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

[friends1980]

I am also still blamed for past mistakes.
I just hope that God will judge between you and me.

Looks like God judged indeed and it doesn't look too good for you. He downgraded your rank all the way back to Jr. Member after reviewing all of your fraudulent posts... Apparently, in this forum, the mods are the gods.

Since you do not like being blamed for past mistakes, I'm lending you a hand to avoid you from being blamed for future mistakes, too. You're welcome.


In this post, even the quotes from the interview were spinned. Simply google the original (correct) quote "I am no longer involved in that and I cannot discuss it" to find out. The correct original quote from the interview is:

"I am no longer involved in that and I cannot discuss it. It’s been turned over to other people. They are in charge of it now. I no longer have any connection."

After our friend's text-spinning make-over, it has become:

"I no longer participate in this work and I can not talk about it. This project has been entrusted to other people and they are now in charge of it. I have nothing to do with them anymore."

Plagiarism, no source, text spinning. The fact that spinning was used, proves that this was not simply "forgetting to" or "not knowing that you should" add the source, but clearly trying to act as if the article was written by himself.

Here's our good friend's copy-pasted OP: https://web.archive.org/web/20201010080501/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5271927.0

In 2014, Leah McGrath Goodman published a report in Newsweek claiming that Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto, a 64-year-old Japanese-American man from Southern California, was the creator of Bit[Suspicious link removed]dman claims that Doreen Nakamoto "implicitly" identified himself as Satoshi Nakamoto in an interview with Goodman; However, Doreen Nakamoto later vehemently denied any involvement in the creation of bitcoin.

McGrath Goodman is a distinguished reporter who has won awards in his career and has published articles in prestigious publications such as the Wall Street Journal, Fortune and the Guardian. In an interview with Anthony Pompliano, he explained that he now has new information about Nakamoto's identity and intends to write more about it. Goodman stated:

As my report was being published, the Department of Homeland Security launched an investigation.
I received many emails; But I received a special email from a group who wanted to divulge real information, and I hope to write more about it and provide more information about my initial report.

There are many more secrets, and they are not all just about Durin, and I think we all knew that.

Just focusing on Dorin was not very satisfying; There are definitely more tips and I really hope to be able to publish them as well.
Also, I want to respect the privacy and feelings of the people who spoke to me.

Goodman quoted Nakamoto as saying:

I no longer participate in this work and I can not talk about it.
This project has been entrusted to other people and they are now in charge of it. I have nothing to do with them anymore.

Police officers at the scene later confirmed that Goodman's quote from Nakamoto was correct.

In an interview with Pompliano, McGrath Goodman said that the issue of his relationship and interaction with Nakamoto before the face-to-face meeting was quite clear. He explained:

We've been exchanging emails for weeks. I even sent him an email with Bitcard given to me by Gavin Andresen. He also received all these emails before the interview, knowing that we were going to talk about bitcoin.

I was disappointed that he later claimed that he did not know what the subject of the conversation was. He certainly knew we wanted to talk about bitcoin. We've been talking about this for weeks on the Internet before I actually went to his house.

... And here's the original article: https://dailyhodl.com/2020/08/26/journalist-behind-explosive-bitcoin-investigation-teases-new-info-on-satoshi-nakamoto/

Leah McGrath Goodman published a report in 2014 suggesting Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto, a 64-year-old Japanese-American man and Southern California resident, was the creator of Bitcoin. Although she says Dorian Nakamoto appeared to “tacitly acknowledge” that identity in brief comments made to her, he later categorically denied any involvement in the creation of BTC.

McGrath Goodman, an award-winning reporter who’s published pieces in outlets like the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, and the Guardian, tells Anthony Pompliano that she now has new information on the story and is looking to write more.

“Homeland security opened an investigation as my story was coming out. I, of course, got lots of e-mails, but I got an e-mail from one group in particular that had real information to share, and I do hope to write a follow-up story that provides a lot more information surrounding what I reported initially. There is so much more and it isn’t specific to just Dorian, and I think we all knew that. It was not satisfying to just focus on Dorian – there is definitely more, and I hope very much to be able to share that. I also feel like I want to respect the privacy and feelings of some of the people who talked to me.”

McGrath Goodman first started looking into Bitcoin 2013.

Her investigation led her to Southern California, where Nakamoto had formally changed his name in 1973 from Satoshi Nakamoto to “Dorian Prentice Satoshi Nakamoto.” McGrath Goodman pointed to the fact that Nakamoto worked as a physicist and engineer, working for decades on classified projects for both the military and private sector companies.

She also interviewed family members who – while uncertain about Nakamoto’s identity as Bitcoin’s creator – indicated that he was a libertarian who distrusted the government and banks. Additionally, she pointed out similar quirks in Dorian Nakamoto and the Bitcoin creator’s writing styles.

When the reporter visited his home in Temple City, California, Nakamoto called the police. When the officers arrived, McGrath Goodman says Nakamoto remarked that he thought he was going to get in trouble if he talked to McGrath Goodman. The reporter then told the police she thought he was the creator of Bitcoin.

Says Nakamoto,

“I am no longer involved in that and I cannot discuss it. It’s been turned over to other people. They are in charge of it now. I no longer have any connection.”

The police present at the scene later confirmed Nakamoto had been quoted accurately.

In her interview with Pompliano, McGrath Goodman says the subject of her exchanges with Nakamoto before the in-person visit was crystal clear.

