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

[LoyceV]

It looks like disgruntled former forum treasurer OgNasty had a signature quota to reach.

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What happened to the "dividend" from airdrops based on Bitcoin holdings?

I didn't know about that. I don't see it as a violation of the treasury agreement, but it's... a bit tacky, I guess. I suppose an analogy would be a fine-art storage company selling selfies with famous artworks.

It's annoying because:
 - Not asking was unprofessional.
 - Taking a private key out of cold storage always has some amount of risk.
 - I now have to spend time on this drama.

The airdrop amount is unimportant, and I'd feel exactly the same if the airdrop amount was 100x more or 100x less. If I'd been holding the BTC, no airdrops would've been received at all, since I never participate in those.

Plagiarism:

Spending an outrageous sum of donated funds on an unknown company when everyone said it was a bad idea and would not work.  I don't see it as a violation of being the Admin here, but it's... a bit tacky, I guess.  I suppose an analogy would be like spending taxpayer money on DEI initiatives that nobody wanted, asked for, or thought would result in a positive outcome.  

 - Not asking the community (or Donators) how we wanted our funds spent was unprofessional.
 - Spending money on an unknown company always has some amount of risk.
 - Now we have to spend time on this drama.

The insane amount of BTC that was wasted is unimportant, and I'd feel exactly the same if the wasted amount was 100x more or 100x less.  If I'd been holding the BTC, no BTC would've been wasted at all, and in fact it would have grown from airdrops as I respect the responsibility that comes with fiduciary duty.

[LoyceV]

Newbie expeer with a spam-link in his profile posted plagiarism.

original:

By the way, if you want to get notified about low mempool fees to consolidate small inputs, this is the thread to watch: [May 2022] Mempool empty! Use this opportunity to Consolidate your small inputs!

Copy:

By the way, if you want to get notified about low mempool fees to consolidate small inputs, this is the thread to watch: [May 2022] Mempool empty! Use this opportunity to Consolidate your small inputs!

I didn't check his entire post, this last bit was clear enough.

[ABCbits]

Edit: this user nuked shortly after i reported those posts with this post as reference.

Can these considered as plagiarism with paraphrasing?

User: Sey Jimmy

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In my opinion, Bitcoin never provided a reliable way to earn money, especially since the early days of GPU mining over a decade ago.

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With difficulty at all-time highs, does solo mining with ASICs even make sense anymore?

If you mean earn money reliably when you say "make sense", IMO it never was since people start to mine BTC with tons of GPU more than a decade ago.

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To troubleshoot the issue without further complications, I recommend checking the debug.log file to verify if Bitcoin Core is loading the same configuration and arguments. Upon reviewing my own node's log, I noticed the following output:"

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Without additional ramification, i would suggest debug.log to see whether same configuration/argument loaded by Bitcoin Core. On my node, i see something like this.

Code:

[datetime] Config file args: ...
[datetime] Config file args: ...
[datetime] Setting file args: ...
[datetime] Setting file args: ...
[datetime] Command-line file args: ...
[datetime] Command-line file args: ...

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Providing reliable customer service and support is crucial, especially when hardware issues arise. Unfortunately, few reputable brands offer satisfactory support. Canaan was once a prominent player, but their current status is unclear. Bitmain, however, has established itself as the industry benchmark for crypto mining hardware."

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No matter amount of Bitcoin mining reward, the short answer is always ASIC with best efficiency in terms of J/TH and good price/hashrate ratio.

I don’t think it is as simple as this.

Customers need to have a decent customer service/support if something goes wrong with the hardware and I don’t think there are many reputable brands around that provide it. Canaan used to be quite big I don’t know if they are still in business but Bitmain is pretty much the golden standard of crypto miners.

So instead of choosing a brand you never heard of before, OP you should go with a miner from Bitmain’s lineup imo. (Unless you are feeling adventurous)

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I completely agree with you on this point. The original vision of Bitcoin, as outlined in Satoshi Nakamoto's whitepaper, was to facilitate peer-to-peer transactions for buying and selling goods and services online. However, today, Bitcoin is mostly used for speculative purposes, such as buying, holding, and selling to other users. In its current state, Bitcoin falls short of being a global currency, as it is not widely accepted as a form of payment for everyday goods and services. Nevertheless, if Bitcoin were to become a widely accepted payment method globally, it could potentially lead to a reduction in inflation.

