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21  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Adult companies and bitcoin? on: December 16, 2020, 07:32:50 PM
VISA and Mastercard stopped their contract with porn hub for reasons I don't know much about.

It was apparently because of PornHub not doing anything about those unsolicited so called “revenge porn”(a.k.a rape) videos along with videos with minors.

Technically this is good news for Bitcoin as it just proves that bitcoin is unstoppable money, I sure wish PornHub does fix their shit(assuming the accusations are true).

That's not what revenge porn is. Do you really think they will show crimes taking place? Do you also claim they are children? Not sure where you getting this from. Revenge porn is when you and your gf film yourself having sex and you have a breakup and the one is pissed off and uploads the video online. Not sure why your mind goes to rape or why you think a company would be committing such a serious crime online. I use pornhun often and I have never come across any of what you are talking about. You actually have legal protection on pornhub and there is a lot you can do if someone leaks your videos.

That's why if you want to make sex tape either don't at all or sign a legal form then if someone gets nasty they break the contract and must abide by the consequences.



Pornhub has been accused of filming unconscious women 👩 getting fucked.

It is defined as rape since the woman 👩 can not give consent.

I think trying to use pornhub on the downlow with tor and btc is going to a lot people fucked harder then the unconscious women that were filmed being fucked or raped.

One or two isolated incidents used to target an online video streaming site, which has millions of videos. The video mentioned here was uploaded by one of the users and the allegation is that Pornhub didn't suspended the user and deleted the video soon enough. How can they do that without proper investigation? What going on now is just another witch hunt by radical Christian organizations, who want to ban porn.

This is a good point.

I have another one If I search  "mature milf loves her husband's d... " video    both bing and google will give hundreds of hits .

Many will links show girls close to or under age. How come google and bing are not punished for this.



I am starting to get very concerned about some people and their ridiculously incorrect and downright disgusting comments.

"Pornhub has been accused of filming unconscious women 👩 getting fucked." Oh really? Link or it never happened.

I think trying to use pornhub on the downlow with tor and btc is going to a lot people fucked harder then the unconscious women that were filmed being fucked or raped.

Now you just getting plain stupid. Why would I use a VPN to access porn? I don't care if people know I watch porn so what? There is nothing wrong with porn or sed work or ex-workers.
I'm not sure where you getting rape from but thats pretty messed up dude seriously.

I have another one If I search  "mature milf loves her husband's d... " video    both bing and google will give hundreds of hits .

What is the problem with this?? You even know what a milf is? So you have a problem with the mother of a man sleeping with that man? So should I tell my mom to stop sleeping with my dad now too?

Many will links showgirls close to or underage. How come google and bing are not punished for this.

Close to underage doesn't mean underage do you know how to do maths? They fully grown adults 18+ capable of making their own minds up. You answered your own question. Bing and google do nothing because its not illigal.

That's like saying I don't need to go to jail for trying to shoot someone because the bullet was "close to the person" and didn't actually hit them...





Some of you seriously have some unhealthy views about sex and it's quite disturbing to me. It's 2020 embrace being weird embrace your fetishes.

Also I promise you if girls were being raped pornhub would be shut down and an investigation of epic proportions would take place.

These are the same people that believe boiler rooms and red rooms exist on the dark web. The same people who also think the darkweb is some weird place for sick people and that you magically gain access to horror movie style situation. Seriously stop reading the media and watching so much TV. I also know you the same people who think cars explode.


Another thing is. BDSM BDLG and all these other kinds are all fully concented. It's amazing how close-minded some people are. Just because it looks like you being tortured doesn't mean you actually are. They want that.

Proper porn is a respectable business. If you and some friends can make money having sex then why not. Your life your choice.
22  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Reminder - High Bitcoin price = Higher than normal scam & hack activities! on: December 16, 2020, 07:24:34 PM
Definitely. Scammers need to stock up for Christmas don't you know. Whenever things are moving at a high speed you will find scammers. They use the highspeed to pressure you to make fast silly decisions.
The fact that bitcoin is booming only adds to the chaos and excitement. They feed off of this excitement and abuse it.

