The documentation links if anyone wants to participate

Android : https://github.com/kinecosystem/kin-ecosystem-android-sdk
Ios: https://github.com/kinecosystem/kin-ecosystem-ios-sdk

What I failed to understand is, your API provides stuff to be done on the app like listing transactions but doesn't it provide an API to create our own smartContract which the app will run on? If yes, what does it runs under? Ethereum?
Kin is just a marketplace or does it actually help build apps based on smart-contracts by providing a mobile-friendly API?

Not really, I haven't seen Dan Bilzerian depressed, ever. Not everybody has the same mental state, only weak and emotional minds tend to get depressed and cry over loses. Real gamblers should take it as a sport and face the consequences without any emotional attachments.

So I make a new Steemit account and share the details with you, I get paid? That doesn't seem like a bad offer. 

P.S. : Anybody willing to fall for this please refrain from sending him your account details as chances are you will never get the account back. Also, if used as collateral, use a reputed escrow to hold the account.

Most of the survey, offer completion sites I have used without bitcoin always turned out to be a waste except sharecash/peecash to name a few.  Does your service guarantee payments? What are the minimum withdrawal limits?

 - I'm not particularly interested but if you have referral income, I might be able to get a few leads.

- That depends on the bounty manager who is managing the bounty.
- 80% of the bounties around bitcointalk are run by newbie Russian bounty managers who have no fuckin clue what they're doing.
- They just want their projects to be shared with as many numbers of participants as possible without considering the quality of it and what harms it brings to the forum.
- A rule on bitcointalk which would only allow bounties to be run by a set of campaign managers should accomplish this.

First off, it's not "illegal" as such but it certainly against a telegram users private policies. I wouldn't want to be getting added to random groups without my permission. If a bot or software does that without asking me first, I will report the group and probably blame the service to run a fraudulent operation.

Nothing is guaranteed profitable no matter which exchange you are trading on. I have heard people making good profits by leveraging trades on bitmex though. If you're a good market analyst, you can make profits on any exchange. The answer to your question however, it's highly subjective.

That's some neat way to scam lol I wonder how many addresses were generated against their own wallets.
Lesson Learned: Use your own QR code generators using an open source project https://github.com/soldair/node-qrcode Either way, it's always a safe practice to re-verify the generated QR code on your end first.

That phrase is long gone in 2016. Bitcoin isn't anonymous anymore, even illegally operated services like sportsbet.io enforce KYC's to steal few satoshis from people despite of making a good amount of money from the regular customers. It's trendy in 2018, someone won more than what you expect to give them? Fuck them over with the KYC policies. The only end to this drama is to boycott them out of here.

Sure, you guys are certain to fuck him over with the KYC documents until one day he gives up and forgets about his money.

And who would take the website seriously if they don't have competent developers on the team? When investors invest in a company, they surely take the in-house tech team into consideration. It's okay to get the templates but building the fully functional ICO should be left to the in-house developers.

I'm okay with it using as an alternative as long as I can buy PSN network gift cards for my country. Right now, the only way I can buy a PSN subscription is through Amazon US. However, I would avoid coinbase at all costs if there is a better service just specializing in gift cards.

Look at the bigger picture, you are forced to create a bitcoin address there and they control your private keys. Just like a Bank giving you a free credit card with massive discounts on a number of products. You are hooked to the product.

You would prefer a service that just sells giftcards for bitcoins over coinbase right? Of course the cards will be legally obtained.

In 2018, newsletters are a no no! We certainly want a good, no images, no advertisements blog which curates news from reputed sources. Avoiding ICO related stuff is a big plus. Something like hacker news for bitcoin/cryptos. Unfortunately, every curation site that I come across is filled with unwanted advertisements which are a turn-off.

lol why do you idiots think bounty is your privilege? Did they escrow the amount? No. Are they operating legally? No. Did you sign an employment contract with them? No. Why do you think Law will ever work in your favor? Bounty whoring is a risky job and you're taking a risk by participating in it anyway.

"Bounty People" - The scum on the forum typically what we refer to as a shit posting army. Go tell the law officers you were going to get paid for sharing links of a page on your fake facebook account with 5000 fake friends.

YoShit is not a reliable exchange and this has been proved multiple times. Why didn't you get alerted and change your preferences then? The fact is, you guys think everything is fine until it happens to you. I only wish people would take this board seriously.

Why people even trade there? Literally, I don't see any reason why one should use that scammy exchange anyway!

You shouldn't wait for the DT to take an action, just report the accounts to their campaign manager and see where it goes from there. Also, what kind of campaign manager allows newbies to join a signature campaign?

I'm guessing this account is their campaign manager: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1559357

From the looks of it, the campaign manager himself looks like a shit poster with 1200 posts and 0 merits.

You sure? Even if you are using your own domain, you certainly bought it from one of the service providers such as go-daddy/name-cheap which do keep a track, don't they? You definitely get a clean mailbox but if you actually start using that email for stuff like online purchases, you will be sold. I mean, own domain wouldn't provide that kind of security or do they?

Every other email service out there provides encrypted emails. The question is, to what extent?

Do you mean 30k USD? They seem to have a responsive discord community you can join the group and try messaging the core devs there https://discordapp.com/invite/Dt4gDJe Unfortunately, nothing much can be done if devs have given up on the project already. No harm in sharing your issues there though. I'm pretty sure you're not the only one.

Is this like the official "Bump" crypto-games.net thread have ever witnessed in the history of its existence? Quite not used to see the thread leave the main page whatsoever. And probably the only thread which doesn't need any shills to keep it at the top!  

Could you list out the exchange you used to transfer the coins? Is destiny some kind of wallet? To be honest, you should just ask the exchange to delist the coin. Dead nodes are really out of the control of exchanges especially if the coin is as dead as yours.

How many coins did you buy though?

So you by following you on twitter we can predict the end of all scams on bitcointalk? Could you link me to a single scam service that you have busted?

Those views are not accurate and don't determine anything. New users are lazy enough to not do their research before sending their bitcoins to shady services. They do learn from their mistakes but we get a new wave of newbies falling to the same sam all over again.

Makes sense. That board could have its own scam accusation section.

But that list at times is highly subjective and it is not a bad option. I remember this list https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1978151.0 was stickied once but don't know why it was removed.