There is something wrong with your math. You do know that 300% is not the same as 30x, right? So which one is it?


Oh, I am sure of that... We already regretted not buying LUNA when you said it will grow 10 times! 


Dumbass, you must be a special case of loser? You have been struggling for months to scam someone for a few bucks. If that is all you are good for you are wasting your time to be here.
Get lost loser and go earn a living. Life is too short to waste time and to be a failure.

First, show me where I called you an idiot?
I called you a dumbass, dumbass! There is a difference. Idiot is a person of low general intelligence (a medical condition) while dumbass is slang for a stupid or foolish person. [source] Although, you are exhibiting some symptoms of moral idiocy.


No, you are wrong! For the nth time, plagiarism IS NOT the same as copyright infringement. You are accused of plagiarism, not copyright infringement. You took parts of someone else's work and published it as your own without attributing the original author. This is plagiarism by definition.


Take another look at this quote (which, by the way, you took without citing the source, so it is plagiarism again) and apply it to your case. Or, better yet, ask someone to translate it for you, because you obviously have difficulty understanding English words. Dumbass!

A 5-year investment plan is an excellent way to get into a new asset class without having to put up your life savings. However, just like any other investment, there are risks involved.

Bitcoin is a volatile investment. It has been volatile since its inception. Every time there has been a major bad news event or high profile hack, the price of bitcoin tends to drop dramatically. If you are planning on investing in Bitcoin for the long-term, you need to be prepared for fluctuations in price. I would recommend that you do not invest any more than you can afford to lose. I know it is a cliche, but it is true, especially when it comes to investing in cryptocurrencies. The real issue is that there is no guarantee that bitcoin will continue to be valuable for long-term investing. It could crash tomorrow and lose most of its value overnight (like many other currencies have done), or it could go up for years without stopping (like many other currencies have done). So if you are going to invest in Bitcoin, do so because you believe in its potential rather than just because it might be trendy at the moment.

And by the way, you should not base your investment decisions on opinions from random people on the Internet.

The term "hacker" has become synonymous with both the good guys and bad guys of the Internet world. The reality is that most hackers are simply coders trying to make a living by finding bugs in software or exploiting loopholes in computer networks. Some do it for fun; others do it for profit.

The most common motivation behind hacking is money, either through selling information about vulnerabilities or through finding exploits that hackers can sell on underground markets.

Some hackers want to make money hacking, because can be a lucrative business.
Some hackers want to hack for the sake of hacking, because it is their sadistic version of fun.
Some hackers want to be hackers because it is cool in their circles.
Some hackers have no ulterior motive when they hack; they just want to hack.

This board is specific to Bitcoin. If it is "mainly ETH", then you can advertise in the Altcoins section. In particular, Marketplace (Altcoins) or Bounties (Altcoins) are boards where you can advertise services with altcoin payments.

Also, it would also be helpful if you could give us a little more information about the job as well as a feel for the pay level.

You did not do anything wrong based on these screenshots. Your deposit should be visible in your Binance account balance.
As OmegaStarScream suggested, it would be best if you contacted Binance support, or you can try Maus0728's suggestion first.

If I can interfere, here you go:


Literally three minutes later:


Lying dumbass! 

It is still pretty clear that you do not understand what plagiarism is, and even with Wikipedia you cannot comprehend the concept.
As I said before, plagiarism is not the same as copyright infringement, and since you like to quote wikipedia, here is a quote for you:


It is plagiarism you are accused of, dumbass, not copyright infringement. Get it?


You admit metalcecco is your alt account, then why are you referring to yourself in third person?


Dumbass! 

paglioccio? Is that Italian for clown? Yes, I would say the word fits the description.
By the way, why were you pretending to speak German before? It is obvious that German is not your native language.


Incorrect. No work is in the public domain unless the owner explicitly declares it to be in the public domain. Explicitly! By the way, plagiarism is not the same as copyright infringement. Do some research before you write such nonsense.