I guess the same is with hackers. Everyone only wakes up now that bitcoin is mooning and they all want a piece of the pie "before its too late"
23  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The demise of Bitcoin. Biggest threat to Bitcoin and all PoW coins on: December 16, 2020, 07:20:52 PM
Which fairytale did you just jump out of? A magical glowing rock that gives unlimited energy? Please put down the video games and turn off your TV. EMF??? Is that for catching ghosts?  Tongue
So how will I hookup my mining rig to this rock? You making absolute blanket statements as if they facts.


24  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I quit smoking and buy Bitcoin every week on: December 16, 2020, 03:45:52 PM
How did you stop smoking in one day? I would die. I do want to stop too and I have a vape but it's just not the same. Plus I don't seem to be able to mix juice very well. If I had stopped smoking I would have thousands of more$$right now since I had to sell bitcoin at the beginning of last year to cover my habits.

You know even Ozzy Osbourne said cigarettes were the hardest drug to get over and he has done all sorts of drugs. People who don't smoke don't realize how much of an achievement this is. It's like being a fat ass and then losing so much weight people don't recognize you anymore  Tongue
25  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A friendly reminder on: December 15, 2020, 11:44:52 PM
Well, its never been too late and you can invest or purchase whenever time you want because Bitcoin keeps growing overtime. You might find to expensive to buy right now but sooner or later Bitcoin will surge and this current price will be inexpensive. The only thing you must hone in this long term is to control your emotions and your patience. We're only just in the beginning so buckle up and accumulate more Bitcoin as much as you can.

If you have the patience and the ability to wait for 4-5 years, then there is no harm in investing at current levels. Those who invested in December 2013 had to wait almost 4 years to see their investment in green. The same happened to those who invested four years later, in December 2017. They are still in loss, but we can expect them to be in profit by next year. So if you can wait for that long, there is nothing wrong in investing in Bitcoin.

This is what I don't understand with people. They can't be patient. If you are not willing to wait 4-5 years then you shouldn't be investing you should be gambling instead. Investments are like trees they take time to grow.
People who want instant gratification shouldn't invest. However, if you spend and use bitcoin anyway then you will always have some, which is a pretty cool way to look at it.
26  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Your opinion on bitcoin holder tax from Indian government Income Tax on: December 15, 2020, 11:36:25 PM
There is no tax to pay unless you sell it. If I earn 1 bitcoin how are they going to make me pay tax on that? I am not converting it to fiat and will make purchases in bitcoin. They will probably want you to do the following.

1 btc = $20000 and you pay 30% tax to $6000 tax. These clowns are saying you need to pay fiat tax on that 1 btc? >.< Hahaha How can I pay tax on something the people have given value to?

The US government also wants you to sell and pay them in fiat. If you bought ETH and sold it for BTC and then that BTC pumped you got profit and should give them some of it even if it means selling.

I know this is stupid but if you don't agree with it you can always take your coins and move abroad.

30% is too much I would never pay that and would rather hide my coins or leave the country.

Well I don't live in the US xD The government here isn't insane here. The people who own bitcoin are the same people who make the country work and being in most of the money anyway so It wouldn't be clever to piss them off. It's not stupid, I would move abroad if I stayed in the USA. 30% is too much. I was just thumb sucking a number out for example.

That's what I was thinking too. I think that guy lives in dreamland if he thinks he will only pay 5%. You pay more than 5% just in VAT. Different income brackets pay different taxes. If you earn less than a certain amount you don't pay tax. So if you slowly convert your crypto into fiat without going over the threshold you don't have to pay tax.

Very sensible post. A lot of the users here are living in dreamland and they don't want to face the reality. In real life, there is no option other than paying your taxes that are due. It is ridiculous to claim that 30% is too high and therefore only 5% should be paid. It is not up to the individual to decide his tax rate. If that was the case, then no one would be paying any taxes on their capital gains.

