AI Spam Report Reference Thread

[Ultegra134]

Good catch @Ultegra134, I hope they both get the punishment they deserve.

The reported posts got deleted, but both users seem to remain unpunished and are likely to continue their AI habits.

Two more newbies using AI to post, the altcoin section is filled with newbies using AI to promote shit projects and make them look like there's someone actually engaging with them. The first post's thread is also made by an AI spammer I reported a few days ago, despite that, he's still not banned. I wouldn't be surprised if all accounts were linked together.

User: Alexinnovation0

Post 1.

You make a good point about the rising potential of altcoins and meme coins, especially with countries like Turkey and Dubai taking proactive steps in the crypto space. But what really intrigues me is how meme coins, often seen as purely speculative, could evolve in these markets.

Dubai’s push to become a global crypto hub isn’t just about mainstream projects—it's about embracing the diversity of the crypto ecosystem. Meme coins, with their strong community backing and viral nature, might actually thrive in such an environment. I can see a scenario where these coins, especially those with solid utility behind the memes, gain traction in Dubai’s rapidly growing digital economy. Imagine a world where meme coins are used for microtransactions or even local initiatives that embrace blockchain tech.

In Turkey, where economic instability has driven many to seek alternatives, meme coins could find a unique audience. Their low entry barrier and strong online presence could resonate with a younger, tech-savvy generation. If anything, meme coins offer a form of financial expression that traditional assets simply can't provide. And with the right use cases, they could even become part of everyday transactions.

Also, let’s not forget about the influence of Crypto All Stars. In a world where social proof is everything, the backing of prominent figures and communities could be the catalyst that takes meme coins from fringe assets to legitimate contenders in the crypto space. Their endorsement can shift perceptions, making these coins more than just a joke.

So, while altcoins are definitely worth holding, I wouldn’t be so quick to dismiss meme coins. With the right developments, they could surprise us all. And if Dubai and Turkey are any indication, other countries might soon follow their lead in integrating even the most unconventional coins into their financial systems.

What do you think? Could meme coins really shift from speculation to real-world use, especially as more countries explore crypto adoption?

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Post 2.

For the BTC bull run, we needed a weekly close above $61,500 to maintain a bullish structure. However, last night’s weekly close was around $58,000, which is below $61k. So yes, we’re still in a bullish scenario, but just barely. We have two possible ranges to watch: $52,000 - $58,000 and the $64,500 - $64,400 range.

Let me break it down further—above $62,500, there’s a massive liquidation pool, about $63.39 million sitting in that zone. This suggests that we might see a move either towards $64k or down to $52k. Right now, BTC is hovering between $59k and $57k, which is boring the market. This kind of stagnant movement can often lead to people exiting out of frustration.

BTC has been stuck in this range for 10-15 days now. Whenever it gives some profit, it pulls back again. We’re just stuck in this zone for now. If you pay attention to the liquidation zones I mentioned, they will eventually get triggered, maybe in the form of a wick or something else.

In the shorter time frame, you can see a bull flag forming, which is an early indicator of bullish momentum for BTC. This pattern suggests that BTC could start moving up soon, so get ready. Also, there’s a descending channel forming in the ETH/BTC pair that has been developing for the last 1.5 to 2 years. Once this channel breaks, we could witness one of the biggest bull sessions in history, in my opinion.

Remember, when a descending channel breaks out, the market tends to move rapidly in the opposite direction, leading to a massive rally. So, this was the latest update on BTC. If you’ve understood my voice message, keep reacting to the market accordingly.

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Post 3. The worst of all is that they're promoting their tokens in the Bitcoin section as well.

You’re right—crypto alone won’t solve poverty, and infrastructure and education are crucial. $Mega Dice Token exemplifies this balance well. While it’s a fun and engaging project, it highlights the need for proper knowledge and resources to truly benefit.

Crypto can offer opportunities, but it’s important to combine it with efforts to improve living conditions and financial literacy.

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User: Royaltyworld

Post 1.

Attention, crypto enthusiasts!

A new player has just entered the crypto arena, and it's making waves! $BLAST has officially launched on Bitget, and the community is buzzing with anticipation.

With its initial trading price at $0.08, $BLAST is already turning heads. What do you think about this new cryptocurrency? Is it a potential game-changer or just another flash in the pan?

Share your thoughts, predictions, and analysis on $BLAST. Let's see if it has what it takes to blast off into the crypto stratosphere!

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Post 2.

It's fascinating to see how the crypto landscape is evolving. From traditional mining to gamified earning methods on platforms like Telegram, it's clear that innovation is driving the industry forward.

I'm also intrigued by the mention of Notcoin, Hamster, Tapswap, and now DOGS. It seems like Telegram is becoming a hotbed for crypto projects. As a participant in the Bitget event, I'm keen to observe how these trends unfold and potentially impact the broader crypto market.

Do you believe these Telegram-based crypto projects could potentially influence the next Bitcoin bull run? Or do you see them as more of a standalone trend?

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Post 3.

It's impressive to see the rapid growth of $MAJOR within the TON ecosystem. Reaching 10 million users in such a short time is a testament to its engaging gameplay and potential. The fact that it's already integrated with Telegram, a platform with a massive user base, is a huge advantage.

I'm also intrigued by the pre-market trading on some CEXS. It's definitely an exciting development for the project. The combination of a growing user base, gamified mechanics, and early market interest makes $MAJOR an interesting coin to watch.

As a participant in the Bitget event, I'm eager to learn more about the project and its potential. I'll be keeping a close eye on its development.

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[lovesmayfamilis]

A new account that writes admiring posts, but unfortunately they stand out for their style and indicate that they were written by an AI machine.

Pretty1

That's an amazing giveaway! The BingX and Yescoin partnership is definitely generating a lot of buzz. A chance to win a share of 120,000 USDT and 800 million Yescoin is incredibly exciting.

I'm particularly interested in learning more about Yescoin and its potential. As a participant in the upcoming BingX event, where CATDOG will be listed, I'm curious to see how this collaboration will impact the broader crypto ecosystem.

That's a fascinating project! The idea of making Bitcoin more user-friendly is definitely appealing. TNA Protocol's approach of human-readable addresses and integration with Layer-2 solutions is innovative.

