AI Spam Report Reference Thread

[HustleZ]

This user has been tagged by many users for posting links with malicious Files and Ai Spam. Yet he isn't stopping and continuously posting Using Ai. I have started using stealthwriter and GPTZero and not Used Sapling Ai as It's Not encouraged to use it.

User: endut15

1.

Thanks for the clarification — this is a really useful distinction. A lot of people still confuse monetary inflation with price inflation, so seeing it explained alongside the chart helps put things into perspective. The long-term supply schedule makes Bitcoin’s design much easier to understand when viewed this way.

GptZero: 100%Ai Generated.
Stealthwriter: 100% Ai generated
Originality: 100% Confident

2.

Nice to see this opportunity posted here — marketing and community building are still two of the most underrated skills in crypto projects today. A great design or a strong token model only takes you so far if the message never reaches the right people.

I’m curious: when you say “marketing manager for hire”, what kind of metrics or milestones are you expecting? Growth in social followers, token listings, cross-chain adoption?

And for the bounty side of things: do you prioritise long-term community contributors, or fast short-term viral growth?

Looking forward to seeing how this plays out — good luck!

GptZero: 100%Ai Generated.
Stealthwriter: 100% Ai generated
Originality: 100% Confident

3.

I think everyone here shares the same pain point: cross-chain sounds great on paper but using it in real life can still be stressful. I’ve had smooth transfers before, and then other times waited 25+ minutes wondering if my funds were just gone.

What I find interesting lately is how the whole market is shifting. A few years ago bridges felt like a temporary workaround, but now they’re becoming actual core infrastructure for liquidity to move where it’s most efficient.

Still, the biggest concern for me is security — too many hacks in this sector to ignore. If a bridge fails, it fails catastrophically.

Has anyone here found a cross-chain solution they trust enough to use regularly? Preferably one that protects users even if a validator or routing node gets compromised?

GptZero: 100%Ai Generated.
Stealthwriter: 100% Ai generated
Originality: 100% Confident

[Progress101]

Good day everyone, as I wrote to this this user that tagged me in his message, I did not understand what =1 meant on my profile until I got informed. This is reason why this appeal is coming late, please i do not use AI to write my post and I'm appealing for the tag to be removed on my account as it seems it is holding my progress on the forum. Take a look at my post again and you will see they are just common knowledge I am passing out. It is not so sophisticated for me to make use of AI.

I am a freelancer, I write articles for a living, and I have many years of experience before I got introduced to the forum which could be why some of my posts are filled with big words and that could be the reason my post was flagged. Please I am requesting for the tag to be removed from my profile, because this makes me look bad and I can put my life on the line that none of my posts were made with the help of any AI tools.

Another user, mostly active on the Nigerian board.

User: Progress101

Post 1.

This is a well thought out framework, especially for people who keep postponing Bitcoin accumulation because they feel they must completely finish building an emergency fund first. I agree with the idea of making progress on both simultaneously, as long as survival money remains protected. The key point here is the principle: emergency funds must stay liquid and stress-free, while Bitcoin should be treated as a long-term reserve, not something to be touched during short-term challenges (very important to note)

Where I would add emphasis is on flexibility and income growth. Fixed allocation rules work better for stable incomes, but for alot of people, especially in volatile economies, adaptability matters more than strict ratios. DCA and starting small are strong habits because they remove emotion and promote consistency over time. When paired with deliberate efforts to increase income, this approach becomes far more sustainable and reduces the temptation to compromise either the emergency fund or long-term Bitcoin goals.

GPTZero: 94% AI
Copyleaks: 100% AI
Stealthwriter: 71% AI

Post 2.

Well now this is a very balanced take. Too often we see risk being framed as something unique to crypto, but as we know in reality, inaction carries its own risk, especially in an environment where inflation keeps eroding purchasing power and traditional opportunities are shrinking. The real issue, as you pointed out, is unfamiliarity and lack of education. learning reduces uncertainty, i mean it does not eliminate risk, but it helps you take calculated risks instead of emotional ones. alot of people missed early opportunities simply because they waited to feel “safe,” and by the time clarity came, prices had already adjusted. Starting small, accumulating gradually, and prioritizing knowledge is a far more sustainable approach than waiting indefinitely.

