Latest posts of: Patatas

Quote from: thegamblingbay on March 31, 2018, 08:35:15 AM

most of the "bounty managers" are nothing but scammers

It's a logical fallacy.Can you name one manager which is actively scamming a bounty ? We can have them tagged.

Quote from: thegamblingbay on March 31, 2018, 08:35:15 AM

they operate hundreds of their own social media accounts, taking in most of the social bounty budget for them selves

I don't know if that's possible..I mean who would waste their time putting so much effort for something that doesn't hold any value at the time they're rewarded.

Quote from: thegamblingbay on March 31, 2018, 08:35:15 AM

meanwhile honest marketeers get 0 stakes for their work

Work ? Creating fake social media accounts and clicking the share button isn't too much work to be honest.Bounty whores are fucktards anyway.

Quote from: thegamblingbay on March 31, 2018, 08:35:15 AM

no way to reach them, no way to verify them, too many new projects get scammed by these guys

TOKENSUITE are one of them

http://tokensuite.io/

Please update the thread with all the relevant proofs regarding the project.

So you mean to say you have an "ICO" for non-profit organisation ? How the hell the can go along in the same sentence ? If it's non-profit,why would you want to get the coin listed on an exchange ? That would only make someone rich in the long run.Should you wish to make it completely non-profit,give out the tokens for free and let people sell/buy it so they money goes to whatever organisation you wish to distribute.

Quote from: TwiceNayeon on March 31, 2018, 09:32:20 AM

Is fuding allowed on this forum?
This aioc guy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=842046 self admited that he is fudding for profit.

It's subjective.Forum doesn't really have a rule related to Fuding.You can always report him if he's spamming/shit-posting.

Quote from: TwiceNayeon on March 31, 2018, 09:32:20 AM

Fuding is uuntrusted thing, yes?

Why ? If a post can manipulate you to change your mind,I don't think you have the right abilities to trade crypto.

Quote from: TwiceNayeon on March 31, 2018, 09:32:20 AM

Proof he said this:
This Sebastian just wants to post anything for the sake of fudding Credits, anyway I also done that to other coins, creating fuds while buying those coins and it proves profitable but unfortunately he is failing very badly because the price is not falling, we are in a bear period but Credits is still showing strength.
http://archive.is/IR9sg#selection-8425.0-8425.319

I don't think there is anything wrong with whatever he said if stuff he posted meets forum's non-shit post criteria.

Quote from: marlboroza on March 31, 2018, 09:53:16 AM

No, I said there is nothing wrong in using proxy. Wink

Okay I got that!

I'm glad you understand!

Quote from: marlboroza on March 31, 2018, 09:53:16 AM

That is called money laundry and breaking the law.

Didn't you mean laundering ? Tongue

I agree money laundering is breaking the law and hence measures should be taken by the gambling websites to make sure it doesn't happen by taking notes of all the high figure deposits and then doing a KYC rather doing it after requesting a withdrawal.This keeps it fair enough for both the parties involved.

Quote from: kishornayak on March 30, 2018, 08:42:03 AM

Hi Guys

I want to use blockchain technology for advertising industry.

There are plenty of projects doing same stuff.Some one them are even backed up by bug names and have decently executed their ICO's. Advertising is not a fresh niche if you ask me,of course if you want to digress from digital advertising to banners/media/newspapers then it will be a different thing altogether.

Quote from: marlboroza on March 31, 2018, 09:20:51 AM

Nothing at all.
Honestly, when your tax office ask you from where did that money come from, explain to them why it came from gambling site, especially if you country banned online gambling.

So you mean to say gambling websites are enforcing KYC's so that I have a valid answer to my tax officer when questioned about my money ? That's interesting.If gambling is banned in my country and yet I'm finding ways to gamble,I think I'll have my own back-ups to liquidate money as well.

Quote from: marlboroza on March 31, 2018, 09:20:51 AM

Can you find one single old(fiat) gambling site which will enforce KYC on deposit?
Please, find it and post it here.

That is what I'm saying,they should do KYC on deposits and not only on withdrawals.

It's only starting of 2018 and we're already into KYC for bounty hunters lol If interested in reading further : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3216431.msg33570354#msg33570354

This is just the beginning of a centralised architecture and from here it will drastically change the way cryptos are dealt with.Future doesn't seem so bright,Bitcoin probably is the most decentralised coin crypto will ever see.

Quote from: MinerHQ on March 31, 2018, 04:49:50 AM

I think if someone uses a proxy to access these sites when a site doesn't allow them to access then site may ask for your documents. But I too agree with that, if they detect something like this then they shouldn't allow for deposits until they provide the required proofs instead of blocking their withdrawals.

What's wrong with using proxies ? I wouldn't like to expose my location details and I'm sure free to access the website however I want.KYC should be used before a deposit is made and not after an withdrawal is requested.

