Interesting, just double-checked it with several VPNs and the ad didn't pop up for locations like the US, France, Italy, Austria or Germany. Maybe they are focussing on the Portugese market to onboard some users from your location?


It's either that or they just use a bunch of different Bitcoin-related keywords to push their ads. Wouldn't be so sure that they are directly focussing on Bitcointalk users.

Das haben wir eigentlich hier im Thread alles schon besprochen, aber ich will ja mal nicht so sein: Songbird ist das Testnetz für Flare. Hier gab es bereits in der Vergangenheit einen Airdrop, für alle Nutzer die jetzt auch für den Flare Airdrop qualifiziert waren. Leider hat der Songbird Preis ordentlich nachgelassen, sodass was damals mehrere Hundert/Tausend Euro waren, wohl heute nur noch ein paar Peanuts sind.

Wenn ihr euren Flare nun über Metamask bzw. eure eigene Wallet geclaimed habt, dann dürftet ihr auch noch SGB haben. Hierzu könnt ihr einfach bei der gleichen Wallet, das Netzwerk in Metamask auf folgendes umstellen:

Network Name: Songbird
New RPC URL: https://sgb.ftso.com.au/ext/bc/C/rpc
Chain ID: 19
Currency Symbol (optional): SGB
Block Explorer URL (optional): https://songbird-explorer.flare.network/



Hier auch ein kurzer Guide wie es funktioniert: Configuring MetaMask Wallet For Songbird Network | Flare Network

Wenn ihr eure Wallet konfiguriert habt, könnt ihr anschließend (genauso wie bei Flare jetzt auch) eure SGB wrappen und ins Staking packen. Hierzu einfach wieder auf https://app.ftso.au/wrap gehen, und bei Metamask das Songbird Netzwerk auswählen. Dann sollte oben rechts statt Flare Songbird auftauchen.



Anschließend SGB wrappen und delegieren. Und dann schaut ihr einfach regelmäßig rein und claimed eure Rewards.

It has bothered me for quite some time that a reasonable discussion on the Bundesliga is no longer possible on the Gambling Board, so today I have decided to open a new self-moderated Bundesliga thread with some clear rules: [DISCUSSION] German Bundesliga Season 22/23


Let's see how the thread is adopted in the future, and whether some users really switch from the old Bundesliga spam thread to my new thread. In any case, I will do my best to moderate the discussion reasonably. I guess, we will see pretty quickly whether there are really users who are interested in discussing the Bundesliga, or whether most of them only post in order to fulfil their quota for their signature campaigns.

Kleiner Hinweis, der hier sicherlich ganz passend ist: Viele von euch kennen sicherlich das Problem, dass der internatinale Gambling-Bereich ein ziemliches Spamfest ist. So leider auch unser internationaler Bundesligathread. Eine vernünftige Diskussion ist dort leider schon länger nicht mehr möglich. Zwischen wenigen guten Posts reihen sich unzählige Spamposts von Nutzern ein, die die Bundesliga nicht interessiert und lediglich Posts für ihre Kampagne absetzen wollen.

Aus diesem Grund habe ich mich heute entschlossenen einen selbst-moderierten Thread zu eröffnen für den klare Regeln gelten: [DISCUSSION] German Bundesliga Season 22/23

Da viele von euch auch im Gambling-Bereich aktiv sind, würde ich mich freuen wenn ihr euch an diesem Thread beteiligt. Die Regeln sind recht eindeutig und sollen generische Shitposts verhindern. Nichtsdestotrotz ist fehlerfreies Englisch natürlich keine Pflicht. Jeder Post der sich aktiv an der Diskussion beteiligen möchte, ist erlaubt. Ganz egal ob er einige sprachliche Fehler enthält.

Darum: Ich würde mich freuen, wenn wir zusammen das Gambling Board ein klein wenig besser machen können und als deutschsprachige Community dort mit einem guten Thread vorangehen.

I have been in a few signature campaigns already and never had any problems. No matter whether the campaigns were mixers or casinos.

Nevertheless, you should know that some exchanges - regardless of whether the coins are from signature campaigns - request a proof of funds for higher amounts. In particular, the European exchanges Bitpanda (demand even for very small amounts not bought on Bitpanda) and Bitstamp (for higher amounts ~10k+) could be mentioned here.

