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Other / Meta / Proposal for AI Integration with BitcoinTalk forum
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on: April 30, 2023, 06:19:59 PM
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I am excited to present a proposal for integrating artificial intelligence (AI) with the BitcoinTalk forum. As you all know, the BitcoinTalk forum has been around for over a decade and has a massive amount of data stored on it. This data includes discussions, opinions, and insights from the Bitcoin community on various topics related to cryptocurrencies. However, the vast amount of information on the BitcoinTalk forum can be overwhelming and difficult to navigate, especially for new users. This is where AI comes in. By integrating AI technology, we can create a more user-friendly experience for both new and existing users. The proposed project aims to use AI algorithms to analyze and categorize the forum's data, allowing users to easily search and find information on specific topics. The AI would also be able to identify patterns in the data, which could provide valuable insights into the Bitcoin community's sentiment and trends. Some potential applications of the AI could include: - Predicting market trends and identifying potential price movements based on sentiment analysis of the forum's discussions
- Detecting and filtering out spam and fraudulent activity on the forum
- Providing personalized recommendations and content to users based on their activity and interests
- Generating insights and reports for traders, investors, and other cryptocurrency enthusiasts
The AI could be accessed through an API or a web interface, and could be integrated with other tools and platforms in the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Overall, the integration of AI technology with the BitcoinTalk forum has the potential to greatly improve the user experience and enhance the community's ability to share knowledge and insights. I would love to hear your thoughts on this proposal and any ideas you may have for its implementation. |
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Economy / Gambling / AskAI: List of on chain gambling game.
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on: March 14, 2023, 06:54:13 PM
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List of on chain gambling game.I asked the above to OpenAI ChatGPT3 and got the following response...Here are some examples of on-chain gambling games:
SatoshiDice - One of the first on-chain gambling games, SatoshiDice was a simple dice game where players bet on the outcome of a roll. It was built on the Bitcoin blockchain.
BitKong - A game inspired by Donkey Kong, BitKong is a simple on-chain gambling game where players try to climb a tower by correctly guessing which direction to go next.
Bustabit - A popular on-chain gambling game where players bet on a multiplier that increases with each bet. If the player cashes out before the multiplier crashes, they win their bet multiplied by the current multiplier.
Bitvest - An on-chain gambling site that offers a variety of games, including Plinko, Dice, and Bit Spin.
Chain-Bet - A gambling game built on the Litecoin blockchain where players guess the last digit of a block hash and bet on it.
BitRun - An on-chain gambling game that lets players bet on the outcome of a virtual horse race.
LuckyBit - A simple on-chain gambling game where players bet on the outcome of a coin toss.
Note that the legality of on-chain gambling games may vary depending on the jurisdiction. It's important to research and understand the laws and regulations in your area before participating in any online gambling activities.
Ask the same to OpenAI ChatGPT3 and let us know the response that you are getting. 
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Other / Off-topic / AskAI: Suggest a virtual crypto debit card without KYC.
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on: March 14, 2023, 06:50:59 PM
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Suggest a virtual crypto debit card without KYC.I asked the above to OpenAI ChatGPT3 and got the following response...As an AI language model, I cannot recommend any specific virtual crypto debit card or service without KYC, as KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) regulations are in place to prevent illegal activities such as fraud and money laundering. Using a virtual crypto debit card without KYC can be risky, and it is important to comply with applicable regulations to ensure the legality and safety of any financial transactions. There are many virtual crypto debit card services available, but most of them require some form of KYC and AML compliance.
Ask the same to OpenAI ChatGPT3 and let us know the response that you are getting.
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Economy / Service Discussion / Re: [unofficial] CoinDebit NO-KYC pre-paid cards?
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on: March 14, 2023, 05:04:17 PM
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Good news coming from CoinDebit!
They just released beta for their new virtual cards but they currently work only for territory of United States or with US IP address.
This phase is done for limited number of people who applied for testing phase and they must be approved by CoinDebit team.
Official release of new cards should happen after this testing is finished, and I hope they will expand card support for rest of the world.
Any idea when will they be available for rest of the world again? |
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Other / Meta / Re: theymos! Please use the forum account on Twitter to tweet
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on: March 14, 2023, 04:59:36 PM
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Indeed. Lately, I was checking NOSTR, a protocol for decentralized social network. Created an account on NOSTR Rocks. This feels somewhat like early days of Bitcoin. There is very small amount of registered accounts in Nostr that it doesn't make any sense for anyone to move there, and theymos won't start using any social media just because of this. I think that Mastodon has biggest Bitcoin community, but it is still insignificant if we look at big picture, and it just create eco chamber for small circle of people. Point of any social media related with Bitcointalk would be to reach wider audience and different people, not geeks who already know about Bitcointalk forum. , an early Bitcoin developer and erstwhile owner of BitcoinTalk.org, is now building a decentralized social media platform called Iris.to, which is running on NOSTR protocol - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130137.0. Iris.to has in-built payment using Bitcoin Lightning Network. Things surrounding NOSTR is changing very fast. Do not miss out or you may lose out.  |
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Other / Beginners & Help / Re: [Guide] Decent mixing methods
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on: December 18, 2022, 09:17:30 PM
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P.S.
If services like ChipMixer operated based on blinded bearer certificates, then they'd be in many ways superior to both of the above mixing methods. Someone should work on this.