Quote from: MinerHQ on March 31, 2018, 04:49:50 AM

I'm not sure whether it is easy for site owners to detects these deposits because they may check manually huge withdrawals but it looks all deposits are automated.

So they should be tracking deposits as well.I don't think it is very difficult to do so.

Quote from: EMS-007 on March 31, 2018, 02:59:32 AM

At first, CIBUS and company told that there's no KYC process for such Bounty but right After the Campaign, CIBUS immediately applied KYC even on Bounty Hunters which are not involved in any Financial related on this ICO which is really Suspicious!

What is up with KYC trend followed by all the ICO's recently ? From what I know,ICO's which operate legitimately by following the legal stuff do a KYC if the invested amount is more than $10k + so it keep tracks of the money launderers.But doing the same for Bounty Hunters is hilarious !!

If anyone is interested in tagging their account : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1297756

Quote from: zikabra on March 30, 2018, 07:38:17 PM

So, we are heading back to 2009. instead of moving forward?
Nothing good can come out when politic is involved.

What is your definition of moving forward ? What would you prefer,100 legit accounts sharing genuine stuff related to the crypto projects or 10000 fake accounts created with sole intentions to share stupid bounty links ? I don't see how the later is making anything move forward.

Quote from: zikabra on March 30, 2018, 07:38:17 PM

Do they have some kind of restrictions for adds, will that be only for ICO's or all crypto?

What else is advertised in crypto if not for the ICO's ?

What do you wish to conclude by taking other discrepancies into consideration ? Whatever you mentioned is absolutely correct but in the wider sense,it is just not scientific but also psychological. The segregation of those chemicals not necessarily has to be similar for all the samples.For some it could an addiction or for others just adrenaline rush.

Quote from: Hamphser on March 30, 2018, 07:24:25 PM

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Quote from: Shikaina on March 29, 2018, 06:47:00 PM

I still believe it does. Potential investors i believe are still roaming around this forum. So whenever they see banners of different ICOs being worn by posters it catches their attentions i think. Wearing banners by active poster creates traffic and it is good.

Yes one nice step is to promote ICO in this forum and one of them is to use the signature owned by each account here. We all know that this forum is used by various people in the world, many experts and professionals who dedicate their lives to be able to find information about the development of digital currency, in addition I also believe that they are an investor. An ICO investor is one who understands the digital currency. So that is the right thing, the right promotion and also with a brief explanation will make many people interested to be able to invest in an ICO (project).

You are right and just considering on the traffic on this entire forum we would really able to say that there would really be lots of potential investors out of this forum this is why most company do really target this place on having a signature campaign since they do know that this would contribute on getting up potential investors and would be the reasons on such success of the sale.

Conversion rates matter more than just traffic.From what I know,advertised websites do get bad conversion rates even if promoted with high number of signature campaign participants.The reason people still continue to do so is because signature campaigns are not just a traffic-conversion tactic anymore,it has become a small part of the crypto-culture and ever upcoming service acknowledges it's presence.

Quote from: jackg on March 30, 2018, 05:43:39 PM

Since you go round the forum telling people they can't get loans without collateral, what are you going to offer up? What escrow will hold your domain name rights just in case you don't repay?

Repay ? I doubt this is a loan request and they have any intentions of paying back.

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We can't guarantee how much profit you will make from your investment. So do not be disappointed if ROI do not fulfill your expectation.

So why would anyone want to lose their money again ? Your statement doesn't make you seem reliable or trustworthy enough for people to put faith in your project.

Quote from: ZoomDice on March 30, 2018, 06:02:15 PM

I am not asking for loan here jackg. And about our bankroll i will just say we have made 1.47 btc profit since we launched the site.

That's about in 5 months ? It's not a very impressive figure.Maybe you should change stuff internally because shortage of bankroll doesn't seem like a problem to me.

Quote from: coinpediaJordan on March 28, 2018, 08:55:43 AM

Twitter is banning cryptocurrency-related ads on Tuesday, following the Reddit move in 2016 and joining advertising giants Google and Facebook to protect the investor from media hype of potential fraud or large investor losses.

Read more here: Twitter Will Ban Cryptocurrency Ads

It's old news.This a right step taken by twitter and should be followed by other giants soon.This is probably the worst nightmare for twitter bounty hunters.Some of them will have a hard time making that extra satoshi which they used to get for sharing shit-coins on social-media.

Quote from: bpwallace on March 30, 2018, 09:51:56 AM

Hi there!

I am not a programmer nor am I as knowledgeable on this subject as I should be. I am in the middle of creating a website and want to implement peer to peer buying and selling without holding any of the crypto myself. In this case users sell something they designed to be used on my website and the buyers gain access to this item either permanently or for a certain time. Is this where smart contracts can help me? How would I go about this and what should I be educating myself on?

Thanks!

- Have you checked out a similar (much advanced) marketplace called OpenBaazar ? Please google it out.
- You can do it with/without blockchain/smart contracts.Just that using a distributed ledger is always welcomed and gains massive support from the community.Of-course you have to go the decentralisation way.
- You will find it difficult to code the entire project since you don't have a coding background.I suggest,advice more on the topic and I'm sure you will come across services which are doing the same.

