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

[Veleor]

Accounts:
Newbie LApotik
Newbie CoinMam
Newbie RamilWan
Newbie RamosAn

Four copies from the same Roadmap.

Copy:

BITEXBOOK exchange was launched in January 2018. Initially, the marketing strategy was based on the ability to provide customers with access to direct fiat gateways (deposits and withdrawals using Visa/MasterCard, electronic payment systems QIWI, Yandex.Money, Webmoney, etc.). Due to this advantage, we were ready to build up our client base.

However, 2018 forced many people to come back to reality, and the fall in the Bitcoin price by 80% made it clear that this business requires other solutions. Now the client does not want to wait and create liquidity on exchange on his own. He needs to buy/sell cryptocurrency "here and now".

We began to look for ways to deal with the lack of liquidity on the exchange by creating a "bridge" for connecting liquidity from third-party providers. But this path is very expensive, because it requires the freezing of collateral on the liquidity provider's side. We are unable to provide sufficient liquidity from our own resources, so that we can make large transactions for tens of thousands of dollars.

Understanding of the problem forced us to change the approach and find other solutions to increase our own liquidity. Starting to cooperate with experienced financiers, the best developers and high-quality customer support service in 2018, we decided to increase our customer base by developing additional services and solutions in the area of blockchain technology.

TASK
Creating liquidity through our own customer base.

PURPOSE
To increase the number of customers using our services to 1 million people by the end of 2020. At the moment, the number of registered users in our exchange is about 25 thousand.

We understand that this goal is very ambitious, but we believe in ourselves, in our experience, knowledge and we guarantee the quality of the products we produce.

ICO SERVICE
our team is ready to offer a revolutionary new approach and ICO investment methodology.

(Archive)


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BITEXBOOK exchange was launched in January 2018. Initially, the marketing strategy was based on the ability to provide customers with access to direct fiat gateways (deposits and withdrawals using Visa/MasterCard, electronic payment systems QIWI, Yandex.Money, Webmoney, etc.). Due to this advantage, we were ready to build up our client base.

However, 2018 forced many people to come back to reality, and the fall in the Bitcoin price by 80% made it clear that this business requires other solutions. Now the client does not want to wait and create liquidity on exchange on his own. He needs to buy/sell cryptocurrency "here and now".

We began to look for ways to deal with the lack of liquidity on the exchange by creating a "bridge" for connecting liquidity from third-party providers. But this path is very expensive, because it requires the freezing of collateral on the liquidity provider's side. We are unable to provide sufficient liquidity from our own resources, so that we can make large transactions for tens of thousands of dollars.

Understanding of the problem forced us to change the approach and find other solutions to increase our own liquidity. Starting to cooperate with experienced financiers, the best developers and high-quality customer support service in 2018, we decided to increase our customer base by developing additional services and solutions in the area of blockchain technology.

TASK
Creating liquidity through our own customer base.

PURPOSE
To increase the number of customers using our services to 1 million people by the end of 2020. At the moment, the number of registered users in our exchange is about 25 thousand.

We understand that this goal is very ambitious, but we believe in ourselves, in our experience, knowledge and we guarantee the quality of the products we produce.

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ICO SERVICE
our team is ready to offer a revolutionary new approach and ICO investment methodology.

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[HeRetiK]

newbie Alen_btc BANNED is plagiarizing Andreas M. Antonopoulos' "Mastering Bitcoin" book:


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Securing bitcoin is challenging because bitcoin is not an abstract reference to value, like a balance in a bank account.  Bitcoin is very much like digital cash or gold.You can lose it, misplace it, have it  
stolen or accidentally give the wrong amount to someone. In every one of those cases,  
the end-user would have no recourse, just as if they dropped cash on a public sidewalk.However, bitcoin has capabilities that cash, gold and bank accounts do not. A bitcoin
wallet, containing your keys, can be backed up like any file. It can be stored in multiple
copies, even printed on paper for hard-copy backup. You can’t “backup” cash, gold or
bank accounts. Bitcoin is different enough from anything that has come before that we
need to think about bitcoin security in a novel way too.

The core principle in bitcoin is de-centralization and it has important implications for security. A centralized model, such as a traditional bank or payment network, depends
on access control and vetting to keep bad actors out of the system. By comparison, a de-centralized system like bitcoin pushes the responsibility and control to the end-users. Since security of the network is based on Proof-of-Work, not access control, the network
can be open and no encryption is required for bitcoin traffic.

The most important principle for bitcoin developers is de-centralization. Most devel‐ opers will be familiar with centralized security models and may be tempted to apply
these models to their bitcoin applications, with disastrous results.