“There were weeks of us exchanging e-mails. I even sent him a letter with a Bitcard in it that Gavin [Andresen] had given me. And so when I did interview him, he had already received all this and knew that what we were talking about was Bitcoin, so I think one of the things that was most disappointing to me was in the aftermath him saying he didn’t know that that’s what we were talking about. He definitely knew that we were talking about it. We had been talking about it for weeks before I actually physically visited him.”

I'm quite sure many people have been banned for less, f.i. for actually sincerely not knowing you should add the source. This guy text-spinned the article, so he clearly knew about the plagiarism rules.

Anyway, whatever the judgment of the gods mods may be, the whiner will be relieved to hear it's the last time I'm spending any time and energy on him.

I'm pretty confident he'll get himself into trouble again soon enough.

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[lovesmayfamilis]

intrader

Ingredients
3 tbsp olive oil
1 onion, finely chopped
2 large garlic cloves, crushed
½ tsp chilli flakes (optional)
400g can chopped tomatoes
5 anchovy fillets, finely chopped
120g pitted black olives
2 tbsp capers, drained
300g dried spaghetti
½ small bunch of parsley, finely chopped
Method
STEP 1
Heat the oil in a non-stick pan over a medium-low heat. Add the onion along with a generous pinch of salt and fry for 10 mins, or until soft. Add the garlic and chilli, if using, and cook for a further minute.

STEP 2
Stir the tomatoes, anchovies, olives and capers into the onion, bring to a gentle simmer and cook, uncovered, for 15 mins. Season to taste.

STEP 3
Meanwhile, bring a large pan of salted water to the boil. Cook the spaghetti following pack instructions, then drain and toss with the sauce and parsley.

https://loyce.club/archive/posts/5535/55353095.html


https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/spaghetti-puttanesca

[blue Snow]

User : Bitcoinenthusiasts23
Topic : Long term #HODL's I'd like to buy and forget
Archived : Archived

1)BAT
The BAT has been one of the hottest and best cryptocurrencies throughout 2018, 2019 and 2020.
Basic Attention Token (BAT) is another utility token and is utilised by the Brave Browser. The BAT token is used to tip content creators, as well as virtually anyone you find helpful on the Internet.

Copy from https://trading-education.com/what-top-10-cryptocurrencies-will-explode-in-2020

The BAT has been one of the hottest and best cryptocurrencies throughout 2018, 2019 and 2020.

Basic Attention Token (BAT) is another utility token and is utilised by the Brave Browser. The BAT token is used to tip content creators, as well as virtually anyone you find helpful on the Internet.

NEM is actually quite different from other cryptocurrencies for two main reasons, which makes it quite attractive to young investors.
First, instead of mining, you ‘harvest’; second, ‘proof-of-importance’ is how you determine who will harvest the next block. On top of being a cryptocurrency, NEM is also a platform for building applications.

NEM is actually quite different from other cryptocurrencies for two main reasons, which makes it quite attractive to young investors.

First, instead of mining, you ‘harvest’; second, ‘proof-of-importance’ is how you determine who will harvest the next block. On top of being a cryptocurrency, NEM is also a platform for building applications.

look all post are plagiarism.


another copy paste from Bitcoinenthusiasts23 -He received merit by copy paste post from Asuspawer09 thread - archived

Just a Fact that investing in 1$ in bitcoin every day over the last five years could actually give you a profit of $20,405, just investing or spending over $1,858 in bitcoin...
Of course, this doesn't involve transaction fee but still, it was just 1$ investment every day or just like buying a coffee every day you could already accumulated more than $20k of bitcoin.
It is interesting to note that this could be a decent strategy for those that want to buy at every price without going through the risk of buying too much at a too high price. Considering that Bitcoin may one day (hopefully) be worth more than a $100K, this could still be a viable strategy.
Let me know what you think of this in the comments below.

Just a Fact that investing in 1$ in bitcoin every day over the last five years could actually give you a profit of $20,405, just investing or spending over $1,858 in bitcoin...
Of course, this doesn't involve transaction fee but still, it was just 1$ investment every day or just like buying a coffee every day you could already accumulated more than $20k of bitcoin.

another copy paste - archived

The media sector is always innovating — harnessing the latest and greatest technology to create and distribute content in the battle for eyes and ears. From virtual reality videos to CGI in blockbuster films to video game streaming, there's no shortage of ways to grab our attention .

1) Mediachain uses blockchain to automatically connect music to its originator and provide background information about the music. The independent, decentralized music library automatically gives a listener information about the creator, producer and lyrics to provide a more transparent listening experience.

2) Fluz Fluz pairs blockchain with social media on its e-commerce platform. The company offers cash-back rewards for shopping at some of the largest companies in the world, like Starbucks, Nike, Disney and Uber.

3) I've saved the best for the last.
(EarnBet) is an online decentralized casino operating on the WAX chain providing state of the art block chain gaming services to its users. It recently partnered up with ChainLINK to benefit from its state of the art prediction mechanisms and is listed on Binance Dex and Uniswap. Its particularly a game changer as the trends indicate online casino's getting more organic traction whilst traditional casinos losing their popularity. Its one of the only fully decentralized and registered casino's that Indians can gamble on therefore I think it is a cracker! Check it out here https://earnbet.io

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the media sector is always innovating — harnessing the latest and greatest technology to create and distribute content in the battle for eyes and ears. From virtual reality music videos to CGI in blockbuster films to video game streaming, there's no shortage of ways to grab our attention.

