You know how you can find out that someone hasn't read a single post in the thread they posted in? When someone on page 22 of the topic (or page 12) quotes the entire OP post and writes something nonsensical, then you realize that he has not read anything and that he is not interested in other opinions.

In my opinion, it is quite logical that you try to read as many posts as possible in the topic in which you are going to post something, because that way you will avoid post something that others have already posted, and thus you show that you are not one of those who are only interested in the title of the topic.

Let's say, for example, the topic of El Salvador in the Bitcoin discussion is an obvious example of people not reading anything written even in the last few posts, because despite the fact that that country abolished the status of Bitcoin as a legal tender more than a year ago and that it was written dozens of times in the topic, some still believe in what is written in the title of the topic.

Are you wondering how the powerful Russian army is losing on all fronts in Ukraine? If you watch the following video and compare a Russian and a Ukrainian soldier, you will quickly realize that Russian soldiers look similar to 80 years ago, while Ukrainian ones are completely modern and professional, and they behave accordingly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7OMI5LPhCI (‘COME OUT UNARMED AND HANDS UP.’ Azov Recon Platoon Conducts Sweep in the Toretsk Sector)

Some more news from the land of absurdity


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When you read this, you will understand what kind of sick minds we are talking about here, especially if it is known that the people in question are very close to Putler.

A cigarette or two a day is not something you can save on, a pack or two is a different story. It may sound strange, but sometime in 2014/15, a friend of mine told me that he spends about $200 on cigarettes, alcohol and coffee every month - and I told him to buy 1 BTC for that money - of course he didn't listen to me.

If you have a plan, you think long-term, and if you are persistent, it can pay off one day.

Six in a row - these guys have more luck than Buddy

In the current circumstances, when all the big players are apparently selling, it seems to me that the summer could be a red one in every sense - except for the temperatures being hellish, I wouldn't be surprised if the price of BTC sinks even lower. When we have millions of coins in the possession of a few funds and one company, then we have a problem that we didn't have before - any negativity from that direction affects the price, even when it comes to a trivial 32 BTC.

All of you who live in peace and have no idea what war is except that you watched it on television, talk nonsense and defend someone who supports an insane terrorist regime that has been destroying everything in front of it for more than 4 years. Whether or not someone should get a red tag for that is a matter of individual choice (regardless of the fact that the system is not intended for that purpose), so the OP should read what the admin wrote and activate his like-minded supporters to remove @ico from the position he is in.

Honestly, it's really strange to me that the admin appeared in this thread at all, because I don't remember the last time he wrote a post in this board - but considering the great sympathy he has for the Russian community on this forum, maybe it's not so strange.

Why not? Hal may have left his Bitcoin inheritance to his children, and the Satoshi keys may be lying in some old computer gathering dust somewhere in the attic until someone finds it one day. The thing is, anyone who has the private key can say that they are the person who is the real owner.


As far as I know, the reason is probably because the forum has already been hacked a few times in the past and Satoshi's account is too important to let someone take it over even for a short time. If you thought someone wanted to prevent him from logging into the forum, that's not the case - he just needs to confirm that it's really him.

The idea makes sense - because not only will you save $3 a day if you use your bike every day, but you'll also be doing something for your health and the health of others by not polluting the air around you. Why stop there - if you smoke, stop smoking, if you drink alcohol regularly, stop drinking it or reduce it to a minimal level. This way you can save a few hundred $ per month that you can invest in anything.

It paid off for me a long time ago, when the price of Bitcoin was only a few hundred dollars. I saved a lot just by quitting smoking and cutting down on alcohol, and of course, starting to bike and walk more.

Good luck if you go in that direction.

Not only are you doing that, but you're also talking about some kind of war that is the most humane so far, even though your executioners are in most cases targeting civilian targets, as is evident in many videos. In an official statement, the President of Ukraine stated the number of 707 children killed and 2548 injured since the start of the full invasion in 2022. Where do you see anything humane here?

I had a situation where I received a PM from a Legendary member saying he wanted to sell me his account and he claimed that I had contacted him via Telegram about it. Of course, that was not true and I did as you did and made it public - and luckily the doubts that I had something about it were at least partially removed when one of the global mods confirmed at my request that the PM I posted was authentic.

My opinion is that you don't need that kind of help - because the fact that someone wants to buy your account is not your problem, but theirs.

