Report plagiarism (copy/paste) here. Mods: please give temp or permban as needed

[hilariousandco]

This users posts look like they're being copied or translated from somewhere but not getting any hits:

Another imperative factor to consider when talking Bitcoin is a that it is decentralized cash. There is no Bitcoin building like there is a central bank building. Bitcoin does not have representatives or directions by the administration. It is a blockchain gadget controlled and kept up, and in addition valuated by the general population. It is accessible to anybody whenever and can be sent to anybody whenever.

Those early Bitcoin blasts were US-driven, yet Bitcoin has turned out to be more worldwide since 2013. What's more, information proposes that the huge blast we've seen over the previous month has been driven by surging interest in Asia.The most sensational outline of this is the way that the estimation of Bitcoin achieved a high of 5 million won in South Korea on May 25, the likeness about $4,500 and far higher than the US cost of around $2,700 at the time. The cost of Bitcoin in Japanese yen was been about $300 higher, by and large, than the cost in US dollars at the time.This sort of huge spread between monetary standards doesn't occur in develop money markets. Dealers should profit by the arbitrage opportunity — purchasing in one market and offering in the other until the point that the value hole leaves.

There's far to go before Bitcoin turns into an internationally acknowledged type of cash, virtual or not, with a few areas having by and large restricted the utilization of Bitcoin, however the quantity of nations are decreasing, with the more extensive issue being simply the absence of direction on Bitcoin combined with worries over innovation confinements.
Innovative improvement over the short to medium-term will unquestionably impact the estimation of the business sectors and, as a worldwide administrative scene creates, we would expect the use and request to expand, driving the esteem, the sorts of profits that are not clear with money, still as of now looking after its 'Money is King' status.

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[stompix]

The best match I get is :

https://www.vox.com/new-money/2017/5/26/15687062/bitcoin-bubble-explained

Those early Bitcoin booms were US-centric, but Bitcoin has become more international since 2013. And data suggests that the big boom we’ve seen over the past month has been driven by surging demand in Asia.

The most dramatic illustration of this is the fact that the value of Bitcoin reached a high of 5 million won in South Korea on May 25, the equivalent of about $4,500 and far higher than the US price of around $2,700 at the time. The price of Bitcoin in Japanese yen was been about $300 higher, on average, than the price in US dollars at the time.

This kind of big spread between currencies doesn’t happen in mature currency markets. Traders are supposed to capitalize on the arbitrage opportunity — buying in one market and selling in the other until the price gap goes away.

Those early Bitcoin blasts were US-driven, yet Bitcoin has turned out to be more worldwide since 2013. What's more, information proposes that the huge blast we've seen over the previous month has been driven by surging interest in Asia.The most sensational outline of this is the way that the estimation of Bitcoin achieved a high of 5 million won in South Korea on May 25, the likeness about $4,500 and far higher than the US cost of around $2,700 at the time. The cost of Bitcoin in Japanese yen was been about $300 higher, by and large, than the cost in US dollars at the time.This sort of huge spread between monetary standards doesn't occur in develop money markets. Dealers should profit by the arbitrage opportunity — purchasing in one market and offering in the other until the point that the value hole leaves.

[LoyceV]

This users posts look like they're being copied or translated from somewhere but not getting any hits:

You're right, unleash the bans I found this one by searching for "factor to consider when talking Bitcoin is a that it is decentralized", omiting the part that doesn't sound natural ("imperative").

Another imperative factor to consider when talking Bitcoin is a that it is decentralized cash. There is no Bitcoin building like there is a central bank building. Bitcoin does not have representatives or directions by the administration. It is a blockchain gadget controlled and kept up, and in addition valuated by the general population. It is accessible to anybody whenever and can be sent to anybody whenever.

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Another important factor to consider when talking Bitcoin is a that it is decentralized money. There is no Bitcoin building like there is a federal reserve building. Bitcoin does not have employees or regulations by the government. It is a blockchain device regulated and maintained, as well as valuated by the public. It is available to anyone at any time and can be sent to anyone at any time.

Those thesaurus  bots are annoying.

While checking his posts, I also found someone who copied from him again. Please ban Newbie bnguyenhuong191 banned! too:
Copy:

Of course yes, we dont know what will happen in the future, some coins may rise drastically that can result to lead bitcoin ahead. Many coins are being generated nowadays and we do not know what will happen to those thousands of coins, some may fail but  some also succeed. No one knows.

