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No need to do more research. When you check a blockchain explorer site like mempool and you see new blocks are always created, that's enough to make sure that the bitcoins are still alive.
The statement that "bitcoin is a waste of energy" is endless, because bitcoin with an anonymous founder grew up in its own way without paying "tributes" to interested people. It is different with the known industrial owners, they are good at keeping the protestors' mouths shut in order to spend more energy.
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Apply by invitation
Proof of Authentication Post
Bitcointalk Username: rat03gopoh
Telegram Username: @rat03gopoh
Campaign Category Participated: Translation (Indonesian)
Whisper MSG Wallet Address: 0x1kbc0c1ae66e8daf286a548457cf427d93e87c25d00518
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I've been speculating a lot lately especially about what might happen when BTC150k140k compensation is released to MtGox victims. What calms me down a bit is (in my mind) they're not going back to the spot market to make a big dump. To be sure each of them has a large number of bitcoins and worries it will be a problem a second time when they transfer everything to a centralized entity that is more bureaucratic than in previous years.
I doubt that the individual holders would create much if any negative pressures on price; however, there have been some centralized entities that bought thousands and thousands of claims, so the centralized entities will be receiving BIG stashes and had previously stated that they would dump - but saying you will dump and actually dumping might be two different stories. Found one, you mean like Fortress? Wall also said that some people have chosen to sell their claims to Fortress I haven't learned how this business service works, I think they have offered themselves to MtGox as a repayment line. This means it won't change previous concerns that lenders will pool their bitcoins mostly back into one service although the way compensation will be distributed will be gradual. |
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I've been speculating a lot lately especially about what might happen when BTC150k compensation is released to MtGox victims. What calms me down a bit is (in my mind) they're not going back to the spot market to make a big dump. To be sure each of them has a large number of bitcoins and worries it will be a problem a second time when they transfer everything to a centralized entity that is more bureaucratic than in previous years.
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count me in  Username: rat03gopoh Current post count: 1131 (including this one) BTC adds: bc1qzfmx3g6svkt2d6yt40p3590yphaxhlhr5ex9fq |
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Hi AgentF, I read the last post about your plans to run an avatar campaign. Idk whether your website already has a logo or not, but I don't think so. Since your web is non-profit for now and I have an overnight free  , I created something that might work for your next campaign. Choose one:   Consider this a reward for your kindness, you've ever paid me more for 1 job (surely you don't remember it do you?). Don't hesitate to use it and good luck for your web  |
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29 - rat03gopoh HBD mate |
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Well, my merit score under the profile isn't visible. What happened, April August mop? Or was the merit system removed? Great news for hunters.  |
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@CryptopreneurBrainboss, it seems that you accepted some cheaters on the signature bounty.
Check these names by spreadsheet number:
Cadaver20 (14 & 59)
chrisculanag (37 & 86)
globalpain (26 & 61)
Concordato (20 & 60)
masterrex (24 & 57)
Yawa2020 (19 & 58)
Haven't checked on twitter bounty yet, chances are it's a lot more.
Edit:
Other cheaters:
Ije07 (57 & 96)
judaspriest (58 & 95)
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In our network, the ordinary cryptocurrency user can verify the transactions instead of having the nodes do this for him. It is up to the user to choose how far back into the chain they want to check the integrity of the transacted coins. Because the coins are only transferred when the end-user accepts them, a transaction can be cancelled, which is unique in the crypto world. It makes the technology much more user-friendly.
There is no more fear of losing coins when you mistype a character or hit that enter key a little too early.
Can you explain this part more? How safe do you think the transaction can be with this excess, especially for the end-user? If all ordinary users without special efforts such as having high computing power could verify transactions, wouldn't they be able to fool the network? Or is it similar to stellar, using some sort of "memo"? Please explain as simply as possible to non-technical users. |
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So when will this prize be announced because in the description 19 july prizes were credited to the wallet, but I did not see the announcement of the list of winners on any social media.
OP has been inactive since 2 weeks ago. I have bad feeling |
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People who worked with me from this forum know that I'm a legit seller and looking for long term partnership.
Important note: No verified account trading is legit. Also no confirmation from any users that they dealt with you before the @OP, so who are the worked ppl you're referring to? Y'all won't get my condolences, it's illegal. |
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The link is posted in OP and actually the source should be in the e-mails that were leaked to the public - now it remains questionable whether these are authentic e-mails.
Not sure if the termination of this kind of program will have an official ann. So far there is no opposition from the coinbase to the rumors that are spreading. Need more proof whether the rewards rates as described are currently working. |
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Leaked emails: Crypto exchange Coinbase is ‘temporarily closing’ its US affiliate-marketing program“We regret to inform you that Coinbase will be temporarily closing its affiliate program in the United States with an effective date of Tuesday, July 19th,” the email said. “This is not an easy decision, nor was it taken lightly, but due to crypto market conditions and the outlook for the rest of 2022, Coinbase is unable to continue to support incentive traffic on its platform.” A long enough rest plan, could this mean another sign of significant decrease in business revenue, active users, or something? Considering this exchange is based in the US which has more potential to get lots of local business partners and new users than any other country as far as their KYC rules are that strict. Let's see waht will happen on July, 19th. The change comes at a time when Coinbase is grappling with a crypto crash.
On June 14, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced in a blog post that the company was laying off 18% of its workforce, or about 1,100 employees. On Friday, Bloomberg reported that Coinbase is now the 14th largest crypto exchange in the world, up from the fourth position a year ago.
Prior to this recent affiliate news, Coinbase reduced commission rates for some influencers in June. One creator who was earning $40 per sign up in early 2022 said they saw that amount drop by more than 90% to $2 per sign up. Things are though all over!
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 "Your soul is mining" pls send my gift to BTCaddress on my profile |
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The signature bounty's highest pay rate is 20 tokens for Legend rank. Assume we value it based on the highest ICO price which is $0.2 which means $4/week. Can you give a more serious rate?  Actually I don't plan to take this bounty regardless of the rewards, just think such of rate is too underrate to advertise something on the world's oldest bitcoin forum. |
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All the sites you share look like kid's toy stores, they fit better in the trash. Nice nickname, but pls solve your own poverty problem first to make you look more promising even though you'll scam them.  |
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You're a bit late, contest ended 2 days agoAnd no total prize was mentioned, no wonder it wasn't attract anyone |
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