In the longer term, bitcoin security will increasingly be implemented with hardware tamper-proof wallets. Unlike a smartphone or desktop computer, a purpose-built bit
coin hardware wallet has only one purpose and function - holding bitcoins securely.

Share your thoughts as well on this...thank you

Original:

Googling any of the above sentence fragments will lead you to Google Books or similar results of "Mastering Bitcoin"

[CucakRowo]

-snip-

I think for this, you can report to this thread :
Known Alts of any-one - A User Generated List Mk III (2019 Q3)

[LoyceV]

Please ban Newbie hargila for plagiarism, he was dumb enough to copy a topic in Meta:

Copy:

I was curious to know.
I saw when someone send merits to someone then he/she received 0.5 sMerits and received 1Merits.

So, if, there are 100 members who has 100 merits (1 each) and they if they send their merits to 100 members who has 0 merits.

Now, they 100 members (1st) have 0 sMerits and another 100 members (2nd) 50sMerits.

Now, 100 members (2nd) has 50 sMerits and he/she sends his merits to another 50 members (3rd) and

This 50 members (3rd) have 25 sMerits.... and so on.... and it is going to end, right?

In future there maybe no sMerits?

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I was curious to know.
I saw when someone send merits to someone then he/she received 0.5 sMerits and received 1Merits.

So, if, there are 100 members who has 100 merits (1 each) and they if they send their merits to 100 members who has 0 merits.

Now, they 100 members (1st) have 0 sMerits and another 100 members (2nd) 50sMerits.

Now, 100 members (2nd) has 50 sMerits and he/she sends his merits to another 50 members (3rd) and

This 50 members (3rd) have 25 sMerits.... and so on.... and it is going to end, right?

In future there maybe no sMerits?

Red trusted and red Flagged LiveCoin started a new signature campaign using Newbie LiveCoin Manager.
Part of the campaign post is plagiarism:
Update:

Yes, they've my Permission.

[Bttzed03]

Please ban for plagiarism.

User: velosepur

Copy: https://archive.fo/s7dhW#selection-3139.0-3139.108

i agree  merit is out of your interesting when you reading or replying in such thread, but lets see more now...

Original: https://archive.fo/1HhVy#selection-1489.0-1489.100

I already don't like the way clicking on +merit takes you away from the thread.  Can you please have it open in a new window?

yes, I agree with you. merit is out of your interesting when you reading or replying in such thread.

[ralle14]

User(Peacemaker) copy pasted his post from a website's guide and edited some of the words to make it less suspicious.
BPIP

Copy (archive)

ICO means Initial Coin Offering. It is a new means to raise funding for all sorts of blockchain-related jobs by offering cryptocurrency. Brand-new tasks use it to offer freshly produced crypto symbols in exchange for Bitcoin, Ether, other cryptocurrencies, and also, sometimes, fiat money. In a way, it resembles Preliminary Public Offerings (IPO), except that ICO’s are mainly unregulated and grant little to none rights to those who invest capital.
So why would any individual get or release an ICO? There are a number of ways exactly how ICO’s can be valuable for their stakeholders.
ICO Conveniences
Whoever invest money on the ICO can take enjoy the following advantages:

* An opportunity to get new cryptocurrency for a low cost in wish to obtain excellent returns on their investment (kind of like acquiring Bitcoin in 2011).
*ICO coins may include fringe benefits, like income redistribution or privileged accessibility to projects services and products.
* Capacity to support jobs and groups that you wish to help.

Meanwhile, token providers get:

* Quick access to seed financing with fewer governing limitations.

* Funds without any loss of equity unless specified otherwise.
* Chance to produce as well as explore innovative decentralized company models.

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ICO stands for Initial Coin Offering. It is a new way to raise capital for all sorts of blockchain-related projects by selling cryptocurrency. New projects use it to sell freshly minted crypto tokens in exchange for Bitcoin, Ether, other cryptocurrencies, and, at times, fiat. In a way, it resembles Initial Public Offerings (IPO), except that ICO’s are mostly unregulated and grant little to none rights to investors.

So why would anyone buy or launch an ICO? There are several ways how ICO’s can be beneficial for their stakeholders.

ICO Benefits
The investors can enjoy the following benefits:

An opportunity to obtain new cryptocurrency for a low cost in hopes to get good returns on their investment (sort of like buying Bitcoin in 2011).
ICO coins may come with additional benefits, like revenue redistribution or privileged access to projects products and services.
Ability to support projects and teams you like.

[mainconcept]

#1
User: ernst5493
Post: archived

Why are we always looking for something stable? Apart from financial incentives, what makes us constantly search for a predictable future?According to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, stability and safety overlap to form one of our most basic needs. But we struggle to feel safe on a personal level, let alone financially.  Crypto made investing available for everyone, including those with low financial literacy, flooding the market with non-professionals. There is a need for simple instruments to cover risks.Anchor token is designed to preserve purchasing power and steadily enhance monetary value over time.
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Original: https://research.algalon.com/stablecoins/

Why are we always looking for something stable? Apart from financial incentives, what makes us constantly search for a predictable future?