How exactly is it possible to obfuscate the connection between i/p & o/p for Mixer operator using blinded bearer certificate? With other mixer it would be hard. With ChipMixer it is possible. We already remove onchain connection between inputs and outputs. Blinded bearer certificates would hide it from us. For example you deposit and instead of chip you get voucher. You swap voucher for blinded bearer certificate. After some time you redeem blinded bearer certificate for chip. ChipMixer cannot link certificate they give you with certificate you redeem because it is blinded. How to exchange Chips as Blinded Bearer Certificates without trusting a third party for escrow? Also, vouchers need to be validated as honest one by some trusted third party too. We do not have a smart contract here to automate the whole process. No? |
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Other / Meta / Re: theymos! Please use the forum account on Twitter to tweet
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on: December 18, 2022, 09:07:46 PM
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I did the opposite: I deleted my account.
Stop making Twitter important. It's not.
You are the second person on the forum who admitted it publicly (besides me), although I may have missed that someone else did it too. I respect everyone's personal attitude towards what is currently happening with Twitter, but I do not want to be part of such freedom of expression, and luckily millions think the same. If someone wants a similar platform, there are many alternatives, you just have to look for them. Indeed. Lately, I was checking NOSTR, a protocol for decentralized social network. Created an account on NOSTR Rocks. This feels somewhat like early days of Bitcoin. I guess, instead of continuing with the BitcoinTalk account on Twitter, it is better if theymos creates a NOSTR account and post Public Key through the Twitter handle. Then a pinned post or factoid or news addition on BitcoinTalk for others to follow the same handle on NOSTR would be great for this new decentralized social network's growth as well. Do NOT argue on Twitter. Let's build the Future. |
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Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Is ChipMixer a probable HoneyPot?
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on: December 11, 2022, 10:19:26 PM
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Indeed. Also, I think, any coin-join implementation is not good for high volume mixing. I think, choice of mixing method should be something like the following... If MixingAmont < 1 BTC use some CoinJoin wallet If 10 BTC > MixingAmont > 1 BTC use XMR on some non-KYC exchange If 100 BTC > MixingAmont > 10 BTC use centralized mixing service If MixingAmont > 100 BTC split it into multiple i/p below 100 BTC before mixing and use any of the methods above as per MixingAmont |
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Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [privacy] How many Bitcoin chips are out there?
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on: December 10, 2022, 06:59:23 PM
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But it makes you wonder why CM did it. To <split> and <merge> Care to explain the advantage of using BTC0.128 over BTC0.1 to split and merge? 0.128/2 => 0.064/2 => 0.032/2 => 0.016/2 => 0.008/2 => 0.004/2 => 0.002/2 => 0.001 0.1/2 => 0.05/2 => 0.025/2 => 0.0125/2 => 0.00625/2 => 0.003125 => 0.0015625/2 => 0.00078125 Both works. No? |
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Other / Beginners & Help / Re: [Guide] Decent mixing methods
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on: December 10, 2022, 06:30:09 PM
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P.S.
If services like ChipMixer operated based on blinded bearer certificates, then they'd be in many ways superior to both of the above mixing methods. Someone should work on this.
How exactly is it possible to obfuscate the connection between i/p & o/p for Mixer operator using blinded bearer certificate? I mean, how can the final design of a transaction be done without the address that is going to have the spending right? And as soon as that address is included, connection between i/p & o/p gets revealed to the Mixer operator. No? |
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Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Coin mixing vs coin joining vs Monero converting
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on: December 10, 2022, 04:45:17 PM
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Which method is the most effective?
If MixingAmont < 1 BTC use some CoinJoin wallet If 10 BTC > MixingAmont > 1 BTC use DASH/XMR on some non-KYC exchange If 100 BTC > MixingAmont > 10 BTC use centralized mixing service If MixingAmont > 100 BTC split it into multiple i/p below 100 BTC before mixing and use any of the methods above as per MixingAmont |
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Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Is ChipMixer a probable HoneyPot?
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on: December 08, 2022, 07:19:07 PM
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That response from ChipMixer means nothing. It's definitely not being run from a government office with a ChipMixer signboard. It is more likely being run by Chainalysis and being funded by Governments.
Chainalysis can't be funded by governments because it already had 6 funding rounds with millions of dollars each, and a load of investors willing to throw money at it. Your theory doesn't add up. Working with governments =/= getting funded by them, unless they awarded them a forensics contract. Whether ChipMixer is working with governments or funded by governments, end result would be same. Mixing data would not be secured with ChipMixer. No? |
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Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Is ChipMixer a probable HoneyPot?
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on: December 08, 2022, 06:15:13 PM
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So there's this random guy called FatManTerra who usually babbles about Luna but is now claiming that Chipmixer is a NSA honeypot
Mind debunking that news for us?
Try our customer service then try any gov customer service. That response from ChipMixer means nothing. It's definitely not being run from a government office with a ChipMixer signboard. It is more likely being run by Chainalysis and being funded by Governments. Why the US government, and not some other country?
It does not need to be US specific. It can be more like Pegasus Spyware, which can be used by any government against payment. Speculating won't matter, what if the speculation is meant to spread doubt on a service they can't stop in any other way?
Call it speculation, but the author has definitely raised some compelling points that is raising doubt. Also, if I remember correctly, ChipMixer clearnet hosting IP was outed in public, as they never used CloudFlare for cover. So, government could stop it's operation on clearnet pretty easily. Hence, they can't stop in any other way is not a correct statement IMHO. |
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Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Is ChipMixer a probable HoneyPot?
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on: December 08, 2022, 02:33:18 PM
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7. The story starts getting suspicious when you look at ChipMixer's expenditure. With zero revenue, ChipMixer paid out several large alpha tester bounties, bought ad space on the forum, and ran a large signature campaign, with expenses in the tens or hundreds of bitcoins.
This, for one, is factually wrong. ChipMixer could never buy an ad space on forum, as theymos never sold forum ad space to centralized mixers . |
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