It's not as simple as it seems.

As far as I know, Satoshi's account is somehow banned/locked so that the real owner cannot just log in even if he wants to without proving that it is really his account. Furthermore, even if a signed message appears from one of the BTC addresses that are connected to Satoshi, who can say with certainty that it is really Satoshi and not someone who came into possession of his private keys?

For those who don't know, someone signed a message with the BTC address used by Hal Finney more than ten years after his death, but it certainly wasn't him unless he thawed out of the cryogenic chamber, invented a cure for his illness, and recovered.

You can demand as much as you want (although you obviously have no idea how the forum works), but you and others like you who justify and at the same time promote aggression, occupation, systematic destruction and killing of civilians did not even deserve anything better than to be branded. I still chose neutral feedback since it's more appropriate for me, but I understand @icopress who is a direct victim of what you tirelessly defend.

I don't know if I understood correctly, but your problem is that you "have" to post on boards that contain topics/posts that you consider "shit"? Look, it's not that there isn't really a lot of garbage in the Gambling board, but I'm occasionally active there (not because I have to), and there are always some topics that don't have xx/xxx pages where you can join the discussion.

In fact, the real problem is that someone demands a certain number of posts in a certain board - I consider it counterproductive considering the amount of spam that is "produced" there on a daily basis. Those posts would have much more visibility in some other parts of the forum.

If these are vulnerabilities that cannot be exploited remotely then I can somewhat agree with your statement, but if someone wants maximum security for their private keys they will not agree to anything other than air-gapped wallets. When you store your keys offline and back them up securely, you don't have to worry about any vulnerabilities affecting the device that stores your private keys because they have never been exposed to the internet.

@OmegaStarScream, have you found out why such a message appeared at all, considering that your device is not compromised? Experienced people probably won't panic when they see something like that, but there are certainly people who could have a strong panic attack in case of such a message, especially if the device stores private keys of great value.

I think you are not far from the truth - because Bitcoin, as the idea of ​​a decentralized digital cryptocurrency, has been the target of various "agencies" and interest groups from the beginning. What was published by the most famous whistleblower (ES) clearly shows that the most powerful US agencies have seriously devoted themselves (and are probably still engaged today) to creating tools that will be able to efficiently analyze Bitcoin (blockchain) with the aim of determining the identity of those who make transactions on it.

Whether it was just the first step towards somehow bringing Bitcoin under control is perhaps less important, because today the mainstream media mostly write about BTC as digital gold, and powerful companies show how huge money can be made from it. If the average Joe ever believed that a decentralized payment system could exist, today that idea is fading.

However, I think that too much attention is paid to the price, which, regardless of the current value, is still so high that it has exceeded the expectations of at least 90% of people who have ever heard of Bitcoin in the past ten years.

The world will not be a better or worse place if such an organization ceases to exist, because apart from pretending to do something useful, their influence on the world is quite insignificant. I'm not saying there aren't people among them who are doing something good, but most of them are just ordinary parasites and leeches who spend a lot of money without making any positive change in society.

Let them be financed by donations from ordinary people and let them see how much these same people value them.

Some Russians say that it is not true that Ukraine currently has at least 20-30 drones for every Russian soldier in Ukraine, but maybe they should look at the situation on the battlefield - Magyar Birds hunt and document all their actions. All those who do not lay down their weapons and go home will sooner or later hear the same sound, and unfortunately that will be the last thing they hear.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qAJs1lZVqU (Shobla of the Week, Episode 45. "Apex: Run, Worm, Run." Filmed by pilots of the 414th Magyar Birds)

https://www.youtube.com/@MAGYARBIRDS

The Croatian national team has problems of its own making - because if Dalic says "only those players who are fully fit will play", how do players who haven't played football for months or more than a year fit into that? If you build a team around players who are over 40 or a little under then you can't expect young players to gain experience because they don't get enough minutes, and consequently you have players who are slow and don't have enough experience.

Belgium took advantage of this, as did Brazil - especially when the concentration of the players starts to drop drastically towards the end of the game. The match with Slovenia is almost irrelevant, because the real test will be against England in less than two weeks.

@MoparMiningLLC, thanks for the info, I didn't notice there was an EU shop too. I'll definitely take a look at the offer and choose something.