I'm particularly interested in how TNA Protocol will address Bitcoin's scalability challenges. As a participant in the upcoming BingX event, where TNA Protocol's $BN token will be listed, I'm eager to see how this project develops and contributes to the broader Bitcoin ecosystem.

Great post! The rise of memecoins is undeniably fascinating. It's a testament to the evolving landscape of cryptocurrencies.

I'm particularly interested in understanding the factors driving their rapid adoption. As a participant in the upcoming Bingx event, where DOGS will be listed, I'm eager to see how this development will impact the memecoin space.

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The Dogs meme project, built on TON, has wrapped up its community rewards phase, where users earned tokens based on Telegram activity and account longevity. As the project gears up for its mainnet launch and exchange listings on platforms like Bitget, Bybit, and OKX, anticipation is building. It'll be interesting to see how the Dogs token performs alongside other popular meme coins, especially on platforms like BingX, which offer a diverse range of trading options.

That's a fascinating discussion about TNA Protocol! It's exciting to see innovations aimed at enhancing Bitcoin's capabilities. I agree that improving interoperability and usability are crucial steps in expanding BTC's reach.

As a participant in the Bingx event and listing, I'm keen to see how such developments align with the platform's goals of providing a seamless trading experience for a diverse user base. I believe TNA Protocol's potential to simplify BTC interactions could be a game-changer.

BN Token - A Game Changer for Bitcoin Interoperability

Hey everyone,

I've been looking into the BN token and its potential to improve Bitcoin's connectivity with other blockchains. What are your thoughts on this? Could it enhance transaction efficiency, speed, and adoption?

Share your perspectives and let's discuss!

Disclaimer: This post is for discussion purposes only Share your thoughts on the BN token's potential and how you think it will impact the Bitcoin ecosystem - including your favorite trading platforms!

Hello fellow enthusiasts,

I wanted to start a discussion about the upcoming pre-market listing of LINEA token, which utilizes ZKEVM technology and boasts 100% EVM bytecode compatibility. As someone interested in the potential of this technology, I'd love to hear your thoughts on its implications for the Web3 ecosystem.

What potential benefits or challenges do you see arising from this listing? How might LINEA token impact the adoption of Web3 technologies?

I'll be following the listing on BingX and would appreciate your insights.

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[LoyceV]

How about Newbie AzizLeBG?
This looks like chatbot diarrhoea to me:

It seems you're dealing with elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) where you have points on a curve and scalar multiplication operations. From your provided information, you have points P1, P2, and P3, as well as scalars A1, A2, A3, and A4.

Your hint suggests that A1, A2, and A3 are related to P1, P2, and P3 respectively, in a way that when you subtract 1 from each scalar and subtract that from its corresponding point, adding the results gives you 2. This indicates that P1, P2, and P3 are likely related to A1-1, A2-1, and A3-1 respectively in some manner.

The relationship between P1, P2, and P3 is also given in terms of scalar operations involving A4. From the relationships provided:

P1 + P2 = A4:

If you add point P1 and point P2 together on the elliptic curve, you get the point A4.
P2 - P1 = P3:

If you subtract point P1 from point P2 on the elliptic curve, you get the point P3.
P3 - A4 = 2P2:

If you subtract point A4 from point P3 on the elliptic curve, you get twice the value of point P2.
P1 - (A4 / 2) = (P3 / 2):

If you subtract half of the value of A4 from point P1 on the elliptic curve, you get half of point P3.
 
Given only A4 and these relationships, it's possible to find the coordinates of at least one of the points P1, P2, or P3 by performing scalar operations with A4.

To find the exact coordinates of the points P1, P2, and P3, you can use scalar multiplication operations on a known base point on the elliptic curve, which is usually provided in ECC. By performing scalar multiplication operations with A4 and using the provided relationships, you can compute the coordinates of at least one of the points. Once you have the coordinates of one point, you can use the relationships between the points to deduce the coordinates of the others.

[Ultegra134]

How about Newbie AzizLeBG?
This looks like chatbot diarrhoea to me:

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The post you've quoted seems to be AI generated, the rest of his posts are a mess or too short to come up with an accurate result.

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Here's another newbie, in the altcoin section once again. Can someone explain why the whole section is flooded with newbie AI spamming accounts?

User: Curry12

Post 1.

So I came across Babybonk today and after doing my research I gotta say it sounds promising; i think it’s a revolution in the world of digital finance. Merging the playful spirit of memes with serious DeFi innovation, Babybonk offers more than just a coin. It introduces a unique ecosystem where holding and participating in the community not only brings humor but also tangible benefits.

This project stands out with its decentralized financial model, allowing users to trade, lend, and earn without relying on traditional financial institutions. Its commitment to transparency and community involvement ensures that everyone has a say in its development and future.

With a 5% transaction fee redistributed to holders, staking rewards of up to 150% APY, and regular token burns, Babybonk not only rewards its community but also builds long-term value. Security is a priority, as evidenced by its locked liquidity and vested tokens.

The Babybonk community thrives on regular engagement through AMAs and contests, making it a vibrant and active space for both newcomers and seasoned crypto enthusiasts. Its continuous evolution and integration with the Solana blockchain promise ongoing improvements and new features.

For those looking to join a fun, innovative project that combines the best of memes and DeFi, Babybonk is your chance. You can join me on BingX and let's dive into the world of Babybonk and be part of something that’s both entertaining and rewarding.

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Post 2.

Hey everyone,

If you're like me and you've been keeping an eye out for something genuinely exciting in the crypto space, you should definitely check out Mumu The Bull. This isn't just another token; it's an entire vibe!

So, what's the deal with Mumu? Picture this: a bull that symbolizes all the optimism and potential growth we love about the markets, taking on the bear (Bobo) in an epic narrative. It's not just about price action; it's a whole story that makes you feel like you're part of something bigger. And honestly, who wouldn't want to be part of a movement that's all about flipping bearish sentiment on its head?

Now, let's talk community. One of the things that really sets Mumu apart is its vibrant, supportive community. It's not just about holding tokens; it's about being part of a family that's as enthusiastic about DeFi and decentralized systems as you are. This kind of community backing is crucial, especially for a project that's still finding its footing.

And if you're into trading, $MUMU offers some wild price swings that make it a thrill ride for anyone into speculative assets. It's built on Solana, so you know you're getting those fast transactions without the insane fees. It's a win-win.