[Yaunfitda]

User: Kohatiiboy
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Bitcoin is trading above the USD 10,550 and USD 10,650 support levels. Having said that, BTC is approaching a crucial breakout zone near USD 10,800 and USD 10,950. The price is currently (08:30 UTC) trading well above USD 10,650 and it seems to be preparing for the next major move.

Similarly, most major altcoins are approaching important levels, including ethereum, XRP, litecoin, bitcoin cash, EOS, XLM, LINK, BNB, TRX, and ADA. ETH/USD climbed above the USD 350 level, but it is struggling to clear the main USD 355 resistance (previous breakdown zone). XRP/USD gained pace above the USD 0.254 and USD 0.255 resistance levels.

Archive: https://archive.is/bzXZw

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Bitcoin is trading above the USD 10,550 and USD 10,650 support levels. Having said that, BTC is approaching a crucial breakout zone near USD 10,800 and USD 10,950. The price is currently (08:30 UTC) trading well above USD 10,650 and it seems to be preparing for the next major move.

Similarly, most major altcoins are approaching important levels, including ethereum, XRP, litecoin, bitcoin cash, EOS, XLM, LINK, BNB, TRX, and ADA. ETH/USD climbed above the USD 350 level, but it is struggling to clear the main USD 355 resistance (previous breakdown zone). XRP/USD gained pace above the USD 0.254 and USD 0.255 resistance levels.

https://cryptonews.com/news/bitcoin-and-altcoins-trading-near-key-breakout-zone-7908.htm

[Jeremy Franklin]

I can't tell for sure if it's plagiarism or not, but this post looks "from another world":
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Of course, as Rikafip already noted, this is pure plagiarism. He copied entire sentences with some minor modifications. I highlighted the parts that are blatant copy/paste and the rest is partially spun.

Logistics platforms based on blockchain technology are not only technically demanding, but also require the clarification of many legal issues.
In addition to data protection, for example, the implementation of the many legal sources that are particularly relevant to transport must be taken into account.
For example, the transport law framework conditions are relatively complex, because the legal cornerstones result from a complex interplay of modality-related conventions, the (controversial) rules of multimodal transport and the different national legal norms.

Furthermore, quasi-binding specifications of the lex mercatoria (e.g. ERA 600 or BIMCO bill of lading) must also be taken into account.
Moreover, such automated systems must be coordinated with the mandatory standards at national and international level (such as formal requirements or restrictions on liability for damages).
Furthermore, questions of ownership and the role of securities and book-entry securities will have to be clarified within the block chain.
Finally, the question of how to deal with the large number of discretionary decisions must also be answered, for example in assessing fault, quantifying damages or interpreting specific contractual obligations and duties.

Archived: http://archive.is/MEOGw

Source: Innovation-Based Development of the Mineral Resources Sector: Challenges and Prospects by Vladimir Litvinenko

Bumping this for visability, since my reports are still unanswered. The user SiNeReiNZzz clearly plagiarized the quoted posts. He tried to clean up the evidence and added a source afterwards, so please check the archived version of the post!

[SiNeReiNZzz]

I have explained this soo many times!
But YOU are a really bad guy, who always whant to make stress against me, but i have never hurt you!

Oh please, enough already!
Just because you are probably sick in your head and can't accept that I am certainly not a spammer, as you claim.

You only come here to the forum to annoy members and make unsubstantiated claims...  
Who is the spammer here?  

You have, apart from old things that you always say, but are solved since Months, OR completely unfounded claims, nothing against me, except that you obviously hate me!

Sorry, but your behaviour is really sad.

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Bumping this for visability, since my reports are still unanswered. The user SiNeReiNZzz clearly plagiarized the quoted posts. He tried to clean up the evidence and added a source afterwards, so please check the archived version of the post!

[The Cryptovator]

Plagiarism (copy paste).
User: Sanjida789
Post link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5281781.0
Archived: https://archive.is/OjzSI

BTCBTCBTC

Bitcoin is like digital gold in many ways. Like gold, bitcoin cannot simply be created arbitrarily; it requires work to "extract". While gold must be extracted from the physical earth, bitcoin must be "mined" via computational means.

Bitcoin also has a stipulation—set forth in its source code—that it must have a limited and finite supply. For this reason, there will only ever be 21 million bitcoins ever produced. On average, these bitcoins are introduced to the bitcoin supply at a fixed rate of one block every ten minutes. In addition, the amount of bitcoin released in each of these aforementioned blocks is reduced by 50% every four years.

The Supply of Bitcoin Is Limited to 21 Million

In fact, there are only 21 million bitcoins that can be mined in total. Once miners have unlocked this amount of bitcoins, the supply will be exhausted. However, it's possible that bitcoin's protocol will be changed to allow for a larger supply. What will happen when the global supply of bitcoin reaches its limit? This is the subject of much debate among fans of cryptocurrency.

Currently, around 18.5 million bitcoin have been mined. This leaves less than three million that have yet to be introduced into circulation.

Bitcoin Mining Rewards

The first 18.5 million bitcoin have been mined in the ten years since the initial launch of the bitcoin network. With only three million more coins to go, it might appear like we are in the final stages of bitcoin mining. This is true but in a limited sense. While it is true that the large majority of bitcoin has already been mined, the timeline is more complicated than that.

The bitcoin mining process rewards miners with a chunk of bitcoin upon successful verification of a block. This process adapts over time. When bitcoin first launched, the reward was 50 bitcoin. In 2012, it halved to 25 bitcoin. In 2016, it halved again to 12.5 bitcoin. On May 11 2020, the reward halved again to 6.25 bitcoin.