We have already had a few threads in the German-speaking board about users whose funds were blocked on these exchanges (especially Bitpanda) - if you can't prove where the coins came from afterwards, it often gets pretty complicated. Most of the time you get the coins back somehow (after plenty of emails), but the account is usually closed.

Just use DEXs and local Bitcoin trades to avoid any problems.

After the disappointing performances of the German national team in Russia and Qatar, the management team of the German team is finally being revamped. Thank god. It was really about time.

Since sports director Oliver Bierhoff left the national team already, Rudi Völler will be his replacement. His contract starts on 1st February 2023.


Source: https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1616150764757319701

IMHO, some fresh faces are really good for the national team (that goes for the management and the players aswell ofc), it's time for the team to get back on track. Germany as a football nation cannot allow itself another weak tournament tbh.

The German newspaper Kicker just predicted the line-ups for tomorrow's RB Leipzig - FC Bayern München game.



Source: https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1615816968547848192/photo/1

Yann Sommer is likely to replace Sven Ulreich, since he signed his contract today and is already at Säbener Straße.


Not really to be honest.

And it also had nothing to do with Ulreich's last performance against Salzburg. FC Bayern is an absolute top club and then you can't go into the second half of the season with just a CL-level goalkeeper. Accordingly, it was pretty clear that FC Bayern would once again make a move on the transfer market and sign another goalkeeper. The fact that it has now become Yann Sommer makes sense on several levels. Manuel Neuer will be back at the end of the season and we will surely experience a strong competition for the position as Bayern goalkeeper next season.

Good luck guys. After the chaos of the last few days, surely one of the best news is that you are not giving up.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Icarus will be a success for all of you. You guys deserve it.  

And ofc I am looking forward to your first release. I'll probably buy one too, if it's not all sold out yet. There already seems to be plenty of interest, as you can see from the thread.

It looks like the transfer of RB Leipzig midfielder Konrad Laimer to FC Bayern is a done deal. The usually well-informed journalist Fabrizio Romano reports that Laimer will sign a contract with FC Bayern from next season. Laimer's market value is €28m, but he is likely to join FC Bayern on a free transfer because his contract at RB Leipzig expires at the end of the season.


Source: https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1616055085645045761

Indeed, that looks like a done deal to me too. And if that is the case, then FC Bayern will get another top player as a real bargain. Of course, Laimer will have his contract sweetened with a decent hand fee. Nevertheless, he brings strong quality with him and knows how to play in the Bundesliga pretty well. In any case, he is likely to further strengthen the FC Bayern team.

Excellent work by the FC Bayern management. Chapeau!

Same here! Finally some good German football again. And we're starting with an absolute banger match on Friday. FC Bayern vs. RB Leipzig looks like it will be a fantastic game and I can't wait to see the new Bayern goalkeeper Yann Sommer on the pitch. Hopefully he will be able to fill in for Manuel Neuer until he has recovered from his injury.

We're still missing a few players to make their picks. Hurry up folks, the next match is already tomorrow:


We're still pretty close guys and there are plenty of matches left. Everyone still has the chance to win the prize money, don't give up just yet.

Quite impressive. Binance now holds a licence in several countries on various continents. In Europe its seven licences already:

1. Binance France SAS


2. Binance Italy S.R.L


3. Bifinity UAB Lithuania (formerly called Binance UAB)


4. Binance Spain, S.L


5. Binance Cyprus Limited


6. Binance Nordics AB (Sweden)


7. Binance Poland Spółka z Ograniczoną Odpowiedzialnością


Source: https://www.binance.com/en/legal/licenses

In addition, Binance holds further licences in Kazakhstan, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Dubai in the Middle East. Additionally in Australia, Japan, New Zealand in the Asia-Pacific region. One licence in Africa, namely South Africa and one licence in North America in Canada. The business with US clients is spun off into a separate company, Binance US.

Honestly impressive, if you ask me. No wonder Binance dominates the crypto market. As a global company, they really are everywhere in the world.

As long as this initiative is driven forward by only two internationally relatively isolated states such as Russia and Iran, I can hardly imagine that other countries will join this project. Even if it certainly sounds attractive to some other states.

Of course, it is not only Russia and Iran that are striving to replace the dominance of the US dollar, but whether a stablecoin of their own is the right way to weaken the dollar is highly doubtful, if you ask me.