According to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, stability and safety overlap to form one of our most basic needs. But we struggle to feel safe on a personal level, let alone financially.  Crypto made investing available for everyone, including those with low financial literacy, flooding the market with non-professionals. There is a need for simple instruments to cover risks.

#2
User: finchdark
Post: archived

Historically, stabilizing a currency’s value and lowering its volatility has been a fundamental aim in economics, but with the unpredictable nature of black swan events and periods of inflation hitting large and small nations worldwide, it is apparent that global society has not managed to come to a sustainable solution to these problems.
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Original: https://theanchor.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Anchor-Whitepaper-26122018.pdf

Historically, stabilizing a currency’s value and lowering its volatility has been a
fundamental aim in economics, but with the unpredictable nature of black swan
events and periods of inflation hitting large and small nations worldwide, it is
apparent that global society has not managed to come to a sustainable solution to
these problems.

#3
User: mikelarteta
Post: archived

Many financial institutions are sharing the heavy exploratory lifting by funding or joining partnerships to chase and deploy opportunities for individual and joint cost savings, such as with lower inter-bank settlement fees. Over 40 industry consortiums, mostly in the financial arena, are actively exploring blockchain use cases, developing rules and standards, and creating platforms for a range of economic activities including cross-border payments, asset management, and trading. ~~~

Original: https://hackernoon.com/https-hackernoon-com-the-future-of-financial-crypto-markets-ic-ecosystem-ingotcoin-2ca59e635bc5

A number of financial institutions are sharing the exploratory heavy lifting by funding or joining partnerships to chase and deploy opportunities for individual and joint cost savings, such as with lower inter-bank settlement fees. Over 40 industry consortiums, mostly in the financial arena, are actively exploring blockchain use cases, developing rules and standards, and creating platforms for a range of financial activities including cross-border payments, asset management, and trading.~~~

#4
User: levonmorris
Post: archived

The first step on the road towards Anchor’s vision is to create a truly stable currency. To do this, we have designed Anchor as a two-token economy that consists of the Anchor Token, the system’s main currency and payment token, and the Dock Token, a utility token that stabilizes the system.
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Original: https://theanchor.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Anchor-Whitepaper-26122018.pdf

The first step on the road towards the Anchor’s Vision is to create a truly stable
currency.
To do this, we have designed Anchor as a two-token economy that consists of the
Anchor Token, the system’s main currency and payment token, and the Dock Token,
a utility token that stabilizes the system.

[morvillz7z]

Rebeccar - ^{post deleted/user not banned}

Copy:

Great project and nice concept, I will follow and give a budget to join pre ico this project. Hope this project successful. Good luck dev.

(Archive)

Original:

Great project and nice concept, I will follow and give a budget to join ico this project. Hope this project successful. Good luck dev.

(Archive)

[mainconcept]

#1
User: Nihal6443
Post: archived

Initial Exchange Offerings are all the rage in cryptocurrencies these days. Where once Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) were the funding method of choice, that changed during this past year. These days, ICOs are few and far in between, while IEOs are having their time in the sun.
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Original: https://hackernoon.com/what-is-an-initial-exchange-offering-ieo-and-how-to-use-it-for-trading-10a0f40b9854

Initial Exchange Offerings are all the rage in cryptocurrencies these days. Where once Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) were the funding method of choice, that changed during this past year. These days, ICOs are few and far in between, while IEOs are having their time in the sun.

#2
User: zaxifu
Post: archived

The initial exchange offering brings a benefit that previous ICO waves didn’t have: traders will know what the first exchange to list a given asset is going to be. Other exchanges will be able to support IEO tokens relatively fast – once they’re live – but those doing the listing will be setting the basement market price. From here, other prices will emerge; whether higher or lower, the first exchange will make the bulk of the initial trading fees on the new tokens.
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Original: https://www.ccn.com/ieos-investing-altcoins-brilliant/

The initial exchange offering brings a benefit that previous ICO waves didn’t have: traders will know what the first exchange to list a given asset is going to be. Other exchanges will be able to support IEO tokens relatively fast – once they’re live – but those doing the listing will be setting the basement market price...

[rhomelmabini]

Yoshinoya

Some text spinning has been made.

Bitcoin Processors (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) BitPay confirmed that they stopped their operations in Germany via email sent to Cointelegraph on August 1.

In the email mentioned above, a BitPay PR representative. Jan Jahosky, citing regulations which come into force next year in Germany, is the reason why the company decided to suspend services in the home country of Bayer Munich.

