AI Spam Report Reference Thread

[nutildah]

Well I'm not denying the fact the I've fully copied a rephrased post, Which I should have avoid. After learning the about Theymos word I won't do this again, but what I have done has been done. 

You should have just said this and stopped here.

Why everyone is so dumb to understand that AI post and an AI rephrased post is not the same.

Perhaps you should take a look inward before proclaiming "everyone is so dumb." The end result is the same: you are removing human elements from your post to take a shortcut. You don't really have anything to contribute, because you haven't really learned anything. You are using AI to punch above your knowledge weight in an attempt to impress people into giving you merits. Its lazy, manipulative, and we see right through it.

You can keep arguing against the general sentiment of the forum, but you will never actually advance on the forum or as a human if you continue doing what you're doing.

[ESG]

.... So you're like those people who is afraid of AI taking place of humans JOB , ....

... I will leave this topic here and won't intereact anymore. This isn't going to solve anything.  

See you guys, Apologies if you get hurt by my words.

-the human being losing his job to A.I. is not a concern,
as it  will always need one to press the Power button.

[Ultegra134]

Junior member with over 300 posts has resorted to using AI in hopes that some day, he'll receive enough merit to rank-up. His one-liner posts are written by himself, but anything apart from those are pure AI generated diarrhea. Posts reported and user tagged.

User: Alphie12

Post 1.

If we’re being honest, this version of Alpi is not just “playing well” — he’s controlling games.

Another triple-double. 11th of his career. Third this season. And like you said, it’s not empty stats. He’s not hunting numbers. He’s dictating tempo, making the right reads, and anchoring the offense. That’s growth.

What stands out to me isn’t just the triple-double count. It’s the consistency. The near triple-doubles. The way the offense flows through him. He’s making teammates better. That’s the leap.
As for the Nuggets comparison — fair point. A healthy Denver is still the benchmark in the West. Experience matters. Playoff composure matters. Jokic is Jokic.
But here’s the real question:
Do the Rockets need to be better than Denver right now? Or are we watching a team that’s arriving faster than expected?
If Alpi sustains this level and the supporting cast keeps defending at a high level, that playoff matchup might not be as one-sided as people think.

GPTZero: 100% AI
Copyleaks: 100% AI
Stealthwriter: 65% AI

Post 2.

Solid breakdown. If Indiana Hoosiers control the trenches and tempo like the first meeting, they’re in a great spot again — their defense has been elite all season and travels well.

The only risk is Oregon Ducks’ explosiveness, but if Indiana keeps forcing long downs, the -3.5 feels fair. If this résumé had a blue-blood logo, the line would be higher.

GPTZero: 90% AI
Copyleaks: 100% AI
Stealthwriter: 68% AI

Post 3.

Fair take, and I think this is the right way to frame it.

That 4–0 doesn’t suddenly make Aston Villa a bad side — it just reminds everyone that Arsenal can still flip the switch and dominate when it matters. Villa came in flying, but Arsenal completely demystified them once the first goal went in. From that point, it was control, composure, and ruthless finishing.

You’re also spot on about the bigger picture. This felt like a statement win for Arsenal more than anything — psychologically important, especially with Manchester City breathing down their necks. These are the games title challengers have to win emphatically, not just scrape through.

Villa will take the hit, regroup, and probably come back stronger — they’re too well-coached not to. But on the night, Arsenal reminded everyone why they’re still the team setting the pace at the top.

GPTZero: 100% AI
Copyleaks: 100% AI
Stealthwriter: 60% AI

[Don Pedro Dinero]

User: damedoncarlos

Just to avoid the overquotes, I refer to

This post.

Copyleaks and GPTZero 100% AI. This post also contains a referral link.

This post.

Copyleaks and GPTZero 100% AI.

This post.

Copyleaks and GPTZero 100% AI.

Given that this is a newbie spamming the Spanish section I ask moderators to please nuke him.

[Karl_3000]

Bitget AI spam poster

The AI posts are too long, I will not be able to quote them.

GPTZero and Quillbot was used for the testing. Ad he is making the spam Bitget topic, Quillbot detected increasing in his AI usage but GPTZero gave it over 90% in all the four rooics. Quillbot rated his 4th topic as 90% AI.

He can try to use some ways to make the AI detection reduce but we definitely know that he is using AI.

These are the topics:
4 Want Filecoin (FIL) Fast? Here’s How to Buy It Safely Before It Soars!
3 XRP Tracking Made Easy: Platforms You Can Actually Rely On for Live Prices
2 Ultimate Crypto Exchange Security Checklist: Avoid Scams & Hacks
1 Can You Use Libera Financial for Trading Cryptocurrencies on Major Exchanges?