The reward will continue to halve every four years until the final bitcoin has been mined. In actuality, the final bitcoin is unlikely to be mined until around the year 2140. However, it's possible the bitcoin network protocol will be changed between now and then.

Impacts of Finite Bitcoin Supply on Bitcoin Miners

It may seem that the group of individuals most directly affected by the limit of the bitcoin supply will be the bitcoin miners themselves. Some detractors of the protocol claim that miners will be forced away from the block rewards they receive for their work once the bitcoin supply has reached 21 million in circulation.

Without the incentive provided by a prize of bitcoin at the end of a rigorous and costly mining process, miners may not be driven to continue to support the network. This would have disastrous effects for bitcoin.

Mining is not just a process by which new tokens are introduced into the ecosystem; it is first and foremost the way in which the decentralized blockchain is supported and maintained (in the absence of a central bank or other single authority). If miners abandon their work, the network may be forced to move toward centralization or collapse entirely.

Even when the last bitcoin has been produced, miners will likely continue to actively and competitively participate and validate new transactions. The reason is that every bitcoin transaction has a small transaction fee attached to it.

These fees, while today representing a few hundred dollars per block, could potentially rise to many thousands of dollars per block, especially as the number of transactions on the blockchain grows and as the price of a bitcoin rises. Ultimately, it will function like a closed economy, where transaction fees are assessed much like taxes.

Special Considerations

It's worth noting that it is projected to take more than 100 years before the bitcoin network mines its very last token. In actuality, as the year 2140 approaches, miners will likely spend years receiving rewards that are actually just tiny portions of the final bitcoin to be mined. The dramatic decrease in reward size may mean that the mining process will shift entirely well before the 2140 deadline.

It's also important to keep in mind that the bitcoin network itself is likely to change significantly between now and then. Considering how much has happened to bitcoin in just a decade, hard forks, new protocols, new methods of recording and processing transactions, and any number of other factors, may impact the mining process. It's also true that, at some point before 2140, bitcoin may very well fall entirely out of favor. This could essentially render the entire process obsolete, as well as the question about what will happen when all bitcoin are mined.

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Bitcoin is like digital gold in many ways. Like gold, bitcoin cannot simply be created arbitrarily; it requires work to "extract". While gold must be extracted from the physical earth, bitcoin must be "mined" via computational means.

Bitcoin also has a stipulation—set forth in its source code—that it must have a limited and finite supply. For this reason, there will only ever be 21 million bitcoins ever produced. On average, these bitcoins are introduced to the bitcoin supply at a fixed rate of one block every ten minutes. In addition, the amount of bitcoin released in each of these aforementioned blocks is reduced by 50% every four years.

The Supply of Bitcoin Is Limited to 21 Million
In fact, there are only 21 million bitcoins that can be mined in total.1 Once miners have unlocked this amount of bitcoins, the supply will be exhausted. However, it's possible that bitcoin's protocol will be changed to allow for a larger supply. What will happen when the global supply of bitcoin reaches its limit? This is the subject of much debate among fans of cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin Mining Rewards
The first 18.5 million bitcoin have been mined in the ten years since the initial launch of the bitcoin network. With only three million more coins to go, it might appear like we are in the final stages of bitcoin mining. This is true but in a limited sense. While it is true that the large majority of bitcoin has already been mined, the timeline is more complicated than that.

The bitcoin mining process rewards miners with a chunk of bitcoin upon successful verification of a block. This process adapts over time. When bitcoin first launched, the reward was 50 bitcoin. In 2012, it halved to 25 bitcoin. In 2016, it halved again to 12.5 bitcoin. On May 11 2020, the reward halved again to 6.25 bitcoin.

The reward will continue to halve every four years until the final bitcoin has been mined. In actuality, the final bitcoin is unlikely to be mined until around the year 2140. However, it's possible the bitcoin network protocol will be changed between now and then.

Impacts of Finite Bitcoin Supply on Bitcoin Miners
It may seem that the group of individuals most directly affected by the limit of the bitcoin supply will be the bitcoin miners themselves. Some detractors of the protocol claim that miners will be forced away from the block rewards they receive for their work once the bitcoin supply has reached 21 million in circulation.

Without the incentive provided by a prize of bitcoin at the end of a rigorous and costly mining process, miners may not be driven to continue to support the network. This would have disastrous effects for bitcoin.

Mining is not just a process by which new tokens are introduced into the ecosystem; it is first and foremost the way in which the decentralized blockchain is supported and maintained (in the absence of a central bank or other single authority). If miners abandon their work, the network may be forced to move toward centralization or collapse entirely.2

Even when the last bitcoin has been produced, miners will likely continue to actively and competitively participate and validate new transactions. The reason is that every bitcoin transaction has a small transaction fee attached to it.

These fees, while today representing a few hundred dollars per block, could potentially rise to many thousands of dollars per block, especially as the number of transactions on the blockchain grows and as the price of a bitcoin rises. Ultimately, it will function like a closed economy, where transaction fees are assessed much like taxes.

Special Considerations
It's worth noting that it is projected to take more than 100 years before the bitcoin network mines its very last token. In actuality, as the year 2140 approaches, miners will likely spend years receiving rewards that are actually just tiny portions of the final bitcoin to be mined. The dramatic decrease in reward size may mean that the mining process will shift entirely well before the 2140 deadline.

