Another great job you did. Well done
You're a low-class BM who directly helps scammers tries steal money while you only care about your stomach (I don't think I should care about your problems either). You ignore our warnings in trust feedback that something is wrong with all the projects you promote, and there seems to be no effort to improve the quality of the research.
Anyway, why was the previous post deleted?
https://ninjastic.space/post/62520702

So get in the habit of being skeptical of any offers even by reputable people especially regarding free lunch money.
No one deserves to be fully trusted on the internet, but greed and laziness are the main reasons people get scammed which bypasses important processes to identify scams.

I think the comparison is not too far with household expenses in general, depending on the country of residence and lifestyle. Unless you are an active bitcoiner, I mean there are special cost requirements from prominent bitcoin activities such as electricity, internet, device maintenance, and other ancillary needs.
I don't know what the ideal spending plan is, what I do is budget as much as possible for vital household needs for at least the next 3 months (without details) based on the average expenditure history of the previous months.

Anyway, their trial version site is here: https://test33.fun

Another odd advantage in their service.
They bother explaining about asset storage with backing up keys, which is clearly not their orientation at all as a p2p exchange to offer storage wallets.

Try to uninstall the wallet, then delete data in all associated directories^[1] (according to your device's OS).
(I'm not sure if it's also necessary to restart the device, it won't hurt to try that). Final step, you can install the latest version of electrum and restore the wallet.
Remember to back up your seedphrase/privkey before doing any of the above.

1. https://electrum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/faq.html#where-is-the-electrum-datadir-located

The OP's evidence is too weak to link these two accounts, I'm pretty sure that both aren't connected. My reason:

• Both are from different locales
• There are no associated transactions as far as my search goes
• cytpoway121 only posts irsykes's address once which in most cases is an accidental error
• irsykes never join video campaigns

But isn't there another process like verifying transactions, right? OP's mom's ability needs to be questioned first, if she's not too old then teaching the things needed to adopt bitcoin in business might not be too bad. Most of the older people in the neighborhood aren't very used to operating e-finance apps, there is skepticism everywhere about this.

We don't know how much interest in individual adoption there is in the entire human population. However global regulation won't legalize simultaneously.
The highest total crypto market cap ever recorded is 2.9 trillion where bitcoin dominates at over 40% and manages to score $68k ATH history.
My only thought for taking bitcoin at $200k post-global adoption is when it maintains or increases market cap dominance than it has any subsequent ATH.

That's good, but it's unpredictable how many users will be absorbed before knowing how much interest local netizens have in entertainment topics. And tbh, I don't think people would take that long to intensively discuss something like that in a forum. From the many social media and news platforms that I know in my local area, the average visitor only makes 1 comment and then leaves, and so on.

What does "not much support" mean, prohibit?

What is the method, and who will prepare and organize the acceptance?

Well, good luck.

In the next post, try practicing using punctuation.

Remember that the crypto market fluctuates a lot and the op's initiative is to collect those profits in trading short time frames, it is actually not impossible if in the futures market. There are only important points:

• the shorter the trading term, the greater the emotional impulse.
• the smaller the capital with a high profit target, the higher the leverage used must be

Because a mixer is an entity that can be held liable for lawsuits, has large reserves of funds which is quite exciting to be confiscated, the rest doesn't have a license (which is impossible). However, most laws act subjectively.
Of the several conventional means of laundering money such as involving gambling, art trading, awards, etc. which used to use bank transfers as a medium for transferring large sums of money, no bank has been stopped because regulations allow it to operate.

On the last page of the thread > Ctrl+f > write member name > click up (previous) navigation in the search pane, it will point you (if any) to the member you searched for in the last update log. Even that takes less than 10 secs, faster than other methods.

I hesitate to support you as a victim on this topic even though it will be identified in the end that the OP is taking advantage of your stupidity, you're not lossing any small thing in my judgment because first: as I previously said such documents are worthless. Second: the misuse of other people's documents is a crime according to community norms or laws in any country. Third: Documents aren't valid collateral.

Fortunately, you treat this incident as nothing, which means that the documents are trash from your PoV as well.

But unfortunately, not any type of currency as a segregation. Economic strata is determined by the value of a person's wealth long ago. Even though bitcoin adoption has gone global, the rich can do more than the poor can and there are more opportunities in this space.
Bitcoin provides the opportunity for financial freedom, it's just up to a person how to prepare and meet the challenge. I mean, competition is in every economic sphere. The rich also want "freedom" from the oppression of the government system, one of which is through currency.

I have so far gotten my bitcoin working limited to the surface web rather than the dark web. Your grouping I think has not been fully proven. As an example of the "threats" component, some work on the user side, but all aren't really threatening to the bitcoin protocol.
Idk how you're gonna update it, I thought it was good to make another way of presenting bitcoins easier.

It's interesting to follow the story line that is contrary to reality (who here seems to need money), but I won't close my mind to reading your version.


Also, I wouldn't do anything to a potential client when he or she is as simple as saying "ok", that doesn't mean agreeing. You also didn't tell which site for example the documents would be worth $500 for.

Yeah, and they definitely offer another depository scheme where you can passively multiply bitcoins. The way a centralized wallet works is always as profitable as it sounds (sounds like you fell in love with it). A fully decentralized, security-oriented wallet has never offered anything like this, or even talked about a future price.

From the rate of return they offer, they're actually managing the bitcoins you deposit (or you can call it "holding") in a way they won't explain. They risk your money on the businesses they're involved in.

What are the parameters to indicate someone is in a panic?
There are trading types that buying/selling short time: swing trading, day trading, scalping. Traders don't panic, they are time frame bound regardless of slight price movements. Their focus is for today, not the future, as opposed to investing.

Such documents are no longer useful in most services, KYC implementation is using 3rd party platforms which require live verification. He understood that all the documents he collected (illegally I think) were completely useless.
Moreover, I saw someone who had given up hope in the conversation, foolishly hoping someone on this forum would lend him a few cents.