Hahahaha! Thats a joke right? Good luck with that.  

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User metalcecco woke up after 3 years of inactivity to post this in the BlokBro ANN thread but deleted the post shortly after. It is worth mentioning that he was active mostly in the Italian local before. Two other members opposing the flag (besides BlokBro and his alt metalcecco) registered today and have zero forum activity. Quite clever, I must say.  

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BlokBro's name is also Francesco as can be seen from his screenshot here and also, @Framcesco83 is the CEO of BlockBro and owner of the telegram group https://t.me/BLKB_Blokbro. Coincidence?

It is a newbie account with only two posts, and both were used to spread malicious links. I would nuke his ass.
https://ninjastic.space/search?author=Innominer

Both Google and Outlook (Microsoft) offer a professional email service with a custom domains. It seems that PolyBTC scammer is too cheap to pay $5 per month for one of these services.

And now he announced a presale for some BitcoinCopy shit (BTCC). God damn scammer!

Upon reviewing his profile, it appears that the moderators have deleted all of his posts. I wonder why he has not been nuked yet.

I supported the flag.

No, that is not possible. The tokens are locked because they are associated with a hack. Tether smart contract has a blacklist flag that can be activated by the Tether, this prevents on-chain transfers. So, if a token is on the blacklist, it cannot be transferred and whoever controls the private key cannot move them. Therefore, scammers use this address to exploit greedy people to steal their money.

OP, I am having trouble figuring out what exactly happened in your case and what exactly you accuse 1inch of. Could you please be a little more specific?

With all the above, it definitely looks like a scam. Just for information, Avast antivirus blocked the domain, stating it is a "phishing" site. I hope other anti-virus and anti-malware tools will similarly do so.

Good find, @Leviathan.007.

Bitcoin usage will continue to increase as we start to put more pressure on the current financial system. We are definitely headed towards a future that is very different than the one we live in today. Bitcoin adoption will not end in 2022, but its adoption will gain momentum in the years to come. The Bitcoin blockchain, and the technology of the crypto-economy, will continue to mature and evolve, and this will impact the way we interact with the "digital" economy in the future. As a result, the increased Bitcoin adoption in a traditional environment will help to pave the way for future adoption in new and innovative ways.

I think the Bitcoin economy has the potential to play a positive role in the world economy. Unlike fiat currencies, Bitcoin has no central authority that can devalue it or inflate it to save their own corrupt sectors. I think this is the true advantage of the Bitcoin system. Additionally, Bitcoin is significantly more resilient to national bank currency crises and there are more free-market banking alternatives in existence to improve the efficiency of the system.

So what? Gold was in a bear market for more than 6 years. In fact, everyone who bought in late 2011 or during 2012 had to wait until 2020 just to recover the value of their initial investment.
Every market has its ups and downs, that does not mean it is a failure.

Bitstar_coin, thanks so much for sharing your story with us about your first successful Bitcoin purchase, and I hope this is the start of many more. I am surprised people reacted so badly to your offer to pay in bitcoins, especially since it was a tech market. People who are involved in IT technology are usually better informed about cryptocurrencies. That is why I am surprised that you got such a bad response.

BTW, I have always been a fan of DELL laptops, so good luck with your new one!

Can you tell me where you got your information about this? I do not recall hearing anything about this before. I admit, I have never used BET365, but as far as I know, it is a very popular bookmaker.

I think it largely depends on the situation and personal judgment. It is not a good idea to always wait until a scam happens to warn the community. If there are obvious red flags and valid reasons, I think it is okay for DT members to put a red tag on the account as a warning. Every single tag can be easily removed or changed to neutral. I have followed many cases in which JollyGood was involved and I mostly agree with his/her decision, but of course, everyone should make their own conclusion based on the available evidence and not blindly trust the opinion of other members.

If there's one thing I've learned over the time I've been involved in the crypto, it's that you can never be too careful or to do too much due diligence.