But beyond the trading and community, what really grabbed my attention is the project's ethos. Mumu The Bull is about more than just making gains; it's about challenging traditional financial systems and promoting the ideals of decentralized finance. It’s this kind of vision that makes me believe we're on the cusp of something big here.

The token details are straightforward: Mumu The Bull, $MUMU, on the Solana blockchain. You can check it out with this token address: 5LafQUrVco6o7KMz42eqVEJ9LW31StPyGjeeu5sKoMtA. With a total supply of over 2 trillion tokens, there's plenty of room for everyone to get involved.

Remember, the crypto world is volatile, so always do your research before jumping in. But if you're looking for something fresh and exciting, Mumu The Bull might just be your next big adventure.

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Post 3.

Hey folks,

I’ve been digging into SaitaChain recently, and it’s definitely piquing my interest. This project seems to have a lot going for it, especially in the DeFi space. SaitaChain’s layer-zero mainnet is all about tackling those pesky blockchain issues like congestion and high fees. Their sharding technique and cross-chain functionality are not just buzzwords they look like real solutions to some serious problems.

What really stands out to me is their focus on community governance. It’s refreshing to see a project that gives its users a say in its development. And then there’s the STC token, which powers the whole platform. It’s used for everything from transaction fees to staking and voting, making it pretty central to the ecosystem. The prize pool of up to 3,700,000 STC is also a nice touch for those who get in early.

Overall, SaitaChain feels like it could make a real impact. I’m keen to see how it evolves and whether it lives up to the hype. What are your thoughts on this project?

Looking forward to your insights.

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Post 4.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been exploring Major Coin ($MAJOR) and wanted to get your take on it. Major is this new rating-based game on Telegram where you earn Stars by referring friends, getting ratings, and completing tasks. The more Stars you accumulate, the higher your game rating and the more $MAJOR tokens you earn.

What’s caught my eye is how quickly it’s grown (over 10 million users and 3 million wallets in under 10 days) That’s impressive for a new project. You connect your wallet, start playing, and can join or create squads to compete with others. There’s also a rating-burning system to keep things dynamic, where if you’re inactive for 10 days, the game starts burning a bit of your Rating daily. They’ve also got a spin-to-win feature for daily prizes, and you get extra spins for inviting friends. Buying Stars through Fragment is pretty affordable, too, especially with the current discounts.

I’m curious, do you think Major Coin’s approach will catch on? With its rapid growth and unique integration with Telegram, could it really make a big impact? How do you see the $MAJOR token performing in the future? And do you think the rating-burning mechanism will keep players engaged long-term?

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

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Post 5.

Simon’s Cat’s entry into the Web3 space with the $CAT token is a fascinating development. The transition from a beloved animation series to the blockchain ecosystem offers fans a new way to engage and support the cause of feeding and rescuing cats. With the token built on the BNB Smart Chain and a significant total supply of 9 trillion CAT tokens, it’s an ambitious project.

The animation’s meticulous hand-drawn process adds to its appeal, and the transition to Web3 feels like a natural evolution. If you're interested in exploring this unique blend of entertainment and technology, it might be worth checking out $CAT on BingX.

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Post 6.

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share my thoughts on Wiener AI, a new player in the crypto trading space that’s caught my attention. From what I’ve gathered, Wiener AI seems to be a pretty intriguing blend of artificial intelligence and crypto trading. It’s built around the $WAI token and aims to make trading more accessible for beginners while integrating some advanced features.

What stands out to me is its approach to trading. The bot uses predictive technology to analyze the market and provide insights, which could be quite useful for those of us who aren’t always able to keep up with market fluctuations. The fact that it’s designed to be beginner-friendly is a big plus, especially given how complex trading tools can sometimes be.

Another aspect I find interesting is the zero-fee structure. It’s great to see a platform that doesn’t charge fees, which could definitely make a difference in maximizing gains. Additionally, the MEV protection feature seems like a solid way to address the issue of frontrunning, which has been a concern for many traders.

The project’s foundation on the Ethereum network and its emphasis on upgradeability suggest that it’s aiming for a long-term presence in the market. Overall, Wiener AI looks like it has some promising features and could be worth keeping an eye on if you’re interested in AI-driven trading tools.

Just thought I’d share my perspective on this, curious to hear what others think.

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[Lucius]

Here's another newbie, in the altcoin section once again. Can someone explain why the whole section is flooded with newbie AI spamming accounts?
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My opinion is that the reason for this is that that part of the forum has long been overrun with all kinds of garbage, and accordingly, most of the members who still report posts have Altcoins boards on ignore. Therefore, it is not surprising that you find such posts there, but there are also in other boards, especially the Bitcoin discussion.

[LoyceV]

Can someone explain why the whole section is flooded with newbie AI spamming accounts?

That's because they're not getting banned. They have nothing to lose, and if some of the spam accounts earn Merit, they can up their game.

Modlog:

Remove topic: Exploring Zircuit: A New Zero-Knowledge Rollup for Ethereum – Thoughts? in topic #5506590 by member #3646035
Remove topic: Why SaitaChain (STC) Could Be a Major Player in DeFi in topic #5504870 by member #3646035
Remove topic: Major Coin on Telegram: Thoughts on Its Potential? in topic #5506073 by member #3646035
Remove topic: [ANN] Mumu The Bull: The Ultimate Bull Market Mascot | Join the Stampede! in topic #5504747 by member #3646035
Remove topic: Babybonk: Redefining Crypto with Humor and Community in topic #5504616 by member #3646035
Remove topic: Simon’s Cat Joins Web3 with $CAT Token: A New Era for Fans and Feline Welfare in topic #5506993 by member #3646035
Remove topic: Thoughts on Wiener AI: An Innovative Approach to AI and Crypto Trading in topic #5506971 by member #3646035

He didn't get banned. It's pointless.

[Ultegra134]

That's because they're not getting banned. They have nothing to lose, and if some of the spam accounts earn Merit, they can up their game.

I don't understand why they're not getting banned; they're spamming the forum, using AI content, post-burst, and possibly creating multiple accounts to appear their content is engaging by replying to one another, yet none of the accounts I've reported in the past few days, along with other members, are still roaming the forum, continuing their AI spamming spree. Eventually, we'll all give up and surrender the whole section, or perhaps the forum to them.

