If he claims to be Satoshi, I think we can safely assume he is lying about other things as well. 

I was previously unaware of another significant detail regarding the widely-used and well-known logo associated with Bitcoin (it is worth noting that there is no official Bitcoin logo). The BTC symbol in the orange circle commonly used today was proposed by bitboy. However, it was originally introduced by Satoshi in a thread discussing new icon/logo for Bitcoin wallet. bitboy's version of the logo come eight months later.

Unfortunately, the original images are no longer available on the forum, but we can view the thread archive here: http://web.archive.org/web/20130524055823/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64.0

It is the same icon/logo that is shown on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin#/media/File:Bitcoin.png

That argument does not hold water. Inflation caused by excessive money printing diminishes the value of earned income, resulting in a reduction of purchasing power. As the prices of goods and services increase, people are forced to spend more of their income on basic necessities, leaving them with less disposable income to invest. In this context, advocating for the printing of money to benefit Bitcoin fails to account for the negative effects of inflation on people's lives and investments.

The "B" in the Bitcoin symbol is not a standard font (regardless of the vertical lines), as the symbol was designed specifically for the Bitcoin currency.


My best guess is that the designer used HelveticaNeue Bold as a starting point and then modified the symbol using a vector program, such as Adobe Illustrator, to achieve the final design we recognize today.

Well, it seems that the reality has hit him like a ton of bricks. The moderators have already removed his thread and slapped him with a 30-day ban, as reported by sujonali1819.


Yes, everyone is free to leave their reviews, but paying for reviews or offering other incentives to members is prohibited.

Unfortunately, it is unlikely that you will be able to withdraw funds without being able to prove that you are the account owner. In most cases, casino sites have strict policies in place to prevent fraudulent activity, and they require proper identification documents to verify your identity.

I know this will be of little help to you right now, but you should have known better than to deposit your funds into someone else's casino account. This is probably also against the terms of use of the platform.

I think you should take a moment to reflect before you hit that post button.

I have noticed that you are posting a lot of new threads in a last few days. Are you just after merits and views or something? I mean, have you thought about whether your contribution is really worth sharing on the forum? How do you even come up with all these ideas? It doesn't seem very natural to me.

I am a bit more cautious about the whole situation. While I do believe that Bitcoin has the potential to do very well, I think that we should be careful not to get too carried away with our expectations. The market is always unpredictable, and there are no guarantees when it comes to investments. Do not get me wrong, I think that Bitcoin is a solid investment, and I am excited to see where it goes in the future. However, I also think that we should be mindful of the risks involved and not put all of our eggs in just one basket. As for me, I am more focused on long-term investments and building a solid portfolio.

Honestly, @OP, it is really frustrating to see you continuing to post about this supposed opportunity, even though multiple members have already told you that it is a scam. What are you hoping to achieve by spamming the forum with this same message over and over again?

Ignoring the advice and warnings of other members in the community and continuing to push the same message just makes you look foolish and, frankly, a little desperate. Why are you still persisting with this foolishness?


@All, I suggest you check his post history before engaging in a discussion with this member.

Well, you know what they say - money can't buy you class. And it certainly can't buy you manners or a sense of decency. Some people just do not know how to act right, no matter how much money they have.

Personally, I think it is important to treat everyone with respect, regardless of their wealth or status. After all, you never know what someone's been through or what they are going through right now. A little empathy and understanding can go a long way. But, if you are going to be a scumbag, I have no problem with calling you out on it. I know that there are people who will disagree with me, and I respect that. Everyone has the right to their own opinion. But, when it comes down to it, being a decent human being is not really all that hard.

Dude, I don't know what to tell you. It is pretty clear from the evidence that your account is linked to a whole bunch of other accounts, and you have been involved in some pretty sketchy stuff. I mean, using multiple alt accounts to cheat in a bounty campaign? Not cool, man.

But hey, I guess everyone deserves a second chance, right? Especially if they have already been booted from the forum multiple times for their sketchy behavior. I am sure this time will be different, and you will totally turn over a new leaf and play by the rules.