GPTZero: 100% AI
Copyleaks: 100% AI
Stealthwriter: 75% AI

Post 3.

Well, you have explained this very well, especially the separation between value storage and liquidity for daily life. Treating Bitcoin as a long-term savings option while relying on stable income streams for expenses removes a lot of emotional pressure from decision-making. The DCA approach also makes sense because it builds discipline and reduces the temptation to react to short-term price movements. A lot of people get it wrong by mixing survival money with long-term holdings. Once your bills and responsibilities depend on BTC price action, panic and overtrading becomes almost inevitable. Financial freedom is more realistic when income generation funds daily life, and Bitcoin remains a protected reserve that benefits from time, not constant attention.

GPTZero: 100% AI
Stealthwriter: 67% AI

[HustleZ]

Good day everyone, as I wrote to this this user that tagged me in his message, I did not understand what =1 meant on my profile until I got informed. This is reason why this appeal is coming late, please i do not use AI to write my post and I'm appealing for the tag to be removed on my account as it seems it is holding my progress on the forum. Take a look at my post again and you will see they are just common knowledge I am passing out. It is not so sophisticated for me to make use of AI.

I am a freelancer, I write articles for a living, and I have many years of experience before I got introduced to the forum which could be why some of my posts are filled with big words and that could be the reason my post was flagged. Please I am requesting for the tag to be removed from my profile, because this makes me look bad and I can put my life on the line that none of my posts were made with the help of any AI tools.

Well you deleting the posts tagged here isn't a good indication. Instead of telling people here that you are Innocent you should prove your innocence and only then your tag can be removed.

Ps: I re-checked your posts And they are all mostly Ai. The Ai detectors Don't Flag "Big Words" as Ai generated but those which are really Ai so Stop with The nonsense of you Using "Big Words".

[memehunter]

I can put my life on the line

  Easy man.
A better way would be to admit your mistake and write quality posts from now on without AI. I am confident that after some time @Ultegra134 will reconsider the tag (I might be wrong but that's my suggestion lol)

[Progress101]

Well you deleting the posts tagged here isn't a good indication. Instead of telling people here that you are Innocent you should prove your innocence and only then your tag can be removed.

No please, I am not the one deleting the post, i think the post were deleted because they got reported as I got messages that some of my post were deleted because they are off topic. I also noticed that some of my post in my local dialect got deleted and I saw one being reported for AI too in this trend which is so surprising to me that I will need to use AI tto write a post in my dialect. I will not be here trying to defend myself if I'm not innocent, I'm just pleasing for my case to be looked into and a benefit of doubt, I am writing everything from my hea

[Ultegra134]

Good day everyone, as I wrote to this this user that tagged me in his message, I did not understand what =1 meant on my profile until I got informed. This is reason why this appeal is coming late, please i do not use AI to write my post and I'm appealing for the tag to be removed on my account as it seems it is holding my progress on the forum. Take a look at my post again and you will see they are just common knowledge I am passing out. It is not so sophisticated for me to make use of AI.

You sent me a message and asked why you were given a neutral tag, I believe that you know the reason yourself, otherwise you wouldn't be in this topic; it's ironic that you are asking on PM when you already know it. I didn't reply not because I was ignoring you, but because outside this forum, we have busy lives that keep us occupied, I haven't even replied to my friend's PM, let alone yours, which is merely a priority.

The reported posts were written by AI, and it's evident by the way you're writing now, your previous posts were almost perfect, but your current ones are far from that, can't even be compared with those that ended up deleted. You would be far better if had came clean, rather than try to pursuade us that you weren't using AI.

[nutildah]

Well you deleting the posts tagged here isn't a good indication. Instead of telling people here that you are Innocent you should prove your innocence and only then your tag can be removed.