Edit: I decided to report the rest of his posts, as they were all AI written but didn't bother quoting every single one on this post and he now appears to be banned.

https://bpip.org/Profile?p=Curry12

Edit 2: I'm now rechecking some of the reported users, and a large number of the latest ones have been banned, such as Ramzy.Eth of whom I saw a post approximately an hour ago, now have all been deleted and the user appears banned.

[Mitchell]

I've removed some of the accounts that seem to only have AI spam posts. Usually I only remove the reported posts, but if I keep seeing them, I just nuke em, since they add nothing.

[Ultegra134]

I've removed some of the accounts that seem to only have AI spam posts. Usually I only remove the reported posts, but if I keep seeing them, I just nuke em, since they add nothing.

Great, thanks for the heads-up, they've flooded the whole forum and seeing them deleted and banned means that there's still hope.

Here's another newbie, on the altcoin section again. Unfortunately, these accounts keep popping up, reply to each other and appear to be engaging with the community. What infuriates me is that some posts are obviously AI written but yet actual users are replying to them instead of ignoring their threads.

User: Xeeycoin01

Post 1.

Hey fellow Bitcoin Enthusiasts!

I'd like to discuss the concept of memecoins and their growing presence in the crypto space. These tokens, often created as jokes or memes, have gained significant attention and picking up pace.

What are the underlying factors driving their popularity? How do memecoins differ from traditional cryptocurrencies?

I'd appreciate your insights and thoughts on this phenomenon. Let's explore the technical and economic aspects of memecoins and their potential impact on the crypto ecosystem.

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Post 2.

Hey Bitcoin Enthusiasts,

I came across Babylon, a project aiming to merge BTC's security features with the flexibility of PoS Blockchains. Their approach leverages BTC's framework to create a more robust and decentralized PoS ecosystem.

Some exchanges like BingX is already supporting their token. What are your thoughts on this innovative approach? Do you think it has potential or are there concerns?

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Post 3.

Hello fellow Bitcoin enthusiasts,

I'd like to discuss TNA Protocol, a solution aimed at improving BTC's interoperability and usability. By introducing a standardized naming and data availability layer, TNA Protocol enables seamless communication between BTC and other blockchain networks.

This innovation has the potential to:

1. Enhance BTC's scalability and capacity for growth.

2. Simplify interactions with BTC assets for a wider audience.

3. Expand BTC's reach and potential use cases.

I'd appreciate your thoughts on this development. How do you think TNA Protocol will impact BTC's ecosystem?

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Post 4.

Hello Bitcoin Enthusiasts.
I've been delving into various Ethereum scaling solutions and came across #Linea. Its use of zkEVM technology and 100% EVM bytecode compatibility seems intriguing.

Linea aims to address Ethereum's scalability limitations, potentially enabling faster transactions and lower gas fees. I'm curious to know more about the technology and its implications.

What are your thoughts on Linea's approach? How does it compare to other scaling solutions? Let's discuss the technical aspects and potential impact on Ethereum's ecosystem.

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This user seems to reply to the above posts as well, continuing the AI spree: DALUKAS99
However, his posts are too short to be scanned.

[Lucius]

User : UTON Blockchain

Southeast Asia includes Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, the Philippines, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Brunei, and Timor-Leste. This region is not only strategically located, connecting major Asian economies, but also possesses a market of over 600 million people. Recent years have seen strong economic growth, particularly in Indonesia and Vietnam. Indonesia, with its large population, abundant natural resources, and expanding middle class, has attracted substantial foreign investment. Vietnam has become a key driver of regional economic growth through its rapidly developing manufacturing sector and increasing foreign direct investment.

Investment Hotspots：E-Commerce，Technology Investment，Manufacturing，Digital Economy，Logistics and Transportation，Real Estate, Hotels, and Construction，Financial Services and Asset Management。

f you were an entrepreneur, would you invest in this land?

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It’s easy to think getting rich comes down to luck, connections, or simply working harder. But the real game-changer lies in your mindset. Without understanding how investments work, you’re likely to lose money in the market. Jumping into a business without knowing the risks and challenges often leads to failure. Your ability to spot opportunities and sidestep traps is directly tied to how much you know. The more you grow your understanding, the more you unlock the potential for wealth.

However,let’s be honest: We’re all operating within a system designed to push us toward spending and debt. Capitalism thrives on consumption, with everything — from ads to social media to the way jobs are structured — nudging us to chase the next shiny thing.his fuels dissatisfaction and endless comparison, making it harder to stay focused on what truly matters.

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Also, this is probably about ban evading, because apparently this is the alt account of the banned user @shanhaigamefi. Thanks @lovesmayfamilis for the warning.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5507689.msg64478891#msg64478891

[Ultegra134]

After several reports and Mitchell's actions banning a large number of users, the Altcoin section seems a little cleaner.

Here's another newbie talking about technical Bitcoin stuff that I also don't understand, without having any idea himself, generated by AI.

User: ykim240515

Post 1.

Quantum computers could indeed pose a threat to Bitcoin. While it's true that Bitcoin's open-source nature allows developers to improve security, the power of quantum computers could potentially reverse-engineer private keys from public keys, especially once the public key is exposed in a transaction. Transitioning to post-quantum cryptography is crucial but also highly complex, requiring consensus across the entire network and significant upgrades, which could impact performance.

If this transition were easy, Satoshi Nakamoto might have already implemented it during the early stages of Bitcoin. However, at that time, the threat of quantum computing wasn't as pressing or realistic, and the technological challenges were substantial. Even though transitioning to quantum-resistant algorithms is challenging, it is necessary to safeguard Bitcoin as quantum computing advances. Satoshi’s decision not to expose public keys may indicate an awareness of the potential risks that quantum computing could pose to Bitcoin's security in the future.

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Post 2.

If Satoshi Nakamoto chose not to move his bitcoins to avoid exposing his public keys, it suggests that Satoshi might have recognized that the Bitcoin system is not entirely safe from the future threat of quantum computers. While current cryptographic methods, like those used in Bitcoin, are secure against classical computing, quantum computers could potentially reverse-engineer private keys from public keys, jeopardizing the system's security. By avoiding transactions and thus preventing the public keys from being exposed, Satoshi might have been acknowledging that the system, as initially designed, might not be fully suitable or secure in the quantum computing era. This decision implies a forward-thinking awareness of Bitcoin's potential vulnerabilities in the face of advancing technology.

