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Hello!
Any French speaking member?
You're welcome to use the official Telegram channel for French people if you have any question, need help or whatever
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Multiple times I proposed to either
To warn (and then to ban if it's not enough) the campaign managers for the lack of responsibility:
they also have their share of responsibility in accepting such posters. Running a campaign is not just to copy paste a template adding images to it, accepting members, and paid them once a week.
If the projects are happy to see their website tied to shitposts then it's fine, but they may be too warned. I do remember a campaign (Qtum?) which received a warning for the same thing.
To make a membership allowing members to wear a signature, something like 200$ per year I don't know.
I stopped to visit the altcoins forum for a long time now. I know even dislike altcoins as such as I don't want to hear of any (I am interested in only 3 and it's enough). When I receive an email about an altcoin/ICO project, I don't bother to reply.
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I need to install a code displaying the current Bitcoin price (and in future some other data related to Bitcoin) I am using a WordPress installation. So you may think, why not using the ready-made widgets such as coincompare bitcoinaverage and alike websites? I can't because they are branded (powered by.) And I can't use such method. So then, why not to use APIs you say? Here is my problem: How the fuck am I supposed to use the APIs? I tried with different tags such as <src> <frame> and even I tried in a plain text (<==  Yes I know) Using a search engine is not so useful, I mainly find links related to the WordPress API, not how to use APIs with WP. I wasted 2 hours searching for something that I know it's easy to do (once you know how) Thank you  |
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Great way to get two things: - Loads of shitfollowers that don't use twitter for other thing then to shill their twits
- Get banned by Twitter
Please, tell us better way to gain activefollowers freely. Everybody can critic, but not everybody can propose. Networking? Since the site is a social network, why not trying to?... It works fine for me, I connect with the right audience, and so get natural engagement. People are not stupid if you have 5000 followers but zero engagement then your account is useless and everyone knows your followers are fake All people doing like in the OP are doing it to collect some free coins with campaigns. ( it's similar to scamming for me) There are a huge amount of Russian bots using this, we all (normal users) block them and do not even want to be related to such account |
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It can increase the trust and even help, but the current regulations (or attempts) are damaging the crypto reputation more than anything else. In another hand, accepting to be regulated may lost the credibility of any project.
In terms of trading volumes, in my opinion it will be just related to what I was saying above. If more trust are put in cryptos, more people will buy, so more volumes and so higher prices.
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Transferwise.com is not a scam, it's a reputed service working with bank(s). Located in different countries and backed by some serious VC, I don't see why they should start to scam people for some bucks. Usually, people complaining to tell the full story to readers. I am not going to buy your story unless you fully explain your case and as well post some evidences you got scammed.
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It will have zero impact as long citizens are educated about Bitcoin and others cryptocurrencies. Scams using Bitcoin, doesn't make the crypto itself a scam, otherwise the dollar is a scam since it's born. It's up to you and your fellow to explain this to your patriotes It will play a huge impact on the growth of bitcoin in the Philippines I doubt that Yes. That's true. But the main source of information for older people is the television or newspaper. Or even maybe radio broadcasts. So, their insights about bitcoin will be as a scam and they might not get into it because of the negative views that the media releases. So I believe that it will have a huge impact. The senior people group is not the good audience to target. Young people are the most important population because it will be them who will use it the most. You can compare with a smartphone, tablet, etc you don't see the companies targetting the old people because in some years (maybe just 2-3 years) old people won't be here anymore. Young people are more open to use the new technologies, it's the audience that has the most potential to fully use crypto (once it's possible of course) It's like if you have a book to sell, you wouldn't try to sell it to a blind man. |
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It will have zero impact as long citizens are educated about Bitcoin and others cryptocurrencies. Scams using Bitcoin, doesn't make the crypto itself a scam, otherwise the dollar is a scam since it's born. It's up to you and your fellow to explain this to your patriotes It will play a huge impact on the growth of bitcoin in the Philippines I doubt that |
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Can I kill someone? isn't that done like by 1000s of people.,
Because you see some members doing doesn't give you the right to do it. Don't say "I didn't know", Have you ever see a forum where you can copy paste content from other without getting anything?
Open a free blog and you're free to copy paste whatever you want, but on a discussion board, it isn't something appreciated, on any forum on the web.
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@squatter Fortunately, the justice is not dumb as we can think. It's not like if, for example, I steal a bike and I call you saying I have a stolen bike to sell if you're interested. And you tell me, okay, you buy it knowing the bike was stolen. In this case, it's considered as "Possession of stolen goods" because you knew it was stolen. Buying from Purse, or let's say Amazon and similar marketplaces, a product and some weeks after you learn the product was stolen, then If the individual did not know the goods were stolen, then the goods are returned to the owner and the individual is not prosecuted. The difficulty can be to be able to prove you didn't know, but showing your account activity from Purse website is enough |
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No, I believe it's because how they're running their business, using another type (or not) as a 3rd party. It's just a matter of set up and the country used to operate the business.