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Of course yes, we dont know what will happen in the future, some coins may rise drastically that can result to lead bitcoin ahead. Many coins are being generated nowadays and we do not know what will happen to those thousands of coins, some may fail but  some also succeed. No one knows.

[Heisenberg_Hunter]

Sr.Member wenhaiwevoy1822 has caught my attention while posting in Technical Discussion

Copied Thread : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4359703.0
Archived for reference : http://archive.is/yr4ys

Original Medium Post : https://medium.com/brahmalabs/a-glimpse-into-the-application-scenarios-of-brahma-os-a-value-added-operating-system-746c8b0f4077

Maybe he could have forgotten to quote the post or to give a reference to the original medium link.
I may even be wrong in reporting it here. Correct me if I am wrong.

[DooMAD]

Found two in the same thread, both from the same sig campaign, [GREENISHCOIN].  Not exactly how they should be aiming to promote their coin.  Only noticed because one of them copied my post, heh.


User kim_min888  [BANNED]

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I do believe that Roger Ver made Bitcoin cash to line up his pocket and the pockets of many many other business cartels. I remember when a big pump happened on a Korean exchange and it really led to a lot of FUD regarding Bitcoin and he was the head of that FUD. They really played a dirty game against bitcoin and although I do not have anything against other altcoins, on the contrary I collect and trade them, I do not like the underhanded way Roger Ver tried to go against Bitcoin for his own greed and for some other greedy business people to make bank.

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I do believe that Roger Ver made Bitcoin cash to line up his pocket and the pockets of many many other business cartels. I remember when a big pump happened on a Korean exchange and it really led to a lot of FUD regarding Bitcoin and he was the head of that FUD. They really played a dirty game against bitcoin and although I do not have anything against other altcoins, on the contrary I collect and trade them, I do not like the underhanded way Roger Ver tried to go against Bitcoin for his own greed and for some other greedy business people to make bank.  

User joker19  [BANNED]

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Before you start repeating your "dollar argument" for the hundredth time, you have what you want.  You've got your Bitcoin decentralisation.  No one is saying you can't have your BCH version of Bitcoin.  The problem people have is when there isn't a clear enough distinction made between the BTC and BCH versions.  Stop twisting the narrative to claim we don't want you to have your BCH version.  You've got it.  We can't take it away from you.  You're free to call it Bitcoin Cash.  But the BTC and BCH networks are not compatible and the bitcoin.com website was doing a piss-poor job of explaining that.  Many here believe it was intentional and clearly dishonest.  

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Before you start repeating your "dollar argument" for the hundredth time, you have what you want.  You've got your Bitcoin decentralisation.  No one is saying you can't have your BCH version of Bitcoin.  The problem people have is when there isn't a clear enough distinction made between the BTC and BCH versions.  Stop twisting the narrative to claim we don't want you to have your BCH version.  You've got it.  We can't take it away from you.  You're free to call it Bitcoin Cash.  But the BTC and BCH networks are not compatible and the bitcoin.com website was doing a piss-poor job of explaining that.  Many here believe it was intentional and clearly dishonest.

[ralle14]

Caught a couple of copy pasters, these two might be farmed accounts

Alizy.20 banned

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Businesses are moving their data from on-premise servers to cloud. And second, as the block- chain assets’ market like crypto-currencies is getting traction, the business decision makers are planning to diversify their assets and invest in the crypto-currencies. The commercial security products and crypto-currency wallets available in the market today, rely on encryption-based security using a single private key that is stored either on a local computer or an external cloud server. If the key is lost, stolen or hacked, the digital asset is lost. This creates the need for an enterprise class solution that provides a more robust and unified security solution not only for the digital assets like documents, files, emails etc. but also for the crypto-currency assets stored in the cloud.
Security breaches in external cloud servers, internal and external intrusions and hacking by individuals and foreign governments poses a critical threat to the enterprise data stored on commercial cloud servers.
The security of the cloud server is managed by the cloud service providers and the companies have little control over the security of their data and no significant legal remedies if their data or crypto currency assets are compromised on the cloud server.

