I verified the Letter of Guarantee. Niquoles's claim is correct: he sent 10.6 Bitcoins, and didn't receive anything in return.

Down to 529 posts now. He also wiped all posts that he couldn't delete, and moved all his topics to Archival. He now only has a few posts left that he can't delete or edit. Lol.

Don't forget to delete your browser history

I'd like to see less useless topics, if you catch my drift.

Are you willing to share it with me to verify your claim? If you do, know that Cloudflare can read PMs.

My settings: "Tor" and "From Blockchain". I received a small LTC-payment, which even after 11 confirmations didn't show up. When I killed Unstoppable Wallet and restarted it, it rescanned the last transactions and my transaction showed up. That's not how I expect a wallet to work.

Let's see: it's centrally controlled, pre-mined, used to scam millions of people with worthless made-up tokens, and forks when it's convenient for the rich owners. But all of that is off-topic here, so I'll stop.

Who keeps a hundred million bucks in a web wallet?

Who enters the seed words to his $100M on a website?

I find this very hard to believe.

@YOSHIE: allow me to bump your topic with a request: do you know a working instant exchanger that can be used to get rid of BCD? I think I used Binance for it years ago, but they're too untrustworthy to go through their KYC demands.

Lol. They are marked with serial numbers, and I just assume there's some level of tracking already.

You mean RFID and NFC? Nothing a Faraday wallet can't stop, until you spend them.

I've seen a site years ago that tracked how banknotes spread through different countries. But none of that matters, as long as your money is fungible.

Correct link: kokoska

It's not really a Bitcoin problem: the real "solution" is of course to create random private keys, instead of using a very limited range. I'd like to see how many addresses get RBFed when the puzzle creator decides to move all funds.

Do you use those exchanges for fiat transfers? In that case they'll know your bank account details.

It's a bit more complicated than that: when I receive cash euros, I don't have to worry about how they were previously used. But if you know the money comes from something illegal, you shouldn't get involved.
Maybe it's a bit like "aiding and abetting": it's totally fine to help someone, unless you know he's involved in a crime.

If (and I'm speculating here) Sinbad was created by a bad actor looking for privacy minded people to exchange their illicit funds, it could very well be 100% of the signature payments came from the wrong side of the law.

PGP isn't very convenient to use. And it won't stop the receiver from publishing the message.

I'm very curious to know which internet provider he uses up there

Wait until you use it on the Delete button instead of the Merit button in a self-moderated topic

I don't really see the point. The largest image I have posted, is still under 2 MB. There's no point embedding larger images. If you really need a higher resolution, add a link.

That doesn't help. I forgot why you increased the limit from 2.5 MB to 3 MB, but this image should have been 1.4 MB so none of this is a solution.

That depends on where you live. Here, all earnings must be reported, and there's an annual wealth tax. I really live in the wrong country

We don't have a capital gains tax, so I don't have to report any of this.

Yes.

I got one question. In short: "explain the origin".

It wasn't difficult, but it's annoying. I hate how governments force companies to spy on customers.

From himself.

Middle-mouse button on the Delete button can be a lot faster than that.

Does that mean you're changing the encoding of images by default? I'd say you shouldn't do anything to the image, unless the user requests for a compression change.

The image is 1403233 bytes. Somehow the upload to you server doubles it. Can you check if it's exactly double the size? Something weird is happening during upload.