Thank you xD Yes exactly!! There are ways to reduce the amount you pay but you will still be paying something. If you sell bitcoin you must look at the price you bought it at and choose coins that you bought or were sent when the price is very close to the current one. For example, If you have bitcoins you bought in 2010 for $1 do not ell those. Rather sell the ones you were paid last month so the difference in price is much smaller. So you say bitcoin is $20 and you get paid $17 not you pay tax on $3k but ig you sell the bitcoin from 2010 you will pay almost $20000 of it in tax. Though it is difficult to tell exactly when to calculate income tax from sold bitcoins it should be fine as long as you declare something and pay a reasonable amount. No government should snoop around if you do that.
27  Economy / Exchanges / Re: WARNING - BITTREX lock accounts on: December 15, 2020, 11:19:57 PM
So? What happened?

Hi,
My account on bittrex was blocked, and i'm waiting for 9 days and no more updates in my ticket.

JUST FYI be careful with BITTREX

Bittrex has gone downhill after they removed legacy accounts.

They are super tough with KYC and if you aren't willing to provide whatever they ask you to (and this includes proof of income, source of funds, etc.), then you shouldn't use them whatsoever. Stick to Binance, and even then as it is a CEX there is a certain degree of risk.

All you can do rn is to comply with whatever conditions and requests they give out, and be patient. Their support team definitely is not the best so you need to give them some time.

Lol, source of income are you serious? You know they just excuses right? That info has nothing to do with them and is for you the taxman and your government to know. You don't have to explain to an exchange where your funding is coming from because paying tax is done by you not the exchange. Only the government would need to know such things.

Much better to use DEX I have never seen any reason to use CEX and don't understand the appeal when it goes against everything crypto.
28  Economy / Exchanges / Re: WARNING - BITTREX lock accounts on: December 14, 2020, 07:38:51 PM
For anyone that thinks CEX exchanges are safe and that KYC will magically make a website more "legit". I use CEX exchanges and I have never had this problem a single time. The first time I was ever locked was with OKex and I thought they were a scam and it annoyed me that they were so popular but I logged into my account a couple of months ago and I was able or withdraw and do what I needed to with 0 issues. It's actually a really nice exchange. Any exchange that wants you KYC for small trades is just being crazy. People launder massive amounts of money, not small amounts we trade. The fact that they lock fully verified accounts is very scary.
It also amazes me how people just hand their details out. With crypto to fiat exchange, some people use faceless organizations that ask KYC. Why would you do that? The exchange I use has an office locally and I know exactly where it is. It is a properly verified financial web site. The reason is that they are trading with fiat which is government-owned they, therefore, must abide by government standards. It's nothing scary though, they won't watch you like a hawk or lock your account. In fact, they were very helpful with me setting up my silly bank account. They even phoned the bank on my behalf.

When regulations are looked at and handled logically there is nothing to fear because a legit exchange will not lock you out of your funds or do things without telling you. This is an underhanded classic scam-like behavior and the scary part is coming from people who know who you are. What laws are protecting you? I'm protected by local laws and I feel safe trading.

The way I do it is there are tax categories and if I convert bitcoin to fiat under the threshold I don't pay tax. If for some reason I need more fiat I simply pay the capital gains tax on that particular trade. I simply save the blockchain transaction of the best price difference to pay as little capital gains as I can.

For example, I will not sell a coin from 2010 and pay 99.99% capital gains. I rather spend that where bitcoin is accepted and then I will sell bitcoins I got recently so the capital gains gap is smaller.

I'm still not sure how large bitcoin purchases will work though. If I buy a brand new car with bitcoin how will I explain this? I believe the correct thing to do is take the value of the bitcoin from the time you had it till the time you used it to buy your car. I think you would need to then subtract that % different from the total cost of the car and that will be what you pay in tax. Small purchases are fine and do not bring any attention.

I promise you the government doesn't care if you just bought a new TV. They are not looking for that sort of thing they have limited resources so they focus on big things like the purchase of cars, bikes houses, and most things that fall under the luxury category.