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Businesses are moving their data from on-premise servers to cloud. And second, as the block- chain assets’ market like crypto-currencies is getting traction, the business decision makers are planning to diversify their assets and invest in the crypto-currencies. The commercial security products and crypto-currency wallets available in the market today, rely on encryption-based security using a single private key that is stored either on a local computer or an external cloud server. If the key is lost, stolen or hacked, the digital asset is lost. This creates the need for an enterprise class solution that provides a more robust and unified security solution not only for the digital assets like documents, files, emails etc. but also for the crypto-currency assets stored in the cloud.

Security breaches in external cloud servers, internal and external intrusions and hacking by individuals and foreign governments poses a critical threat to the enterprise data stored on commercial cloud servers.

The security of the cloud server is managed by the cloud service providers and the companies have little control over the security of their data and no significant legal remedies if their data or crypto currency assets are compromised on the cloud server.

parkiabi banned

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Bitcoin will grow if more people use it. I have introduced many people to know about bitcoin and it's benefits. I encourage them to invest in bitcoin. I hope that bitcoin will thrive and be accepted in over the world.moreso i also make it through social network to enhance my job

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Bitcoin will grow if more people use it. I have introduced many people to know about bitcoin and it's benefits. I encourage them to invest in bitcoin. I hope that bitcoin will thrive and be accepted in over the world.

[SFR10]

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Name: johansetifss

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Deflation occurs when too many goods are available or when there is not enough money circulating to purchase those goods. For instance, if a particular type of car becomes highly popular, other manufacturers start to make a similar vehicle to compete. Soon, car companies have more of that vehicle style than they can sell, so they must drop the price to sell the cars. Companies that find themselves stuck with too much inventory must cut costs, which often leads to layoffs. Unemployed individuals do not have enough money available to purchase items; to coax them into buying, prices get lowered, which continues the trend.

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Name: hodoricus

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Don't you think it is unsafe to retrieve tokens from open source Ethereum wallet

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Can I retrieve my tokens from the service?

Yes, you can retrieve the tokens from your assigned Ethereum wallet.

Don't you think it is unsafe to retrieve tokens from open source Ethereum wallet

# 3
Name: DeathCoins

Copy (archived):

Citizens of America can participate? It is necessary to pass KYC?

Original (archived):

Hi guys! Citizens of America can participate? It is necessary to pass KYC?

#4
Name: RarityBit

Copy (archived):

How is "MileFast Solution" related to any of the team members?

Original (archived):

How is "MileFast Solution" related to any of the team members?

On a side note: Some of them, have other recent plagiarized posts but since it looked like a common questions (posts), I used the above posts instead.

[TheQuin]

Modified copy-pasting from tokenomics Banned

The intangible characteristic of bitcoin is actually one of the problems that concerns investors but with the physical bitcoin notes, this flaw has been reduced to a greatly. These notes are not actually paper money but are somewhere between a prepaid credit card and physical money.

The intangible characteristic of bitcoin has been one of the biggest obstacles to its path to go mainstream. The lack of a physical version and being entirely digital, it has been believed by many that bitcoin won’t be able to achieve a widespread adoption.

Now, with the physical bitcoin notes, this flaw has been reduced to a great extent. These notes are not actually paper money but are somewhere between a prepaid credit card and physical money.

[o_e_l_e_o]

Brand New member: Asbab4crypto BANNED

People keep asking how to properly invest into the crypto-economy. What do I need to know? How not to lose money? How should I choose the right cryptocurrency for my portfolio, which will skyrocket in the future?

In this guide you will find an exhaustive list of answers to many of these questions.
But first, before giving you an explanation on how to invest, let me address the question: why should you even need to invest your hard-earned money? I’ll try to explain this as simply as possible.
Invest because it is growing.
Over the last 20 years...

People keep asking me how to properly invest into the crypto-economy. What do I need to know? How not to lose money? How should I choose the right cryptocurrency for my portfolio, which will skyrocket in the future?

In this guide you will find an exhaustive list of answers to many of these questions.
But first, before giving you an explanation on how to invest, let me address the question: why should you even need to invest your hard-earned money? I’ll try to explain this as simply as possible.
Invest because it is growing.
Over the last 20 years...

[TheBeardedBaby]

1. Copy-pasting using Homograph: marktee

The original /maybe/ :

I think they will both be successful but with much different use cases. Bitcoin will be a store of value like digital gold and Ethereum with be the platform in which other cryptocurrency companies are built. It will also be one of a few transaction currencies.