Meanwhile, the local information technology news outlet, Computer Base, announced earlier that it will not be able to offer Bitcoin as a payment method as a consequence of the BitPay suspension service in the country.

However, the outlet also acknowledged that most customers pay using PayPal, with some also using wire transfer, while Bitcoin does not appear to be a popular payment option. However, alternative open-source self-hosted payment processors do exist like BTCPay Server, which reduces dependency on third-party service providers

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitpay-says-it-has-paused-processing-bitcoin-payments-in-germany

Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) payment processor BitPay confirmed that it suspended its operations in Germany in an email sent to Cointelegraph on Aug. 1.

In the aforementioned email, a BitPay PR rep. Jan Jahosky cited regulation coming into force next year in Germany as the reason why the company decided to suspend its services in the country.

Meanwhile, local information technology news outlet Computer Base announced earlier today that it won’t be able to offer Bitcoin as a payment method as a consequence of BitPay suspending services in the country.

Still, the outlet also admits that most of its subscribers pay using PayPal, with some using wire transfers instead while Bitcoin does not appear to be a popular payment option. Nevertheless, self-hosted, open-source payment processor alternatives do exist such as BTCPay Server, which reduce dependency on third-party service providers.

[LoyceV]

It looks like a new service (which I don't trust at all!) has hired a bumping service. Some of the users they copied from are banned already, so it's probably using the same database with spam texts. Please ban/nuke:

Abelard Risk
Copy:

Keep thread update everyday it could very helpful for this project, because i think that will show that dev and team very respect with their investor

From:

My question is : if this project is successful then what will you do to attract new people. Because they are familiar with other exchange.

dunkerey
Copy:

My question is : if this project is successful then what will you do to attract new people. Because they are familiar with other application.

From:

if this project is successful then what will you do to attract new people. Because they are familiar with other exchange.

I can't find clear plagiarism for these, but asking trivial questions looks like a bump spammer too:

This project is interesting, about the idea. But I don't really understand it. Can you explain me how it works?

Do you think this will be safe for hackers? Can they hack your wallet?

Hello , as we all know that there some project that existed before like this one, my question is, what is the main feature of this project and the uniqueness of this than the others?

When will Ethereum mixing be available? You have a good and promising features but giving some additional informations on when are we going or everyone can expect it that will really be good.

And this one is just posting plain BS:

Looking at the trend of this project and all other mixing around, I realized that the intention is nice but with some lags. I would live to know if there will be provision on Ethereum mix and the preffered fees to be set for considerable and profitable transactions.

[mainconcept]

Text spinning:
#1 -banned

To understand why blockchain is important, look beyond wild speculation on what is built below.

The Internet bubble of the 1990s is generally considered a period of mad excess that ended with the destruction of hundreds of billions of dollars of wealth. What is less often discussed is how all the cheap capital of the boom years financed the infrastructure on which the most important Internet innovations would be built after the bubble burst. It financed the deployment of fibre optic cable, R&D on 3G networks and the construction of giant server arrays. All this would make possible the technologies that are now the foundation of the world's most powerful societies: algorithmic research, social media, mobile computing, cloud services, large data analysis, artificial intelligence, etc.
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#2 -banned

To understand why blockchain is important, look beyond wild speculation on what is built below.

The Internet bubble of the 1990s is generally considered a period of mad excess that ended with the destruction of hundreds of billions of dollars of wealth. What is less often discussed is how all the cheap capital of the boom years financed the infrastructure on which the most important Internet innovations would be built after the bubble burst. It financed the deployment of fibre optic cable, R&D on 3G networks and the construction of giant server arrays. All this would make possible the technologies that are now the foundation of the world's most powerful societies: algorithmic research, social media, mobile computing, cloud services, large data analysis, artificial intelligence, etc.
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#3 -banned

To understand why blockchain is important, look beyond wild speculation on what is built below.

The Internet bubble of the 1990s is generally considered a period of mad excess that ended with the destruction of hundreds of billions of dollars of wealth. What is less often discussed is how all the cheap capital of the boom years financed the infrastructure on which the most important Internet innovations would be built after the bubble burst. It financed the deployment of fibre optic cable, R&D on 3G networks and the construction of giant server arrays. All this would make possible the technologies that are now the foundation of the world's most powerful societies: algorithmic research, social media, mobile computing, cloud services, large data analysis, artificial intelligence, etc.
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#4

Pour comprendre pourquoi la blockchain est importante, regardez au-delà de la spéculation sauvage sur ce qui est construit en dessous.

