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1701  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Using IP address for Bitcoin Core on: April 22, 2023, 05:45:00 PM
ISP can know and by analyzing your internet activity can guess that you run full node and by comparing your IP address with other services that can collect more data about you and/or know your addresses, but this requires a judicial permission or tracking from a government agency that has resources.

Managing full node without TOR connection will enable you to verify all transactions by yourself.

Relying on a third party enables him to:
  • Edit with your address/wallet balance.
  • Show some transactions that it is confirmed or not confirmed
  • Knowing all your addresses or not broadcasting new transactions.
1702  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How mixer coins works? on: April 22, 2023, 05:32:21 PM
My transaction has 100 times with total 0.3238 unspent, does my address is safe or acceptable on exchange/other community?
Worried about community detect me as suspicious things.
what are you talking about? Whoever is afraid, whether it is from a platform or from members, use any mixing service that will ensure that your identity is well disappeared without problems with most exchanges.

Some good mixing services that have active signature campaigns:

In instances where you send your coin over to a mixer platform, those coins are sent after their percentage (fee) is deducted. They are being converted to Bitcoin on small badges, depending on the mixing platform. They give you a private key, which you can use to withdraw your mixed Bitcoin into a new address, and it's also advisable for you to move the coin into a private wallet first before moving it into an exchange wallet to avoid complications. and also move them out in badges into separate wallets, not just moving the same amount into a whole new wallet, which can in turn create a little suspicion.
This is the mixing way that ChipMixer used and it does not work now, but CM has been sized by government agencies, and I do not think that there is any mixing service that currently works to provide a private key to withdraw.
It is strange that you are promoting a mixing service in your signature and you do not know how it works. Huh


Here's a small figure : https://postimg.cc/rdB18CWX/696eb0ac

Does everything's safe as legal things? I just worried for suspicious, because all source from mixer.

It is assumed that nothing happens to you, but many countries classify mixing service as gray areas, so avoid using them in the future and send your coins to new several clean addresses before depositing to Binance

1addressMain > 2addressMain > 3addressMain > 4addressMain > 5addressMain > 1addressBinance
1703  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: [Warning]: New Android Malware - Chameleon on: April 22, 2023, 05:20:11 PM
Yes, sometimes it's better to really have a separate devices for our online wallets, like what we practice with our laptops and PC. We learned before that there are a lot of malwares getting into our laptops and PC if we are not careful.
Using the same wallets on the same devices will not enhance the safety of your currencies, but rather a cold storage device (stopping the transaction) and the other to broadcast it or use a multi-signature wallet and leave one of them not connected to the Internet.

I noticed that no wide attacks were reported due to this new Android Malware
1704  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How I found my financial success in Bitcoin 1 year on: April 21, 2023, 12:02:49 PM
It is good to be proud of your achievements, but try not to share all the details of your trip and the amount you collected. For example, saying that you managed to collect 5BTC is good, but it will make hackers focus on your account and how to steal money from you, so try to reduce the information you provide about yourself and your successes.

You can share the change you made in the community with the money you collected from the forum and how you contributed to spreading the Bitcoin culture in your surroundings.
1705  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Private key exposure? on: April 21, 2023, 11:30:26 AM
Does anyone know if this is indeed the case?
The answer to your question depends on the type of attack that you may be exposed to. If the hacker has obtained root access or what is known as a rootkit, you may be in trouble, as once you decrypt the wallet, your coins will be stolen.
The same thing if the attack was limited only to things like keylogging, where the difference of the tool will determine the amount of risk.
Hackers are rarely able to carry out the above two attacks by simply clicking on a link, as they need you to download or install the tool yourself.
So always use cold storage to sign the transaction.