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...it should be used as money for transactions and buying and selling, not just as something to buy, hold, and sell when its price goes up.  The current view of Bitcoin is far from Satoshi Nakamoto's original goal.  

I applaud you on this point. Using bitcoin for buying and selling of goods and services online by the Satoshi Nakamoto Whitepaper p2p has been sidelined and taking over with buying, hodling and selling to another user. As it is now I don't think bitcoin is a global currency since it is not widely used for buying and selling of goods and services. The day when bitcoin will be used as payment for all the countries and all the shops inflation will reduce.

[Helena Yu]

User: OnZen

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1xbit.com is looking to advertise their new promotion The World Cup Adventure. To help spread the word we would like to hire users from Member to legendary rank (1x Legendary, 1x Hero Member, 2x the rest of the rank) to help us out. If you post frequently in Gambling boards, we want to hire you.

How to Apply

Code:

Code:
Bitcointalk Username:
Profile link:
Btc Address:
Post Count: (including this one)
Forum Rank:
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1xbit.com is looking to advertise their new promotion The World Cup Adventure. To help spread the word we would like to hire users from Member to legendary rank (1x Legendary, 1x Hero Member, 2x the rest of the rank) to help us out. If you post frequently in Gambling boards, we want to hire you.

How to Apply

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Bitcointalk Username:
Profile link:
Btc Address:
Post Count: (including this one)
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[SatoPrincess]

User: OnZen

I don’t think it’s plagiarism if both accounts are controlled by one person. Can’t believe that this scam casino is back to promote on the forum. It’s not surprising that the account that opened the thread already has negative tags for cheating Bitcointalk Pie Baking Contest, I don’t expect anything less from this casino. Just watch and see how many inactive accounts (particularly those with negative feedback) will wake up to participate in the infamous campaign. 

[LoyceV]

User: OnZen

I don’t think it’s plagiarism if both accounts are controlled by one person.

Even if it's someone else, hired to do the job, I don't think reporting them for plagiarism is the right way. Just like nobody would argue the signatures he posts are plagiarism, even though someone else designed them. Otherwise, every campaign manager on Bitcointalk would be guilty of plagiarism for posting signatures designed by someone else without fully crediting them.

[Helena Yu]

I don’t think it’s plagiarism if both accounts are controlled by one person.   

IF, since there's no proof, I consider both of them aren't controlled by the same owner.

Even if it's someone else, hired to do the job, I don't think reporting them for plagiarism is the right way. Just like nobody would argue the signatures he posts are plagiarism, even though someone else designed them. Otherwise, every campaign manager on Bitcointalk would be guilty of plagiarism for posting signatures designed by someone else without fully crediting them.

Did you forget with your own post?

I didn't talk about the signature codes, you can clearly see I quoted the text, it's all same. He should be more creative to write with his own thought without need to copy from someone else.

Someone copied part of my post. Does this count as plagiarism?

Original:

I can make a deal per post, per week, per month or per year, payment in Bitcoin. Payment can be fixed in Bitcoin or dollars, but has to happen in Bitcoin. I prefer to be paid upfront, but I'm flexible if you're trusted enough.

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I can make a deal per post, per week, per month or per year for all the three above separately or together. Payment to be made in Bitcoin. We may agree to a fixed payment in dollars but the payment mode will be bitcoin.

[LoyceV]

Did you forget with your own post?

That's different. If I would have hired krishnaverma to rent out my signature (what a weird thing to write), it would have been okay for him to use my own text.

[morvillz7z]

Plagiarism


It looks like a clear-cut case of paraphrasing, aka plagiarism. The user in question is just repeating what others have said. In the examples below, you can see that his sentences/paragraphs are semantically identical to the posts he quotes, one for one...conveying the same idea but paraphrased and slightly fluffed.


UID: 222376


Copy: #1

Garnacho is actually one of the better young players but he still has issues with ego and his emotions, which makes sense because he’s still really young. A lot of the time his good performances get overshadowed by that, just because his emotions and ego get in the way.

