryptospace will never be the same again unless if we try to fight back in different ways like get rid of leaders and regimes that are passing bills targeting to suffocate crypto growth in general.
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carizmerlin31 did something terrible that got his account flagged and tagged. Unfortunately, the profile was tagged by only one DT member at that time who has since gone rogue and deleted everything including the accusation thread. The good thing is that there is an archived version of the deleted post - https://ninjastic.space/post/57115889, but it's in Russian and I have failed to auto translate it using my browsers I need any Russian member to help me summarize what the accusation was about I want to tag the account, but need to be sure what I am tagging it for.
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In any case, people who have the app on iOS are encouraged to update it or uninstall ASAP.
They should make a forced update (app unusable unless if updated) So how are certik able to recognize such a vulnerability if the app is not open source?
Yet another reason to not use centralized exchange as a wallet to store funds. You can't avoid it if you are like a day trader or doing futures trading. The coins will still have to be in an exchange unless if you plan to withdraw and deposit everytime you want to trade They are custodian and can have vulnerabilities you cannot help against, leading to loss of funds.
Most importantly, if they are not open source (at least for wallets)... unfortunately when it comes to serious spot day trading or futures. Centralize exchanges beat decentralized once in most cases, so users find themselves using this platforms every day regardless of the looming dangers.
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There seems to be another exchange answering Dpex, which complicates things a little bit. Is your company the same with Dpex.io?
Just read the replies about you might get a clue, but if you are expecting an answer from OP then it's unfortunate you might not get any as he may not log in here again. That's what scammers do most of the time.
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Are you referring to something like the CME gaps? If yes then what you have to know is that for this ordinary crypto exchanges, the crypto market is open 24/7 unlike the other markets like stock or forex there for there are no gaps in crypto spot markets and all futures markets in such exchange The popular gaps related to crypto that I always here about is the Bitcoin CME Gap. Perhaps it exists because CME closes markets at specific times or days. Try to search up Bitcoin CME gaps and read more about it https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/article/what-are-bitcoin-cme-gaps-and-how-to-trade-them
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Don't be fooled folks, OP is a shill of a certain fake website and this time round he has abbreviated it as CFT, but he has been shilling this so-called prop firm for a while using very many fake accounts like in this case Do not trust anything OP spills here.
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While you want to show us your trading journey through your YouTube channel, it is imperative you also document it here in summary, otherwise it will just be seen as an attempt to get more views and subscriber on your channel so that YouTube pays you. This kind of defeats the purpose of your trading journey. It means it is not worth it if you have to look for earnings from YouTube instead of enjoying the profitable trading strategy.
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Please know that the $33,000 is just estimated revenue, and it can vary from time to time depending on the total hash rate as more miners join in to mine the profitable looking coin. Also consider the power cost in your locality. The $33K value is calculated based on the default value of 0.12kw/h
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OP bitches about people in this forum promoting violence against him, but then goes ahead to say this Hispo is a horrible, hate worthy person who deserves to be punished.
Very ironic! If you don't have thick skin or can't handle opinions of other members, then quit discussing anything political or religious, lest we see you sounding like a cry baby here.
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imagine having the FBI and Secret Service needing to approve your bitcoin wallet. That's what the USA government wishes could happen. Looks like they are getting their way with tether...which is kind of concerning that the USA government will now effectively control tether.
Except that tether is not bitcoin, though. This is not a secret, It is a well known fact that Tether is a private-centralized token that has an owner/owners who can mint and freeze assets inside anyone's address any time they want. This can not happen with bitcoin unless if one goes on to use custodial wallets.
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I hope you don't try to play tricks like Mr CYBER_COWBOY who came here trying to offer loans to any rank just to build reputation. He later tried to pull off a scam where he failed miserable. He has never recovered since then. We have seen it all here.
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The problem is this is an online platform. You don't expect someone from Australia to accept your car as collateral, and then you continue using it. Each day that passes. A car depreciates in value, perhaps that's why your local bank offer too low and amount.
On top of that, your account is brand new and has no reputation here. I don't even remember the last time a trust member here got more than 1 BTC as a loan. It's the bitter fact.
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