For the same reason as the users above, I also don't like the site as it implies how uncredible the reviews are, but you don't really search for reviews in one site, you have to widen your sources 'cause tbh anyone can fake a review in most sites, bittrust just allows you do it way way more easily.

Op in the first place shouldn't be allowed to place an order 'cause that's basically trapping users :v

I'm not sure about the refund as it says it will not be entertained on the s15's payment section. Still would be best to contact their support about this, you might get an exception.

Welp. Never heard of this and the above users seemed to be on the same boat so I'm thinking that its not just the bear market but the lack of promotion must've played a part too.

Oof a week is too short, I'm guessing they wanna get as much money as they can before everything goes down. I'm pretty sure, users who are not able to withdraw their funds within that time frame will exist, I wonder if they will still be here to cater them, when that time comes 🤔

There are crypto-focused platforms but I can't say they're good 'cause most I've seen are either empty or has a serious problem of inactive users. I'm not saying you shouldn't use them just not rely on them too much, best course would be to use it and the general type.

Also, can you elaborate what do you mean by "narrow selection of professionals for cryptocurrency only?" 'cause most sites has some filters you could toggle which should help you.

Imo a "nerd" is just someone who has a heavy interest/knowledgeable to field but the media/shows portrayed them in a stereotypical way, which is someone who's again knowledgeable in some field (typically something that involves technology) but is socially awkward, fat, unattractive, wears glasses, hence why the term is derogatory to some ppl, but I do think we're way passed that. I've been seeing some ppl declaring themselves as "nerds" and there are even articles praising them. I'm pretty sure they meant "nerd" not in the stereotypical way, if not all, most.

As for the nerd money label, I am agreeing to op and it could also be the misconception that only tech-savvies are able to use it. Additionally there's more to bitcoin than paypal, one should at least understand the basics to fully utilize it, which could be overwhelming to some ppl.

Ofc not, If thats true, no one would bother starting projects and businesses, and that applies in general. A business isn't just about launching it as it is not steady, there are ups and downs, therefore profits gained won't be stable.

To give you an example, have a look at binance, they entered the market in 2017 (based from whois data) and still managed to be on the top (or one of the top?) and there was a time when most ppl use poloniex and bittrex which is the opposite of now. But then again, binance had the money to start which most new exchange lacks.

There's little to no listing fee when its comes to dexes.

For the information you're looking for, each exchange provides it on their site/sns.
Here are some:

Forkdelta: https://www.reddit.com/r/ForkDelta/comments/7tntnz/how_to_get_an_erc20_token_listed_on_forkdelta/
Etherdelta: https://www.reddit.com/r/EtherDelta/comments/936wvw/token_listing/
IDEX: https://medium.com/aurora-dao/idex-token-listing-guidelines-eae00785fdd2

 

Yeahh, you've been scammed.


Contacting the authorities is an option tho, maybe they could track the phone call. I just hope the call didn't came from any sns..

Binance including us the community could only give you advice on how to prevent this from happening again. Bitcoin is irreversible, its final once sent and the scammers may have already hid their traces so that gives you low chance of recovering your funds.

Have a read of this security tips from them. Also, don't blindly trust anyone, they could always lie. As tmfp's signature states, "Extraordinary Claims require Extraordinary Evidence"

Yes, most ppl won't give out their money unless there is an individual benefit. But it doesn't have to be monies, I think an exclusive perk(s) will do? Like putting up some tiers and the higher the tier the greater the perk(s). The problem is what perks? 🤔.

Or do it the other way:

>get ppl to present their idea
>vote
>pick the winner(s)
>kickstart it

Ofc It would still need some kind of promotion.

I doubt you can find proofs for that since op didn't post anything we could base on, like if they posted some pics, we could've done reverse image search. Hence why I could only dug infos about if these places really exist and if they're really accepting bitcoin.

I do understand your point tho, also crossed my mind. The fact that its all text bothers me, but I'm not gonna jump to conclusions unless I have a strong evidence. and this post made me aware of these places, too so that's a good thing, but ofc I wouldn't like it if op lied.