This say, you will never see anything that came from Visa or Mastercard's mouth the same way you will never see a statement to say using you card is not allowed to buy a Kalashnikov
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Again me! Howdy? I am posting something to show you: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=208.0There are ~30 threads per page I reported 14 topics on page 1 alone. Let's wait a few days to see how the moderation is. (Section description: Neophytes only forum: this is where you ask your questions if you are new to the Bitcoin world.) Topics reported are about ICO-airdrops-members introduction-should I buy a VPN-How to use telegram app-spams-etc Reported in English as others concerned people will be able to check |
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Il y a quoi concrètement dans ce pdf ? Ca fait plusieurs fois que j'en entends parlé et je n'ai jamais eu la moindre version PDF dans les mains... D'autant que j'ai tendance à ne pas télécharger de fichier sur un site totalement inconnu. Est-ce qu'il vaut le coup ? Ca parle de techno ? Trading ? Mining ?
Andreas M. Antonopoulos est un mec qui sait tres bien de quoi il parle. Non seulement tu peux jeter un coup d oeil au livre mais je te conseille de regarder toutes ses videos sur youtube, chacune d entre elle est une vraie pépite. ( que ca soit pour un débutant ou quelqu'un avec une experience avancée. Un vrai plaisir de l'écouter |
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There are a lot of people working on great projects, but there are also people working on junk and marketing it as Bitcoin.
Bcash is the most hostile fork. It's not about to chase anyone out of the community if they don't hate on BCash with the same fierce fiery hatred. Take the example with others forks...It's just how the Bcash community is trying to misappropriate the Bitcoin brand.
Other than that, people are free to do whatever they want, you don't see the Bitcoin community chasing the others +1500 altcoins communities
You said Bcash is cancer and a useless coin with no future. (I still have a screenshot somewhere, I can search for) This is a reason I used to say your comments are controversial...
It's funny you say this but you should also add:
a smear campaign organized by people associated with Roger Ver against Blockstream using @bitcoin on Twitter spreading vicious rumors and posting fakes screenshots from Blockstream website, (or telling during conference Bitcoin kills babies...)
back on the topic (because I wasn't looking for a BTC vs Btrash battle)
You must be kidding, there is a difference between someone interested to know how the domain names of the Bitcoin community are safe from Roger Ver army and someone waiting for the next "enemy of Bitcoin" to show themselves. I can go on Twitter without waiting a minute to find someone from bcash to troll. I also perfectly know how money can be used to buy people opinion. But I'm going to believe in your intention towards the Bitcoin community
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Just wondering... Cobra turned into a Bitcoin Cash fan. Don't think I am trolling, but....  Wasn't the "Bitcoin Cash is Bitcoin" tweet an April Fools prank? That's his last tweet (from today): Very strange, but it seems the @Bitcoin account was suspended, and then deleted by Twitter, and somebody registered it just now completely fresh. I hope the new owner supports the true Bitcoin, and recognises that Bitcoin Cash is Bitcoin Cash, not Bitcoin! https://twitter.com/CobraBitcoin/status/982980460526690305It was a "subliminal message", if I can say, and not really an April fool prank I find some of his claims are controversials, you can find some contents from him telling how "Bitcoin is great" to "There was a long need for a blockchain good for payments, that makes certain tradeoffs to achieve that, and I think from a UX point of view, Bitcoin Cash has much better chances of winning the upcoming payments war than LN." |
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Just wondering... Cobra turned into a Bitcoin Cash fan. Don't think I am trolling, but.... Edit: Lauda figured out I was thinking about. |
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Who has the full right to the domain names Bitcointalk and Bitcoin.org Who control the registrar accounts?
Theymos or Cobra?
And the same question about the database/servers/etc.
And finally, what is the role of Cobra regarding Bitcointalk and Bitcoin.org
I am sorry if it's something private and so I will understand not getting an answer but I am just interested to know for some reasons
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The irony is you joined 2 weeks ago and your posts type is "I joined the airdrop,, nice project" "Very nice project, i hope this project will succes very soon and getting a huge community by Airdrop program"
In fact, all your posts are like the ones I posted above. (or at least 50% as I can't see most of the section in the forum. Do you know the adage "Look at yourself in a mirror"?
You are the type of people who join this forum to grab the free money and make it their cash cow, without getting any interest in crypto (other than cheating, scamming for money, making garbages here and there)
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With P2P or things like Purse, fraud is really common, so I'm looking for a reputable reseller like Gyft.
With Purse? How? If you're talking about the possibility to get a buyer using a stolen card, then, I am not going to say it's impossible, but it's very hard now. They link your IP to a card, if you try to use a card you usually don't need, they will make the life hard for you. So hard that even if you're the legit owner of the card they won't let you use it easily. Not even talking about using a prepaid VVC |
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