"2FA wallet" requires 2 signatures, only one will be exposed when sending transactions so it's not enough to get your bitcoins stolen.
If all of your devices are severely affected, even 2FA or multiple signatures won't be the solution.
1706  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: [Warning]: New Android Malware - Chameleon on: April 21, 2023, 11:09:34 AM
t is better to allocate a separate phone for the cryptocurrency wallets you use, as the cost of an average value phone may be in the range of $100, which is a small amount for those who seriously think about protecting their money.

Do not use that phone to browse or download unknown wallets or wallets that are not well known, just one or two open source wallets.

If you intend to invest in altcoins, buy a hardware wallet, and if that coin or token is not listed in that wallet, it is better avoid it or keep it inside exchange.

Downloading too many wallets is a vulnerability that may cause you to lose your money.
1707  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Where to sell BTC peer-2-peer now that LocalBitcoins and Paxful closed? on: April 21, 2023, 10:44:10 AM
Of course the forums are a great place, but is there any other trusted marketplaces for buying/selling BTC?
If you are a Paxful user, then most likely you will not have a problem with KYC, if so, then binance platform has P2P section, so if you are lucky you will find a lot of good offers as most sellers have moved to that platform.

Bisq is an excellent choice when you dont want to provide your KYC data.

other options:


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1708  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: The link between the game of pool(playing pool game) and Bitcoin. on: April 21, 2023, 09:41:50 AM
Almost pool game is one of the most famous individual games in the world, and therefore there are a lot of billiards games, and then all the ideas that you use is that you will add a way to make payments or profits for users and not add to the game.

The same idea is one where you will have a payments system that checks for coins.
Once those coins are verified it updates the database for the user with the requested rate.
The opposite is true when you withdraw your coins as the debited balance will be checked.

All in-game operations will be centralized and not related to Bitcoin.
1709  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Where can I invest 4k bitcoin on: April 21, 2023, 09:28:37 AM
It is impossible for the average person to generate $100 daily, or $3,000 out of $4,000, meaning 75% of your capital in a month, so stop such thoughts.

The best thing you will get is an average of 20% per month if your investment is long-term, so do not raise the ceiling of your ambitions and start with a profit of 2% per month, which is a suitable price, especially for a beginner, especially if the percentage of increase is in Bitcoin.

Beware of accounts that will DM you to tell you of a golden opportunity that enables you to win such profits.
1710  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: electrum wallet on: April 20, 2023, 01:00:26 PM
Does trying to export a single address show the address address in the wallet name? Or did the user modify the name manually?
To the user, it appears that your address appears in the name of the wallet. Therefore, for privacy purposes, try to transfer your coins quickly.
1711  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: What impact of digital currencies like bitcoin have on money creation on: April 20, 2023, 12:36:50 PM
When we compare a part of the assets against Bitcoin, we will notice that the percentage of Bitcoin and its impact is small.
The capacity of the Bitcoin market is currently less than a trillion dollars, compared to a total of 86 trillion dollars.
We haven't yet compared debt and total property value.
even if bitcoin reaches a market capacity of 10 trillion, which is about 20 times the current price ($400,000 per bitcoin) and the market capacity of alternative currencies increases to reach 10 trillion, it still does not represent 50% of the market and will not cause the global economy to collapse.
1712  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Ethereum vs Competitors: Who will lose Relevance? on: April 20, 2023, 12:09:10 PM
How can we consider Polygon a competitor to Ethereum when it is built as a second layer of Ethereum and relies on it mainly?

The continuous development of Ethereum will make the rest of the competitors useless currencies, there is nothing to offer except for low fees, which Ethereum seems to be succeeding with, with the possibility of expanding applications easily.

What determines the end of the battle is the continuity of development. If these currencies stop developing, they will slowly die.
1713  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Who is Bitcoin.org on: April 20, 2023, 11:43:06 AM
Bitcoin.org does not have enough credit to contact people at random and give them money.
anyone who asks for your data or will give you money for free or in exchange for effort without a specific job is a scam.