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Post 3.

As quantum computing advances, could existing cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, which rely on SHA-256 and ECDSA algorithms, soon face significant threats? These algorithms were standardized in the early 2000s and provided robust security in the computing environment of their time, but were they designed with the quantum computing era in mind?

On August 13, 2024, NIST officially standardized Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) algorithms such as CRYSTALS-Kyber, CRYSTALS-Dilithium, and SPHINCS+. These new standards aim to address the limitations of traditional cryptographic techniques by being resistant to quantum computer attacks, but how might Bitcoin integrate these changes?

Why is it so challenging for Bitcoin to undergo a hard fork to adopt quantum resistance? Given that Bitcoin is a decentralized network, how could it achieve consensus among diverse stakeholders to implement such significant changes? Is there a risk of network fragmentation during this process? Furthermore, how could the technical complexity or the potential introduction of new vulnerabilities be managed when replacing existing cryptographic techniques with quantum-resistant algorithms? Additionally, what considerations should be made regarding the potential negative impact on Bitcoin’s performance, given that quantum-resistant algorithms might require more computational resources?

Amid these challenges, could it be more feasible for a new cryptocurrency, adopting PQC algorithms from the start, to emerge instead of modifying Bitcoin? Would a PQC-based cryptocurrency be able to maintain security in the quantum computing era?

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[Ultegra134]

More AI on the Bitcoin discussion section, with AI created analysis posing as an "expert" speculator.

User: XYEScom

Post 1.

Bitcoin entered September trading at around $58,600, showing a modest 1% increase over the past 24 hours. This slight uptick comes amid a market that has historically been bearish for the cryptocurrency. September is typically a challenging month for Bitcoin, with an average value decline of 6.56%. U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs have also felt the pressure, experiencing net outflows of $175 million on Friday, marking a four-day losing streak. Despite these concerns, some traders are optimistic that a potential interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve could break this pattern, offering Bitcoin a potential boost as a store of value in the face of a weakened U.S. dollar.

This week is particularly critical for Bitcoin as key U.S. economic data is set to be released, starting with the Institute of Supply Management's (ISM) manufacturing PMI for August. A weaker-than-expected PMI could bolster the case for a rate cut, which would likely lead to further dollar weakness and provide a tailwind for Bitcoin. Historically, a weaker dollar has been favorable for Bitcoin, as it tends to lower the cost of capital and increase the appeal of the cryptocurrency as a hedge against currency fluctuations. Last month's lower-than-expected PMI triggered recession fears and led to a 3.7% drop in Bitcoin, highlighting the sensitivity of the market to economic indicators.

Later in the week, the focus will shift to Friday's nonfarm payrolls (NFP) report, a key event that could significantly impact market expectations regarding future Federal Reserve actions. If job gains fall short of expectations, it could lead to a further decline in the U.S. dollar, potentially benefiting Bitcoin and other risk assets. However, technical indicators suggest that Bitcoin remains under pressure, with the MACD histogram pointing to increased downside momentum. As September unfolds, traders will be closely monitoring these economic developments, which could play a pivotal role in determining Bitcoin's performance during this traditionally difficult month.

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Post 2.

Marathon Digital Holdings is making a significant strategic shift, extending its focus beyond its well-established Bitcoin mining operations to include investments in altcoins, notably Kaspa. This move is part of a broader diversification strategy aimed at leveraging the high-margin potential of emerging cryptocurrencies. Since September 2023, Marathon has mined over $15 million worth of Kaspa, showcasing its ability to use existing resources efficiently while still maintaining its core Bitcoin mining activities.

The expansion into altcoins like Kaspa is just one facet of Marathon's broader strategic vision. The company is also actively exploring opportunities in artificial intelligence (AI) and energy sectors, marking a substantial step towards integrating innovative technologies and sustainable practices. This diversification reflects Marathon's commitment to staying at the forefront of technological advancements and adapting to the evolving market dynamics.

Marathon's foray into new technologies comes at a time when the company is facing fluctuating stock prices. Despite these market challenges, the company's focus on long-term growth and strategic diversification sets it apart from many competitors who prioritize short-term gains. By expanding into AI and energy, Marathon aims to future-proof its operations and position itself as a leader in both the cryptocurrency and technology sectors.

The company’s innovative approach and broadening scope are designed to drive substantial growth and differentiation within the digital asset ecosystem. Marathon Digital Holdings is not only seeking to enhance its market position through strategic investments but also to contribute to the evolution of the broader tech landscape. This comprehensive strategy underscores Marathon's commitment to leading the charge in an ever-changing and competitive environment, setting the stage for continued success and influence in the cryptocurrency and tech sectors.

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[SatoPrincess]

More AI on the Bitcoin discussion section, with AI created analysis posing as an "expert" speculator.

User: XYEScom

This user has been reported for plagiarism and paraphrasing posts. The mods deleted the posts but he is yet to be banned. I hope this time he gets punished.

[Ultegra134]

This user has been reported for plagiarism and paraphrasing posts. The mods deleted the posts but he is yet to be banned. I hope this time he gets punished.

The most frustrating part is that there are a few users who pointed out that his post was AI-created, but yet some users don't pay attention and continue replying to increase their quota. I'm also in a campaign, and I understand, but don't you pay attention to where you're posting, or do you not care at all?

Edit: He's now banned.

[lovesmayfamilis]

This user has been reported for plagiarism and paraphrasing posts. The mods deleted the posts but he is yet to be banned. I hope this time he gets punished.

The most frustrating part is that there are a few users who pointed out that his post was AI-created, but yet some users don't pay attention and continue replying to increase their quota. I'm also in a campaign, and I understand, but don't you pay attention to where you're posting, or do you not care at all?

Edit: He's now banned.

Those who rush to respond to posts created by AI risk more than if they were more selective. Sometimes a post written by AI is very noticeable, and I don't think it's hard not to recognize it if you listen to people's excuses that they don't understand it. But then miracles happen. The topic started with an AI post that was simply washed away by moderators, regardless of whether anyone wrote there or not. I often see this picture, and I express sincere respect for such moderators who try to clean the forum from robots.

[nutildah]

Don't know what this guy's mission is, appears to be another Bitget shiller. Anyway, his posts suck & he should probably be banned.