Source: https://www.investopedia.com/tech/what-happens-bitcoin-after-21-million-mined/

Surprisingly, this user copy-pastes his first post. Hadn't even mention of the source. Banning him/her would be a lesson for all brand new accounts.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Plagiarism (copy paste).
User: Karanpq
Post link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5272672.msg55377531#msg55377531
Archived: https://archive.st/lomb

To add more to your points, you can consider these too:

  Low Transaction Costs

Because cryptocurrencies and blockchain don’t need an actual brick-and-mortar building to exist, the costs associated with their transactioning are minimal. There is no need for employee wages, utility bills or rent to be paid, so these savings naturally morph into low transaction fees. This in turn encourages more and more people to trust these new financial tools and start transactioning, allowing for the global economy to be more closely intertwined. And depending on the broker you choose, you can even trade with no minimum deposit requirements - as offered by CryptoRocket, for example.

Increased Transparency of Transactions

Since all blockchain and cryptocurrencies transactions are automated and digitized, they are all tracked in a distributed ledger. The best part about it is that it cannot be manipulated by either people or companies, which greatly diminishes the risk of fraud and corruption. This means that underdeveloped countries also have a greater chance of entering the financial transactions game and boost their own economy and social prospects. What’s more, citizens will be able to keep track of where state funds will be oriented and will thus have a say within their own political climate.

By the way, I’ve been using a method for the past 2 years now and made a couple of thousand dollars also hopefully saved myself from the wrath of the market destabilization and older mining techniques. You can sell mined BTC to RRMine directly or keep them yourself, its up to you.

In case you have some disposable income and you really want to invest in bitcoin, then I’s suggest you to go for cloud mining. Companies like RRMines and Bitdeer offer such services and this investment is definitely worth it.

I’ve been using this method for the past 2 years now and hopefully saved myself from the wrath of the market destabilization and older mining techniques. I use RRMine for this. They’ve a variety of products, lock-in period of 30 days, 90 days, 180 days are also available. After the end of the lock-in period, users can freely trade or renew their computing power contracts. The contracts can be transferred to other users or repurchased by platforms then users can recoup their costs for buying contract.

You can also pay $13.99 for 7 days, the mining profit will cover your cost for purchasing the computing power

A fixed investment will get you a more stable income, and you can choose to sell mined BTCs when the price is right for you. Also you do not need to know how to set up, operate and maintain a crypto farm, these companies will take care of them all for you, it’s more of an investment instead of a technological challenge.

You can easily register on their websites and RRMine also has a mobile app, I don’t about other but I find this very handy.

Hope you found value in this answer.

source
https://www.finextra.com/blogposting/18159/how-cryptocurrencies-can-help-global-economy-and-build-a-better-future

[lovesmayfamilis]

Plagiarism (copy paste).
User: ArturoProfit
Post link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5282089.msg55380669#msg55380669
Archived: https://archive.st/w3a4

If Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer electronic money system, then DeFi is a peer-to-peer electronic financial instrument system. The ecosystem of decentralized finance can provide anyone with access to traditional financial services, eliminating the need for intermediaries and lowering barriers to entry.
How useful do you think it will be in the future and will it be affordable for small investors?

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https://medium.com/@bitxmiexchange/what-is-defi-the-complete-beginners-guide-8083b198aa35

[SFR10]

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User: BlockchainnX
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If you want to know what DeFi is, we could define it as a set of financial services that use smart contracts to carry out transactions. These are executed in an automated way, without intermediaries such as banks or lawyers and they do so thanks to blockchain technology.

5 definitions about DeFi

Since it is a new concept and, many times, difficult to understand, let’s turn to what other authors say:
 
Cointelegraph: “The term DeFi or Decentralized Finance is the evolution of the well-known FinTech that were born in the 20th century. Its objective is to offer a whole series of services built on a decentralized infrastructure that allows user interaction with the platform directly, leaving intermediaries behind.”
 
Bitcoin Mexico: “DeFi is an open financial ecosystem of decentralized finance that includes digital assets, protocols, smart contracts and dApps built on blockchain.”
 
Crypto Plaza: “DeFi is a concept that it created in 2019, to name those open source financial initiatives or projects, with non-permissive architectures, which is governed and executed in a totally decentralized and public way.”
 
Criptonovato: “DeFi refers to financial services provided by DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) avoiding intermediaries through smart contracts”
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DeFi refers to financial services provided by DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) avoiding intermediaries through smart contracts.

DeFi is a concept that he created in 2019, to name those open source financial initiatives or projects, with non-permissive architectures, which is governed and executed in a totally decentralized and public way.

If you want to know what DeFi is, we could define it as a set of financial services that use smart contracts to carry out transactions. These are executed in an automated way, without intermediaries such as banks or lawyers and they do so thanks to blockchain technology .

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User: poclerk

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Such project giving tokens after bounty ends and no passing kyc except for those projects are not willing to do kyc. But if you send it to exchanger that available that is available for kyc and not for the project.

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Such project giving tokens after bounty ends and no passing kyc except for those projects are not willing to do kyc. But if you send it to exchanger that available that is available for kyc and not for the project.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Plagiarism (copy paste).
User: shaiksajid52510
Post link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5275521.msg55395675#msg55395675
Archived: https://archive.st/w3a4

One of the most common actions identified across the surveyed jurisdictions is government-issued notices about the pitfalls of investing in the cryptocurrency markets Currently, there are several thousand cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum are the most popular ones. Check out this infographic by Total Processing to learn more about other advantages of cryptocurrencies.

