"Today we’re launching our biggest Coinbase Earn opportunity yet. Any eligible US user can now learn about the Stellar protocol while earning up to $50 of XLM: http://ow.ly/kXR550ocBMr
10:53 PM - Mar 26, 2019"

Reference: https://twitter.com/coinbase

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This was their tweet which means it only applies to US residents not everyone.

OTT Whitepapers, fraudulent team members, no transparency, no way to check up their real office and them not abiding by the laws of their country are some ways but ultimately you can't be sure of anything. Even reputed bounty managers can't. Most projects claim to raise millions in their private sale and never disclose the details and this pulls in many investors. Then finally they claim they never reached their soft cap and vanish without reimbursing the investors so everyone ends up on the losing side. I feel to some extent the manager is responsible for this as they get to earn huge dollars and ultimately don't care to checkup the team first.

They cut off about 14-15% BTC and also said they will rebate all customers who lost their coins. I had no ETH balance but may lost all of it and my BTC was stolen so hoping they will pay us. Other exchanges that were hacked did nothing to payback their customers. Cryptopia is atleast handling it slowly.

That's because I did not buy those coins and earned them so in this case I only get profit. Investors on the other hand have to look out for profit and the coin which I was talking about was PRL that had only been listed on Etherdelta and when it got listed on bigger exchanges, it pumped like hell. It was during early 2018 and since then selling coins has never been profitable. I dump everything right now as the market won't be able to recover for a long time till may be 2020-21 and I can't be so patient till then as my country has anyways stopped banking all cryptos.

Huobi asks for KYC else they restrict the amount you can withdraw. These are the withdrawal limits: https://huobiglobal.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000074411-Withdrawal-Limits

I don't think Cryptopia should be added so soon as they haven't enabled deposits/withdrawals of many coins including ETH. Etherdelta and Tidex should be added to the list.

I withdrew my bitcoins last week and got paid yesterday so the site is working. They are yet to enable deposits of other altcoins which will take a lot of time (may be by June hopefully) but I also have some CLM balance which they need to payback.

6.1M Earthquake hit Arunachal Pradesh today. Most places don't have buildings to able to withstand over 7M so hopefully the magnitude was still less. Philippines lost 16 people on 22nd April. May their soul RIP.

I ahve seen buildings being able to resist even 8.3M so hopefully they build buildings with a higher resistance. My building doesn't resist even 4M and last time, it created cracks in the building after which they just repaired it. 4M earthquakes are so common in Maharashtra.

$100 (1%) is also a huge dump considering the recent trend of bitcoin. I have seen that once the price drops, it keeps dropping. It took 4 months to increase by $1000 and even if it reaches $6k, it may be for an hour or two and then again we'll see a huge drop. I won't be able to sell my coins so fast as even exchanges will have huge sell orders due to the dumping. On most exchanges, I can see more sell orders than buy orders which proves that people just want to dump their coins rather than invest in BTC.

I have sold my bounty tokens before they got dumped badly on exchanges so I don't consider it as a profit or loss because I just check the ICO prices and the price of my coin at the exchange. I feel bad for many tokens as they were pumped by 500% after I sold them and when I could earn $100000, I sold them at $120 while others reached $10 from $1000. Can't say which tokens will reach what value and hence it's better to sell them as you earn them.

Satoshi will definitely have the most bitcoins as he was the developer of the crypto and other altcoins came after this first cryptocurrency. Having premined over 1 million coins doesn't make it look shady as even Ethereum was 70% premined (72m ETH) before being launched. Also, most of the coins haven't been spent.

CSK has only 3 matches left and have won 8 matches but their run rate is below MI and even Delhi so if Mumbai manage to win all 4 matches, they may reach top 2. I want Kings XI to reach top 4 but their next matches are all going to be tough. Looking forward to today's match with RCB. RCB now are like wounded lions fighting till the end.

Which self-exchange? They are only listed on Etherdelta, DDex at the moment and don't have a good exchange.

