🔥 Vile Chipmixer Bounty Abuse 🔥 Probably the Biggest Con Job on Bitcointalk

[JollyGood]

The whole drama was orchestrated by scammer Vispilio in revenge to not being selected for the Chipmixer campaign.

In his attempt at creating problems he tried to make this a Turkish members vs Chipmixer and global board issue but he failed to divide the forum in to groups.

This is the same mentally disturbed Vispilio that claims "bosses are controlling theymos" and that "a company has purchased this forum long ago" so nothing he says should be taken seriously because he is a deluded attention-seeker:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5263008.0

I am lately here and seeing a huge dilemma created here under the battleground named - Turkish community v/s Chipmixer sig campaign. I think DarkStar does not have any personal grudges on these users and if they are not being selected, it is their failure not to make DarkStar convinced with the type of quality DarkStar is looking for. I am a nobody 'and I don't know them personally' but their personality. I don't think DarkStar ever dictated a specific language when they discussed in their campaign thread the preferences they have while choosing members for their campaign, and they will only choose, what they believe is better for the company and its marketing. So DarkStar needs not to revise their enrollment strategy but it is you, who needs to review yourselves.

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[STT]

why would a for-profit bank inflate Turkish statistics

Two different paragraphs, I wasnt implying that really.   My common point would be theres a margin of error in all statistics and apparent data, it can be deliberately biased or just imprecise in its nature like polls for an election dont always relate to results so there's varied levels of confidence in the data.    There is no view with perfect clarity and absolute accuracy, thats why people can describe statistics negatively because its sampling has a relation to degrees of probability though its also one of my favourite subjects.
   I've seen Turkey mentioned a few times as one of the most crypto involved countries.   I would have guessed Japan alot more then is stated because its the furthest down this road of QE progression by many years, however its also one of the oldest populations.  Anyway I'll not comment further.

[yenerbatmaz]

CIA / FBI / INTERPOL and any other intelligence agency actively working on the Chipmixer case would be well served to do a deep dive on this thread, and investigate some very curious injustices troubling Bitcointalk for years,

where an inner circle (aptly descriped as the Chipmixer Signature cult) monopolizes the forum's most generous revenue stream (by far) by ramping up their own trust ratings and doing character assassination hit jobs against independent members who were vocal enough to point out something was askew (through mutual trust inclusions / exclusions, acting like a hive mind, etc.)...

The other post about this that can serve as a great starting point is referenced below for further guidance, there are also a few other threads where users have noticed corruption surrounding the Chipmixer campaign, all of them can be found by searching through keywords like Chipmixer bounty campaign / bounty abuse  / default trust abuse / signature cult and similar with a focus on the Reputation board, where these issues have been discussed at length a few years ago:


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5445038.msg61929091#msg61929091

[Timelord2067]

It's cringeworthy how desperate the members of the Turkish community were to join the Chipmixer signature campaign and how embarrassing it was that they were prepared to collude with the DT 1 Trolls here to vote down certain unaffiliated members who aren't in any gangs.

[JollyGood]

I remember when that whole saga was unfolding. All of a sudden out of nowhere it was noticed several members of the Turkish community were involved in what can only be described as dubious merit awarding while they wanted to get to DT.

Thankfully it was down to just a handful of trolls who were unbelievably upset at not being selected for the Chipmixer signature campaign that went on to attack the campaign manager and spread rumours about the forum too: @theymos: False allegations made against theymos and BCT forum - by Vispilio

The far majority of the Turkish community were and are contributing to the good of the forum and are an important part of the ecosystem.

It's cringeworthy how desperate the members of the Turkish community were to join the Chipmixer signature campaign and how embarrassing it was that they were prepared to collude with the DT 1 Trolls here to vote down certain unaffiliated members who aren't in any gangs.