La bulle Internet des années 1990 est généralement considérée comme une période d'excès fou qui s'est terminée par la destruction de centaines de milliards de dollars de richesses. Ce qui est moins souvent discuté est la façon dont tout le capital bon marché des années de boom a permis de financer l'infrastructure sur laquelle les innovations Internet les plus importantes seraient construites après l'éclatement de la bulle. Elle a financé le déploiement du câble à fibre optique, la R & D sur les réseaux 3G et la construction de batteries de serveurs géantes. Tout cela rendrait possibles les technologies qui sont maintenant le fondement des sociétés les plus puissantes du monde: recherche algorithmique, médias sociaux, informatique mobile, services cloud, analyse de données volumineuses, intelligence artificielle, etc.

Nous pensons que quelque chose de similaire se produit derrière la volatilité sauvage et le battage médiatique de la stratosphère du boom de la crypto-monnaie et de la blockchain. Les sceptiques de la blockchain ont grogné de joie alors que les prix cryptographiques ont chuté depuis les sommets vertigineux de l'année dernière, mais ils commettent la même erreur que les fanatiques crypto qu'ils se moquent: ils associent le prix à sa valeur intrinsèque. Nous ne pouvons pas encore prédire ce que seront les industries de pointe fondées sur la technologie blockchain, mais nous sommes confiants dans leur existence, car la technologie elle-même consiste à créer un atout inestimable: la confiance.

Original: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/610781/in-blockchain-we-trust/

The dot-com bubble of the 1990s is popularly viewed as a period of crazy excess that ended with hundreds of billions of dollars of wealth being destroyed. What’s less often discussed is how all the cheap capital of the boom years helped fund the infrastructure upon which the most important internet innovations would be built after the bubble burst. It paid for the rollout of fiber-optic cable, R&D in 3G networks, and the buildout of giant server farms. All of this would make possible the technologies that are now the bedrock of the world’s most powerful companies: algorithmic search, social media, mobile computing, cloud services, big-data analytics, AI, and more.
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[Halab]

#4

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Original: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/610781/in-blockchain-we-trust/

Oh thank you, I was sure it was plagiarism, but I couldn't find the source.
I deleted the message in the Fr section, but here is the archive : https://archive.fo/0gv64
The ban is coming.

[mainconcept]

Text spinning: archived

As a bounty hunter, you must first check the detailed information of the ICO project before deciding to join or not, this is very important to avoid mistakes when you want to join the project.
Yes, maybe this is not 100% correct, because sometimes the project is unpredictable, sometimes there is a success and even ends with a scam.
and the most important factors are:

1. The concept of ICO
This concept is a very important part of the ICO project. This shows the potential of the project in terms of market size and value. In addition, this will give you an indication of who other players are and whether ICO can steal some existing and non-existent market shares. Even superior products may not produce a good return on investment even though they have entered a highly competitive sector.

2. Background of the developer and the Team
The initial check to do is whether the team really exists, too many projects are trying to mislead investors by having a star team. Most ICO sites will have a team page with a Linkedin profile. Conduct in-depth studies of their experiences to ensure they have knowledge in their respective fields of expertise. The advisory board must provide additional substance and fill gaps in the skills and understanding of team members.

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4. Capital Increase
Some projects will inherently set very high capital to build the project, but what is important is the amount requested makes sense. Not having a hard hat raises serious questions about the motives of the project. Having private funding illustrates the investment tastes of the private funding sector and increases confidence in the project.

The team's experience, skills and knowledge cover all aspects of successful start-up. The founders came from an IT, Finance and Marketing background that summarized the core needs of business success. Whitepaper will explain the project in detail and precisely and the token structure follows industry standards with carefully allocated funds, while the road map ensures the release schedule or project realization.
Always check ICO before investing or want to take part in it and don't forget that investing is a very high risk, make sure once again that you already know the consequences and risks in the cryptoqurrency market industry.

Original: https://coinidol.com/guide-to-investing-in-ico/

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The most important factors are:

Concept
The type of business and the problem the ICO is trying to solve is extremely important. It indicates the potential of the project in terms of market size and worth. Additionally, it will provide you with an indication of who the other players are and whether the ICO can steal some of the market share. An extremely niche product is unlikely to yield a good return on investment although entering into a very competitive sector can also be risky.

Team
The initial check that should be carried out is whether the team actually exist, too many projects have attempted to mislead investors into having a star team. Most ICO websites will have a team page with a Linkedin profile. Carry out an in-depth review of their experience to ensure they have knowledge of their respective field of expertise. The advisory board should provide additional substance and fill any gaps in the skills and understanding of the team members.

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Capital raised
Some projects will inherently cost more to develop than others however what is important is that the amounts requested makes sense. Having no hard cap raises serious questions as to the motive of the project. Having private funding illustrates investment appetite from the private funding sector and raises confidence in the project.