But honestly this isn’t something new at United. We’ve seen it before with players like Rashford and even Bruno in the past few seasons. Bruno especially used to be like that but now he’s improved a lot.

If Amorim can help Garnacho deal with that side of his game, then keeping him and even making him a regular starter would make a lot of sense. But for me, the first thing Amorim needs to fix is the defense and get a proper striker in. Those two areas are still weak and should be the priority. The rest like player development and mentality can be worked on over time.

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Garnacho is actually one of the better young players but he still has problems with ego and explosive emotions because his youth is still very large which makes his good performance always covered because it is the effect of the level of ego and emotionality that is still not controlled.

But this is not new because we have also seen several other players like this at Manchester United including for Rashford and even Bruno in the previous few seasons although for Bruno he is now better.

If only Amorim can fix this problem for Garnacho then he can still be retained even the core line-up option is very open and inevitably Amorim must do that because for me for now the thing that Amorim must overhaul first is the defense and attack line for pure strikers who are still lacking, the rest can be improved over time but for the defense and finisher it is something they must prioritize.

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Even though PSG doesn’t have the big name players they used to, the other teams in Ligue 1 are even worse. Most of the players on other teams just aren’t on the same level as PSG’s guys. Sure, there are a few who might be better, but most aren’t. PSG’s front line may not have Mbappe or Messi anymore, but they still have Dembele and Kvaratskhelia.

Mbappe, Messi and Neymar were huge names, and we all know how much attention they brought. But even though PSG is missing those big players, it doesn’t mean they’re playing bad. They’re still winning games in the league. Honestly, I actually like the current PSG team better because they’ve been playing well and staying competitive. They just look smooth when they play.

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Although they don't have the world's top players like they used to, the other clubs in the French Ligue 1 are much worse. Their players are mostly not comparable to PSG's players, although there may be some who are better, but most are not. PSG's front line, although they don't have Mbappe or Messi anymore, they still have Dembele and also Kvaratskhelia.

Kylian Mbappe, Leo Messi and Neymar Jr were all big names for the players, we clearly understand the pressing forces that come with the presence of these players. Paris Saint-Germain are missing their big players but the huge absence of these players doesn't mean they're reluctant in performance, they're recording streak winnings in league games. However I would prefer the current team of Paris Saint-Germain because they've been important and competitive in games. They're so smooth when it comes to portraying excellent performance.

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Copy: #3

Real Betis have really been causing problems for both Real Madrid and Barcelona lately. I remember Anthony saying before their match that Betis had already beaten Real Madrid, so they could do the same to Barcelona. And sure enough, they managed to hold Barcelona to a draw. Whether it was luck or not, Real Betis were impressive in that game. Big repect to them.

They’ve been putting in some solid performances this season, especially against the big teams like Real Madrid and Barcelona. One thing I’ve noticed though is that a lot of their matches seem to end with a red card—whether for them or the other team, sometimes both! But honestly, not bad at all; beating Real Madrid and drawing with Barcelona twice in La liga this season isn’t too bad. Maybe with a little more effort, they could be even better. Though, I don’t really think it’s all because of Anthony... the team’s just been on point lately. Let’s just hope they don’t end up like Girona next season.

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Real Betis have suddenly become trouble for both Real Madrid and Barcelona. I can remember the pre match comments of Anthony saying Real Betis defeated Real Madrid so they can do the same with Barcelona and indeed they were able to hold Barcelona to a draw. Luck or no luck Real Betis were impressive in the game. Respect to them.

Indeed, they really put up a good performance against most of the teams they faced this season, especially Real Madrid and Barcelona. I've noticed, though, that some of their games are always ending with a red card , either for them or their opponent, and sometimes both. Not bad either; at least, beating Real Madrid and drawing with Barca twice in La Liga this season doesn't look so bad. Maybe a little more effort, even though I don't really think it's Anthony's effect ... the team has just been better these days. Hopefully, they don't end up like Girona next season.

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[ABCbits]

Looks like plagiarism from one or more post with summarization and paraphrasing is getting popular.