No please, I am not the one deleting the post, i think the post were deleted because they got reported as I got messages that some of my post were deleted because they are off topic. I also noticed that some of my post in my local dialect got deleted and I saw one being reported for AI too in this trend which is so surprising to me that I will need to use AI tto write a post in my dialect. I will not be here trying to defend myself if I'm not innocent, I'm just pleasing for my case to be looked into and a benefit of doubt, I am writing everything from my hea

I believe you weren't the one deleting the posts, but as far as everything else, I dunno, seems like the detectors have evolved a bit to detect Nigerian pidgin. Several of your old posts come back as AI-generated, its clearly more than a case of several false positives. Here's one I found at random:

Politics itself is a game of power, but in Nigeria na battlefield of personal interests instead of platform for progress. The word 'politics' isn’t supposed to be dirty by nature; it’s supposed to be about leadership, vision, and service. But the way it’s practiced here has made many young people lose faith in governance entirely especially me. The real problem is not just politics as a system, but the people and the mindset driving it. Once power becomes a means of survival instead of responsibility, corruption and greed automatically take over. Instead of building the nation, everyone starts building their own corner, their family, their tribe, or their pocket. That’s why we see nepotism, clannishness, and cronyism everywhere you look in Nigeria

The truth is, until politics in Nigeria stops being about who gets what and starts being about how we can all move forward, omo the system will continue to fail. The citizens themselves also need to change their approach, we can’t keep selling votes or celebrating politicians who only enrich themselves.... unfortunately, we know Nigeria’s political game will remain as toxic as it is today because everybody want their 'turn'

After adding a period to the last sentence, these are the results:

Copyleaks: 100% AI-generated
Sapling: 99.2% Fake
GPTZero: 85% AI generated

In your opinion, why do you think this is happening to your posts, if you're not using AI?

[Ultegra134]

I believe you weren't the one deleting the posts, but as far as everything else, I dunno, seems like the detectors have evolved a bit to detect Nigerian pidgin. Several of your old posts come back as AI-generated, its clearly more than a case of several false positives. Here's one I found at random:

In your opinion, why do you think this is happening to your posts, if you're not using AI?

And he's goneee. We're 99% not going to hear from him ever again, he got caught, decided that he might be able to play it dumb and have his account excused by begging in PM and in this topic and when that failed, he simply left. I wouldn't be surprised if this is simply an attempt of a farmed account, likely owned by one person making multiple accounts to see which ones manage to rank-up and ultimately, enter a signature campaign. If that's the case, imagine going through all this effort for nothing, when you could simply focus on your own, main account, and writing decent content.

[memehunter]

Another 'common knowledge' without 'common sense'.

Bitcoin has a built-in shock event that happens every few years, and it changes the whole crypto market. It is called the Bitcoin halving.
A halving happens when the reward that miners get for adding new blocks is cut in half. This happens after every 210,000 blocks, which is roughly every four years. The goal is simple. Slow down the new Bitcoin supply over time.

What happened in the past halvings?
Bitcoin has already gone through four halvings.
In 2012, the reward dropped from 50 BTC to 25 BTC. In 2016, it dropped to 12.5 BTC. In 2020, it became 6.25 BTC. Most recently, in April 2024, Bitcoin halved again and the reward became 3.125 BTC.

After previous halvings, Bitcoin did not jump in price overnight. The big moves usually came months later because new supply became tighter while demand kept building. This is why many investors watch the halving cycle closely.

What could happen next?
No one can promise what Bitcoin will do, but we can look at the main factors that matter.
A lower daily supply can support the price if demand stays strong. At the same time, the market is now more mature than before. In 2024 and 2025, Bitcoin also gained more attention from large investors, especially after the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States in January 2024.
Still, risks remain. If global markets turn weak or interest rates stay high, crypto can slow down too.

For the latest updates and simple breakdowns, follow Coinography and stay focused on facts, not hype. What do you think will matter more in the next cycle, supply shock or investor demand?

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Copyleaks: 100%

[Progress101]

And he's goneee. We're 99% not going to hear from him ever again, he got caught, decided that he might be able to play it dumb and have his account excused by begging in PM and in this topic and when that failed, he simply left. I wouldn't be surprised if this is simply an attempt of a farmed account, likely owned by one person making multiple accounts to see which ones manage to rank-up and ultimately, enter a signature campaign. If that's the case, imagine going through all this effort for nothing, when you could simply focus on your own, main account, and writing decent content.