Bitcointalk.org is not a person, but rather a website where all bitcoin talks take place, with the goal of learning everything there is to know about bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Don't believe the individual who contacted you and claimed to be from bitcointalk.org;
dude, OP asking about Bitcoin.org, not bitcointalk.org
1714  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Would the advancement in AI have any adverse effects on cryptocurrency? on: April 20, 2023, 11:23:39 AM
Without defining the scope, the improvement that artificial intelligence will provide to the world will be considered an improvement for Bitcoin, but in a specific field or specialized, artificial intelligence will not add new features to cryptocurrencies exactly as much as it will add to any knowledge.

Things that can be added are increased internet speed, cheap energy, improvements in hardware and thus reducing the cost of manufacturing mining tools, development in decryption capabilities and other technologies directly related to cryptocurrencies.
1715  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Best trading strategy for everyone! on: April 20, 2023, 11:10:26 AM
What is the theoretical basis for your strategy, relying on RSI alone may not give good results, or at least for the 3-minute candles.
do you have historical data on the percentage of success, or at least share the data daily for a month, so that we can all verify its usefulness as a trading strategy?

Personally, I will not place buy and sell orders based on one variable, especially over the course of daily trading.
1716  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Is it advisable to invest on Solana? on: April 19, 2023, 03:16:24 PM
Solana was a hot topic in the past but soon a lot of projects moved from it due to it being too centralized> suffering several breakthroughs and some failures.
the competitors have become good, for example, Polygon provides the same features with fees close to zero.
These reasons are sufficient to reflect negatively on price therefore, I do not advise you to invest in it.
1717  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Where can I buy bitcoin as a newbie? on: April 19, 2023, 03:07:49 PM
Invest when others want to sell and sell when others want to buy. It is a simple strategy for those who do not want to think a lot. There is another trend, which is immortal, as you ignore the time factor and buy at a fixed amount every time period, (i.e. every day or week.)


I suggest newbies to visit bitcoin.com and buy any cryptocurrency. You can buy with you gift card, debit card, bank account, apps wallet and so on to avoid loss.
It's a bad place to know or learn anything about Bitcoin, it's biased towards Bitcoin Cash and gives a lot of misinformation.

This forum is an ideal place to learn, ask here without shame.
1718  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The fall of crypto influencers. on: April 19, 2023, 02:51:59 PM
They are not influencers but clowns on YouTube trying to do everything they can to get profits. Their only weapon is greed. The more greed people have, the less they think, so they do everything they try to stimulate your greed, and thus your thinking becomes less.

To fight them, you must educate yourself by looking for the correct sources of information and reading books, and then you can easily distinguish between these clowns.

1719  Economy / Economics / Re: Tokenization of Real-World Assets on: April 19, 2023, 02:31:26 PM
It is not only scam, but I liken it to selling fish in water, if stablecoins fail to prove that they have enough dollar reserves and claim rates of less than three percent despite the ease of obtaining cash and depositing it in banks or bank accounts, let alone gold or Real-World Assets, which is difficult To find a bank depositing your gold for commercial purposes or practices that are not legally permitted or that there is no law regulating them.

Binance tried to Tokenization some stocks, but they stopped after a short time. microsoft-apple-microstrategy-to-be-listed-on-binance-as-tokenized-stocks/
1720  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can Cryptocurrency Owners Become Insolvent? on: April 19, 2023, 02:03:14 PM
People with bank accounts can be bankrupt and insolvent but with the “cryptocurrencies things were different”
What is your definition of cryptocurrencies, as not all cryptocurrencies are decentralized, as many platforms are centralized and can freeze and delete your coins, even if it is inside your wallet.

  • Stablecoins can freeze your funds.
  • BSC is a fully centralized network.
  • Most altcoins can be easily suspended from the network.


So there is no difference between it and your accounts in the bank, on the contrary, in the bank there is a body that guarantees your money if the deposits are less than a certain amount, which is not found in cryptocurrencies.
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