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 51 
 on: Today at 07:28:03 AM 
Started by Felicity_Tide - Last post by nc50lc
1. Why is that?
2. Is there any brief explanation on how the bug could have been resolved if actually it was possible?.
There are already great answers on the internet so I'll just point you to them:


 52 
 on: Today at 07:27:49 AM 
Started by Kruw - Last post by Wind_FURY

@Wind_FURY
Haven't you figured out Kruw's logic yet?
If a scammer uses Kruw's coordinator and Wasabi to "clean" their stolen coins, that's ok and there is no problem there. Kruw and Wasabi aren't scammers for allowing that to happen. Everyone advertising Wasabi are heroes and privacy advocates.
If a scammer uses a mixer that later gets seized by the government, then the people paid to advertise said mixer are scammers and it's all their fault. They must also return all the coins the government seized.

Where the logic stops, Kruw begins.


My viewpoint - I don't care. Normal users, nefarious entities, government entities, business entities have the freedom to use, and/or the the risk to use, a censorship-resistant, permissionless protocol for any purpose that they want for themselves. 

In fact, you often see these "mixing site" scams advertise themselves as coinjoin services in order to gain more victims, here's an example: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5483310.0
That's a bad example.

Why is it a bad example? It's a smoking gun that proves they are intending to scam: Coinjoins are non custodial, these sites are not.


Perhaps it's better to merely inform icopress and have him remove the "CoinJoin" descriptions from what are not supposed to be CoinJoin applications/services. This is merely a misunderstanding and probably a lack of knowledge on what actually is the protocol called "CoinJoin".

 53 
 on: Today at 07:16:31 AM 
Started by stadus - Last post by Shishir99
Privacy is really important that's why we need to be cautious enough to know first the reputation of the site we are sending our personal data's since its important to know if they are good to handle this kind of document and will not sell this to any random online criminals.

Unfortunately, most of us does not really care about our privacy. If I talk about myself, I have social media account where I have uploaded my photos willingly. Nobody forced me to share real information online. I shared where I studies, wherr I go from time to time, I posted pictures with my friends. I belive the scammers wont be able to trick me because I know how their scam works. But, most of the people's don’t know. Imagine a scammer created a dip fake video of a girl and then started to ask for money and blackmail her, there is nothing she can do. But, in this cases, they should avoid reply to the scammers as if they did not even see the message of the scammer.

 54 
 on: Today at 07:15:31 AM 
Started by DiagoRass - Last post by Aanuoluwatofunmi
Bitcoin has the potential to reshape global payments by offering faster, borderless transactions with lower fees compared to traditional banking systems.

You're right , this is what has already been part of what bitcoin is doing already because we are seing it as more preferred to using fiat in making payments, should we talk of the delay or high crossboarder transaction fee which bitcoin has brought an end to, everything about bitcoin is made affordable for everyone to use, because it's decentralized and secured.

As more businesses and countries like El Salvador adopt Bitcoin, its role in international payments could grow.

Central African Republic was the second to adopt bitcoin as a legal tender, we are also in anticipation of seeing many countries coming into this same realization for accepting bitcoin as a legal tender, bitcoin will always grow and keep on improving the more upon every reasons why it should be adopted.

 55 
 on: Today at 07:13:07 AM 
Started by CoinTürk - Last post by CoinTürk
Popular cryptocurrency analyst Cred indicates that Bitcoin (BTC) has shown strength, suggesting that bears may be making their final move. The largest cryptocurrency’s ability to maintain its market capitalization signals a reduction in bearish influence.

Read the full article here: https://en.coin-turk.com/analysts-predict-bitcoin-bears-face-critical-resistance-at-64000/

 56 
 on: Today at 07:07:26 AM 
Started by Bulista - Last post by nomachine
if one day I found/solve one of those i will provide the evidence, method and details about it and more important the fucking private key.

Me too. If not through this username, then through another one. The biggest stupidity is not having a private key here for puzzles above 100. I would also donate to the developer if I solve the puzzle through his program. In the event that my bot takes the prize - the first address gets 50%....I would NEVER think of killing the winner.

 57 
 on: Today at 07:04:36 AM 
Started by Ziskinberg - Last post by Maslate
Sad but true, the government has outpaced us by putting regulations on companies that accept and pay in crypto. So, no matter what we do, we’ll likely still be traced. We have mixers, but using them is risky since they can be frozen anytime, as they claim it’s used for money laundering.

Actually, the government wouldn't have made KYC requirements so strict, which led to the loss of our privacy, if scams weren’t so rampant worldwide. We have no choice but to adapt to the changes and comply.

To be honest, I never did something which could lead to get me arrested or freeze my bank account. But we never know, a simple political debate can end up getting me arrested and seizing my money and all the assets belonging to me. You cannot even stand against the corruption. The government and its entity will always keep their eyes on you and vanish you from the world.

I live in a third-world country where a lot of people were killed and arrested just because they spoke the truth. They spoke for their rights, they spoke against the corruption but ended up being murdered or the government seized their assets blaming something.

We’re lucky if we live in a country where the government isn’t corrupt, because we can trust them with our details and wouldn’t hesitate to comply with KYC. But you’re right, that’s how it goes, especially in third-world countries where poverty is high, mainly because of corruption. You never really know who’s watching you. If you disagree with the government, they can come after you since they have unlimited resources, resources that should be for the people, used in the people’s best interest, but instead get spent on their personal agendas.

 58 
 on: Today at 07:04:27 AM 
Started by The Hidebehinder - Last post by An71qu3
If you want to mint i found Luminex easy to use. And for trading well Magisat.io is the one of the best Wink https://magisat.io/runes

 59 
 on: Today at 07:04:13 AM 
Started by Reincarnated Sat - Last post by Kelward
To effectively hodl Bitcoin on the long term requires strategy so that the holder can become more focused on the long term investment. Before talking about accumulating Bitcoin and having emergency funds on ground it's important to understand that your income must first cover your basic or primary needs first. If what you're earning is not enough to support your feeding, rent and basic amenities like water and electricity then you should postpone the idea of any investments unit you increase your income. When these basic needs are met then you can conveniently do your DCA method and from money that is put aside for miscellaneous expenses can cater for emergency funds.

 60 
 on: Today at 06:35:50 AM 
Started by DaNNy001 - Last post by rhodelmabanal
I think all of us knows about the power of holding btc, if we look at the past price of btc we can wonder how big the profit of the investor's who buy BTC on it was first traded on the market until now, it cannot be explained if we can all know that bitcoin will reach this far then we hold and we are now millionaires.

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