As per their recent medium article they are paying SXDT holders a dividend. Is it for ICO investors only or for all holders?

I waited for almost a year for this price so I am selling my coins that I bought/earned at that rate. But currently it looks like it's again dropping due to price correction and now the price is back to $5.5k and alt coins including ethereum are all negative.

It shows: $5,549.30 USD (-0.30%)

I'm also holding since June 2017 and they promised that the token price would be atleast $0.02. Now the price isn't worth much and I can't see them listing on new exchanges anytime soon as per their telegram chat.

I was also a newbie and people did business with me and did not get scammed. This doesn't apply to each and every newbie. A must is the use of escrow.



This can be a high alert point but then ranks don't matter.


Spamming is not the same as scamming.



I don't get this point as even the most trustworthy users choose horrible usernames but that doesn't make them suspicious.


Yes, they are always tagged by DT members.


I was a newbie and started selling my old gift cards. It doesn't make a newbie look like a scammer.


I don't thing gender makes such a huge difference and this is just being a sexist.


They anyways aren't trusted.



Users try to trick buyers to use their own escrow and one should never do this as they end up dealing with an impostor.


Sure shot scammers.

I would like to add my points based on my experience.

1. Don't trust with newbies while dealing with a reversible payment option and in this case even escrow can't help.

2. Don't trust users who ask you for an ID proof (unless they are reputed but still avoid) or make you use a screen recording software.

3. Don't deal with newbies outside the forum like on skype or telegram as it's better to deal on the forum publicly so someone could warn you.

4. Always check their telegram or skype ID or payment address for any previous scam accusation.

5. Always check whether the user's email address/password has recently changed as it could be a hacked account.

6. Don't install any unknown software on your PC or visit suspicious links.

7. Before sending money to any address, double/triple check it as once money is sent, it can't be recovered. There are software that can change the address if you have by mistake installed a virus on your PC.

Moderators do check reported posts before deleting them.

My one post was deleted wherein I asked why Yobit is allowing negative trusted users and I don't get why it was deleted so I don't know how moderation actually works. In Politics section, so many users start targetting users and I used to earlier report personal attack posts but they were not deleted because they were considered on-topic posts. Hence my reporting accuracy decreased. I was told that only posts wherein no useful conversation is taking place and the entire post is just a personal attack, such posts will be deleted. I am still not clear about what's considered an off-topic post in a thread.

I haven't seen any exchange that hasn't had any scam accusations against them. Hitbtc owner has negative trust on the forum but still the exchange is running fine and has paid me over 0.4 BTC per withdrawal without any delays and their support also responds in time and same goes for Yobit though there have been many accusations against them. Cryptopia also was considered scam when they got hacked but they paid me along with other users

None of the exchanges show any liability towards customers and just refuse paying huge withdrawals without giving any reasons but if they do selective scamming, that raises a doubt so none of them could be trusted completely nor considered 100% scam till they scam all their users.

Yobit has freebies and launches their own IEOs which is shady and they have many shady options like dice system and so on but they are still processing user's withdrawals. Many coins are still being traded on their exchange and at normal market rates and still many ICOs consider to list their coin on yobit.

Note: I don't say Yobit is safe but it stands among the exchanges that have been considered scam like hitbtc, cyrptopia, bittrex and even coinbase in that regards.

Have you tried using antpool: https://www.antpool.com/user/prioritiseTransaction.htm?m=savePrioritiseTx

I used it last year to get my transactions with 5sats/byte confirmed and they confirmed within 10 mins. Fortunately this year I've never had or heard any problem with low-fee transactions and hence you won't find much posts about this issue.

If antpool doesn't work, you can try contacting Quickseller as he used to help confirm transactions first for users.

Even project managers who have experience don't get to know which bounty is scam and I have participated in such campaigns and ended up earning nothing. Bountyhive and other platforms mentioned too don't evaluate the projects based on the trust factor. I participated in Stem Cells Innovation of Bountyhive and the project looks very promising but they have yet to show any positive progress.

I received my bitcoin withdrawal today.