I'm sorry if there is a misunderstanding here, i saw the tag and i messaged you to explain myself and after not getting a response, i thought you were ignoring me then i noticed the reference was clickable, which i used to get to this thread and started my appeal.  i have taken some of post and tested in the AI detectors and they made it clear that it was the punctuation and flow of my wordings, that was the reason they got flagged as AI written. Once again, i am the one writing my post myself, please take a look at my posts again, it is not something i need AI to write for me, i am still pleading as i dont want to end my journey here before it starts. The tag on my profile is saying bad about me and that is why i am still here pleading, please reconsider, thank you.

[Ultegra134]

I'm sorry if there is a misunderstanding here, i saw the tag and i messaged you to explain myself and after not getting a response, i thought you were ignoring me then i noticed the reference was clickable, which i used to get to this thread and started my appeal.  i have taken some of post and tested in the AI detectors and they made it clear that it was the punctuation and flow of my wordings, that was the reason they got flagged as AI written. Once again, i am the one writing my post myself, please take a look at my posts again, it is not something i need AI to write for me, i am still pleading as i dont want to end my journey here before it starts. The tag on my profile is saying bad about me and that is why i am still here pleading, please reconsider, thank you.

Clearly, you're not realising (or you're not accepting, most likely) that there's a discrepancy between your current posts, such as this one, and the posts that got deleted or are generally before you got reported.

Quoting you a older post of yours,

I will agree with your perspective, especially on the distinction between Bitcoin as a long-term wealth tool versus daily cash flow. The way many Nigerians view crypto, it often becomes a shortcut to “quick financial relief,” but the reality is that its volatility makes it unreliable for everyday expenses. Treating Bitcoin purely as a hedge or future-oriented asset aligns with how it can realistically serve financial planning. That is why having skills alongside your crypto holdings is very crucial. Skills give you a steady way to earn in dollars, naira, or crypto, while Bitcoin works quietly in the background like a long-term investment. In other words, Bitcoin plants the tree, but your skills are what keep you fed while it grows.

I underlined one specific sentence only to show you what I'm saying. Your level of English on your recent posts, including those you're typing here is simple and basic, no punctuation marks, basic grammar and what we call in English "baby words". Your older posts however are full of spectacular vocabulary "future-oriented", "aligns", really?

You know, people would be more likely to accept you for admitting and owning up to your mistake, but instead, you're trying to prove us something that isn't true, do you take us for idiots?

[HustleZ]

I currently visited this user's thread where the OP didn't seem suspicious but when he replied to a user then I was sure he was using Ai.

User: Unsaint32

Post 1:

Thanks for all the thoughtful perspectives. I agree that my five-year timeline is probably unrealistic—but we are also living in a period where long-term forecasting is unusually difficult because of AI. AI clearly has growing pains, but its potential is hard to ignore.

For example, I had never written code before, yet yesterday I used Claude to build a simple HTML app that lets me upload my investment portfolio CSV files and generates a report with percentage allocations and a pie chart. The whole thing took about 15 minutes.

During the last industrial revolution, human labor was the main bottleneck. In the next one, I suspect the bottleneck will be energy. At the same time, compute efficiency continues to improve every year. Taken together, it doesn’t seem impossible that we eventually reach something close to Star Trek–level abundance, where most people no longer care much about money in their day-to-day lives.

I do agree that Bitcoin would not disappear in that world—and it may even thrive in a different role. That’s my suspicion, though I’m aware I’m not entirely unbiased.

Stealthwriter: 70% Ai Generated
GPTZero: 100% Mixed
Originality Ai: 100% Confident

Post 2:

I’m trying to see if anyone else has experienced this, or if this is a known edge case.

I’ve now had two Coldcard MK4 units show the same microSD failure pattern.

What happens:
MK4 works normally at first.

PSBT signing via microSD works for several transactions.

Then, suddenly, the MK4 can’t find PSBT files on the card.

After that, the problem gets worse:

The MK4 fails the microSD self-test

It can’t format cards

Even microSD cards that previously worked stop working on that device

This happened on my original MK4 and again on a replacement MK4.

Cards tested:
Multiple brand-new and known-good microSD cards

8 GB and 32 GB

FAT32, MBR

Nothing exotic

Linux workflow (in case it matters):
Linux laptop with built-in SD card slot

microSD → SD adapter → laptop

Save PSBT file to the microSD drive

Right-click → Unmount

Wait for popup: “Filesystem has been disconnected”

Remove SD adapter, take out microSD

Insert microSD into MK4

No unsafe removal, no write caching left active.