User: Excited.lee NUKED

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We know that, no matter what the Bitcoin mining reward amount is, we can say that our short answer is always ASIC is J/TH and has the best efficiency in terms of good price/hashrate ratio.It's a different time for mining. Large corporations are buying lucrative contracts for electricity or building their own power plants. More than 90% of mining costs will be electricity costs.
Large companies are also buying ASICs at big discounts.
There are small miners. We have some ideas about these in detail.

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No matter amount of Bitcoin mining reward, the short answer is always ASIC with best efficiency in terms of J/TH and good price/hashrate ratio.

--snip--
It's a different time for mining now. Large corporations are buying lucrative contracts for electricity or building their own energy plants. More than 90% of mining costs will be electricity costs.
Large companies are also buying ASICs at big discounts.
Small miners have no chance in this business. It's easier for them to buy bitcoins than to mine them.

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I think that,The title of your topic immediately caught my attention. At first, I assumed it was about an incident, perhaps a fire or explosion in your mining setupSince 2022 I've been mining Ethereum with some GPUs and when ETH mining stopped I switch to mineable platform and convert whatever I mine back to BTC, the whole set up is over 1GH and a S19 Asic miner that I connect to viabtc, this mining rig was installed in my room and the Asic miner down in a store, basement like room.

Source:

I've been less active on this forum for a while now, thats because I developed some health issues and they don't seem to go away, not knowing that what's causing the constant break down is in my home.

Since 2022 I've been mining Ethereum with some GPUs and when ETH mining stopped I switch to mineable platform and convert whatever I mine back to BTC, the whole set up is over 1GH and a S19 Asic miner that I connect to viabtc, this mining rig was installed in my room and the Asic miner down in a store, basement like room.
--snip--

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Bitcoin miners outside, illegal youth inside. This is a huge misconception in people's minds. Bitcoin is known to us as a gold mine. I thought they would just have arcade rooms in the basement below the mine and then use something cheap and obsolete like the Antminer S9 to mine which would be it. Most people probably only report these gambling machines because they lost money.
It might fool the police and inspectors but not anyone with a presupposition of crypto knowledge

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That's a very elaborate scheme. I thought they would just have the arcade room in the basement below the miners and then use something cheap and obsolete like Antminer S9's for the mining which would be.

That would fool the police and inspectors but not anybody with an inkling of crypto knowledge

It's a very high-tech implementation but I guess I shouldn't be surprised, it's literally South Korea. There's tech everywhere. (at least in Seoul.)

[ABCbits]

Looks like plagiarism from one or more post with summarization and paraphrasing is getting popular.

User: Excited.lee NUKED

Another 2 account do same thing.

User: PortBy NUKED

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In a situation like this, there should be a "day zero," which means that Bitcoin should stop being utilized regardless of whether half of the world is still without electricity. When it is restored, it should make up for that moment of failure.  By doing this, you can prevent 51% attacks or low-difficulty block mining, which could be disastrous, similar to inadvertently offering a product at a discount in a store.  The Bitcoin network would supposedly "mark" a block as a secure reference point on a regular basis.  This marked block would serve as a worldwide agreement regarding the chain's current state.  in the case of a catastrophic incident, such a 51% attack or a widespread outage.

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In a scenario of such magnitude, there should be a "day zero," meaning that regardless of whether half the planet remains without power, Bitcoin should cease to be used, and when it is restored, it should compensate from that point of failure. This way, you avoid 51% attacks or blocks mined at a low difficulty, which would be disastrous—like accidentally putting a product on sale at a low price in a supermarket.

The idea would be that periodically, the Bitcoin network would "mark" a block as a secure reference point. This marked block would act as a global consensus on the state of the chain at that moment. In the event of a catastrophic event (such as a massive blackout or a 51% attack), the network could restart from the last marked block, thus avoiding issues like chain reorganization or mining at an incorrect difficulty.

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It might be too late for you to explore mining, in my opinion, depending on a few key variables.  In the past, mining was far more lucrative than it is now, when a setup requires a huge hash rate.  In contrast to today, mining was feasible back then with a decent GPU and CPU.  The expense of purchasing, maintaining, and even using electricity to run the goods is another significant setback. If you live in an area with high electricity costs, you may occasionally lose money or make no profit at all.

