What happened:
A user called 'jalangkote' is trying to sell (non-existent) herbs, claiming that it prevents/cures COVID-19. He is charging $765 for 120 days of treatment and $1,400 for 240 days of treatment. While this is an obvious scam, unfortunately plenty of people fall for this kind of quackery. I called him out in his topic, telling him that it could be extremely dangerous to make these kinds of claims and that he could possibly hurt someone. Not only does he continue to make fraudulent claims, he also attacked me with several of his alt-accounts (even leaving negative feedback).

After asking 'jalangkote' for photographic evidence of your laboratory, a chemical analysis report of his herbs, a scientific report of how your herbs prevent/cure COVID-19 and/or evidence of claims that they have 'resolved H5N1' he replied that he's not giving any evidence due to privacy reasons and told me to buy his herbs and test them myself. This makes it extremely obvious that he's trying to scam people.

Scammers Profile Link:
jalangkote

Connected alt-accounts:
hugabase
jcksteve

After leaving 'jalangkote' negative feedback, I received negative feedback from 'hugabase' and 'jcksteve'. Both account are also defending 'jalangkote' in his topic. When searching on Google for 'Gakulawa' (the non-existent herbs 'jalangkote' is trying to sell) one of the search results leads to https://www.x24kgold.com/, which also happens to promote Gakulawa. When searching on Google for 'x24kgold.com' one of the search results leads to this topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=909650.0, where 'hugabase' is trying to sell the domain. This makes it extremely likely that 'jalangkote' and 'hugabase' are controlled by the same person (which explains their similar writing style. This topic makes it obvious that 'jcksteve' is also connected to the same owner: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=905866.msg17093968#msg17093968

Reference Link:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5234755.0 (archive)

Flag support:
jalangkote
hugabase
jcksteve

Can you show evidence that the receiving address is actually your YoBit deposit address? Although YoBit is widely known to be a shitty exchange, I doubt they'd intentionally block/steal such a small amount.

Please move this to the Speculations section. This section is getting littered with price analysis/predictions threads lately.

There are quite a few red flags. I wouldn't touch anything on their website with a 10 ft pole:

1. No actual product pictures, just a few renders.
2. No link to Github/proof of open source software.
3. No information about the hardware wallet's components.

He has been busy contradicting pretty much everything Satoshi ever said/done and spending Calvin's money on losing lawsuits.

Feel free to let me know if you change your mind. I'd definitely be interested in one of those! Silver spot is cheap atm so it might be worth looking into .

Not my cup of tea but well made! Are you planning on creating .999 silver pieces in that size?

Seeing these posts reminds me why I love physical bitcoins and its community.

So far team 'BuyBitcoin' has already earned 78,335 points! Very cool to see the Bitcoin community unite and contribute to battling COVID-19.

Questions regarding Bcash/BSV belong in the altcoin section.

It's literally at the top of the front page: https://foldingathome.org/2020/03/10/covid19-update/

They also posted everything that is being researched on Github, see the post above yours.

Check out their website. Folding@Home is a Stanford University project and has been around for many years. Regarding their source code:

Great initiative, downloading it now. I remember running Folding@Home on my PS3, I think it came pre-installed. At some point the published statistics of the amount of data analyzed by all PS3 owners, was pretty impressive.

A lot of people bought the dip. The number of addresses holding more than 1 BTC reached a new ATH, although it's hard to tell how many individuals own those addresses.

According to TWC no private keys are stored:


I think it would be best to contact them directly and ask for clarification.

Any offramp to fiat will require KYC at some point, unless you're comfortable using P2P exchanges like Hodlhodl.

You could contact Polymerbit (www.polymerbit.com), they have made a wide range of paper wallet notes. They print their designs on high quality polymer.

Can you show examples of your previous work?

Please compare BItcoin's drop to the drop of every other shitcoin. Thanks!

Am I misunderstanding you or are you calling me a scammer supporter?