Saucemann

Going back to the beginning of his posts:


Post #1

As an investor, merging traditional finance with DeFi offers exciting opportunities for diversification, higher returns, and increased access to previously inaccessible markets. By integrating decentralized finance concepts like blockchain technology and smart contracts into traditional financial systems, investors can benefit from greater transparency, reduced costs, and enhanced liquidity. Additionally, integrating NFTs into this ecosystem opens up new avenues for investment in digital assets, fractional ownership, and innovative revenue-sharing models. recently i'm looking to invest in tensor. However, investors should remain vigilant about regulatory compliance, security risks, scalability issues, and the need for user education and adoption. Overall, merging traditional finance with DeFi and NFTs presents compelling prospects for forward-thinking investors seeking to capitalize on the future of finance.

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Post #2

Hey everyone, I'm curious about crypto loans and how they work, but I'm a bit confused. From what I understand, you can use your cryptocurrency as collateral to borrow other types of crypto, and you have to pay interest on the borrowed amount. I've also heard that they require "over-collateralization," which is pledging more crypto than the value of the loan to reduce risks.

I also came across some info saying that crypto loans are different from DeFi lending because they have fixed interest rates, don't require extra crypto addresses, and don't have gas fees. Plus, the borrowing process is supposed to be simpler.

Can anyone explain if I'm on the right track? How do crypto loans actually work, and what should I watch out for? Any tips or personal experiences would be really helpful. Thanks!

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Post #3

Hey everyone, I've been hearing a lot about this new blockchain game called "Undeads." It's a survival MMORPG set in a post-apocalyptic metaverse with zombies and humans battling for control. It's built on the Ethereum blockchain, and the cool part is that you can earn NFTs by playing.

They've got this unique player-driven economy where you can trade, buy, and sell virtual assets. It sounds interesting, but I'm not sure how it all works and whether it's worth investing in. Also, they're planning to add VR support, so you could interact with other players in a fully immersive way.

Plus, there's this marketplace where you can auction off your stuff or find valuable NFTs. They mention that it's secure and reliable, but I don't have much experience with blockchain gaming. The token for this project is called UDS, and it's on Ethereum. There's a lot of buzz about it, but I'd love to hear from people who know more.

What do you think about this project? Is it something that has long-term potential, or is it just another hype? Would you consider investing in it? Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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Post #4

Hi everyone,

I'm considering adding some Alts to my portfolio and saw some hype around Landx finance. The project aims to bring Real World Assets (RWAs) into DeFi through Perpetual Commodity Vaults, allowing investors to gain exposure to agricultural assets and generate yields from real production.

I'm curious about the risks and opportunities for this project. On one hand, the idea of linking agricultural RWAs to DeFi is intriguing and could provide uncorrelated yield opportunities. On the other hand, the concept is relatively new, and there are inherent risks with any blockchain-based project.

I would appreciate any insights, experiences, or advice from the community. Thanks in advance for your help!

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Post #5

I recently came across an intriguing project shared in a Telegram group called SoulLand. It's caught my eye, but I’m still deciding whether to invest. SoulLand appears to be a promising project with a unique blend of social interaction and gamification. The use of the Unity Engine suggests a high-quality, immersive user experience. However, as with any investment, it’s essential to weigh the potential benefits against the risks.

The platform’s success will depend on its ability to attract and retain users, as well as its execution of planned features. Before making any investment, I'll continue to monitor SoulLand’s developments, community feedback, and overall progress. It looks like a potential gem, but thorough research and cautious consideration are crucial.

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Post #6

The broader cryptocurrency market, of which Game-Fi is a part, has experienced significant price fluctuations. This volatility has made investors cautious and less willing to invest in risky assets like Game-Fi tokens. Many governments and regulatory bodies are still grappling with how to classify and regulate Game-Fi projects. This uncertainty has created a challenging environment for developers and investors alike. i saw some launchpoolevent for Counter fire on Bitget The flexible launchpool period allows users to participate and earn rewards without having to wait for a long vesting period. This can encourage more participation and increase user satisfaction.

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Update:



boom, nuked. thank you mods.

[nutildah]

Here's another newbie with all ChatGPT posts:

Kcrypto18


Post #1

You bring up some interesting ideas about how CBDC could change the way we pay for things. Even if CBDC allow people to pay directly without needing a credit or debit card, many people are used to using cards because they’re simple and work almost everywhere. Credit cards also have extra benefits like rewards and is a way to borrow money easily, which might not be possible with CBDCs alone.

I think credit cards and paypal might still be used even if CBDC become common. Instead of going away, these companies could change and find new ways to help people manage their money.

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Post #2

I agree that often times different religions and beliefs can lead to conflict, especially when people think their religion is the only true one. It's true that the diverse doctrines and beliefs within various religions can lead to misunderstandings. However, it's also worth noting that many people find comfort, guidance, and community through their religious beliefs.

Instead of saying a world without religion is better, maybe we should focus on fostering mutual respect, open dialogue, and understanding between different faiths. I think this is a better way to promote peace and understanding without losing the positive aspects that religions bring to our lives. 

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Post #3

You bring up some valid points about how Bitcoin could change people's spending habits by encouraging saving over spending. However, I think it's important to consider the broader economic impacts of this shift. While it's true that some of today's economic growth is fueled by unnecessary spending, a healthy economy also relies on a balance of spending and saving.

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Post #4

I do think there is some truth to the idea that some people with less money try to dress more luxuriously to 'fit in' based on what they perceive as fitting in or being wealthy from the media. However, it’s an overgeneralization to say that all poor people do this, and that all wealthy people dress simply because they don’t feel the need to. No matter how much money someone has, they might choose to dress a certain way due to personal preference.

At the end of the day, we shouldn't judge their financial situation just by their appearance. Like the old saying goes, don't just a book by their cover.

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[Ultegra134]

Here's another newbie, who has also donated for Copper member, but users AI in their replies. I don't understand what they're trying to achieve.

User: FirstPrinciplesofCrypto

Post 1.

You're absolutely right to point out that not all cryptocurrencies offer true decentralization, and that BTC stands as the most prominent example of a decentralized system. Bitcoin was designed to be decentralized from its very inception, which is why it has garnered such a strong following over the years. However, decentralization isn't just a static concept tied solely to Bitcoin. It's a principle that can be applied more broadly to other projects—if they follow certain rules and frameworks.