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I remember when i first heard about BTC then it wasn't really worth much but the funny thing then is that we were busy using 2GO instead of diving deep into blockchain, by now i would have become wealthy not to talk of being rich. But all the same, we are still alive and no one knows tomorrow. I also remember then, they spoke about mining of BTC, are people still mining it and what are the requirements to do that, at least to recover my past ignorance?

If you ask me , I could say depending on some major factors it could be too late for you to venture mining. Mining was much more profitable back in the day and not now when you need an enormous amount of hash rate to run a setup. Back then it was possible to mining with a good GPU and CPU unlike now.

Another big set back is cost of buying , maintenance and even electricity costs for running the wares and sometimes if you are in a region with high electricity costs you could end up in loss or zero profit net.

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Additionally, remember that if you are profitable today with Bitcoin at $87500, it does not always guarantee you will be lucrative tomorrow if it collapses to $75000.  The same is true if Bitcoin rises; you might not be able to turn a profit today, but if it reaches $120,000, you might be well on your way to financial success.  Power is no different.  Profits may also be lost if you make the 25% rise from $0.04 kw to $0.05 kw.  Cost changes, even little ones, could have a significant impact.  Include any additional expenses, such as additional cooling required for the miner's location.  Dave

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And also keep in mind profitable today with BTC @ $87500 does not mean profitable tomorrow if it drops to $75000. The same thing applies if BTC goes up, you might not be able to make a profit today, but if BTC kits $120000 then you might be well into profit.

Same with power. If you jump from $0.04 kw to $0.05 (yes it's a 25% jump) that could kill profits too.
Even minor fluctuations in cost could hit hard. Add on any other costs such as more cooling needed for the location where you have the miner.

-Dave

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Having a dozen technology devices running constantly in your bedroom can lead to certain health problems.  The majority of these issues arise from a lack of airflow in the space or from volatile organic compounds released by dust from melting plastic or burning off hot GPUs.  Generally speaking, as long as you maintain your room dust-free and well-ventilated, hosting a small rig in your room is safe, depending on the size of your setup.  Dust can obviously become a major problem when a mining rig is operating in your room; after all, it's essentially a dust collector, which can be dangerous if not used correctly.  Keeping things dust-free and ensuring adequate airflow are, once more, the key concerns.

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Honestly, I never imagined that this kind of exposure could interfere with the human body and potentially lead to illness or health risks. I would really like to understand more about how this might affect the body. What’s the worst that could happen if someone doesn't maintain a safe distance, or someone who never thought about the reason behind his sickness? What kinds of health issues or diseases could it potentially cause?

There are some health-related issues that could arise from having a dozen electronics running 24/7 in the place where you sleep. Most of these problems happen when there's inadequate ventilation in the room, or due to volatile organic compounds emitted from dust burning off hot GPUs or melting plastic.

Depending on the size of your setup, I’d say it's generally safe to host a small rig in your room as long as you keep it dust-free and well-ventilated. Obviously, with a mining rig running in your room, dust can become a serious issue — it’s basically a dust collector, which can be risky if not handled properly. So again, the main points are keeping things dust-free and making sure there's good airflow.

ASICs are a different story. You get the same shit I mentioned above, plus noise pollution. That constant low-frequency hummmmmm from those small fans can really get into your head.

User: bitcoguru 2881547

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Health warning for fellow miners! I’ve been inactive due to severe fatigue, headaches, and dizziness—turns out my in-room GPU/ASIC mining rigs were the cause. Doctor confirmed heat/emissions exposure risks. Had to relocate my setup—health comes first!

Source #1 (some bold added by me):

I've been less active on this forum for a while now, thats because I developed some health issues and they don't seem to go away, not knowing that what's causing the constant break down is in my home.

Since 2022 I've been mining Ethereum with some GPUs and when ETH mining stopped I switch to mineable platform and convert whatever I mine back to BTC, the whole set up is over 1GH and a S19 Asic miner that I connect to viabtc, this mining rig was installed in my room and the Asic miner down in a store, basement like room.

I can't put the two together because of higher heat detection.

I started noticing that I became so weak, to wake up in the morning becomes harder for me, I can't lift a big bucket of water like I used to normally, followed by cramps, headaches, nauseous and dizziness here and there, I went to the hospital and the doc recommended that I go through blood tests and so on.

The first question the doc asked me was if I work in a coal factory, my mind went straight to my mining rigs, I had to exposed it all to him, and he prescribed some drugs to me and warned me to stay away from my rigs, after sevarl weeks battling with fatigues and dizzy like feeling I finally start getting better, I had to build another block nearby brick by brick just to make sure I have my room to myself only.

If you are planning on sleeping in the same room as your miners make sure it is very limited, make sure the heat is very minimal, maybe I wouldn't have faced this if I stopped at my first 400MH mining rig. While BTC is your goal always look out for your well-being too.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I didn't quite understand the principle of posting a post, the content of which was copying some part, but the time of posting varies by eleven minutes. Honestly, for me, this is the fastest plagiarism that I have seen in the entire history of my presence here.

Plagiarism
   Dr.Bitcoin_Strange

In the terms and policies of some centralized exchange, they state that they don't accept Bitcoins from  an untrusted source such as mixers or a wallet that has been flagged, some exchange even state that they don't accept Bitcoins from casinos.

So, if any customer disobeys those rules and send Bitcoin from the mixer on any sources that the exchange doesn't want, they will block the persons account and the customer could lose their coins.
The exchange are doing so to protect their self too from government policies, I guess.
So, when they cease those coins, how sure are we that they will take it to the government?

Sometimes, after making such deposit, before the exchange detects it, you must have traded the Bitcoin to Fiat and withdraw it to your account, so what will the exchange do after you have already withdrawn the money to your account before they later found out that the coins was tainted?

https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6529/65290415.html


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In the terms and policies of some centralized exchange, they stated that they don't accept Bitcoins from  an untrusted source such as mixers or a wallet that has been flagged, some exchange even stated that they don't accept Bitcoins from casinos.

So, if any customer disobeys those rules and send Bitcoin from the mixer or any sources that the exchange doesn't want, they will block the persons account and the customer could lose their coins forever.
The exchange are doing so to protect their image too based on the government policies, I guess.
So, when they cease those coins, how sure are we that they will take it to the government?

Sometimes, after making such deposit, before the exchange detects it, you must have traded the Bitcoin to Fiat and withdraw it to your account, so what will the exchange do after you have already withdrawn the money to your account before they later found out that the coins was tainted?

Another thing that just popped in my head now is, what if after you deposited the Bitcoin because you needed some money and wanted to convert the Bitcoin to Fiat, but you later changed your mind and you decided to withdraw back the money to a newly created address, will the casino report that your address to be flagged?

[lovesmayfamilis]

Plagiarism
Nangiconference

So many projects are coming up everyday with scamming intentions and as a newbie or senior member you can not detect a genuine one from the fake ones. We invest our resources in terms of time and mobile data on them. It is not really easy  to know a fake project as some trusted projects turned out to be fake. However we could use these indices to some extent to evaluate a project that is real and one that is fake.

*A fake Telegram airdrop is usually referrer-based*

One critical way to differentiate a fake Telegram airdrop project from a real one is when it takes a huge number of referrers before you can cash out or withdraw the "free token". These people are just looking for ways to bring in more people to their scam project to seek a large number of participants.

Next time you see a Telegram airdrop asking for a certain amount of referrers before a withdrawal can be made, it would be wise to have a little doubt about that particular airdrop project.

A fake Telegram airdrop will ask you for a certain amount of fee (crypto) before you can get your 'free token'. An airdrop is meant to be free but know that you may be legally required to pay little gas fee and in some cases optional little amount for upgrade

A fake Telegram airdrop is not usually linked to an official channel or website.

Legit airdrops usually have official websites, and some even go further to have verified social media accounts on X, Discord, etc.

When a particular Telegram airdrop promises a free token, and it is not linked to any official website or social media account(s), then it is probably fake.

A fake Telegram airdrop group may have a post that contains some Grammatical and spelling errors.

A Fake Telegram project usually promises large amounts of money.

Like it or not, scammers are extremely smart people; they know that a particular airdrop project will entice more people if they promise a large amount of money in Crypto.

Next time, if you see a Telegram airdrop project that promises a substantial monetary value, you should be suspicious of such a project.

But remember, these are just signs and it might not really be that the airdrop is fake. There are  many real Airdrops and there are also fake ones. For instance I  participated in ICE, Avive, Notcoin and others and they paid while others didn't pay. I have nothing to lose for those that didn't pay because I did not commit money into those projects only a wasted efforts but not really a wasted efforts because I learnt something.

Yes  it can be quite discouraging to spend data, time and energy  in any airdrops without receiving any benefit.

However, today's world is not for quitters. The fact that there are many fake AIRDROPS presupposes that there are also real ones. But how do you know real ones?

https://nairapen.com/posts/5-ways-to-know-that-a-telegram-cryptocurrency-airdrop-is-fake

Selective copying of sentences


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[ABCbits]

Another account who does poor summarization and paraphrasing, that have confused a newbie this time.

User: adadrian

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i mine on my slow computer also just for fun. i've never struck anything big but its fun and enjoyable . if its just you you will keep the reward but if others are in it and you upload it in a pool it will be shared

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I built a script to mine on my slow computer for fun. I have never found or submitted shares to the pool. My computer is 100% receiving work and hashing away. Can anyone recommend a solo mining pool where I can adjust my difficulty and actually find shares while mining with 3 MHs? I have another question if I never submit a share to a pool and a miracle happens and I find a block do I not get the reward?

[lovesmayfamilis]

Plagiarism
olori 4

Bitcoin could hit a new all-time high in the second quarter of this year, according to Standard Chartered's Geoff Kendrick.

The move higher is likelly to fueled by investors moving out of U.S. assets.

Kendrick reiterated his previous target of $200,000 by the end of the year.

Strategic allocation away from U.S. assets by investors could see bitcoin hit a new all-time high in the second quarter of the year, Standard Chartered's Geoff Kendrick said in a report Monday.

Kendrick sees the world's largest cryptocurrency as reaching $120,000 this quarter as he reiterated his previous target of $200,000 by the end of 2025.
Bitcoin was trading around $95,300 at publication time.

Kendrick noted that the U.S. Treasury term premium, which is closely correlated to the bitcoin price, is at a 12-year high. Accumulation by whales has also been strong. In addition, bitcoin time-of-day analysis suggests that American investors may be looking for non-U.S. assets, he said.

Lastly, exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows in the last week suggest "safe-haven reallocation from gold into BTC," wrote Kendrick.

https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2025/04/28/bitcoin-to-hit-new-all-time-high-around-120k-in-q2-standard-chartered

[LoyceV]

Please nuke Newbie spambot fykyti Banned! It copied a post and replaced the word "blockchain" with a spam link.

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Difficulty doesn't just drop to 1 if no block is found for 20 minutes, someone has to find that block (20 minutes later) or otherwise find it sooner and (lie about it), Difficulty in the last few days was 500M, this means a few years for a high-end CPU to solve it, heck, it's actually even difficult for your average ASIC gear to solve a 500M block, an S19 pro would need about 6 hours to solve it, there must have been close to a petahash hammering testnet4 for that 500m to be sustained.

So, back to your proposal, It would take roughly 9 hours until the difficulty drops to 1, and mind you, there must be a single honest ASIC who would not abuse the 20 mins rule and won't mine his own blockchain, that honest guy would mine the 1/2 difficulty block and disappear for 20 mins, come back, hit a block, go offline, do this for 29 times just so that the broke folks can mine on testnet4, we all know nothing like that is going to happen.

And then again, the same guy that can hit a block of high diff, will be able to do the same for a 1/2 diff block; it would only make his life a little bit more difficult, but as I told you, a 1 PH worth of hashrate has been hitting testnet4, so whoever is doing that shit doesn't seem to give a flying fudge about cost.

Furthermore, your solutions lines perfectly with the proposed fixes of elimination the difficulty 1 all together, because here is the unsolvable issue related to testnet.

If difficulty doesn't reset = CPU will never hit a block.
If difficulty is always 1 during the entire epoch = thousands of spam link removed by LoyceV will be created and constant block reorgs, all nodes will be rekt.
If difficulty keeps growing forever = even small ASICs won't be able to hit a block.

It's like a race where you would assume that everyone would be running on their own feet, then somebody bought a horse and started beating everyone else, you adjust the rules so that if the horse leaves, the benchmark now drops, the same horse leaves then comes back to break his "own" benchmark even more easily, you say you want to keep a high benchmark, you now just forced the horse to run faster and made sure not a single runner would beat him and that now everybody must buy a horse.

The next thing you know is, people start racing using cars,  when that is fixed, they use faster cars, and the story is never going to finish.

There is really one possible fix to testnet and that would be a consensus of resting the entire blockchain at block x, x should not be anything more than 1,000, with a "currency" that resets every 2 hours, nobody would want to hoard it.

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Difficulty doesn't just drop to 1 if no block is found for 20 minutes, someone has to find that block (20 minutes later) or otherwise find it sooner and (lie about it), Difficulty in the last few days was 500M, this means a few years for a high-end CPU to solve it, heck, it's actually even difficult for your average ASIC gear to solve a 500M block, an S19 pro would need about 6 hours to solve it, there must have been close to a petahash hammering testnet4 for that 500m to be sustained.

So, back to your proposal, It would take roughly 9 hours until the difficulty drops to 1, and mind you, there must be a single honest ASIC who would not abuse the 20 mins rule and won't mine his own blockchain, that honest guy would mine the 1/2 difficulty block and disappear for 20 mins, come back, hit a block, go offline, do this for 29 times just so that the broke folks can mine on testnet4, we all know nothing like that is going to happen.

And then again, the same guy that can hit a block of high diff, will be able to do the same for a 1/2 diff block; it would only make his life a little bit more difficult, but as I told you, a 1 PH worth of hashrate has been hitting testnet4, so whoever is doing that shit doesn't seem to give a flying fudge about cost.

Furthermore, your solutions lines perfectly with the proposed fixes of elimination the difficulty 1 all together, because here is the unsolvable issue related to testnet.

If difficulty doesn't reset = CPU will never hit a block.
If difficulty is always 1 during the entire epoch = thousands of blockchains will be created and constant block reorgs, all nodes will be rekt.
If difficulty keeps growing forever = even small ASICs won't be able to hit a block.

It's like a race where you would assume that everyone would be running on their own feet, then somebody bought a horse and started beating everyone else, you adjust the rules so that if the horse leaves, the benchmark now drops, the same horse leaves then comes back to break his "own" benchmark even more easily, you say you want to keep a high benchmark, you now just forced the horse to run faster and made sure not a single runner would beat him and that now everybody must buy a horse.

The next thing you know is, people start racing using cars,  when that is fixed, they use faster cars, and the story is never going to finish.

There is really one possible fix to testnet and that would be a consensus of resting the entire blockchain at block x, x should not be anything more than 1,000, with a "currency" that resets every 2 hours, nobody would want to hoard it.

[Dark.Look]

User: Mishaofweb3

Thailand's Finance Ministry will release $150 million worth of government-issued digital tokens to facilitate public investment in the national borrowing plan. The move is among the global trend of countries embracing blockchain-based solutions. Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira confirmed the issuance of G-tokens within two months to raise money without issuing debt instruments. The tokens offer Thai citizens an alternative investment with higher returns. The project, fulfilling Bank of Thailand needs, aims to test the appetite of the public and build trust in digital assets. Not functioning as financial obligations, G-tokens provide flexibility in state borrowing under law. Thailand's initiative reflects a global trend towards the use of cryptocurrencies. Dubai and Bhutan, among other countries, are embracing digital payments and crypto alliances as well. Thailand's G-token launch is a significant milestone in the development of finance with the help of blockchain technology, which may be followed by other nations

Source: https://www.nairaland.com/8424734/thailand-shuns-btc-150-million



That's my first report here 

[Xal0lex]

That's my first report here 

What site do you use to look for plagiarism?

[promise444c5]

What site do you use to look for plagiarism?

Looks like this one : https://smallseotools.com/plagiarism-checker/

[Dark.Look]

That's my first report here 

What site do you use to look for plagiarism?

Sorry for my late reply
Yes, as @promise444c5 mentioned, I used smallseotools. However I used (https://plagiarismdetector.net/) and (gptzero.me) to make sure