Is it necessary to create a new thread for a new feature or for a new promo? I don't think it will look so professional at all. I will advise being active on your existing main thread and supporting users. This isn't the right way to approach new gamblers.

However, most of the replies seem related to forcing OP for a signature campaign. That looks more spammy in this thread. We can discuss possible marketing, and we can ask as well how they can reach to more users. But if each of us tries to force OP, that does not look good, to be honest.

As a very small investor, DCA is the best strategy for me. With a low risk we can accumulate Bitcoin slowly. It's true Bitcoin gives a chance to accumulate every few months, like now. I mean, sometimes Bitcoin dumps hard, and we can accumulate Bitcoin at once if we have enough funds. But with the DCA strategy, we can accumulate in every dump, so it's possible to accumulate more lower prices on average.

So it fully depends on your financial conditions, either you want to accumulate with a DCA strategy or any other strategies. Bitcoin investment is always risky, though we know it could pump any time. But our natures are quite different from each other.  We might be panic sellers as well. So we need a proper plan before investing in Bitcoin.

It's true I was not much active for a few months due to my personal issues. But my source merits weren't wasted at all. I have used all my source merits every month.  I am fully active from this month and will continue my contribution to the forum.

I feel my source merits aren't enough for me right now. I have failed to merit some posts due to lack of source merits. I admit I am the top merit contributor on the rank-up threads because I love to help people to reach their desired rank. Some of you may take it negatively, but I still love to help them there.

So at this stage, I feel my source's merit allocation should increase to increase merit circulation to the forum. Hope Theymos will consider my request.

As we all know, any centralised exchange shouldn't be treated as a crypto wallet. Well, even if we don't store the funds in exchanges, we still need to use them, though we can use decentralised exchanges.  But many of us have been using centralised exchanges due to many reasons. So even if we buy coins from the exchange, we need to move our funds into there and buy coins. Later we can move to the non-custodial wallet.

I will share my own experience. Binance freezes my funds when I receive funds from my clients. Because one of my clients sent BNB from a mixer.  However, eventually Binance returned my funds but restricted my account, so I can't use Binance anymore.

The second story was learnt from the scam accusations board. Bybit asking him for transaction details with videos of where he got the funds. That user also used a mixer to send funds to Bybit 5 years ago. So Bybit is asking for proof source of funds, which is impossible.

So what we learn is that funds shouldn't be deposited to a centralised exchange directly from any third party. You should bring the funds into your non-custodial wallet first. Then you should use CEX to buy crypto coins and move them again to a non-custodial wallet. In the meantime, if the exchange is about the source of funds, you can show them with video proof, etc.

So just be careful.

Sounds good, to be honest. You are willing to teach others free of cost whatever knowledge you have. It's a good initiative so far to improve the forum. Definitely users from the forum would ask you if they really need your help. What I assume is that you want to contribute to the forum. Yes, we can help each other by sharing our valuable knowledge.

Besides that, you may create a thread about some basic tutorials from which other users can learn. For example, if you know how to create a token, then you can create a thread regarding that with basic information. If you want, you may add a video tutorial as well if you want. That's how you can help forum users; of course, they can contact you directly if they need to know more extra things out of your thread.

I am not sure why you are still thinking about that meme coin trending right now. From my end, I am seeing meme coins trend almost over for now, and utility tokens and coins start moving. Occasionally a meme coin would pump, but it doesn't mean it's still trending. So think once again before jumping into a meme right now.

For me, I wasn't a meme coin fan. Most likely that's the reason I haven't made too much money from memes. I am a fan of utility tokens and coins. They have a potential to grow, and they can keep a major role in crypto. But memes are just pump-and-dump schemes.

Welcome back with the new domain. Good to see you back with something new; I'm not sure yet if this is something special. However, I am pretty much happy to see a new announcement thread because I was a campaign participant of the Bitsler signature campaign. I am wondering why you created a new announcement. Is it because you added a new domain? I can see your old domain is .com and currently active. And the new announcement with the .io. So we want to see more details about your new features.

From this forum I have learnt a lot regarding Bitcoin. At the beginning, when I was introduced to Bitcoin, I really didn't care about Bitcoin. Because I didn't have enough knowledge, and I didn't bother to invest in it as well. So after joining the forum, I know about Bitcoin and how it does work. Step by step, I learnt about Bitcoin technology and other altcoins as well. I got benefits from Bitcoin investment as well as from altcoins also. So I can simply say the forum helped me to change my life.

The rest are benefits you stated in the main post. I am also earning directly from the forum through signature campaigns and campaign management as well. I learnt crypto marketing from the forum and applied it on different platforms also. So overall this forum changed my life.

My forum display name changed to "The Cryptovator" from "Coolcryptovator". I can see even my first topic on the forum under my new name. This means all my posts become under the new name. But the user ID and username exist the same as before. I received below DM from theymos.