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The team experience, skills and knowledge covers all aspect of a successful start-up. The founders are from an IT, Finance and Marketing background encapsulating the core requirement of business success. Legal, Blockchain and VR specialists come in the form of very well-known and respected advisors to support the already well rounded team.

The whitepaper is detailed and on-point, providing the reader with an informative view on what the project is, why it is required and how it plans to succeed. The token structure follows industry standards with carefully thought out allocation of funds, whilst the roadmap ensures alignment with.

Always research ICO’s before investing and do not forget, invest only what you can afford to lose.

[nutildah]

Text spinning:
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To understand why blockchain is important, look beyond wild speculation on what is built below.

The Internet bubble of the 1990s is generally considered a period of mad excess that ended with the destruction of hundreds of billions of dollars of wealth. What is less often discussed is how all the cheap capital of the boom years financed the infrastructure on which the most important Internet innovations would be built after the bubble burst. It financed the deployment of fibre optic cable, R&D on 3G networks and the construction of giant server arrays. All this would make possible the technologies that are now the foundation of the world's most powerful societies: algorithmic research, social media, mobile computing, cloud services, large data analysis, artificial intelligence, etc.
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This user posted the same thing 2 minutes earlier -- don't know how you found it was the result of a text spinner but please also report:

To understand why blockchain is important, look beyond wild speculation on what is built below.

The Internet bubble of the 1990s is generally considered a period of mad excess that ended with the destruction of hundreds of billions of dollars of wealth. What is less often discussed is how all the cheap capital of the boom years financed the infrastructure on which the most important Internet innovations would be built after the bubble burst. It financed the deployment of fibre optic cable, R&D on 3G networks and the construction of giant server arrays. All this would make possible the technologies that are now the foundation of the world's most powerful societies: algorithmic research, social media, mobile computing, cloud services, large data analysis, artificial intelligence, etc.

[Bitlover10]

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Big company and community ,this is big oprtunity bye coin
And future is very good Best of luck...........

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Big company and community ,this is big oprtunity bye coin
And future is very good Best of luck

[meanwords]

User: ALLAH 1 BANNED

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2250231

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I don't get it. You have 24k USD to welcome partners, but at the same time you are looking for minimum investment of 200 USD from people who want to partner?

We keep seeing people coming and asking for investment like this but where's your business model, your competitive research and analysis, budget statement, simple things like this? You want money, show us where it's going to:)

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I don't get it. You have 24k USD to welcome partners, but at the same time you are looking for minimum investment of 200 USD from people who want to partner?

We keep seeing people coming and asking for investment like this but where's your business model, your competitive research and analysis, budget statement, simple things like this? You want money, show us where it's going to:)

http://archive.is/zxBqF

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Original: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5176668.msg52196096#msg52196096

Copied: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5176668.msg52198035#msg52198035

http://archive.is/JSU8j

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There might be more that he copied from other people but most of his post came from threads with hundreds of replays so it's hard to pinpoint the source of his comments. Some are easy, just a simple ctrl + f and you'll see his comments copied from the others.

Edit: Good thing this user got banned. I checked and saw that all of his post are copied from the others. It sucks that this type of people exist.

[acroman08]

I'm not sure if this plagiarism has been reported and if it has I'll delete my post.

user: alexyong342 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1517001

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For eastern countries, who don’t have things like democracy to worry about, it was easy. They banned it.

The West took a more subtle approach using the jab-cross-left-hook of fear, dis-accreditation, and tax. Fear of capital loss and distrust. Stories of stolen coins, bankrupt and corrupt exchanges. Linking cryptocurrency to crime, and what the government will do to anyone who actually makes a profit.

It worked.

Globally the response to the rise in the market capitalisation of cryptocurrencies was not homeopathic.

Governments didn’t bring out the heat lamp and cream to soothe the problem.

They brought the sword and started swinging.

On the demand side…

China outright banned ICO offerings and cryptocurrency trading, but India was slightly more subtle. The Indian government made an offer the banks couldn’t refuse — sure, you (banks) are free to do what you want. But if you let your customers swap between rupees and cryptocurrency the Indian Central Bank will cut you off. Not quite waking up with a prize stallion head in the bed, but Johnny Fontaine got his movie.

South Korea, a country whose citizens are understandably Bitcoin crazy, initially banned ICO’s but allowed the restricted buying and selling of cryptocurrency. The restrictions include prohibiting anonymous deposits and reporting anyone who moved more than 10 million won ($9,300) a day into the cryptocurrency market.

In the West, while not outright banning cryptocurrency trading, the campaign to stop cryptocurrency demand moved into full swing and included…

Full KYC (know your customer) requirements to open a cryptocurrency account.

Restrictions on how much fiat currency can be moved in and out of exchanges.

