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There are some silly mistakes I've found out that beginners make,but I still found out that most of us made this same mistakes when we were beginners,and I have decided to list out some of them here.
1.posting without quoting.

What if i catched some mot****er, who is using one of my wallets - how can i prove that it's mine? 

Hello!
I registered an account (Hello******hey), after logging into my account I saw a notification: "You have been manually whitelisted by a moderator. If you couldn't before, you can now post normally. Various limits have also been reduced (but not eliminated)."
Please explain the reason for blocking. I didn't even have time to do anything from that account.

I apologize. The wrong notification was inserted.
After registering the account (Hi******ey), a notification was sent: "(Hi******ey), you are banned from posting or sending personal messages on this forum.
You have been permanently banned by a forum moderator, probably due to spam or plagiarism. You may appeal here, but your chances are not good: banappeals...@bitcointalk.org".
Please check what is the matter.

There's been no policy change. redsn0w wasn't permanently banned due to several factors which made me think that permabanning him would be a net negative for the forum. Nobody is banned strictly because of "the rules"; it's always handled case-by-case, but almost always, plagiarists deserve to be permabanned.

If you think that a ban should be ended, make your case in a new topic from a "good for the forum as a whole" perspective.

Staff do not want to hand out bans for unconstructive posts but if we feel that you as a user are continually making very poor or unsubstantial posts due to your paid signature the following bans will be issued:

First offence: 7 days
Second offence: 14 days
Third offence: 30 days
Fourth: Permanent ban

Your first ban is your first warning. If you have to be banned for a fourth time it is permanent and you will no longer be allowed to participate on the forum under any accounts. Note: If you are banned on one account then you are not allowed to post under any accounts you own for the duration of your ban. The only exception to this rule is Meta where you can discuss the circumstances of your ban if you wish to do so but anywhere outside of that sub will be considered ban evasion and will get your ban doubled, but it is generally best to just patiently wait out your ban and improve your posts on return and hopefully no further bans will be needed.

Warning: Anyone caught copying other users' posts or plagiarising content from elsewhere on the web will be immediately permabanned. You shouldn't need a warning to know that this isn't acceptable under any circumstances.

They do have measures against internal theft they have 2 factor authentication. This is not internal theft your password was stolen or guessed there is no other way. Stake can only verify withdrawals with email or a 2fa of your choice but email code is enabled by default. If both your Stake and email got compromised that means you are probably using a infected computer and could lose access to other things because the link you clicked could have installed a virus. I would recommend cleaning your computer. Stake is not responsible for people securing their own accounts it is your responsibility to make sure you use a strong password and have 2fa on all accounts.

Do you mean a vault in a bank? I would say no to that because you are trusting a 3rd party with protecting your btc. You should only store your seeds or private key in something that you own and only have access too.

If you do not do that you could lose access from a rogue employee and they would not be able to prove who it was. I normal safe for most people the ones you can buy from amazon are good enough most of them have a certain level of protection against water damage and fires. I do not trust a bank more then I trust Google I distrust both of them the same. I think storing your private key in a notepad in your house is safer then a vault in a bank because at least you know that people have not seen it but that is not recommended unless you keep the notepad in a home safe too.

Someone advised me to use Gmail and store them as mails then I taught again, what if my Gmail gets hacked. Is this actually the best way to store them or is there any other ways I can store or Keep them safe?

So for me, this golden cross on S & P chart is a good sign also for Bitcoin.

For the first time in #Bitcoin $BTC history, we are witnessing a death cross between the 50-week and 200-week SMAs. To know what to expect let's check out how the SPX has behaved in such situations:
1958: +36% in 39 weeks,
1963: +65% in 301 weeks,
1970: -20% in 5 weeks,
1974: -35% in 24 weeks,
2001: -29% in 56 weeks,
2008: -29% in 20 weeks.

As you can see, this kind of death cross on the $SPX chart is also extremely rare. Moreover, the turn of the 1960s/70s changes the narrative around it from bullish to bearish.

The golden cross between the 50-day and 200-day SMAs has been confirmed. Here is what effect it had on the price when it appeared the previous times:
Jan. 2012: -39% in 29 days,
Jul. 2014: -76% in 183 days,
Jul. 2015: -29% in 39 days,
Oct. 2015: +69% in 7 days (and +6592% in 781 days),
Apr. 2019: +159% in 64 days,
Feb. 2020: -60% in 24 days,
May 2020: +28% in 89 days (and +573% in 329 days),
Sep 2021: -16% in 7 days (and +46% in 57 days).

Have anyone seen such a username change scenario before ?

Right.  Otherwise we couldn't have a finite limit of 21 million coins, because there would always need to be some minimum reward for generating.  In a few decades when the reward gets too small, the transaction fee will become the main compensation for nodes.  I'm sure that in 20 years there will either be very large transaction volume or no volume.

A superb and confident free-kick by Lionel Messi resulted in a left-sided goal that hit the net and went inside in the 90+5 minute, and this was because the PSG fans shouted Messi's name when they wanted to take a free kick and made him confident.
the hard work and effort from PSG after losing 2-3 to Lille to make it 4-3, and goals from Kylian Mbappe in the 11th and 87th minutes, Neymar's 17th goal and the last goal in added time by Messi in the 11th and 87th minutes. -95.

51% is a risk but no a realistic risk. No pool is close and people would leave the pool if it did happen and there is no incentive for any one to make a 51% attack at least from a pool. Miners care about profitability over everything and they will join the smaller pools because they get a bigger cut and that is why 51% attack from a pool will never happen because being in such a pool would not yield any profit for the miners and would only hurt the BTC network but I do not think any miners are currently factoring this into their decisions because it is not close to happening.