In addition to that, the question is of course how a stablecoin backed by gold is supposed to work at all. Other states would have to trust Russia and Iran that the gold stored in bank vaults somewhere in Moscow or Tehran would also be issued in case of doubt to support the stablecoin.

So this project is about great trust in the issuers. And this is practically non-existent. After the bloody war that Russia is waging in Ukraine with the help of Iran ofc, I hardly believe that these two states still enjoy a high level of trust in the international community.

To me, the whole idea sounds more like a desperate attempt to somehow replace the dollar.

I agree, the latest Bloomberg report sounds pretty reasonable. Therefore, it is quite likely that Genesis has a high risk of becoming insolvent, otherwise the company would not think of filing for bankruptcy. It seems that (so far) no solution has been found with the creditors.

Maybe they will find a solution, but if not and if Genesis were really to go bankrupt, the parent company Digital Currency Group would have to pay out $350m in loans. An enormous sum tbh.

Depending on how the bankruptcy is communicated to the public and how the market reacts to it, I could imagine that we could see another significant fall in the Bitcoin price in a continued negative overall market environment.

Although there has been a slight upward trend in recent days and weeks, this looks a lot like a bear market ralley. I do honestly not think that we are out of the woods yet and that new lows are certainly possible. And here the insolvency negotiations regarding Genesis are certainly an important indicator of whether things will go down again or whether we have already seen the macro Bitcoin bottom.

No, and that is a damn good thing tbh.

If the blocked person knew they were being blocked, it could quickly end up with countless new accounts being created with only one purpose: Contacting or in some other way attacking the person who has blocked them. And since there are already enough fights here in the forum and the ignore function is one of the few functions to limit these fights, I would find it a great loss of quality if the ignore lists were now to become public.

Fortunately, I am relatively sure that @theymos will not change anything in this regard any time soon.


And even if you are currently trying someone or they don't respond, just let it go. Maybe the person is ignoring you or they just don't want to reply. Just move on. No one can force a user to have a chat.

Agree, Sommer's transfer is confirmed by the club!

Pretty interesting development in the past 24 hours tbh - Alexander Nübel announcing that he's staying in Monaco and Sommer signs his news contract at Bayern. Concerning the €1.5m addon the German newspaper Bild added following information:


Source: https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1615825803920510976

As it looks, Sommer's medical check should take place tomorrow morning. Provided there are no problems here, Sommer should probably already be in the starting line-up against RB Leipzig on Friday. Wow, I wouldn't have thought that at the beginning of the week.

Overall I guess it's a smart move for both sides: FC Bayern gets a solid goalkeeper who has already played in the Champions League and will certainly give everything this season, and Yann Sommer gets the chance to win multiple titles with an absolute top club. Friday's game against RB Leipzig promises to be an interesting one, can't wait to see Sommer in action.

1. Yes
2. Yes
3. No
4. Yes
5. No
6. No
7. 4
8. 4
9. 4
10. 2
11. Kansas City Chiefs

Tiebreaker: 185

Dafür, dass du deine ganzen ONE in AZERO umschichtest hat es auch so gereicht. Da war dann kein Bericht mehr nötig. 

Aber nochmal im Ernst: Wenn es meine Zeit zulässt poste ich hier, wenn nicht dann nicht. Dann müsst ihr selber Research machen. 

Zunächst einmal Danke für die Erstellung des Threads zu Redbelly. Du hattest mir ja vor einigen Tagen bereits bei Telegram diese Empfehlung gegeben und auf den ersten Blick sieht das Projekt durchaus interessant aus. Ich werde mich zeitnah auch noch einmal vertieft mit RBNT auseinander setzen - und dann hier berichten.


"Privates TGE" hört sich interessant an. Gibt es Möglichkeiten sich hierfür zu qualifizieren? Da wird ja sicherlich nicht jeder kaufen können, der bereits jetzt schon Interesse an dem Projekt hat. Falls du hier Infos hast, lass es uns gerne wissen!


Das wäre toll. In der Vergangenheit gab es doch einige Projekte wie z.B. Avalanche die stark auf Community Marketing gesetzt haben. Wer hier aktiv und von Anfang an engagiert in der Community war, konnte so doch einige Token abstauben.