Just kidding. Please don't cheat in bounty campaigns or break the rules of the forum. It is not cool and it hurts all honest participants and the integrity of the entire community. Let us all strive to be better than that.

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9. Soka1
10. GoldenView - false positive
11. Cat1
12. Kachra

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• A few more alt accounts belonging to a previously identified group of bounty cheaters.
• Soka1 and Qurbanshah are trying to cheat in the whirlwind.money Review Campaign by using multiple alt accounts. [1][2]
• All of the accounts are evading bans.

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4. Qurbanshah
5. Protocolkuttasaala

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6. naeeskera
7. Bahadurmunir
8. Uzairmoti11






https://ninjastic.space/post/59524500


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• Another alt account from a known bounty cheater.
  
  
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• Plus, there is this issue of ban evasion happening here.
  

It is not fair to assume that someone who writes in flawless English is necessarily plagiarizing or using AI-generated text, and I disagree with this assumption because I believe there could be a third possibility.

In my opinion, @joker_josue makes a valid point. It is difficult to differentiate between content generated by ChatGPT and text that has been translated from a non-English native language to English or edited using ChatGPT and similar tools. I do not think there is a clear way to distinguish between the two, and I suspect that most AI Content Detectors would classify the text as AI-generated, even if it is not the case.

What makes it so promising? I did some research on it, and it seems like Shikoku Inu is just another shitcoin, like thousands of others, with no real purpose or utility. It appears to be just a copycat of other popular tokens with no unique features or technology that sets it apart from the rest. In my opinion, investing in such a token would be a risky move with low chances of any significant returns.

I am not sure if it is even wise to engage in discussions about topics that seem nonsensical.

To begin with, Bitcoin's existence in the past would have been impossible due to the lack of essential technologies such as the internet and computers. Without these technologies, the digital world that Bitcoin thrives in would not have existed. Secondly, the financial and economic systems of the past, which relied on physical commodities like gold and silver for currency, were vastly different from the digital world of Bitcoin.

Yes, that would be useful, but it should be noted that this is an archive and not a live version of the forum. Topics may be moved, and posts may be deleted, so there is no way for ninjastic.space to determine whether a generated quote will be valid or not. They can very easily lead to dead links, so it is better to create quotes the old-fashioned way.

The mempool.space website offers a range of information about individual Bitcoin blocks, including their block height, the pool they belong to, their size, as well as the total number of transactions  included in each block.

https://mempool.space/blocks

Another popular site for tracking Bitcoin transactions is blockchair.com. This site provides detailed information about Bitcoin blocks, including the total number of transactions and the total value of transactions included in each block. Blockchair.com also provides tools for filtering and sorting Bitcoin transactions based on a variety of criteria, making it easy to find the information you need.

https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/blocks

Welcome to the forum! Merits are earned by making high-quality posts that contribute to the conversation and provide value to the community. It is not just about the quantity of your posts, but the quality. Of course, it also helps to interact with other members and participate in discussions. As for the rules, be sure to read the forum guidelines and follow them accordingly. So take your time, put some thought into your responses, and you will start earning merits in no time. And, happy holidays to you too!

Well, Martingale may work in the short term, but in the long run, the house always wins. It's a bit like trying to outrun a cheetah in flip flops - you may get a few steps ahead, but eventually, you'll be caught. So, my advice would be to enjoy the thrill of the game, but don't count on any betting strategy to make you rich.

There seems to be a lot of assumptions in your statement. How can you know that everything is as easy and straightforward as you believe it to be? What if Cloudbet uses a multisig wallet setup for their wallet? What if they employ a third-party payment provider? You cannot jump to conclusions without knowing all the facts.


I understand that you are upset and frustrated about the situation, but you also need to acknowledge that it was your mistake that led you to this point. While it is easy to place blame on Cloudbet or other external factors, you need to recognize your own role in this. Calling Cloudbet scammers at this point will not solve anything, and can actually make things worse. You should approach this situation with a level-headed and objective mindset, and work with them to find a solution.