The copy/paster using Homographs too:

Bitcoin will be a store of value like digital gold and ethereum with be the platform in which other cryptocurrency companies are built. It will also be one of a few transaction currencies.

2. Copy-pasting using Homograph: Dalarosa

The Original :

Investing in crypto is already a risk especially if you put all your money for investment in crypto, the risk is doubled. It would be better if half of the money you have is stored in the bank. The rest can you invest in fiat or crypto or something else that is more promising and profitable. For example, invest in bitcoin or property whose price will continue to increase.

Copy/paster :

Investing in crypto is already a risk especially if you put all your money for investment in crypto, the risk is doubled.

Note, I have reported Dalarosa for using Homographs many times but now I have proof that all are copy/paste, so please permaban him.

Edit:
I see the users were auto banned after I report the two cases, what is the Autoban BTW?

[Mr. Big]

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Edit:
I see the users were auto banned after I report the two cases, what is the Autoban BTW?

It's not autoban...

[TheBeardedBaby]

It's not autoban...

OK, this is what I see in the modlog:

Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #782523
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Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #2067403

What it is then?

[TheQuin]

It's not autoban...

OK, this is what I see in the modlog:

Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #782523
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Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #2067403

What it is then?

It just means banned. The log only ever shows as nuked or Autoban, I guess its' a limitation in SMF.

[TheBeardedBaby]

It's not autoban...

OK, this is what I see in the modlog:

Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #782523
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Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #2067403

What it is then?

It just means banned. The log only ever shows as nuked or Autoban, I guess its' a limitation in SMF.

Thanks TheQuin, The message came at the moment I reported them so that's why I thought that they were autobanned. Thanks both of you for the help, and sorry LoyceV for the off-topic.

[LoyceV]

Hello! You are absolutely right, I myself without understanding broke the rule.

You broke another rule by evading your ban and posting anywhere else than your own Meta thread.
This isn't the place to discuss your ban. I have no power to either ban or unban anyone.

[ralle14]

This user made two of the same thread and copy pasted most of it. First and second thread 3 hours apart.

User : TRON0824 banned
 
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Q:So then, how safe are hot wallets?

: The security of hot wallets is dependent upon the security habits of individuals and third parties. They are vulnerable to theft because they are constantly connected to the internet. As long as something is connected to the internet, it is vulnerable to attack. But keeping very small amounts of digital currency in hot wallets is fine because a hacker probably won’t waste resources trying to gain access to small amounts of money.

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Q: So then, how safe are hot wallets?

A: The security of hot wallets is dependent upon the security habits of individuals and third parties. They are vulnerable to theft because they are constantly connected to the internet. As long as something is connected to the internet, it is vulnerable to attack. But keeping very small amounts of digital currency in hot wallets is fine because a hacker probably won’t waste resources trying to gain access to small amounts of money.

[D3F4L7 RAT]

This user copy pasted the post of bitmover (original poster)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4373754.0 -- Thread

Ethereum is a platform where you can program anything that is computable (Turing complete).
Bitcoin is "only" able to make financial transactions.

Ethereum is a blockchain especialized in running smartcontracts. Smartcontracts are contracts that are tanperprooof and digitally signed. What is in the smartcontract will be executed.

Well, I think that in 4 lines this as good explanation you can get.

Copy pasted post from sujonitsmy

Ethereum is a platform where you can program anything that is computable (Turing complete).

Bitcoin is "only" able to make financial transactions.

[Steamtyme]

Bessemer Trust's Rebecca Patterson says the U.S. is the best market for investing.

The U.S. market is overweight from a combination of added stimulus from tax reform, a February spending package that filters into government agencies and global turmoil that benefits the U.S. market, she says.

While Patterson cautions investors against trading in the European, Brazilian or Japanese markets at the moment, she says one market to consider outside of the U.S. is China.

This is a great sign of plagiarism... Reported to MODS

Source:
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/31/the-us-is-the-hottest-market-for-trading-analyst-says.html

Just putting this here to be doubly sure, I also reported to MODS.

Side note I nearly didn't check this out as it looks like they give credit poorly without links, but in reality it was a copy of someones report on Rebecca Pattersons opinion. Neat trick still caught them.