The only thing that hasn't changed is if someone quoted your post; that hasn't changed. That's how people would find your old display names. There is no any other way to find your old display name. It means you can't completely hide your old display name when a post has been quoted. Of course theymos could do it, and I don't think this is so tough. It would just be a simple line of code. But I don't think theymos will accept a name change for privacy reasons, which means he will not allow you to hide your old display name totally anyway.

If a user copy-pasting their own posts while enrolled in a campaign means he is doing that intentionally. So this won't be allowed by the forum anyway, as you always quoted the rules. A few days back I discovered a user copy-pasting the same post on multiple threads, so it doesn't look good to me. Keep reporting to moderators when you find something like this.

I am not getting what you exactly want to say; opening multiple tabs won't be an issue for copy-pasting your own post. When you are replying on a thread, then you must know what you are writing, whether it's related to the topic or not. You should read once again before pasting it finally to the topic. So this won't make you duplicate posts.

You seem disappointed, and you are right from your end. I feel the team still hasn't explained it in detail, or they aren't getting the nature of forum users. I think they want to say No KYC means you don't need to submit KYC to play there initially. But on the terms, they have an explanation; they might ask for KYC if necessary in a special case. However, to gain trust on the forum, they need more time. You can keep following them to monitor their activities. So you might decide later whether you can trust them or not.

It's quite ridiculous he wants a second scam. I never heard anyone could recover scammed funds from the scammers unless it's legal authority. Even recovering funds through a legal authority isn't too easy. There are a lot of formalities that are quite impossible to fulfil by us as small investors.

Actually, he is lying and wants to scam people a second time. They target innocent greedy users, so some of them would fall into this trap. However, thanks for sharing with us. Everyone should know about this type of scam. At least our forum users must not fall into such a trap.  Keep sharing if you found such scammers.

Tagged from my end.

First of all, you need to create awareness about your casino. Once you create an awareness, I believe you will get offers from affiliate marketers. Unless they know about your platform, they couldn't reach you anyway. To create awareness, you may run a few ad campaigns like social media, forum signatures and banner ads as well. Unless you spend something to create brand awareness, it's really difficult to find a solid affiliate marketing agency.

Are there any investments, even in real life, that guarantee you will make you rich? But still we are investing with a hope to make money. When there is no guarantee, it means there is risk involved. That's what we should know: actually there will always be risk in any kind of investment. So Bitcoin investment also won't guarantee to make us rich anyway. But we are investing with a hope to make money.

When I introduce Bitcoin to anybody, I explain how the price of Bitcoin works. I describe the potential risk besides the possible profits. Those who understand the reality, I prefer them to invest in Bitcoin. Otherwise, I don't influence them to invest in Bitcoin. Because later they will blame me, and I don't feel comfortable hearing any blame in return for teaching them about Bitcoin.

I am fully active now, feel free to contact.

First of all, you can engage in discussion there in existing thread instead of creating a new thread that would create a few spammy replies here.

Posts deleted by moderators and temp bans are a big warning. Rather than just deleting a post by them, it's a warning as well. So I don't think we really need something special to warn low-quality posters. Those who wants to improve themselves will learn when they get the DM regarding post deletes. Blaming mods or creating threads won't help to improve posting quality. Repeating the same things would lead to a permanent ban.

Hey mate, thanks for sharing that Ponzi with us. Tagged that user and supported the flag you raised from my end. Those who are well experienced with crypto might not fall into this type of scam. I am worried about innocent greedy users; they might trust them or try their luck by investing in such a well-known Ponzi scheme. That's why we need to prevent those scams from the forum.

I am not sure if there are still people who think money could be generated overnight. Otherwise, how might they return such an amount from the investment?  Once upon a time, Ponzi was popular, and people tried to gamble on Ponzi, though they knew it was a scam.  That time earlier, people got some profits, and late investors got scammed.  It's time to prevent them since most of the forum users know very well about this scam.

This is the reply drawn my attention,

Someone made a thread in the altcoin section where he wants to stake but doesn't have enough knowledge about DeFi. A newbie replies to him and invites him to talk through WhatsApp. I don't know what his intention was; it could be good or bad.

This isn't an allegation, actually, but a warning. This way, scammers invite you to talk, and they might motivate you to invest somewhere. They might show fake screenshots or proof to convince you. And some innocent greedy people would fall into the trap and lose everything. So just be careful of such invitations.  Rather, it's better to discuss in public places.

Your overall speech here about the DCA strategy. Things aren't too easy that you describe here, actually. Before investing in crypto, you must gain enough knowledge about the crypto. For each coin you invest in, you need to know it very well. Unless you have proper knowledge about Bitcoin, you shouldn't invest in it. It's the same for all coins that you want to invest in.

To invest in cryptocurrency, you must be a risk taker and financially stable. If you aren't stable financially, then you will panic after buying the coin, and you might sell-off during the bear market. Rather, you need to hold your coins during the bear season, and you have to survive from your savings, except crypto holdings.

However, the DCA strategy is the best strategy ever. It's for holders, actually; DCA doesn't work for traders anyway. You need to set your goals; either you want to be a trader or you want to be a holder.  Because both are kind of investments, trading is short holding and long.