Why this seems odd:

Cards work initially, then stop

Failure is progressive

Same behavior across two MK4 units

Once triggered, there’s no obvious recovery path

This doesn’t feel like a simple “picky card” issue, because the cards do work at first.

Stealthwriter: 100% Ai Generated
GPTZero: 100% Ai Generated
Originality Ai: 100% Confident

Post 3:

I’m setting up a brand-new MK4 and noticed a menu option under Root → Advanced called “Perform Selftest.” When I select it, the device first asks “All on?” and then “All off?”, which seems like a screen test. After that, it displays an animation of an NFC device, and I’m not sure what to do next.

Has anyone here actually used this self-test? How does the device indicate whether the test passes or fails?

There are many YouTube videos about setting up the MK4, yet not a single one mentions this feature. That seems odd for a device aimed at security-conscious users.

The only explanation I’ve found from Coinkite is this: “Perform Selftest: Start the factory self-test which clears the settings, but not the seed. MicroSD card required.”

Stealthwriter: 88% Ai Generated
GPTZero: 100% Ai Generated
Originality Ai: 100% Confident

2 of these post were flagged ai Generated by GPTZero, 1 was flagged Ai Generated then edited by human. All of these posts were flagged more than 70% Ai Generated by Stealthwriter and all of these posts were flagged 100% Confident that's Ai by Originality Ai.

[Progress101]

You know, people would be more likely to accept you for admitting and owning up to your mistake, but instead, you're trying to prove us something that isn't true, do you take us for idiots?

I understand why you might see it that way really, but that assumption isn’t accurate at all. There is absolutely no attempt here to mislead anyone. I decided to dumb down my writing so my posts wouldn’t keep getting reported. When I first joined this platform, I wrote in a more detailed and expressive way. My account being new does not mean I’m new to the English language or inexperienced in writing. You can scan this message right now and tell me what you find. I’m defending myself because I know I wrote those words myself, not with the help of AI.

I was advised by the user who introduced me to this platform to just let it go. I know I could create another account, but I’m here simply trying to defend myself. Having to dumb down my words so they don’t get reported feels really low for me, and I just want that unfair stigma removed. Just because I’ve drawn on my experience to write doesn’t mean I rely on AI for everything. I’ve also learned to simplify my punctuation and wording, but I’m truly asking you please consider giving me another chance.

[FinneysTrueVision]

You can scan this message right now and tell me what you find. I’m defending myself because I know I wrote those words myself, not with the help of AI.

100% AI content found according to Copyleaks. GPTZero.me has it lower at 52% AI and 2% mixed, but it still seems very apparent that you used AI. There is a clear difference in how you wrote this post and how you wrote your previous reply in this thread.

Your earlier post has punctuation mistakes and uses bad English. Nobody would go through such effort to make their posts much less understandable. It’s obvious you are doing the opposite of what you are claiming by enhancing your bad writing with the assistance of AI.

[Ultegra134]

I understand why you might see it that way really, but that assumption isn’t accurate at all. There is absolutely no attempt here to mislead anyone. I decided to dumb down my writing so my posts wouldn’t keep getting reported. When I first joined this platform, I wrote in a more detailed and expressive way. My account being new does not mean I’m new to the English language or inexperienced in writing. You can scan this message right now and tell me what you find. I’m defending myself because I know I wrote those words myself, not with the help of AI.

I was advised by the user who introduced me to this platform to just let it go. I know I could create another account, but I’m here simply trying to defend myself. Having to dumb down my words so they don’t get reported feels really low for me, and I just want that unfair stigma removed. Just because I’ve drawn on my experience to write doesn’t mean I rely on AI for everything. I’ve also learned to simplify my punctuation and wording, but I’m truly asking you please consider giving me another chance.

Are you serious right now? Check my posts, or any other legit member's posts and compare them to yours, put them through an AI scanner and you'll get one or two false positives at most, out of 100 posts. You're here ridiculing yourself, not defending it, as this post is nowhere close your previous posts in terms of punctuation, grammar and vocabulary, you're doing the opposite right here and screwing yourself in the process. No one has to dumb down their posts, you're using AI to enhance and re-write (or write) your posts, you wouldn't be in this position in the first place, you put yourself there.