So this using "tax" "money laundering" even more ridiculous "terrorism" stuff is crap used as an excuse for scammers to screw the average man over and does nothing to protect anyone from actual criminals who are most likely laundering their ill-gotten gains and never being locked meanwhile people like us are.
29  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A friendly reminder on: December 12, 2020, 11:27:40 PM
It's easy to feel defeated if you were not some of the first adopters that actually held their bitcoin until it became worth something substantial. It is natural for humans to feel defeated and we need to remember about the future. We might all still be new adopters. I was telling people to buy bitcoin when it was $400 and I have ever since. Even when something is almost a sure thing people still refuse to listen. So I guess there are people here that still wouldn't buy bitcoins even if someone came from the future to tell them about it.
30  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Has Bitcoin FAILED? on: December 12, 2020, 11:21:47 PM
I agree with you about the miner but wtf are you talking about that the average everyday person cannot afford it? You ever heard of decimal places? You just talking nonesense.

If bitcoin failed this forum and many others would not exist. Many would be out of jobs and work. It wouldn't be around anymore or work if it has failed. You obviously don't know what failing means.
31  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: lets imagine world without fiat currency on: December 09, 2020, 08:21:09 PM
First of all, it is not possible for people all over the world to use Bitcoin together because using Bitcoin requires technical skills and tools. Moreover, a part of the people in every country are uneducated and have no technical knowledge, so it is not possible for them to use Bitcoin. On the other hand, the use of internet technology is mandatory for bitcoin transactions, so it may not be possible for everyone to transact through it. Moreover, due to the high fee of Bitcoin transactions, transactions in Bitcoin will be very expensive and in many cases impossible in the case of buying and selling low-priced goods. So it is not very reasonable to think of the world without the current currency, but it may be possible with the advancement of future technology and science.

You don't need technical skills. Crypto is easier to use than fiat. My bank card expired the other day so I had to drive all the way to the bank wait in line then be helped and then get issued a new one. What a pain!!
Crypto you don't need to do any of that you just need to rely on yourself. You need to check 5x before sending any transactions to make sure everything is 100% correct. If you use fail-safes & only deal with transactions when you of sound mind then you will be fine. Never ever deal with transactions when you are feeling emotional, you are bound to make a silly mistake that will cost you dearly.
32  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Your opinion on bitcoin holder tax from Indian government Income Tax on: December 09, 2020, 08:09:17 PM
In my opinion there is nothing wrong with the government imposing taxes on Bitcoin holders, because the government does require
income from taxes.The current economic situation is very worrying, because the pandemic has a major impact on the economy.
So the government needs taxes from Bitcoin to help restore the economy, what is wrong is the amount of tax imposed by the Indian
government of 30%. That's very big and can be burdensome for Bitcoin holders in India, the Indian government should only impose
a tax of 5%.

Dude, you are aware that income tax can be up to +- 40%. I would love to only pay only 5% tax that sounds like a dream. The taxes from bitcoin will not help restore the economy. Not even the entire capital of all crypto will do much against the entire economy. Other economies are much bigger than crypto but that is not to say crypto isn't big, it is, just not as big as other fiat-driven enterprise/companies/services/stocks and the like.

Of course, in general, I think that tax collection is of course normal, given that cryptocurrency is recognized as a digital asset, but I accept a tax of a maximum of 5%, but no more, and what they do in India I consider a complete robbery, since the tax is too big for cryptocurrency holders and this will significantly slow down the legalization of cryptocurrency in this country, there will be many shadow options in order not to pay taxes, and so on

LOL.. it is up to the government to decide the tax rates and there is nothing you can do about it. You can try tax evasion in case you don't want to pay your taxes, but then be ready to face the consequences. And I don't know whether there is any country out there, where the tax rates are as low as 5%. Normal range is 20% to 40% and it depends on the country where you reside.

That's what I was thinking too. I think that guy lives in dreamland if he thinks he will only pay 5%. You pay more than 5% just in VAT. Different income brackets pay different taxes. If you earn less than a certain amount you don't pay tax. So if you slowly convert your crypto into fiat without going over the threshold you don't have to pay tax.
33  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: lets imagine world without fiat currency on: December 09, 2020, 12:06:10 AM
"so milk price how many btc?  fuel price? rent ? and how the prices will calculated?" Exactly the same way fiat prices are calculated right now. Something is worth something because someone says it is.