Huge increases in fees from credit and debit cards to fund cryptocurrency accounts.

New tax laws. The IRS now treats cryptocurrency as property. Any profit must be disclosed. Not just from moving fiat currency into cryptocurrency and then back again, but on every individual transaction.

Strong-arming cryptocurrency exchanges with new regulation caused massive delays in account opening, and all this combined with a negative media frenzy successfully killed the demand.

Big companies too joined the anti-cryptocurrency stance.

Facebook and Google outlawed cryptocurrency advertising. Perhaps they have been persuaded by the wisdom of the establishment, considering the lightness of touch over regulation and taxation. Why bite the hand?

The speed and aggressiveness in response to the rising value of cryptocurrencies is a significant tell on the future of this technology.

The establishment wants your seat at the table.

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For eastern countries, who don’t have things like democracy to worry about, it was easy. They banned it.

The West took a more subtle approach using the jab-cross-left-hook of fear, dis-accreditation, and tax. Fear of capital loss and distrust. Stories of stolen coins, bankrupt and corrupt exchanges. Linking cryptocurrency to crime, and what the government will do to anyone who actually makes a profit.

It worked.

Globally the response to the rise in the market capitalisation of cryptocurrencies was not homeopathic.

Governments didn’t bring out the heat lamp and cream to soothe the problem.

They brought the sword and started swinging.

On the demand side…

China outright banned ICO offerings and cryptocurrency trading, but India was slightly more subtle. The Indian government made an offer the banks couldn’t refuse — sure, you (banks) are free to do what you want. But if you let your customers swap between rupees and cryptocurrency the Indian Central Bank will cut you off. Not quite waking up with a prize stallion head in the bed, but Johnny Fontaine got his movie.

South Korea, a country whose citizens are understandably Bitcoin crazy, initially banned ICO’s but allowed the restricted buying and selling of cryptocurrency. The restrictions include prohibiting anonymous deposits and reporting anyone who moved more than 10 million won ($9,300) a day into the cryptocurrency market.

In the West, while not outright banning cryptocurrency trading, the campaign to stop cryptocurrency demand moved into full swing and included…

Full KYC (know your customer) requirements to open a cryptocurrency account.

Restrictions on how much fiat currency can be moved in and out of exchanges.

Huge increases in fees from credit and debit cards to fund cryptocurrency accounts.

New tax laws. The IRS now treats cryptocurrency as property. Any profit must be disclosed. Not just from moving fiat currency into cryptocurrency and then back again, but on every individual transaction.

Strong-arming cryptocurrency exchanges with new regulation caused massive delays in account opening, and all this combined with a negative media frenzy successfully killed the demand.

Big companies too joined the anti-cryptocurrency stance.

Facebook and Google outlawed cryptocurrency advertising. Perhaps they have been persuaded by the wisdom of the establishment, considering the lightness of touch over regulation and taxation. Why bite the hand?

The speed and aggressiveness in response to the rising value of cryptocurrencies is a significant tell on the future of this technology.

The establishment wants your seat at the table.

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Nick Szabo -> merancang Bitgold tahun 1998 kemudian disempurnakan menjadi Bitcoin di tahun 2009 oleh pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto

berikut penjelasan beliau :

The central bank of the United States, the Federal Reserve, has put out “educational material� on Bitcoin for teachers and students .
The Bitcoin parts are odd enough, but this and a subsequent blog post will focus on the
following statement: “traditionally, currency is produced by a nation's government.“
Is that a fair representation of monetary traditions? At the very least it is quite incomplete.
This two-part series will proceed back in time, showing some of the many examples non-governmental money, in order to fill in some of the gaps.
 
Privately issued IOUs  and privately minted coins are covered here in part (i) of the series.
These IOUs can more specifically be described as bearer promissory notes, and even more specifically, when issued by banks, bank notes.

The Bitcoin public blockchain implements a global settlement layer ("layer 1" in bitcoin parlance).  
The closest historical analog to the Bitcoin settlement layer is not to the bank notes, nor even to the coins (despite its name),
it is to the monetary metal that for most of monetary history from ancient civilization to the 20th century ultimately underlay the IOUs.
This "metal layer" of historical money systems will be  covered in part (ii) of this series, as will some even more ancient forms of non-governmental money.

Bank notes:
Higher layers of the bitcoin ecosystem, which can include exchanges (centralized or decentralized) as well as more trust-minimized systems such as Lightning,
correspond most closely in our rough historical analogies to checking accounts (which, although often counted by economists as part of the money supply,
and not created or managed by governments, will be so familiar to most readers that they will not be covered in this series) and to private bank notes.  
In these higher layer monetary systems, a more computationally (or for bank notes physically) efficient medium is substituted for a less efficient medium
(for bank notes, often the underlying metal), usually (as is the case with checking accounts, bank notes, and centralized bitcoin exchanges alike)
at the cost of increasing trust and thus vulnerability and risk in the system.

