Not required, don't expect feedback or don't push. If you do, don't be surprised you encounter reactions from different perspectives of users. Sometimes it ends up displeasing you.
Giving feedback requires careful consideration because it will be a reference for other people who do business with you in the future.

Not sure of all the exchanges on the list that have managed to scam with mentionable loss reports. In fact, some sites may be created by a scammer on the initiative of one of them will succeed in scaming people.

Btw, no FTX on your list? I think the numbers are more visible everywhere on any search engine than any other scam case.

Just note, the next halving will be at a block height of 840,000 (for sure). Indeed, there are no exact dates, everything that is spread on the internet is just estimates by calculating the average blocks generated. Given the varying time it takes to mine 1 block, even as network congestion increases it will result in 2 to 3 times longer than the normal time.

I think it's been a while, but I just found the official announcement post of this tool to notify.
I realized a while ago while looking back at the gallery I created for the purpose of this post, I had to manually search the pics because the sortlinks no longer work.

Doubtful on my side, the campaign you pointed requires an authentication post to join, while there are no archives whatsoever to prove you were ever involved in the campaign. I also somewhat agree with the comment below you. Idk the bounty conduciveness at that time, maybe using someone else's identity is common.

As I said that IP address isn't enough for recovery. Looks like there is no choice but to give up your account (if it really is yours)

Your claim isn't enough just to read the IP during registration. I don't remember about my account, I think it was created using not my country's IP to avoid getting filtered by IP evils.

Nothing, the OP never posted any crypto addresses.

Maybe I missed something, did you ever post that address with that account?

Caring less may be good for your mental health and less distracting thoughts when you lose. But anyway, at least it will make you worry when the market trend is bad especially if your purchases have reached a large amount, while you are regularly active in the crypto space, and intentionally or not you occasionally check the price chart. Then set the default principle Hodlers, limit each of your purchases with a few conditions.

If you previously inserted disclaimers about risk in every explanation (especially the loss of decreasing value), then there's no need to think about it. Just curious about what orientation you teach your friends to adopt bitcoin, investing, trading, utilization, or what?

The effort is the basis that will open wider your luck to achieve success. So both of them support each other, not having inequality in one of them.
My thoughts about some of the successful people around me are, how hard a person's efforts will determine how high the level of success will be achieved later, and how capable they're of maintaining that success.

As long as he doesn't understand the basic knowledge, make sure that bitcoins aren't allowed to be entrusted to anyone else even biological childs. This is also to gently force your friend to start studying, in addition to refusing to bother you with more things in the future.

Nope.

As much as I know, exchanges only provide futures trade with stablecoins as the main pair. With more specific, the contract between traders and brokers is just an agreement to sell or buy a coin that underlies the stablecoin (according to the order details) with an equivalent amount. So in this case it isn't an "increasing" bitcoin supply, but stablecoins.

Depending on how to interpret the words "passive" and "active" from the PoV of your income, not based on nominal but frequency.
Some cases, people can ensure that the current side work (preferred) will guarantee a stable income because it starts to have a lot of interest so they decide to make it the main job. So, you can test for the next few months by continuing to live both with the opposite status (your daily spending from passive income).

Lol, the typical person who is silent when they are lucky, talks a lot when they lose.
Same in my position, that was about 3 years ago, they became excited when they heard success stories and were discouraged when they started talking about risks. And yeah they think risks can be easily avoided like turning the palm of the hand if entrusting everything to "experienced" friends.

As long as I'm not a mind reader of scammer assholes, I've never even convinced anyone that a seemingly docile dog would never bite.
Unless you mean, you'll quit your profession as a promoter. Obviously that's a better guarantee to hear.

The US is dozens of steps behind on the Digital Dollar initiative, I think we now have many versions of the CBDC USD issued by private institutions even established outside the US. In fact, since the beginning of the existence of crypto-based stable coins, bitcoin is still a priority choice for better privacy purposes.

If you just woke up from the last 8 years, 850,000 bitcoins were stolen^[1].
hacking or cheating is just a variation of the action, in essence it is theft and perpetrators do't wanna be found out at all costs.


1. https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2022/08/15/mt-gox-how-bitcoin-stolen/

I received CardSellerN1's PM how do I draw conclusions about the Binance address belonging to CashApp247. I decided to explain this publicly so anyone can check including Binance supports.

This is a $10 payment txid to CashApp247 for the first account purchase.This was sent to address 1Cn1ru6sunPhheJiyC1SUzX93a8yHrmWrx.

A few moments later like the way most centralized exchanges do, the balance will be swept to an address that is none other than the Binance hot wallet address based on the label on bitinfocharts https://bitinfocharts.com/bitcoin/address/bc1qm34lsc65zpw79lxes69zkqmk6ee3ewf0j77s3h

This means the address that accepts $10 bitcoins on the first txid is CashApp247's binance deposit address.

transaction not found.


just checking the txid that you provided elsewhere, https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/address/1Cn1ru6sunPhheJiyC1SUzX93a8yHrmWrx
it looks like Cashapp247 used the binance address to receive payments from you. Idk if the Binance account he used is his own, it should be verified too.

Idk which country you live in, there are some countries that don't (yet) regulate crypto specifically, but they classify ownership as an investment instrument in general (eg as shares). Then the tax can be taken from the growth of that value.

Any crime from any space will usually still be processed and you're entitled to law protection, but it should be noted that the government (through law enforcement) is only responsible for catching thieves and scammers, not compensating for losses.

Probably so, but I believe that there is a more ambitious desire for crime to make money. I think the root of evil is power, the feeling of greed will develop evil goals that were originally just a need to become a desire. Today's example is, with improper power, the economy becomes lame. So crime happens everywhere.