"and if there is only limited supply of bitcoins.....then those who who have bitcoins merely will rule over others?" This has been happening with fiat since it was created. Nothing new.

"so your skills or value in society dont count only matters who go the most of the bitcoins?" wtf?? No, you would use your skills to acquire bitcoin. Just like fiat.  Undecided

"bitcoin halving by the time so less and less btc will be in circleation....so how the world will remain sustaineble then ?" That's not what halving means go do your research.

"stable currenies??" How can there be stable currencies if there is not fiat?

"so where does the theory come from then we go all in cryptocurrency and fiat currency will disapere?" The digital currency will take over. It's not that hard to believe.

"well this is not possible bitcoin without fiat can not serve all the peoples currecny needs !!" Why is that? They both currencies and that is their purpose.

"how we are going to control the money supply how big quantity of currency is in circelation?" Do you know what decetralise means?

"if bitcoin is the future of money without fiat then everybody will have the guns and shoot each other:D" You tell us not to reply with nonesense but then you say this.

"and how it will be backed?" What does backed mean? Money is valueless in itself.

34  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin and Crypto Tax Implementation on: December 08, 2020, 11:53:56 PM
The filthy government is greedy & afraid. The more "hardcore" they go with all this tax stuff and restrictions the further it proves they are afraid and are fighting a losing battle.
I'm not going to declare how many cryptos I have. Not a chance. They can't prove anything. I'm not paying tax on something that was not given to me by the goverment.
The only way I can think of that they can tax you is if you start buying lots of things with bitcoin they will ask where the money is coming from and most likely tax you on every purchase you made.

So like if you bought a new porche or something. Those don't just magically appear out of thin air you going to have to explain it. I don't even think you should be taxed at all because you not using fiat.
35  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Your opinion on bitcoin holder tax from Indian government Income Tax on: December 08, 2020, 11:44:48 PM
There is no tax to pay unless you sell it. If I earn 1 bitcoin how are they going to make me pay tax on that? I am not converting it to fiat and will make purchases in bitcoin. They will probably want you to do the following.

1 btc = $20000 and you pay 30% tax to $6000 tax. These clowns are saying you need to pay fiat tax on that 1 btc? >.< Hahaha How can I pay tax on something the people have given value to?
36  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin at risk of regulation? on: December 06, 2020, 02:32:32 PM
I think that governments need to regulate Bitcoin eventually for the mass adoption. In the end, regulation means becoming officially legal to use it under some conditions. But the regulations shouldn't be too strict. Otherwise, Bitcoin users won't be happy about it and Bitcoin can lose its meaning.
As far as I know, bitcoin does not need regulation from the government or anything because bitcoin has free movement and its price movement can only be moved from the interaction between buyers and sellers at an exchange so that the government cannot interfere in the circulation of bitcoin.

In some cause it needs regulation to avoid unnecessary scams and other illegal things which bitcoin and cryptocurrency used. It's somehow protection to the users and holders to avoid any unnecessary platforms that can harm them, but for any things like controlling of the usage and limit the numbers? Maybe from this we don't need that but for betterment then I think it's considerable.

That's what they will have you believe. The truth is even with regulation you still not protected. The only one that can properly protect you is yourself. Prevention is better than a cure. You can't blame it on having no regulation if you fell for a silly scam. Scams still go on even on social media networks and they have been using fiat for years. Some just changed to crypto to keep up with the times but it is still the same old scam that authorities have warned people about for years.
37  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Should Crypto users use VPN's ? You decide..... on: December 06, 2020, 01:52:31 PM
Personally I don't fully trust VPNs, yeah they can be good at times, but that doesn't mean I trust them to secure my data, I remember when I tried using VPN to access a particular site, since my country was restricted from there, i was able to gain access at first and then later I still got banned, meaning it couldn't cover my tracks, from my end the only VPN that can assure you anonmity is TOR, I think its way better than most VPNs out there.