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https://www.globaltrademag.com/what-is-cryptocurrency-is-it-accepted-globally/

[Rikafip]

Paraphrasing/use of text spinner

User AfshinN
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Original sources Cointelegraph Consulting: Ethereum’s on-chain activity surges and bullish sentiment spikes
                        DeFi Governance Tokens Face Three Challenges


I noticed that in very short period of time this newbie user managed to churn out 10 topics yesterday. At first it looked like he was copying his own reddit posts and just posting them here, but it somehow didn't add up so I just manually checked few Ethereum articles on known sites and voila, found something. It looks like he is paraphrasing and using text spinner for certain words like "Atrium" for Ethereum (I guess) and "floor" for bottom to avoid detection. I've seen some weird words due text spinner use, but I don't remember seeing "Atrium" yet.

There is one more suspicious topic that looks like its done in the same manner, but these two examples should be enough to prove @AfshinN real intentions.

A number of Ethereum floors have followed the same pattern over the past two months, representing a wave of sales due to panic and redistribution of Atrium by dominant traders, allowing for a quick return to price. Ethereum Thirty-Day Market Value Ratio (MVRV), which tracks the average profit (or loss) of all addresses purchased over the past 30 days, indicates that short-term holders earn an average of 8% profit. . At present, Atrium's 30-day MVRV ratio is still far from what has historically been considered a "danger zone", indicating the levels at which short-term holders have sought to sell their assets in the past.

Another notable trend is the 365-day atrium shutdown cycle, which tracks the movement of all tokens that have not changed in more than a year. This number remains at its lowest level on October 7 with an average daily floor of 13,438 ETH, indicating that long-term ether holders still do not intend to sell despite recent price recovery. Calculating the profit / loss of the Ethereum network, which is the average profit or loss of all the coins that change daily addresses, is a good way to find out which holders are afraid of selling at a loss. Amid the market crash on March 13, 2020, Ethereum Network reported a total loss of $ 2,932,200

A number of Ethereum’s bottoms over the past 2 months featured the same behavioral pattern, suggesting a wave of panic sell-offs and short-term redistribution of Ethereum to strong hands — allowing for a more sustained bounce back. This metric remains important as statisticians can calculate the "blood in the streets". Ethereum’s 30-day MVRV ratio, which tracks the average profit (or loss) of all addresses that acquired ETH in the past 30 days, indicates that the short-term ETH holders are, on average, currently up +8% on their initial investment.

Another noticeable trend is Ethereum’s 365-day dormant circulation, which tracks the renewed movement of all tokens that have previously not changed addresses for more than a year.This number has stayed relatively low since the October 7th bottom, with a recorded daily average of just 13,438 ETH, suggesting that long-term holders are still sitting on their bags despite the recent price bounceback.

Ethereum’s Network Profit/Loss, which computes the average profit or loss of all coins that change addresses daily, are a good way of seeing which holders are panic selling at a loss. Amid a market-wide crash on March 13th, 2020, Ethereum’s network realized a cumulative loss of -$2,932,200

Here is another example from one of the articles he paraphrased:

Common tokens

The main trend in Governance tokens right now is that every major DeFi platform should have one. Over the past few months, we have seen Uniswap, Aave, Curve, Compound, Balancer, etc. launch their own special tokens, making a splash in the market.

Challenge One: Focus centralized

The obvious problem that most governance tokens face is focus. About 46% of COMP tokens are distributed to shareholders and founders of the Compound team. This gives the inner circle more leeway in governance decisions than the users, which exacerbates the problem that the proposers themselves are the inner circle.

The second challenge: interest farming

Extracting mining  liquidity poses another problem for interest farming that government tokens and the platforms that use them face.
Due to interest rate farming, we may potentially face a situation where debtors are unable to repay loans, creating a deficit in a particular Governance. Such a deficit can undermine the stability of the platform.

Challenge 3: Encourage the founder to leave the project

One of the main issues is for the founders to sell their tokens and leave the project sooner. This happened recently with SushiSwap,

Fashionable token

The main trend in governance tokens right now is that every major DeFi platform needs to be seen to have one. Over the past few months, we’ve seen Uniswap, Aave, Curve, Compound, and Balancer (among others) have all launched their respective governance tokens, generating market buzz in the process.

Problem one: concentration
About 46% of Compound’s COMP tokens were distributed to shareholders, founders and the Compound team. This gives the inner Compound circle much greater weight over governance decisions than users, something which compounds (pun intended) the aforementioned problem that this inner circle will also be the ones making the proposals.

Problem two: yield farming
The mention of liquidity mining, yield farming brings us to another problem faced by governance tokens and the platforms using them.
Because of yield farming, we may potentially encounter a situation where debtors are unable to repay loans, causing a deficit in a particular governance token. Such a deficit could undermine the stability of a platform, although Kivlighan said AAVE has introduced a system to guard against this possibility.