Bank note (bearer promissory instrument) issued by the North of Scotland Bank, 1945.
Many banks besides central banks have issued bank notes that circulated as currency.  
George Selgin and Lawrence White among others have done extensive work in this area.
Knowledge of the long history of non-governmental money was one of the inspirations of the original invention of trust-minimized cryptocurrency.  
This practice continues to this day in Hong Kong and Scotland.

Critics have said that decentralized note issue, following the same principles of fractional reserve and maturity mismatch as central banks,
were just as or more prone to runs on the bank. Defenders have argued that competition between note-issuing banks formed a peer-to-peer system
where banks could redeem competitors' notes, making it more reliable and robust form of fractional reserve banking than
a central bank run or managed fractional reserve.

"During this era the U.S. had no central bank and paper money was issued by a variety of private banks.
Some was even issued by manufacturing and retail companies.
This money was backed by gold, silver, real estate, stocks, bonds, and a wide variety of other assets.
You can no longer cash them in, but they are now worth often substantial sums as collectibles...the note designs were more varied and creative than modern money,and were remarkably free of politicians' faces."

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The central bank of the United States, the Federal Reserve, has put out “educational material” on Bitcoin for teachers and students (including a quiz!). The Bitcoin parts are odd enough, but this and a subsequent blog post will focus on the following statement: “traditionally, currency is produced by a nation's government.“ Is that a fair representation of monetary traditions? At the very least it is quite incomplete. This two-part series will proceed back in time, showing some of the many examples non-governmental money, in order to fill in some of the gaps.
 
Privately issued IOUs  and privately minted coins are covered here in part (i) of the series. These IOUs can more specifically be described as bearer promissory notes, and even more specifically, when issued by banks, bank notes.

The Bitcoin public blockchain implements a global settlement layer ("layer 1" in bitcoin parlance).  The closest historical analog to the Bitcoin settlement layer is not to the bank notes, nor even to the coins (despite its name), it is to the monetary metal that for most of monetary history from ancient civilization to the 20th century ultimately underlay the IOUs. This "metal layer" of historical money systems will be  covered in part (ii) of this series, as will some even more ancient forms of non-governmental money.

Bank notes

Higher layers of the bitcoin ecosystem, which can include exchanges (centralized or decentralized) as well as more trust-minimized systems such as Lightning, correspond most closely in our rough historical analogies to checking accounts (which, although often counted by economists as part of the money supply, and not created or managed by governments, will be so familiar to most readers that they will not be covered in this series) and to private bank notes.  In these higher layer monetary systems, a more computationally (or for bank notes physically) efficient medium is substituted for a less efficient medium (for bank notes, often the underlying metal), usually (as is the case with checking accounts, bank notes, and centralized bitcoin exchanges alike) at the cost of increasing trust and thus vulnerability and risk in the system.

Bank note (bearer promissory instrument) issued by the North of Scotland Bank, 1945. Many banks besides central banks have issued bank notes that circulated as currency.  George Selgin and Lawrence White among others have done extensive work in this area. Knowledge of the long history of non-governmental money was one of the inspirations of the original invention of trust-minimized cryptocurrency.  This practice continues to this day in Hong Kong and Scotland.

Critics have said that decentralized note issue, following the same principles of fractional reserve and maturity mismatch as central banks, were just as or more prone to runs on the bank. Defenders have argued that competition between note-issuing banks formed a peer-to-peer system where banks could redeem competitors' notes, making it more reliable and robust form of fractional reserve banking than a central bank run or managed fractional reserve.

"During this era the U.S. had no central bank and paper money was issued by a variety of private banks. Some was even issued by manufacturing and retail companies. This money was backed by gold, silver, real estate, stocks, bonds, and a wide variety of other assets. You can no longer cash them in, but they are now worth often substantial sums as collectibles...the note designs were more varied and creative than modern money, and were remarkably free of politicians' faces."

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blockchain, is a growing list of records, called blocks, that are linked using cryptography. Each block contains a cryptographic hash of the previous block, a timestamp, and transaction data. By design, a blockchain is resistant to modification of the data. When people look into Ico, many are trying to know the team involved in the project, the prospects, the soft and hard cap target, the past handled projects and few other things.

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Bold part direct copy/paste from Google search.

A blockchain, originally block chain, is a growing list of records, called blocks, that are linked using cryptography. Each block contains a cryptographic hash of the previous block, a timestamp, and transaction data. By design, a blockchain is resistant to modification of the data.

Actually original article is here :  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockchain