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February 25, 2018, 11:05:13 PM
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For lower ranking randoms (most often trying to get quickly into sig. campaigns), sure. For established traders who didn't know better?

Who didn't know better? Who are we trying to kid here?
User wears a paid signature. He has been caught copy-pasting. Not once, but multiple times. That "usually" results in a perma-ban.
What has the fact that he is an established trader have to do with anything? Lots of people have given him positive trust. That doesn't mean that plagiarism can be condoned.

So: Doing wrong = bad. Correcting wrong = Bad. Huh He, obviously, started doing that after acknowledging the problem (after my PM) in this post. Would you rather that he left them as is?

He is editing the posts that I have quoted and he is doing them today. If correcting posts is all that it takes to escape the ban hammer, I am sure Meta will be filled with posters trying to get their bans overturned. They would all scream "Give me another chance to correct my wrongs"

There are internal moderation policies (although I'm not sure whether I'm allowed to share that; or at least what I remember of it). You should really take a good look at the user's posting history (outside of collectibles). e.g. Warning about BitConnect.


The user may have made very good posts in the past. You should merit these posts. That doesn't change anything from the fact that he has been caught copy-pasting.

[1] They are often not tagged, but just banned. Maybe neutral feedback (as long as it is not repeated again).

True. They are often not tagged, but banned. Once they are banned, there is no need to tag them. But again, the bar has been far lower for DT to tag accounts for shit-posting. And blatant copy-pasting is the worst kind, intended to cheat signature campaigns.

It would be clearly double standards if a user is able to get away with it.
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February 25, 2018, 11:09:43 PM
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Correct, Lone Shark was permabanned[1] for copy and pasting, but then later unbanned. Not sure if there's any other cases though.

[1]https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2058662.0
Ah, yes. How could I forget about that one. Thanks.

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I am not going to argue this anymore; I have better things to do (hundreds of tags in backlog ATM) and I have stated my opinion on it anyways (nor is it up to me to handle such a case). The opinion is not going to change unless something new is presented regarding the user or new cases of said behavior.

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February 26, 2018, 10:56:34 PM
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For lower ranking randoms (most often trying to get quickly into sig. campaigns), sure. For established traders who didn't know better? No. I'm pretty sure we had cases like this one before (or at least one-time established member violations that didn't get banned; unless my memory is fooling me).

Correct, Lone Shark was permabanned[1] for copy and pasting, but then later unbanned. Not sure if there's any other cases though.

[1]https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2058662.0

Thanks! That was an interesting case


I am not going to argue this anymore; I have better things to do (hundreds of tags in backlog ATM) and I have stated my opinion on it anyways (nor is it up to me to handle such a case). The opinion is not going to change unless something new is presented regarding the user or new cases of said behavior.

Fair enough. Your views and mine don't really matter. What matters is the view of the mods, and by their actions they seem to agree with you in this case. For what it is worth, I have given him negative feedback so that there is a record.
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February 27, 2018, 03:58:08 PM
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Fair enough. Your views and mine don't really matter. What matters is the view of the mods, and by their actions they seem to agree with you in this case. For what it is worth, I have given him negative feedback so that there is a record.

your neg doesn't matter - one from Lauda would.

Chi trades in collectibles, is from the US and may or may not of been a lazy bastard when trying to help someone out - he doesn't need a Neg for it. He may need to be called out on it though as he may or may not know better!

If Lauda is saying someone is good 99/100 they will be as Lauda will of come across them before. I am also here saying that Chi is legit.

its the 3rd world Pajeet posters who make 0 effort, have no trade rep and just clog this place up that need the negs..

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February 27, 2018, 10:40:52 PM
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your neg doesn't matter - one from Lauda would.

Chi trades in collectibles, is from the US and may or may not of been a lazy bastard when trying to help someone out - he doesn't need a Neg for it. He may need to be called out on it though as he may or may not know better!

If Lauda is saying someone is good 99/100 they will be as Lauda will of come across them before. I am also here saying that Chi is legit.

its the 3rd world Pajeet posters who make 0 effort, have no trade rep and just clog this place up that need the negs..

I have been here long enough to know that my negative feedback doesn't matter. I still went ahead and gave it as a small mark of protest. Smiley
Chi has been tagged by Vod. I presume that matters.

I find it disturbing that you think the fact that Chi is based in the US (and not the 3rd world) has anything to do with the whole discussion. Any way, this particular case has gotten a lot more space in this thread than it deserves. Let it rest.
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February 28, 2018, 02:56:16 AM
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Fair enough. Your views and mine don't really matter. What matters is the view of the mods, and by their actions they seem to agree with you in this case. For what it is worth, I have given him negative feedback so that there is a record.

your neg doesn't matter - one from Lauda would.

Chi trades in collectibles, is from the US and may or may not of been a lazy bastard when trying to help someone out - he doesn't need a Neg for it. He may need to be called out on it though as he may or may not know better!

If Lauda is saying someone is good 99/100 they will be as Lauda will of come across them before. I am also here saying that Chi is legit.

its the 3rd world Pajeet posters who make 0 effort, have no trade rep and just clog this place up that need the negs..


I disagree. Copying/pasting posts also defrauds the signature campaign, as I'm sure aTriz (and moonlite) expect original posts. Chi is plagiarizing posts and getting paid for them, as well as intentionally breaking forum rules. Plagerism is explicitly banned in the forum rules, and I'd expect someone to read them. If you're new, maybe you didn't see them, but that's not really an excuse for someone who's been here for over 1.5 years.



Here's another copy/paster. Mods, please permaban!


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Question #9:
A bitcoin transaction with 6 confirmations is usually considered to be secure. Why is it so?

one is free to consider a bitcoin transaction as valid as soon as it appears on the ledger. However, the greater number of confirmations grants better surety that the transaction is valid and the buyer is not trying to double spend.

Each subsequent confirmation makes the computational effort required to forge the contents of 51% of the distributed ledger that much higher; 6 confirmations is considered a practical limit after which the feasibility of such forgery becomes infinitesimally small. 6 confirmations is often considered to be as safe as waiting 6 months on a credit card transaction.


You picked the wrong thread to copy and paste in. Here's an archived version of your post.

Copied from a Quora response: https://www.quora.com/Why-do-you-need-to-wait-for-6-confirmations-for-bitcoins

I was just about to give you a few merits too! 对不起.

[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]

taking a break - expect delayed responses
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March 01, 2018, 10:48:24 AM
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Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency and worldwide payment system. It is the first decentralized digital currency, as the system works without a central bank or single administratorThe blockchain is a public ledger that records bitcoin transactions. A novel solution accomplishes this without any trusted central authority

copied from here
 and here

https://archive.fo/U8CWA

I will gladly delete this if its already been spotted.
Thank you

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Good day there, I was going through the Blog spreadsheet of Debitum and was quite shocked.

Debitum spreedsheet

#377 932 1044 they just copied mine article, and pasted it as their own, no hesitation no shame, even the topic name is the same (that's how I found out this)  

My article is signed "by pvt-snafu" so I would say this is some sort of the author proof.

freedivers

Pamela Jobelle

aray80

I already contacted bounty manager in regards to this.


So I decided to go deeper and checked the etherscan.  

Connected accounts:  bitlove007 ; freedivers

Proof: Debitum spreedsheet
          eBit spreedshet

The both accounts were using this ETH: 0x9A733d6675982628d636448c2265f8725AFD877b
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March 01, 2018, 09:35:49 PM
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I don't think this is a coincidence

"Who is the real Satoshi Nakamoto figure?".

Satoshi Nakamoto is the creator of Bitcoin. But the name is just a pseudonym. Since the beginning of Bitcoin's up until now, no one has ever managed to reveal the true identity of Satoshi.


copied here

https://archive.fo/w4RQH


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March 04, 2018, 02:13:30 AM
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user: Cathy1701
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Here are five tips for turning the inherent volatility of Bitcoin trading in your favor:

1. Become fluent in technical analysis
2. Adopt a sustainable pace
3. Stay aware of news items
4. Implement stop losses
5. Use prudent leverage

copied from:  https://www.danielstrading.com/2017/12/11/5-key-bitcoin-trading-tips

page archived: https://archive.fo/xdd03

Disclaimer: User who identified this copy paste is  Q.E.D.  not me.
profile : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1852765
Here his message, where he identified the copy:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3041438.msg31304271#msg31304271



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March 04, 2018, 06:05:58 AM
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copying the same text to multiple threads..

Meta:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3061132.msg31523180#msg31523180
Do you know that in the early years of Bitcoin more than 9 out of 10 financial experts in the world recognized it as an absolutely hopeless means of payment? However, for almost 10 years this cryptocurrency continues not only to improve constantly, but also to beat new records for its value. But if to think about it, what interesting things do we know about Bitcoin?

Bitcoin appeared in 2008 and its creator is Satoshi Nakamoto. Interestingly that it is still unknown who is this person, or a group of mysterious experts. The most likely version is that the creator of this cryptocurrency is an American of Japanese origin whose name is Dorian Nakamoto, but actually this option has not received reliable evidence.

As you know, the maximum number of Bitcoins is limited to 21 million coins. For today more than half of this number has been produced - the algorithm for the extraction is becoming more and more complex and reduces the total number of created coins every few years. It is believed that the last Bitcoin will be mined only in 2140.

....
And maybe you can add to these facts something interesting? Waiting for your stories in the comments!

Economics: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3061128.msg31523155#msg31523155
Do you know that in the early years of Bitcoin more than 9 out of 10 financial experts in the world recognized it as an absolutely hopeless means of payment? However, for almost 10 years this cryptocurrency continues not only to improve constantly, but also to beat new records for its value. But if to think about it, what interesting things do we know about Bitcoin?

Bitcoin appeared in 2008 and its creator is Satoshi Nakamoto. Interestingly that it is still unknown who is this person, or a group of mysterious experts. The most likely version is that the creator of this cryptocurrency is an American of Japanese origin whose name is Dorian Nakamoto, but actually this option has not received reliable evidence.

As you know, the maximum number of Bitcoins is limited to 21 million coins. For today more than half of this number has been produced - the algorithm for the extraction is becoming more and more complex and reduces the total number of created coins every few years. It is believed that the last Bitcoin will be mined only in 2140.

...

And maybe you can add to these facts something interesting? Waiting for your stories in the comments!


Bitcoin discussion https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3057216.msg31485073#msg31485073
Do you know that in the early years of Bitcoin more than 9 out of 10 financial experts in the world recognized it as an absolutely hopeless means of payment? However, for almost 10 years this cryptocurrency continues not only to improve constantly, but also to beat new records for its value. But if to think about it, what interesting things do we know about Bitcoin?

Bitcoin appeared in 2008 and its creator is Satoshi Nakamoto. Interestingly that it is still unknown who is this person, or a group of mysterious experts. The most likely version is that the creator of this cryptocurrency is an American of Japanese origin whose name is Dorian Nakamoto, but actually this option has not received reliable evidence.

As you know, the maximum number of Bitcoins is limited to 21 million coins. For today more than half of this number has been produced - the algorithm for the extraction is becoming more and more complex and reduces the total number of created coins every few years. It is believed that the last Bitcoin will be mined only in 2140.

...

And maybe you can add to these facts something interesting? Waiting for your stories in the comments!
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March 04, 2018, 09:22:39 AM
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Is this user already banned?

By 2015, the home of someone suspected of being a bitcoin creator of Australian federal police. The house is occupied by an Australian businessman named Craig Steven Wright, whose name suddenly rose after Wired and Gizmodo reported. the two media mentioned Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto's real identity, the name of the bitcoin creator.

Nakamoto's original identity was previously very mysterious since the first bitcoin was released in 2009.but along with the rising value of bitcoin currency, the curiosity of many parties about the original identity of the creator continues to increase


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copied here : http://www.updetails.com/2017/12/great-mystery-not-revealed-who-is.html?m=1

https://archive.fo/aTU7q

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copying the same text to multiple threads..

Meta:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3061132.msg31523180#msg31523180
Do you know that in the early years of Bitcoin more than 9 out of 10 financial experts in the world recognized it as an absolutely hopeless means of payment? However, for almost 10 years this cryptocurrency continues not only to improve constantly, but also to beat new records for its value. But if to think about it, what interesting things do we know about Bitcoin?

Bitcoin appeared in 2008 and its creator is Satoshi Nakamoto. Interestingly that it is still unknown who is this person, or a group of mysterious experts. The most likely version is that the creator of this cryptocurrency is an American of Japanese origin whose name is Dorian Nakamoto, but actually this option has not received reliable evidence.

As you know, the maximum number of Bitcoins is limited to 21 million coins. For today more than half of this number has been produced - the algorithm for the extraction is becoming more and more complex and reduces the total number of created coins every few years. It is believed that the last Bitcoin will be mined only in 2140.

....
And maybe you can add to these facts something interesting? Waiting for your stories in the comments!

Economics: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3061128.msg31523155#msg31523155
Do you know that in the early years of Bitcoin more than 9 out of 10 financial experts in the world recognized it as an absolutely hopeless means of payment? However, for almost 10 years this cryptocurrency continues not only to improve constantly, but also to beat new records for its value. But if to think about it, what interesting things do we know about Bitcoin?

Bitcoin appeared in 2008 and its creator is Satoshi Nakamoto. Interestingly that it is still unknown who is this person, or a group of mysterious experts. The most likely version is that the creator of this cryptocurrency is an American of Japanese origin whose name is Dorian Nakamoto, but actually this option has not received reliable evidence.

As you know, the maximum number of Bitcoins is limited to 21 million coins. For today more than half of this number has been produced - the algorithm for the extraction is becoming more and more complex and reduces the total number of created coins every few years. It is believed that the last Bitcoin will be mined only in 2140.

...

And maybe you can add to these facts something interesting? Waiting for your stories in the comments!


Bitcoin discussion https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3057216.msg31485073#msg31485073
Do you know that in the early years of Bitcoin more than 9 out of 10 financial experts in the world recognized it as an absolutely hopeless means of payment? However, for almost 10 years this cryptocurrency continues not only to improve constantly, but also to beat new records for its value. But if to think about it, what interesting things do we know about Bitcoin?

Bitcoin appeared in 2008 and its creator is Satoshi Nakamoto. Interestingly that it is still unknown who is this person, or a group of mysterious experts. The most likely version is that the creator of this cryptocurrency is an American of Japanese origin whose name is Dorian Nakamoto, but actually this option has not received reliable evidence.

As you know, the maximum number of Bitcoins is limited to 21 million coins. For today more than half of this number has been produced - the algorithm for the extraction is becoming more and more complex and reduces the total number of created coins every few years. It is believed that the last Bitcoin will be mined only in 2140.

...

And maybe you can add to these facts something interesting? Waiting for your stories in the comments!


How can I recovery about this? I didn't know that I've posting 3 already I just carried away to be merited. Is this temporary, that is my only account. I'll just borrowed it to make an report and to recovery the only account of me. Why ban already I think this is my own post and copy paste in other section. I thought it was ok? Please help to recover my account.
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March 05, 2018, 09:29:00 AM
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Some criminals use bitcoin because users can open a wallet to send and receive bitcoin without giving a name or identity. There is no bank or central authority, like a government, to control this information. Bitcoin also became a popular method for making payments when a computer system is taken over by ransomware. Researchers have also linked a quarter of bitcoin users with crime, such as hacks, money laundering and the trading of drugs and illegal pornography. Worryingly for investors, they believe that the sheer popularity of the cryptocurrency amongst criminals is a major contributor to its value. However, they also believe that bitcoin could become less useful and less valuable if criminals turn away from it.



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https://archive.fo/JpvoK

edit: most of his post are copied from other sites.
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This seems to be a pattern, it is exactly the same thread with a few differences in punctuation and it pops up every few days from what I can notice. It could be more frequent, it could be a long standing tradition for all I know. This just happened to catch my eye, because it is blatantly actionable abuse. I didn't want to make my post absurdly long by quoting all of the posts, I figure the username, link to profile, archive of post and direct link to post should be sufficient.

User : Coibano
Archive of Post : Archived Post
Thread : Here

User : Melgus
Archive of Post : Archived Post
Thread : Here

User : Arsenyri
Archive of Post : Archived Post
Thread : Here

Did a google search for "Prepaidcloud.tech" on the forum, before posting this and I found two more threads and users doing the exact same thing.

User : Avonski
Archive of Post : Archived Post
Thread : Here

User : icosig
Archive of Post : Archived Post
Thread : Here

The name that seems to link all of these accounts is Dervin Cico, which is linked to a Youtube channel that is shilling for their scam site. They even revealed someone's credit card information in one of their videos. Youtube channel found : here . They were writing the same post all over the internet, a remnant can be found : here . This person has been suspended on Medium.com, check here for unknown reasons; probably shilling for their scam company again.

It seems like there are more pieces to put together and almost certainly more accounts that are connected to this nonsense. Copy + Pasting, spamming, scamming and account farming. Hopefully this is succinct enough to warrant action. Thanks for reading and maintaining this thread.
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I found this while looking at new threads created and the topic if discussion got me interested but looking at the post made me question if its indeed his post or copied from somewhere.

Username: cryptotaste
Archieve: https://archive.is/GDp9n
Thread: What You Need to Know to Start Trading Cryptocurrency
Copied from: What You Should Know Before You Start Trading Cryptocurrency

I reported the thread as well as it shows up in Bitcoin Discussion while I think it would be best to move the topic to Trading Discussion, unless it will be deleted and placed into the thrash bin.

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This user comment copy paste from article site.

user: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1256389
comment:

Vitalik was born on January 31, 1994, to Dmitry Buterin and Natalia Ameline. He was born in the ancient city of Kolomna which lies about 100km southeast of Moscow. His father, Dmitry is a computer scientist. In the year 2000, when Vitalik was 6 years old, his family moved from Russia to Canada. Vitalik has always been something of a child prodigy and while in the third grade of elementary school, his precocious learning abilities were noticed and he was subsequently placed in the gifted program of his school.

From an early age, he developed an aptitude for math, economics and computer programming. He began attending Abelard School, a prestigious private high school in the Toronto Area of Canada. He spent four years at Abelard showing an enormous aptitude for learning and the desire to focus on intellectual inquiry.

article site: https://www.worldcryptoindex.com/creators/vitalik-buterin/
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Vitalik was born on January 31, 1994, to Dmitry Buterin and Natalia Ameline. He was born in the ancient city of Kolomna which lies about 100km southeast of Moscow. His father, Dmitry is a computer scientist. In the year 2000, when Vitalik was 6 years old, his family moved from Russia to Canada. Vitalik has always been something of a child prodigy and while in the third grade of elementary school, his precocious learning abilities were noticed and he was subsequently placed in the gifted program of his school.

From an early age, he developed an aptitude for math, economics and computer programming. He began attending Abelard School, a prestigious private high school in the Toronto Area of Canada. He spent four years at Abelard showing an enormous aptitude for learning and the desire to focus on intellectual inquiry.

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March 12, 2018, 11:44:55 AM
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Multi copy paste in alternate cryptocurrencies.
Here is the account:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1796662

Proof:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=199130.msg32124266#msg32124266

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2419718.msg32123005#msg32123005

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1711764.msg32122151#msg32122151

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2900267.msg32121452#msg32121452
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March 12, 2018, 02:17:29 PM
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I just want to report this user (abhishek273b) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1418027

For Copy Poster And I think all of his posts are just copied And he just add with  Emoticon

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Orginal post- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3084881.msg31846631#msg31846631
Her post- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3084881.msg32054050#msg32054050

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Orginal post- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2966748.msg30481177#msg30481177
Her post- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2966748.msg31992289#msg31992289

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Orginal post- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2095908.msg31696785#msg31696785
Her post- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2095908.msg31908719#msg31908719

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Orginal post- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2692758.msg27506489#msg27506489
Her post- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2692758.msg30627239#msg30627239

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March 13, 2018, 09:45:09 AM
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Bitcoin Advantages:
Freedom in Payment
With Bitcoin it is very possible to be able to send and get money anywhere in the world at any given time.
You don’t have to worry about crossing borders, rescheduling for bank holidays, or any other limitations one might think will occur when transferring money.
You are in control of your money with Bitcoin. There is no central authority figure in the Bitcoin network.


https://coinreport.net/coin-101/advantages-and-disadvantages-of-bitcoin/

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   With Bitcoin it is very possible to be able to send and get money anywhere in the world at any given time.
    You don’t have to worry about crossing borders, rescheduling for bank holidays, or any other limitations one might think will occur when transferring money.
    You are in control of your money with Bitcoin. There is no central authority figure in the Bitcoin network.

Due to unique characteristic of bitcoin, it inherent some advantages, digital currencies has:
- Convenient as mode of payment.
- Very Low transaction fees.
- Goverment has now way to interrupt user transaction.
- Purhcases are not Taxed.
- Information is transparent when using digital currency
- Fewer risk on merchants (bitcoin transaction cannot be reversed thus dont carry information, merchant are protected from potential losses.
- Bitcoin can be backed up and encrypted to ensure safety.

But for every advantages there's always a Disadvantage like:
- High risk and voltatile
- Still developing (we cant so rely so much on bitcoin)
- People need to learn bitcoin before engaging on how bitcoin earn.

https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/100314/what-are-advantages-paying-bitcoin.asp
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Due to the unique nature of virtual currencies, there are some inherent advantages to transacting through Bitcoin that users of other currencies do not get.

I think everything in life has it advantages and disadvantages.Bitcoin has many advantages as many of us know but these are some of it disadvantages.
1. unregulated- Unlike other investment avenues, cryptocurrencies are not regulated by government entities or banks. For example, If we buy something with a credit card and get ripped off, we can call the bank and ask to be compensated. But if we get ripped off in a bitcoin transaction, it is impossible to get the money back.
2.may be open to illegal activity - Due to the lack of government control, terrorists and extortionists are also utilizing the cryptocurrency space to their advantage. Bitcoins users on either end of a transaction can remain relatively anonymous and cybercriminals have found ways to mask their addresses, so it can be difficult for government authorities and companies to trace such illegal activities
3.Bitcoin and altcoins are volatile -Investing in cryptocurrencies involves very high risk, as prices have been extremely volatile.

From here https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/invest/7-reasons-why-you-should-not-invest-in-bitcoins-cryptocurrencies/articleshow/60891341.cms

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Unlike other investment avenues, cryptocurrencies are not regulated by government entities or banks.
Due to the lack of government control, terrorists and extortionists are also utilising the cryptocurrency space to their advantage

If we talk about bitcoin deficiency means we are talking about its weakness, I think this is the weakness of bitcoin:

1. Not Stable
Bitcoin is a speculative currency. Currently not enough companies that offer the purchase and sale of products with bitcoin as a means of payment.

2. Very risky lost or stolen
As a virtual currency, bitcoins are encapsulated in the form of digital files or known as wallet files. In use, the wallet file is similar to the cash register function.

But the wallet files stored on the hard disk of your electronic equipment are very vulnerable to damage. In addition, viruses that attack your hard disk can also make stored bitcoins just disappear.

3. Money laundering tool
The use of bitcoin currency is not controlled by the government or authorized financial institution. As a result, such conditions provide great opportunities for criminal activities such as money laundering and tax evasion.


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1. Unstable

Bitcoin is a speculative currency. While there are not enough companies currently offering the purchase and sale of products with bitcoin as a means of payment.

2. Very risky lost or stolen

As a virtual currency, bitcoins are encapsulated in the form of digital files or known as wallet files. In use, the wallet file is similar to the cash register function.

However, wallet files stored on your hard disk electronic equipment are very vulnerable to damage. In addition, viruses that attack your hard disk can also make stored bitcoins just disappear.

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1. Not Stable

Bitcoin is a speculative currency. While there are not enough companies currently offering the purchase and sale of products with bitcoin as a means of payment.

2. Very risky lost or stolen

As a virtual currency, bitcoins are encapsulated in the form of digital files or known as wallet files. In use, the wallet file is similar to the cash register function.

However, wallet files stored on your hard disk electronic equipment are very vulnerable to damage. In addition, viruses that attack your hard disk can also make stored bitcoins just disappear.

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As a virtual currency, bitcoins are encapsulated in the form of digital files or known as wallet files. In use, the wallet file is similar to the cash register function. However, wallet files stored on the hard disk of your electronic equipment are very vulnerable to damage. In addition, viruses that attack your hard disk can also make stored bitcoins just disappear. The digital wallet can also be hacked and stolen through malware. Not to mention the risk of hard disk content of bitcoin owners erased accidentally. More painful than cash, you lose all the contents of the wallet without being traceable to where it disappears. In addition, people with computerized expertise have the potential to steal the money.

so I guess if we do not really keep it thoroughly it will most likely happen.

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The weakness of bitcoin is not yet fully for transaction tools and also if bitcoin is stored in digital file form or known as wallet file.
However, wallet files stored on the hard disk of your electronic equipment are very vulnerable to damage. In addition, viruses that attack your hard disk can also make stored bitcoins just disappear.
The digital wallet can also be hacked and stolen through malware. Not to mention the risk of hard disk content of bitcoin owners erased accidentally. More painful than cash, you lose all the contents of the wallet without being traceable to where it disappears.

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This is one of the disadvantages because As a virtual currency, bitcoin stored in the form of digital files or known as wallet.Sedang used, wallet files similar to the cash register function.
However, wallet files stored on the hard disk of your electronic equipment are very vulnerable to damage.Besides, a virus that attacks your hard disk can also make the stored bitcoin just disappear.
Digital wallets can also be hacked and stolen through malware. Not to mention the risk of hard disk content of bitcoin owners being erased accidentally.More painful than cash, you lose all the contents of the wallet without being traceable where the losses.
In addition, people with computer skills potentially steal money.


About advantages
Transactional convenience: Any transaction has a limit on the transfer and receive money, but for bitcoin there is no limit. You can send unlimited number of bitcoins to your friends. No matter where they are in the world they will also receive. You can also send at any time no one can manage the amount you send.

Ensure security and confidentiality

Every bitcoin transaction can be done and completed without any personal information. Transaction information is still kept, but your identity is kept private. This is one of the outstanding advantages that you get when investing in the field of virtual money.

Bitcoin can not be faked

The cost of testing gold is very high, and bitcoin testing is not costly and the truth is that bitcoin can not be faked. Because bitcoin is not shown in physical form.

The cost is extremely low

There are no intermediaries involved in the field of virtual currency investing. However, you still have to deal with the transaction but it is not worth it.

On the downside
Not many users: The fact is that the field of virtual money is still quite new and not many people know. The people of Vietnam have been used to using gold and silver. People are very shy and anxious to invest in this field.

Somewhat unwieldy: In order to invest in bitcoin you need to have certain knowledge to get involved in this area. For those who are not technologically savvy, they can not participate in bitcoin. If not understood, the risk of fraud is very high.

From here:
http://bitcoinforus.com/bitcoin-invest-bitcoin-not/

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Safety and security: Every bitcoin transaction can be done and completed without any personal information. Transaction information is displayed but your identity is completely confidential[...].
I mean, whole post is plagiarism.

yeah, it was very useful although it hard for me, because i still new in this world and need more time to learn about bitcoin or crypto currency world, so i can make some useful article. but even i still can't make some useful post but i am not doing plagiarism.
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