Quote from: FruitsBasket on March 29, 2018, 10:54:03 PM

I would like to know if any user has used any ICO script. Please tell me the user experience u got with any of these scripts, the price and where I can see a demo of the ICO script.

Thanks in advance!

What do you mean by ICO script ? A program that helps implementing ICO investment feature with token allocation or a program that also includes smart contract functionality along with it ? Speaking technically,there isn't just one script which should give the everything an ICO needs.Lot of stuff when buying/selling tokens are involved has to be handled by the security experts.I doubt your purchased script can do that.

Quote from: sana54210 on March 29, 2018, 09:53:24 AM

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Quote from: Money Maker Shaker on March 23, 2018, 04:08:32 AM

i just realized this very interesting relationship here which i wanted to share with everyone and know what you think.

everyone knows that ETH price has only been going up because of all the ICOs that have been using this platform. but we all doubted how effective it was.

right now that ICOs are under attack, their ads are being banned on biggest platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Google,... and they also are getting banned in many countries and right now they are illegal.
with all that ethereum price is also falling pretty hard.

so it seems like everyone was right all along, ETH price has been pumping only because of ICOs...
what do you think?

Not only that , i believe there is many reasons why eth pumped up, The reasons why so many ICOs accepted ETH as payment cause ETH is usefull and so many ICOs are using ETHEREUM network. So i think why ethereum pumped up cause Ethereum is usefull and people think there will so many people need it and using it.

Ethereum, though being useful, there are many other altcoins that are just like ETH and have far advanced technology. ETH is alive and growing in the market just because of its popularity and hype.

There are altcoins such as NEO, WAVES and ADA that operate smart contracts and have better technology and scalability than Ethereum, still the number of ICO’s launching are more of ETH platform. The reason is just the hype of ETH among people.

Like ? Can you name two coins which are used for making dapps apart from Lisk and Waves and are as widely used as ETH ? Their technology will be advanced but it's not just the tech,it's the easy of use and community adaptation what decides how far the project can go.

You're so wrong on that last paragraph.Waves have poor user documentation and it is so difficult for a newbie to start writing a smart contract using waves since there are barely any tutorials on it.

Quote from: rankguide on March 29, 2018, 11:20:00 AM

not looking a legit service. If you have payoneer card, you have a Bank Account in USA.
No bank ask fees to open any account. You just deposit some amount.

They don't ask fees to open a bank account but certainly they ask processing fees or a minimum balance to maintain if you're planning to open a savings account.

Quote from: AdolfinWolf on March 23, 2018, 07:23:14 PM

So what you are basically saying is that you are selling your Identity/ passport for 100 bucks? Cause you sure as hell don't know what your customers are going to do with the account, they could operate a ponzi scheme, or a money laundering company, and basically commit all these crimes with all your information attached to your account?

I guess he meant he needs ID and passport as a proof to create bank accounts (which he can submit to the banks on request)

Quote from: AdolfinWolf on March 23, 2018, 07:23:14 PM

Is this even allowed by the bank themselves? How legit is this?

HSBC bank is international and they create such accounts on request however,they do enough background survey of the person applying for a bank account.The guess it's legal but not easy unless one has an explicit reason to open an account there.

Quote from: buwaytress on March 27, 2018, 01:53:53 PM

This is new to me. I left Exodus (yes, the irony) actually after they dropped support for Dogecoin with what I felt was inexcusable reasons for lack of developer response (despite getting contradictory responses from actual Dogecoin devs on reddit). Basically, there just doesn't seem yet to be a solid and secure option yet for multi-crypto wallets.

Before using Exodus people should have a fair idea what it does,it's not natively written in any Desktop Development Environment but built on top on GitHub's Electron Api which is nothing but another instance of the browser running on your desktop.Speaking technically,you are just using a browser which have the capabilities to diirectly/indirectly manipulate the data on your computer.Do you see any red flags now ? You should !

Quote from: buwaytress on March 27, 2018, 01:53:53 PM

As tryninja says though, you're really only at risk if your device is compromised... Would need a fellow developer to replicate that exploit though, the way the Jaxx exploit was.

Since the Exodus files will reside on the client's computer,the wallet is always vulnerable to other viruses/throjans.

Quote from: earnmoney2018 on March 28, 2018, 08:25:02 PM

i need developer who can make script like yobit.net
please tell who can make all features like yobit trading platform

1. YoShit is not a script,it's a full fledged trading platform containing multiple scripts and other software advancements.
2. Anybody selling you crap calling it a "script" should not be trusted as they might be scamming you.
3. If you're buying such crap,you won't be serious about your project and hence your exchange should not be trusted.
4. Developing a trading platform requires skilled set of developers who are experts at security and other stuff since people will be trusting them with their money.