No. I don't think you understand how a VPN works. They are not meant to "secure your data" all; they do is mask your traffic so your ISP can't see what is going on. They can still see you are using a VPN though.
Just because 1 VPN didn't work for you doesn't mean they all are. Which VPN did you use? A VPN doesn't cover your tracks but rather obscures them. The tracks are there but you cannot see what they are.
You got a ban because the website knew you were using a VPN. WEbsites will tell you at the beginning or in their terms or even their FAQ that you will be banned for a VPN. You would also get banned while using TOR.
Who says it is better than most VPNs out there? If that was true I would be using it to stream USA content.
38  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Notorious Coinbase holding my bitcoins in name of 'Review' | Be careful on: December 06, 2020, 01:43:14 PM
Hi i'm new to the forum and have a noob question.

I have btc with coinbase, but all of the above sounds worrying. If i transfer it all to a hard wallet, where would i then proceed to sell once the time comes? I'm aware i can use P2P and the like, but for ease would the sensible option be selling it back to the exchange anyway?

So in essence, buy btc from coinbase > place btc on hard wallet > sell back to coinbase once the time comes?

You don't have to use coinbase. There so many other exchanges. Get your bitcoin out of there and use another exchange.

Now you Have finally experienced and Learn the word"Not your Key,Not your Bitcoin" in which for many occasion people here Keep on Telling us Not to Leave our Crypto Inside exchange unless there is a Need for some reason.
And Yeah I remember that in 2017 Bull run there is a similar Scenario about Coinbase Holding the account for some review.
I'm trying not to think that this is With No Intention but my Malice tells me there is lol.
Anyway Please Update Us about what happen now since Bitcoin is still Bullish and you only Lose almost 2k of the Highest value last week.



i dont agree with this not your key not your bitcoin ! if the wallet provider get fee for that as im customer then customer is king,period !!
same way the bank can tell you not your bank building not your money lol:D

this is some utter nonsense not your keys not your bitcoin it sounds like i dont know what.,

You should learn how to speak English before vomiting this out. Please tell me how are you going to get your bitcoin back without the private key? They can tell you to piss off then what will you do?
The money in the bank isn't yours and can be seized at any time. Were you born yesterday?

"this is some utter nonsense" ok go get your bitcoins back without a privatekey. Goodluck.
Not only that then he puts the example of the bank and tries to downplay our argument when we know for a fact that banks can just freeze your account for no reason, we know that during times of great economic turmoil banks take holidays that last weeks or even months and then they limit your access to money that belongs to you and in some cases they even take money from the accounts of all their clients stealing from you and then try to rationalize it, so not your keys not your coins is as relevant today as when the phrase was first uttered.

Some people won't listen to reason or logic and feel they know better so I guess he knows better than us and he must be a genius.  Grin The banking system still battles with fraud often so Idon't know what he is going on about. Yes the banks just use our money to further invest in other places and make a profit and then give us a tiny amount back and call it "interest".
39  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Government don't accept Bitcoin. on: December 05, 2020, 08:13:39 PM
So you not going to even mention which country this is in? What a stupid goverment. I would use crypto even more if it was illegal. If they want to be stupid and tell me I can't do something then of course I am going to do it. It just makes me want to do it, even more, to stand up to tyranny.

Love how governments make a deal about crypto when people are being raped, beaten, and murdered. But sure let's focus on crypto. Because we only care about money.

Also, why would you pay tax to a country that can't even protect you? I refer to some instances in the USA were criminals who have killed people get off lightly. So you pay tens of thousands of $$ of tax and they can't even protect you.

When the government decides to not be corrupt then I'll listen to them. It's hard to respect curruption. They should lead by example.

Haha does your government have a Facebook page or something?

Leave them a note "I use crypto come at me bro" lol
40  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: New Chinese Quantum Computer breakthrough - should we be concerned? on: December 05, 2020, 08:06:31 PM
Why are people so worried about quantum computing. Do you know how much time and effort it would take to crack a private key? There is a better chance of winning the lotto multiple times in a row.
If such a computer exists then bitcoin would be the very least of our worries. I still cannot fathom why people think quantum computing will be used to crack bitcoin privatekeys.
With a computer of such power, you could crack bank accounts, any online account. Pretty much anything so why would you waste it hacking bitcoin wallets when there are banks full of suckers' money?
They would rather use that tech to launch some nuke program or design nasty weaponry.
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