Here's what I'm trying to do:
My focus with the First Principles of Crypto (FPOC) is to help people, both new and experienced in the space, evaluate crypto projects based on the core tenets that make them truly decentralized, fair, and user-centric. I agree, many projects out there use the term "decentralization" loosely or as a buzzword, but we need a more discerning approach to separate the truly decentralized systems from the centralized or semi-centralized ones.

The First Principles Framework
The principles I'm laying out aren't designed to be exclusive to BTC but to help guide people in determining whether or not a given project aligns with the same spirit of decentralization that BTC embodies. This is why I’m creating tools like the FPOC Scorecard to help evaluate projects on factors such as user sovereignty, immutability, permissionless access, and transparency—all things that Bitcoin gets right. So, it's not that these principles only apply to BTC, but that BTC serves as the gold standard, and we should judge other projects by how well they live up to those ideals.

Why not just focus on BTC?
While BTC is the foundation and will always be the most decentralized asset, the crypto space is evolving rapidly. There are emerging projects that may offer innovative solutions while adhering to these decentralized principles, and I believe we should engage with them critically. My intention is not to replace BTC or diminish its importance but to extend its core values into other areas of the crypto ecosystem—if they are truly decentralized.

TL;DR: My goal is to build a framework that helps people understand what decentralization really means, and to evaluate projects through the lens of these First Principles. Bitcoin is at the core of this, but the idea is to help people explore whether other projects measure up as well.

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Post 2.

What you've developed speaks directly to the heart of what the First Principles of Crypto aim to achieve: a system where individuals can assert their financial sovereignty, regardless of the oppressive conditions around them. When someone faces the threat of being cut off from economic life due to the whims of a centralized authority, they lose not only access to resources but also their fundamental human right to freely exchange value. Your project takes a powerful stand against that kind of control, by leveraging Bitcoin’s core properties in a way that circumvents authoritarian constraints.The idea of encoding market listings directly into the Bitcoin blockchain is an ingenious application of the principle of immutability. You’re not just protecting these listings from deletion or censorship—you're placing them on the blockchain where they are beyond the reach of any state actor. Bitcoin’s decentralized structure means that no government can go in and wipe out that data. It’s there for as long as Bitcoin exists, and that permanence is vital when people’s access to basic needs is at stake.What’s particularly striking is how this protocol embodies permissionless participation. In the world you’re describing, individuals don’t need to ask anyone’s permission to list goods or make transactions. This stands in sharp contrast to centralized payment systems that require users to be in the good graces of governments or corporations. By removing intermediaries, you ensure that the system can’t be weaponized against minority groups or political dissidents. It gives power back to individuals, reinforcing the idea that no one should have to justify their right to participate in the global economy.The use of steganography within the blockchain is a brilliant move that aligns with the principle of transparency with privacy. Bitcoin’s ledger is, by design, public and auditable, which can be both a strength and a vulnerability. By encoding information in a way that only those in the know can access, you’re maintaining the transparency of the network while protecting the privacy and safety of individuals. This reflects a deep understanding of the Universal Law of Correspondence—what happens on a grand, visible scale (the blockchain) doesn't necessarily reveal the hidden, personal dynamics at play (the encoded listings).Another crucial insight is how your project promotes inclusivity and accessibility. In many parts of the world, marginalized groups are intentionally excluded from participating in financial systems. Whether through overt discrimination or underhanded economic control, these groups are left vulnerable. By creating a tool that bypasses traditional financial gatekeepers and allows anyone with access to Bitcoin to trade, you’re making sure that even the most oppressed have a way to engage in economic life. This is financial freedom in its truest form—not just for the privileged, but for everyone.Moreover, your commitment to decentralization and the open-source nature of your tool speaks to the principle of fair distribution. You understand the stakes—this is bigger than any one person. By making the code available and encouraging others to back it up, you’re ensuring that even if you’re targeted, the movement can continue. This is a form of resilience that reflects the nature of Bitcoin itself: decentralized, robust, and resistant to any single point of failure.What you've done here isn't just an act of technological innovation—it's a form of resistance. It’s a refusal to accept that governments can dictate who gets to participate in the economy. And by working within the framework of Bitcoin, you’re tapping into a system that was designed from the ground up to challenge exactly these kinds of centralized controls.This tool isn’t just useful for people in dictatorships—it's a reminder of what crypto can be at its best: a means of empowering individuals, regardless of where they live or what governments seek to control them. It aligns with a vision of a world where freedom isn’t granted by institutions, but encoded into the very systems we use to live our lives.Your project is a perfect illustration of how the First Principles of Crypto can be applied to create real-world solutions that defend human rights, promote equality, and resist oppression. It’s a clear example of technology being used not just for innovation’s sake, but for a deeper, more meaningful purpose.

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Post 3.

I hope this helps with adoption.

https://www.firstprinciplesofcrypto.com/


I'm Thayne, and today, I want to introduce you to something that I'm really passionate about: First Principles of Crypto. This isn't just another project or product; it's a mindset—a way of looking at crypto through a lens of core values that many of us in this space hold dear but that often get lost in the noise.


What is First Principles of Crypto?

First Principles of Crypto (FPOC) is all about getting back to basics. It's about looking at cryptocurrency and blockchain from a fundamental perspective:

What makes this space so revolutionary?

What values were we trying to protect and promote in the first place?

I believe those values include user sovereignty (your keys, your crypto), immutability (once something happens on the blockchain, it's there forever), permissionless access (anyone, anywhere, can participate without needing approval), and transparency (an open system where everything is verifiable). These are what I call the First Principles, and they’re the foundation of my work.

Why am I Doing This?
I started First Principles of Crypto because I feel that we’ve drifted away from the original promise of decentralization. So many projects today talk about “disruption,” but in reality, they just build new systems that replicate the old ones—systems that are exclusive, centralized, and profit-driven. My mission is to help people refocus on the core ethos of crypto: freedom, fairness, and inclusion.

Now, I’ll be honest: I don’t know exactly where this journey is going to take us. I don’t have all the answers or a fully mapped-out path forward. But I do know this: we needed a solid starting point—something that anchors us back to the roots of decentralization and empowers us to move forward, even if the road is uncertain.