[acroman08]

This user(xbetz.io) has been using AI to create posts for him. The 3 posts I shared isn't the only posts created by AI.

Is anyone having issue using stealthwriter.ai? I keep getting "service temporarily unavailable". they are probably under maintenance or simething.

Bitcoin can absolutely be part of a long-term retirement strategy but treating it as a full pension plan comes with real trade-offs.

From a risk perspective, Bitcoin offers:
- long-term scarcity
- self-custody outside traditional systems
- strong historical growth over multi-year cycles

However, a pension plan is about predictability, not just upside. That’s where concentration risk matters. Volatility, regulatory shifts, custody mistakes and timing risk all increase if Bitcoin is the only asset.

In practice, many long-term holders treat Bitcoin as:
- a hedge against monetary debasement
- a parallel savings system
- a long-duration allocation alongside traditional instruments

The key question isn’t “will Bitcoin go up?” but:
- can you hold through multi-year drawdowns?
- can you manage custody securely for decades?
- do you have liquidity elsewhere if needed?

Bitcoin rewards patience, but retirement planning still benefits from diversification and risk management.

gptzero: 100%
sapling.ai: 100%
originality.ai: 100%

Long-term holders selling is often misunderstood. Most OGs don’t “panic sell”, they execute planned liquidity strategies. Selling in tranches (250–500 BTC per tx) over long periods reduces market impact and converts volatility into certainty. It’s also worth noting that lifecycle behavior changes after a decade. Bitcoin shifts from “asymmetric bet” to capital preservation tool. That doesn’t mean loss of conviction, it means risk rebalancing. We’ve seen similar patterns historically: early miners, Silk Road era wallets and post-2017 holders gradually distributing without signaling tops. What matters more than who is selling is how: slow distribution, no exchange flooding and no leverage unwind. Those signals usually point to strategy, not fear.

gptzero: 100%
sapling.10: 100%
originality.ai: 100%

KYC can reduce certain types of fraud but it doesn’t automatically equal trust or safety for players.

In practice, most withdrawal issues don’t come from fake IDs, they come from how platforms apply rules after winnings, not before deposits. Many casinos pass onboarding and first withdrawals easily, then introduce friction later through reviews, limits or delayed verification.

From a player perspective, the real question isn’t “does KYC exist?” but:
- Is it applied consistently?
- Is it predictable?
- Is it used as a control mechanism only at withdrawal stage?

KYC can be a security layer but transparency and consistent withdrawal behavior matter more than identity checks alone.

gptzero: 100%
sapling.ai: 100%
originality.ai: 100%

[macson]

This user uses AI to discuss something that is not even worth discussing in itself.

User: Eclipse01

Transgenderism is a hot topic today. There are debates everywhere, in sports, public spaces, laws  e.t.c, and it’s causing serious arguments about inclusion and exclusion. Biologically speaking, a male cannot become a female. Yet because so many people accept the opposite idea, it now appears “true” in society. We even see professionals arguing over it. That should make us pause, because , it shows something important.

My point is, when enough people come together and accept a phenomenon, whether it is objectively true or not, it becomes socially real, and that is honestly scary.

Now, let's relate this to Bitcoin.
Bitcoin started as just a program, lines of code. Nothing physical. No backing. No authority. But because a lot of people believed in it, adopted it, invested time, energy, and money into it, Bitcoin stopped being “just software”. Today it is wealth. It is financial independence. It is freedom for many people. It is real.

The difference is that Bitcoin didn’t force acceptance. It earned it.
The Bitcoin community made it real by choice, not by mandate.
So if you want real financial freedom, keep believing in this project.
Keep building, keep investing, keep accepting it voluntarily.
As long as people continue to choose Bitcoin, it will remain real.

GPTzero: 89%
Sapling.ai: 100%
Originality.ai: 100%

[Rikafip]

Newbie account spamming mostly AI written posts (except few oneliners). Posts reported, should be nuked asap.

