After reading this post of yours, I wonder how you got those Merits.
No, seriously now. I'm not judging you, I know you can ask whatever you want, I'm just curious to know how to be so dumb and still earn Merits. 

P.S: No offense.

I don't find you doing that even in this post. Where are you from, basically? Maybe you should try posting in your local board and then you may earn Merits for your posts if they are worthy, because you clearly are not a constructive English poster.

Not sure if they really want any recognition for what they do since all of them, I'm sure, are crypto enthusiasts and are always eager to discuss stuff related to it either by helping someone or just discussing some stuff in a general manner.
But, you for sure wanted, and tried your best to get the most out of this post by licking the *beep* of all of them with the name mentioning there. 
That's some nasty move to get some Merits lad. 

This question can divided into two parts. 1. Whether you are asking about investing in cryptocurrencies? Or, 2. You are asking for investing cryptocurrencies themselves?
Answers:
1. Investing in Cryptocurrencies is the act of buying any specific cryptocurrency with fiat and then holding them for a chance to sell them when their price goes higher.
2. There are some websites that allow you invest your cryptocurrency with them, and in return, you will get commission for that. Most of them are lending websites. You can find some if you google it.


Yes, crypto trading is all about buying cryptocurrencies when their price is low and then selling them when they go high.


It means everything for the ones holding that token. A token is useless as long as it is only kept in the wallets and there are no marketplaces that are allowing the holders to trade their coins for a more valuable coin that can be held for a wider span of time.


Perfect speculations, I guess. If you can judge the charts, you are most likely to earn profit out of your investments, because if you are experienced, you would know by the behavior of the charts of any token/coin if it is gonna go lower or it would jump up.


Doing some research about the team behind the project and the promises they are making just to make sure it is not all just a bubble that is soon going to explode and outcome would be zero.


Every single step requires its own precautions to be taken before getting into it. Investments require a lot of research, trading requires experience, selecting exchanges for the trade would also require you to inquire about them before getting into them, and the same goes with the projects that you are interested in, so basically, it is all about research and study, and sometimes experience that you need in order to be at least be a little bit successful in any of the mentioned steps above.

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Used to spend around 2 to 3 hours a day before, but I'm not that active anymore because of studies. I still try to visit the forum once in a week or so, and I'm trying to be more active again since this forum is the only place where I learnt the most about the cryptoverse.

It would rather be better if the reason for the deletion is mentioned in the PM.
It is not that complicated to be honest. I don't know what options mods get when deleting a post, but if they don't already have it like this, then here I am suggesting it (mods, please confirm if this is how you delete posts).

When deleting a post, mods (self-moderators don't count in this) should get the options in check boxes among which they can select the options which are the reasons for the deletion of that post, and then those selected reasons should be included in the PM sent to the user after that post of theirs got deleted.

Once they check the PM, they would know that what mistake they've made, and they would probably avoid doing that in the future if their intentions are pure.

That's not totally accurate. People post, about the schemes that are shady or fake or are going to scam their investors/users in the future, as warning in Scam Accusations board.

An example from the past:
SCAM: Bitcoin SV (BSV) - fake team member and plagiarized white paper


So basically, the threads that either discusses an scam that has happened, or a scam that is going to take place in near future, are supposed to be posted in Scam Accusations board.

I don't really understand why people make it sound like it is only the Merit Sources who can give away Merits to quality posts, while that is not true. There are hundreds or thousands of active members in this forum, and most of them would definitely have at least a few sMerits to give away if they come across a post they find worthy of it. So I don't think that it is because we have less Merit Sources if a post, from a user belonging to any rank, gets no Merits at all -- but the reason behind that can only be the unworthiness of that post, otherwise, I doubt that anyone having sMerits on them wouldn't have seen it and ignored it.

Merit Sources are only to increase the Merits circulating in the system, and are not on a mission to specifically search and merit posts from users of a specific rank.

Wouldn't it be better if the "Report to moderator" button becomes disabled after you've reported the post once, and it should have a disabled text saying "Reported" ?
That would make it more convenient and it should be easier to implement than creating a whole page for the reports a user have submitted and options to remove them etc.

Two answers for your question here.

1. Your first post is in a place which is not really surfed by people with knowledge to answer questions with logical answers.

2. For your second post, you need to keep bumping the thread once every 24hrs in order to keep it on the top of the posts lists so that people can see it and then answer your question.

This forum is so crowded that you won't even be able to read a post after one day if it is a reply to another thread, and even if it is a newly started thread and not bumped. So first you need to understand how things work and then raise questions about why your posts are not being answered properly.

I'm not a native English speaker, but I have good writing skills. I can show you some of the articles I have written in the past, and then you can decide for yourself.
Let me know if you are willing to hire non-native English writers as well.

Learn from others what you don't know, and discuss with everyone what you have knowledge about.
Avoid trying to be extraordinary and just be on point, there is no reward in representing something that has already been demonstrated earlier.
Read the rules and follow them.
Ignore HYIPs and scams by keeping in mind that there is nothing like quick money but everyone has to earn it.
Don't plagiarize. If you have nothing to say about something, just don't post.

That's all I got.
Enjoy your stay. 

To be precise, it doesn't really access your bank statements, but it accesses your credentials to your money related apps within the phone and automatically subscribes to services (that are their own, of course) that cost money, and that is how they benefit from it. The article from the site you've mentioned said that people should check their bank statements for any unauthorized subscriptions or any unusual activities and take care of them as their privacy might have been compromised.

Beside that, I totally agree with everyone in here about downloading and using unnecessary apps like the ones mentioned in here. I have never even heard of any of them, nor I touch any kind of app that has even the smallest percentage of being on the evil side. People should really be more careful about their privacy these days when injecting a malware inside a phone is not such a big deal anymore.

I can do it for you. PM me and we will discuss it further.

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I haven't been active lately for some personal reasons, but willing to be regularly posting again. So, applying for a slot. I will wear the signature and avatar once I get accepted.

What if the company goes towards loss and earns no profit? How will you repay the loan itself then, excluding the extra profits you are offering along with it?

And you think people would trust you over someone who has been serving the community for years and had never been involved in any shady activities at all? If you think so, you are so dumb.


Lol, wtf  So according to you, the gambling sites that are legit have people manually managing everything and no computer/algorithms involved and that is why they are legit? You really need to stop making a fool out of yourself. Go get a life.

I find that to be a totally normal reply. What makes you think that he is being hard on the guy for posting in the wrong section?

Btw, @OP, you are supposed to move your thread to Services section by pressing the 'move topic' button at the bottom-left side of this page and then selecting "Services" in the "Move To:" dropdown menu.

Reporting is the best way to react to such posts. Reported it, and it would hopefully get deleted/moved soon.