I’m not here to sell you on hype. I’m here to help build a movement—one that embraces the Universal Laws of Cause and Effect, Polarity, and Divine Oneness to empower people through crypto and decentralization. It’s time we stop looking at crypto as just an investment and start seeing it as a tool for liberation.

What You Can Expect

FPOC Scorecard: A simple, effective tool to help both newcomers and veterans evaluate crypto projects based on how well they align with First Principles.

Podcasts & Content: We’ll be sharing in-depth conversations and insights on the First Principles Hour Podcast and through our newsletter, "The Daily Thoth," where we dig deep into these concepts and explore their impact on both crypto and society.

Community Involvement: Everyone is welcome to join the conversation, whether you’re just starting your journey in crypto or have been here since the beginning. And we’re inviting project creators to join us on the podcast—whether or not their projects fully align with FPOC.

Why You Should Care

This isn’t just about Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency. It’s about you. It’s about making sure that the crypto space remains a place where individuals are empowered, where your financial freedom is preserved, and where anyone has the chance to participate, no matter their background.

I believe that by sticking to the First Principles of Crypto, we can help shape a future where decentralization is not just a buzzword, but a reality that benefits everyone.

I’d love for you to join me on this journey.

Cheers,
Thayne
Founder of First Principles of Crypto

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Post 4.

I think the main reason why small-scale Bitcoin holders panic sell is due to a combination of factors. First off, most smaller holders simply don’t have the same financial cushion that whales do. When the price dips, they’re more likely to sell because they can’t afford to take big losses. Meanwhile, whales are playing a long-term game. They see those dips as opportunities to buy more because they have the liquidity to hold through the tough times.

Another big reason is psychology. Smaller investors tend to get spooked by volatility and fear that they’re going to lose everything. This is especially true for people who are newer to the market and haven’t seen Bitcoin recover from crashes before. Whales, on the other hand, have the experience and often have access to better market insights, so they’re less emotional and more strategic in their moves.

Also, smaller investors often go into Bitcoin with a short-term mindset, hoping to make quick profits. When the market moves against them, they panic and sell, trying to avoid further losses. Whales don’t think like that—they’re holding for the long term and using the dips as buying opportunities.

In the end, it comes down to experience, financial security, and understanding the market. Whales have the upper hand in all those areas, so they accumulate while the small guys panic.

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Post 5.

You bring up a really interesting point about how Bitcoin could create a more global and equitable salary structure, particularly for digital work like freelancing. The idea of Bitcoin as a global currency that transcends borders and eliminates the need for constant currency conversion is certainly appealing, especially for industries where work can be done from anywhere, like programming or graphic design.

However, there are a few layers to unpack:

Global Salary Standardization and Inequality
Bitcoin has the potential to make salaries more comparable across countries, especially in sectors where work is location-independent. It could help level the playing field by allowing freelancers from lower-income countries to be paid the same rate as those in higher-income regions for the same quality of work. But as you mentioned, this idea goes beyond just using a universal currency. Education levels, infrastructure, and cost of living also play a significant role in salary differences. In a global market, workers from countries with a lower cost of living might still accept lower Bitcoin wages, which could perpetuate inequality.

But in theory, Bitcoin could reduce wage disparity by removing barriers like currency conversion and allowing freelancers to compete on an equal footing, especially in countries with restricted access to USD or where exchange rates are unfavorable.

Stability of Bitcoin
A major obstacle to using Bitcoin for salaries right now is its volatility. Even though Bitcoin offers a lot of advantages, the fluctuating price could make it impractical for daily living expenses. If Bitcoin's value drops significantly after a payment, the worker could lose purchasing power, which wouldn’t be sustainable. For Bitcoin to be a true global salary standard, its price would need to stabilize or people would need to quickly convert it into their local currency, which reintroduces some of the friction you’re trying to remove.

Bitcoin vs. USD as Global Currencies
You’re right that the USD is effectively a global currency on many freelance platforms, and international freelancers are already competing in a global marketplace. But Bitcoin can offer advantages in regions where access to USD is restricted or where local currencies are subject to hyperinflation. In such cases, Bitcoin could provide a more stable and accessible form of payment, empowering freelancers in those areas to participate in the global market without having to deal with unreliable local currencies or restrictive banking systems.

Wider Adoption of Bitcoin for Salaries
For Bitcoin to achieve wider adoption as a salary standard, especially beyond niche markets like Nostr's Value4Value or signature campaigns, more infrastructure would need to be in place. Governments and businesses would need to support it as a form of payment, and there would have to be a system for handling taxes, benefits, and other financial structures that currently rely on fiat currencies. Moreover, adoption would likely depend on people's trust in Bitcoin, which could improve with more price stability and widespread education about its benefits and risks.


In essence, Bitcoin could definitely help create a more global and comparable salary system, especially in freelance and digital work sectors. However, for this to happen at scale, Bitcoin’s volatility needs to be managed, and there needs to be broader adoption by both workers and businesses. While it could help address some forms of inequality, the broader economic issues related to education, infrastructure, and local economies would still play a role in determining wages. It’s a promising concept, but it would take time and more stability for this to become the norm.

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[ABCbits]

Could someone check post/thread made by user Yuri Samato. He made questionable thread about generating quantum-resistant Bitcoin address, where he managed to obtain 1 merit. After i asked few question, he ignored my questions and made generic reply instead.

[Lucius]

Could someone check post/thread made by user Yuri Samato.
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Even practically, generating a quantum-resistant Bitcoin address is feasible, though it requires significant effort. Quantum resistance involves using cryptographic methods that can withstand the capabilities of quantum computers. This typically requires employing advanced algorithms like hash-based signatures (e.g., XMSS) or lattice-based cryptography, which are not yet standard in current Bitcoin implementations. Developing and integrating these methods into Bitcoin's existing infrastructure involves complex technical challenges and rigorous testing to ensure they provide the same level of security and functionality as traditional cryptographic methods

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I understand your point. Right now, traditional Bitcoin address generation is secure and quantum attacks aren't an immediate threat. My aim with this script is to explore and learn about quantum-resistant techniques in advance. While it might not be needed today, understanding these concepts now helps us prepare for future developments in cryptography. Thanks for sharing your perspective!

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Maybe his posts are a combination of AI and some knowledge, but considering that I consider checking them with at least three different detectors that are somewhat reliable, I'm not completely sure here...