[krishnapramod]

User: tosindesign banned

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The Financial Services industry is fundamentally about facilitating the trusted exchange of
value between multiple, untrusting parties. Brokering that trust is an enormous
responsibility and carries significant risk, which is why the industry has become increasingly
reliant on costly intermediaries, manual processes, and error-prone reconciliations. Today,
more and more Financial Services institutions are looking to blockchain to enable more
efficient cross-organizational collaboration, eliminate intermediaries, and create disruptive
business models

Let’s take a look at five functions of Financial Services that are already being transformed by
blockchain technology

TRADE FINANCE
Current state
Today’s solutions for managing trade finance are built on antiquated technology and
processes that exist in silos. This adds significant risks, complexity, and time into trade
processes, as all parties have to manually verify data. Pain points include:
• Error-prone, manual processes for creating, validating, and auditing trade data and
documentation
• Siloed data that is difficult to verify, leading to multiple versions of the truth and major
fraud, compliance, and audit risks
• Disconnected legacy systems that limit new business opportunities and make it difficult for
small and medium businesses to gain access to financing alternatives

Archive.is copy: http://archive.is/NFfJS

Original:

https://azurecomcdn.azureedge.net/mediahandler/files/resourcefiles/five-ways-blockchain-is-transforming-financial-services/five-ways-blockchain-is-transforming-financial-services.pdf


User: yudi31 banned

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The Indian government says that they do not regard crypto as a legal tender and will try to remove payments by using coins like bitcoins.

In a meeting yesterday, Jaitley renewed India's commitment to end use of BTC and other cryptocurrencies in what he said was India's struggle against money laundering and terrorism financing.

He said: "The government does not recognize crypto as a legal coin and will take all measures to eliminate the use of this crypto asset in funding unauthorized activities or as part of the payment system".

But he did not rule out the possibility to see more blockchain technology.

http://archive.is/L3i44

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The Indian government says that they do not regard crypto as a legal tender and will try to remove payments by using coins like bitcoins.

In a meeting yesterday, Jaitley renewed India's commitment to end use of BTC and other cryptocurrencies in what he said was India's struggle against money laundering and terrorism financing.

http://archive.is/W5nkI

[stompix]

User Abraham777

Bitcoin transaction fees have been constantly rising for more than a year. This constant rise causes transactions to be stuck when they are sent with transaction fees that are too low. Why does this happen? And what can you do to avoid it?

With the right knowledge you can make sure your important transactions don't get stuck in limbo. It's more important than ever to learn how Bitcoin transactions work and how transaction fees affect the time it takes for your transactions to arrive.
Every Bitcoin transaction that's sent has to pay a small fee to the Bitcoin miners to be included into the Blockchain and sent. Bitcoin transactions are sent (confirmed) in batches (called blocks). Each block can only fit a limited amount of transactions and it's the transaction fee that determines if your transaction is included or not. The higher the fee you pay, the more likely it is your transaction will be included and will confirm.

If your transaction is stuck it most likely means that other users are paying a higher fee and what you paid is too low and your transaction isn't included in blocks. Sadly, there is no easy way to increase the transaction fee once the transaction is already sent. For a transaction that's stuck and already sent you can only wait until the transaction eventually confirms.

The next time you send a transaction, make sure it is sent with a transaction fee that's high enough. Most Bitcoin wallets will let you choose the fee you want to use when sending the transaction. The most common way is by selecting a transaction priority. To make sure your transaction gets confirmed quickly,I  recommend always selecting high priority.

Some Bitcoin wallets allow you to manually set the fee or to set what's called a fee level or fee size. Read on for how you can find out what the correct fee level is.
How LocalBitcoins handle transaction fees
I always send every transaction as high priority. Our transaction fees are optimized so that each transaction is confirmed within three blocks (Usually 30 minutes).

The fee we send your transaction with is not the fee that you pay, we average out the all the transaction fees we pay over a 6 hour period and charge you the average fee. This makes it easier for you to predict the fee you have to pay while it gives us the ability send some transactions with an extra high fee.
A typical Bitcoin transaction uses about 226 bytes of space, and the current fee level to get a transaction to confirm within 3 blocks is about 100 satoshis/byte. This means that the average fee you need to pay for a quick transaction is 0.00022600 BTC or 0,2281 USD.

Archive:
http://archive.is/rgg9h

Original:
https://localbitcoins.com/blog/rising-tx-fees/