It would've been mentioned if they paid bitcoin directly for their whole trip since that's another great story, I doubt the op in that post would overlook it.

They're similar in a sense that both "trip" and "bitcoin" played a big part but I wouldn't say "almost the same".

Its either cbz/cbr, pdf or epub. I don't think there is a significant diff when it comes to quality so the best course would be to offer an option for users to pick which format they want. My personal preference would be cbz tho!


Just enough to capture your readers. Maybe try picking an interesting scene?


You can but Infographics tends to occupy so much space in threads, I would advice you to just paste the direct links here.

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and I see you're not getting many responses, try moving your thread to Project Development

Oooo cool! Not gonna lie, I haven't used bitcoin in physical stores. So how did the whole process go? How many confirmations were needed until your payment was recognized? How long did wait?

I haven't been to thailand nor heard of those places, so I had to search if op is actually telling the truth and yes, they do accept bitcoin. Gonna leave the links here in case someone is the same as me.

Where to Spend Your Bitcoins in Bangkok, Thailand
“Bitcoin accepted in Bangkok”

Not gonna lie, the subdomain doesn't look pleasant in the eyes. If you wanna earn, you need to make everything professional looking and that means spending money upfront, avoid any free web hosting service.

and yes, please just explain your business model in through details here. you'll be able to gather more opinions that way.

Lmfao this guy literally said its a fraud back in Sept. 2017 when the price was at $4K and then took it back in jan 2018 saying that "blockchain is real", "I regret making that comment".

Oof, I wonder how many of these "analyst" has bothered looking up information and have an understanding of the basics 🤔🤔🤔

Wouldn't that put you at a disadvantage? 'cause the chances of someone predicting the price accurately is very low, users who will vote "no" has like 90% chance of winning.


How are you going to earn then? Surely you would still need funds to maintain the site plus promotion particularly since its new


Sorry but I have no intention of involving myself to unknown service/team. And please please, build your reputation in an honest way 🙏

In my case, I prefer digital most of the time 'cause its cheaper, easier to store and you can get it instantly. I rarely buy the physical copy of a series which I haven't read, it is mostly those which gained a soft spot in my heart.


A teaser is definitely needed, provide as much info as possible of what can we expect, particularly on the physical copy like the dimensions, hard or softbound, etc..
Also, you may wanna make your KS page more catchy in the eye by adding images, but yeahh that would cost more money  

Yes this has been going on for a long time now. And it is indeed a blatant scam but ppl are still falling for it so maybe it wasn't "blatant" in their eyes? The reason for that could be because they do not know what these scammers are talking about. So the best course here would be "to know", particularly if you're planning to stay with bitcoin, better understand the basics. You can start here, its light: https://bitcoin.org/en/faq

Anyone could lie so if you see a random dude in the internet claiming this and that, you gotta need some proof, otherwise don't believe it. The instagram and email add can be easily fake, not counted. Blockchain.com in the first place won't recruit users manually.

Question! How will you choose the winner? Do they have to predict the price exactly or you'll just pick the closest one? I hope its the latter as the former is pretty much close to unattainable, or is there a twist on it? like the price pool increases everytime no one got the right price. I wouldn't suggest going on that path tho, 'cause it would be a major trust issue.

Also, you said its a "free platform", so you won't take fees? or did I misunderstood it?

Another thing, it seems you guys are new to the market, is there anything that could make users feel you're trustable?

Ayyy, This guy probably just salty 'cause things didn't end up the way he wanted to. And his song about bitcoin is terrible, he is definitely shilling it lmao. I wonder if that was his last hope.


And this is wrong, the more mainstream it gets, the better.

Regardless of whether you're just a grateful happy user or paid for ad, you need to tone down your "hodler posts" cause its backfiring, making your words less credible.

If you wanna know more about the technical side, state it in the post and I suggest moving this to Alternative clients . This isn't a web wallet.