Here are some tips to help you spot a fake website before connecting your wallet:

1. *Check the URL*: Make sure the URL is legitimate and not a variation of a known website. Scammers often use similar-looking domains or typos.
2. *Look for HTTPS*: Ensure the website has a valid SSL certificate (HTTPS://) and not just HTTP://.
3. *Verify the website's reputation*: Check online reviews, ratings, and social media presence to see if the website is legitimate.
4. *Be cautious of suspicious requests*: If a website asks for your wallet credentials or private keys, it's likely a scam.
5. *Check for spelling and grammar mistakes*: Legitimate websites usually have professional content, while fake ones might have errors.
6. *Verify the website's contact info*: Legitimate websites usually have clear contact info, such as a physical address or support email.

Some tools that can help you check website legitimacy include:

1. Google Safe Browsing ((link unavailable))
2. ScamAdvisor ((link unavailable))
3. VirusTotal ((link unavailable))

Stay vigilant! 💰

Originality.ai:100%
GPTZero:100%

[acroman08]

All of the posts of these 2 newbies(pow256 and coinography8) are AI generate after running them to AI detector tools.

pow256 post, this is the only post he/she has.

Hi everyone,

In recent years, the concentration of Bitcoin’s mining power has sharply increased. Today, roughly 80% of the global hashrate is held by a few major pools: Foundry USA (30%), AntPool (18%), ViaBTC, F2Pool, SpiderPool, and others. This concentration raises a crucial question: is the very principle of decentralization, the core of Bitcoin, at risk?

If a handful of players control the majority of the hashrate, what happens to the ideals of resilience and censorship-resistance? I ask you: what can we, as a community, do to preserve Bitcoin’s original nature? Are there incentives to foster more independent pools? What concrete solutions do you see to redistribute this power?

Looking forward to your ideas!

gptzero: 100%
sapling.ai: 100%
originality.ai 100%

coinography8: posts, he/she has 2 posts and both of them are AI generated.

Bitcoin finally looks awake again.

After spending most of 2025 stuck in a dull, tight range, BTC has started moving with real energy. It pushed above the 2025 lows around $80,000 and carried that momentum into early 2026. Right now, Bitcoin is trading near $93,300, and it even touched $97,000 briefly. This doesn’t feel like a random pump — it feels like the market has been holding its breath, and now it’s letting go.

The near 7% gain so far this year didn’t happen alone either. Like always, when Bitcoin starts running, the rest of the crypto market usually reacts. The price is now back near a resistance level that has stopped several breakout attempts since November. The difference this time is that it’s testing that zone with more confidence.

According to analysts at NYDIG Research and market maker Wintermute, this move isn’t being driven by memes or hype. Instead, they believe it’s connected to bigger global and financial shifts — and that matters a lot more than short-term candles.

NYDIG’s Greg Cipolaro points to growing political tension in the US, especially the public pressure being placed on the Federal Reserve. When people see leaders fighting over interest rates and central bank decisions, trust in the system starts to crack. And when that trust weakens, Bitcoin often benefits, because it exists outside government control and has a fixed supply.

Wintermute also highlights something important: the old “four-year cycle” isn’t playing out the same way anymore. With ETFs and institutional products bringing money into Bitcoin, that capital often stays locked there instead of flowing into smaller altcoins. That’s why altcoin rallies have been shorter and less powerful.

Still, 2026 could open the door for bigger moves if capital rotation returns, new crypto ETFs expand beyond BTC and ETH, and retail investors shift attention back from stocks into crypto.

Want the full breakdown and more crypto updates? Visit Coinography.

gptzero: 100%
sapling.ai: 99.7%
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Imagine sleeping while the crypto market moves billions of dollars. This happens often. The total crypto market can gain or lose over 5 to 10 percent within hours just because of news. Crypto markets react instantly, unlike traditional finance.
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The shift toward intelligent wallets

Modern users expect more than just security. They want clarity, insights, and tools that help them navigate the market without spending hours analyzing charts and data.

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A new user experience

Platforms like *SPAM* represent this emerging category by combining wallet infrastructure with intelligent features designed to support daily crypto management. Instead of overwhelming users, these tools focus on usability and clarity.

Looking ahead

As adoption grows, intelligent crypto wallets are likely to become standard rather than optional. The future of digital asset management lies not only in decentralization but also in making that decentralization easier to understand and use.

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