Problem three: incentivizing founder exits
One of the key issues is with founders selling their tokens and abandoning the project early. This most recently happened with SushiSwap

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i think ,Most don't have a clue about what they are doing, they jump right in because of FOMO, they don't want to miss out and they believe that the price will keep going up for long time, mean why bears can take over at any time, always buy altcoins when they loses value only

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Most don't have a clue about what they are doing, they jump right in because of FOMO, they don't want to miss out and they believe that the price will keep going up for long time, mean why bears can take over at any time, always buy altcoins when they loses value only

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Plagiarized text:

An example:
We have a hardware capable of generating 1GKey/s and we have an input list of 10^6 addresses, the following table shows the probability of finding a collision after a certain amount of time:

Time   Probability
1 second   6.8e-34
1 minute   4e-32
1 hour   2.4e-30
1 day   5.9e-29
1 year   2.1e-26
10 years   2.1e-25
1000 years   2.1e-23
Age of earth   8.64e-17
Age of universe   2.8e-16 (much less than winning at the lottery)

Taken from:  https://github.com/ZielarSRC/VanitySearch-1   (towards the bottom of the page)

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Physical Crypto Banks are coming in India very soon

India will soon get Physical Crypto Banks, according to the recent announcement on 26th Oct by Cashaa the fintech firm will be partnering with India's United Multistate Credit Cooperative Society to build a crypto-friendly financial institution called UNICAS. The new venture will open 34 “physical branches and operations” in northern India, including the cities of Delhi and Gujarat, and the state of Rajasthan.

These branches will allow Indian businesses & individual users to open savings accounts to buy, store, and save cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), #Ethereum (ETH), XRP, and its native token CAS. The firm also reportedly will allow customers to use their crypto holdings as collateral for loans, and to buy crypto with local fiat currency.

“Most Indians are not aware or are misinformed about cryptocurrency as an online product and they tend to trust what they see or what the government recognizes and recommends,” said Cashaa CEO Kumar Gaurav. “India is still largely a cash-based economy despite a demonetization drive. We intend to address both issues which are slowing the process of cryptocurrency adoption.”

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Original: https://cointelegraph.com/news/british-fintech-firm-opening-physical-crypto-bank-branches-in-india

Earlier this month, Cashaa India stated that it would allow Indian businesses and individuals to open a savings account to buy, store, and save cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), XRP, and its native token CAS. The firm also reportedly will allow customers to use their crypto holdings as collateral for loans, and to buy crypto with local fiat currency.

In addition, Cashaa stated it would retrofit The United’s existing locations into crypto education centers.

“Most Indians are not aware or are misinformed about cryptocurrency as an online product and they tend to trust what they see or what the government recognizes and recommends,” said Cashaa CEO Kumar Gaurav. “India is still largely a cash-based economy despite a demonetization drive. We intend to address both issues which are slowing the process of cryptocurrency adoption.”

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<sup>- This user is using this forum to promote his/her website with a combination of plagiarized/paraphrased content.
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Revenue
Revenue is often referred to as the top line because it sits at the top of the income statement. The revenue number is the income a company generates before any expenses are taken out.


For example, with a shoe retailer, the money it makes from selling shoes before accounting for any expenses is its revenue. If the company also has income from investments or a subsidiary company, that income is not considered revenue; it does not come from the sale of shoes. Additional income streams and various types of expenses are accounted for separately.

Profit
Also referred to as the bottom line, profit is referred to as net income on the income statement. There are variations of profit on the income statement that are used to analyze the performance of a company. 


However, there are other profit margins in between the top line (revenue) and bottom line (net profit); the term "profit" may emerge in the context of gross profit and operating profit. These are steps on the way to net profit.

Gross profit is revenue minus the cost of goods sold (COGS), which are the direct costs attributable to the production of the goods sold in a company. This amount includes the cost of the materials used in creating the good along with the direct labor costs used to produce the good.

Operating profit is gross profit minus all other fixed and variable expenses associated with operating the business, such as rent, utilities, and payroll.

Example: Revenue vs. Profit
Below are the figures and the income statement portion for J.C. Penney for 2017. The numbers were reported on their 10K annual statement, closing on Feb. 03, 2018.

Revenue or Total Net Sales = $12.50 billion
Gross Profit = $4.33 billion (total revenue of $12.50B – COGS of $8.17B)
Operating Profit = $116 million (minus all other fixed and variable expenses associated with operating the business, such as rent, utilities, and payroll)
Profit or Net income = –$116 million (a loss)1


Key Differences
When most people refer to a company's profit, they are not referring to gross profit or operating profit, but rather net income, which is the remainder after expenses, or the net profit. It's possible for a company to generate revenue but have a net loss. We can see that J.C. Penney suffered a loss on the bottom line of $116 million, despite earning $12.5 billion in revenue. The loss occurs typically when debts or expenses outstrip earnings, as in the case of J.C. Penney.

Special Considerations
Accrued revenue is the same as unrealized revenue. Accrued revenue is the revenue earned by a company for the delivery of goods or services that have yet to be paid by the customer.

For example, a company sells widgets for $5 each on net-30 terms to all of its customers and sells 10 widgets in August. Since it invoices its customers on net-30 terms, the company's customers won't have to pay until 30 days later, or on Sept. 30. As a result, the revenue for August will be considered accrued revenue until the company receives customer payment.

From an accounting standpoint, the company would recognize $50 in revenue on its income statement and $50 in accrued revenue as an asset on its balance sheet. When the company collects the $50, the cash account on the income statement increases, the accrued revenue account decreases, and the $50 on the income statement will remain unchanged.

It's important not to confuse accrued revenue with unearned revenue; unearned revenue can be thought of as the opposite of accrued revenue.

Unearned revenue accounts for money prepaid by a customer for goods or services that have not been delivered. If a company requires prepayment for its goods, it would recognize the revenue as unearned, and would not recognize the revenue on its income statement until the period for which the goods or services were delivered.

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Revenue vs. Profit

Income
Revenue is often referred to as the first line because it is at the top of the income statement. The revenue number is the revenue that the company receives before the costs are deducted.


For example, in a shoe retailer, the money he earns from selling shoes to accounting for any expenses is his income. If the company also has income from investments or a subsidiary, this income is not considered income; it doesn't come from selling shoes. Additional income streams and different types of expenses are accounted for separately.

Profit
Also called the total, profit is called net income in the income statement. In the income statement, there are variations in profit that are used to analyze the company's performance.

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However, there are other rates of return between the top line (income) and the bottom line (net profit); the term "profit" may arise in the context of gross profit and operating profit. These are steps towards a net profit.

Gross profit is the income less the value of goods sold (COGS), which are direct costs associated with the production of goods sold in the company. This amount includes the cost of materials used to create the product, as well as the direct labor costs used to produce the product.

Operating income is gross profit less all other fixed and variable costs associated with doing business, such as rent, utilities and payroll.
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Example: Income versus profit
Below are the figures and part of the 2017 profit and loss statement for J. C. Penny. These figures were reported in the annual report for 10 thousand, which closed on February 3, 2018.

Revenue or total net sales = $ 12.50 billion
Gross profit = $ 4.33 billion (total revenue $ 12.50 billion - COGS $ 8.17 billion)
Operating profit = $ 116 million (less all other fixed and variable costs associated with doing business, such as rent, utilities, and payroll)
Profit or net profit = - 116 million USD. USA (loss) 1
The main differences
When most people refer to the company's profit, they do not mean gross profit or operating profit, but rather net profit, which is the balance after expenses, or net profit. The company can make a profit, but have a net loss. We see that JK Penny suffered a loss of $ 116 million, despite a profit of $ 12.5 billion. Losses usually occur when debts or expenses exceed profits, as in the case of J. K. Penny.

Special considerations
Accrued revenue is the same as unrealized revenue. Accrued revenue is the income earned by a company for the delivery of goods or services that have not yet been paid by the customer.

For example, the company sells widgets for $ 5 each on a net-30 basis to all its customers, and in August sells 10 widgets. Because he invoices his customers on a net 30 basis, the company's customers will only have to pay in 30 days or on September 30. As a result, revenue for August will be considered accrued revenue until the company receives payment from the customer.
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In terms of accounting, the company recognizes $ 50 of income in its income statement of $ 50 as an asset on its balance sheet. When a company collects $ 50, the cash account in the income statement increases, the accrued income account decreases, and the $ 50 in the income statement remains unchanged.

 It is important not to confuse accrued income with unearned income; unearned income can be perceived as the opposite of accrued income.
Unearned income is money paid by the customer for goods or services that were not delivered. If a company requires a prepayment for its goods, it recognizes revenue as unearned and will not recognize revenue in its income statement until the period during which the goods or services were delivered.

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Knowledge  seeKers  and  Knowledge  providers  don’t  have  adequate  incentives  to  share  personal  contact  information  with each other, because neither can be guaranteed that the other will follow through with the exchange. to solve this, a third party organizer is  often  brought  in,  but  these  services  take  a  large  cut  of  the  profit,  resulting in a knowledge seeker being charged more, or a knowledge provider walking away with less. to get around this, many knowledge providers will ask for payment in advance, but this demands trust from the knowledge seeker’s end. there is currently no efficient application on the market to solve this problem.Blockchain  technology  has  opened  up  the  possibility  for  borderless  peer to peer transactions. this means that the exchange of information for money can be made on a global scale without a costly intermediary. experty,   our   cutting   edge   application,   is   designed   to   connect   knowledge  providers  and  knowledge  seekers  anywhere  in  the  world  using  blockchain  technology.  payments  are  automated  through  our  operations contract (oC), allowing voice and video calls to be monetized without a lengthy setup or upfront payment. Knowledge providers can advertise their services through a direct call link or Qr code, which can be placed on any social media platform. a knowledge provider simply sets their rate per minute, and when the call is complete, the oC settles the charges based on the predetermined rate. Knowledge seekers will only be charged for the length of the call.we believe experty will save countless man hours due to its ability to increase  efficiency  and  accessibility  to  the  exchange  of  knowledge  worldwide. our solution will help level the playing field, especially for those without access to the traditional banking systems.

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Plagiarism without author link and claim copyright holder

33. Posting plagiarized content is not allowed.

User: icopress

Plagiarism :

Post link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178336.msg55483191#msg55483191
Archived: https://archive.is/mHGLC#selection-5973.0-5973.32

Post link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178336.msg55487951#msg55487951
Archived: https://archive.is/AHuMC#selection-5329.0-5329.37

Post link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178336.msg55507252#msg55507252
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https://www.dietmareckell.com
https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2011/04/artificial-reefs-around-the-world/100042/
https://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2010-02/worlds-largest-airplane-graveyard-high-resolution-now-google-maps/
and other authors sources from Internet.

I made a request to one of the authors of these photos, Dietmar Eckell.



original source: www.dietmareckell.com © Dietmar Eckell

He said me that the reference to his copyright is mandatory. I publish here a screen of correspondence, some personal data has been deleted.



For this serious violation, this user should be banned

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He said me that the reference to his copyright is mandatory.

First: I think you may find some images without source reference if you search back my oldest posts. But just like in this case, I don't think the user who posts it claims it as their own work. Just to be sure, I nowadays always add a source link to images, but not all users do that. Especially in the Wall Observer thread I've seen many (innocent) cases.

Plagiarism isn't the same as a copyright violation. Plagiarism can get you banned, copyright violations can get you into other problems. Either way, plagiarism is handled by forum rules, and shouldn't be used for negative feedback:

The system is for handling trade risk, not for flagging people for good/bad posts/personalities/ideas.