He has only just the 4 topics: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;threads;u=2762287;sa=showPosts

[lovesmayfamilis]

Two double posts using AI. What's remarkable is that in the second post he addresses @Furball808, who didn't post in this thread.

no you dont have to be some tech wizard to hodl bitcoin but if you skip the basics youll get rekt fast

op youre listing all these reasons like safety and ops but thats just common sense for anyone not living under a rock

ive seen noobs come in buy on an exchange and leave it there thinking its safe lol next thing hackers drain it or the exchange goes bust like mt gox

learn seed phrases self custody and dont click shady links thats it

if you cant handle that stick to fiat and banks babysitting your cash

@Furball808 your points are solid but overkill for pure hodlers

miners or devs yeah they need deep tech but for owning nah

been here for a long time and half the og hodlers arent coders they just dont fomo into dumb stuff

basic opsec beats being savvy any day

if youre too lazy to learn youll spread fud when you lose your coins blame bitcoin instead of yourself

lmao

Copyleaks AI Content Detected
gptzero  100%

no you dont need to be tech wizard to own btc but yeah basics keep you from getting rekt

most noobs think its like bank accounts lol wrong

self custody or bust exchanges are honeypots waiting to pop

@Furball808 solid points but overkill for pure hodl

ive seen og holders who arent coders they just stack sats and ignore fud

learn seed phrases dont share them ever

if you skip that step blame yourself when youre broke

lmao at folks leaving coins on exchanges mtgox flashbacks anyone

basic opsec trumps being savvy every time

miners devs yeah deep dive but for owning nah

been around since early days half the forum aint tech pros

they just dont fomo into shitcoins or scams

stick to btc hodl tight and laugh at the bears

Copyleaks AI Content Detected
gptzero  100%

[Ultegra134]

Two double posts using AI. What's remarkable is that in the second post he addresses @Furball808, who didn't post in this thread.

He possibly confused from which account he was posting from, lol. I reported him a while ago and got petty and left me a negative tag for calling him out. These accounts are pathetic, and honestly, this is a decent example of a user who should get nuked and banned, but it's unlikely because he's already a member rank.

Bitget AI spam poster

The AI posts are too long, I will not be able to quote them.

GPTZero and Quillbot was used for the testing. Ad he is making the spam Bitget topic, Quillbot detected increasing in his AI usage but GPTZero gave it over 90% in all the four rooics. Quillbot rated his 4th topic as 90% AI.

He can try to use some ways to make the AI detection reduce but we definitely know that he is using AI.

Best way is to quote the posts even if they're long. If they're that long that will cause unlimited scrolling in this topic, snip them out and keep the first and last few lines/sentences.

[macson]

A newly created account then spammed the forum with AI posts. Of the four posts I included, all four were detected by AI.

User: asso79

$1M Bitcoin requires a market cap of roughly $21 trillion. Global gold market cap is currently around $20 trillion. So the question is really: will Bitcoin ever reach gold parity on a market cap basis? Given that Bitcoin is harder than gold — fixed supply, divisible, portable, self-custodied — the case for it eventually matching and exceeding gold's store of value market cap is straightforward. The timeline is the only real debate. Nation-state accumulation accelerates this significantly. When governments compete to accumulate a fixed supply asset the price discovery process is unlike anything traditional markets have experienced.

GPTZero.me: 99%
Originality.ai: 70%

Strategy holds over 400,000 BTC and buys consistently regardless of price using convertible notes and equity raises. This isn't manipulation in any meaningful sense — it's a publicly disclosed, legally compliant accumulation strategy. The manipulation concern would be valid if they were spoofing orders or coordinating with exchanges to move price. What they're actually doing is removing liquid supply from the market permanently. That's just buying. The more interesting question is whether 172 public companies all running Bitcoin treasury strategies creates a structural supply squeeze that the market hasn't fully priced in yet.

GPTZero.me: 100%
Originality.ai: 100%

The original poster is mixing up two separate problems. Early Bitcoin holders didn't lose coins because they held too long — they lost them because key management practices didn't exist yet. No hardware wallets, no standardized seed phrases, no BIP-39. Today that infrastructure exists. A 24-word seed phrase stamped on steel and stored in two locations means you can hold for 50 years with zero risk of loss from technical failure. The risk of holding forever is entirely behavioral now, not technical — people photograph their seed phrase, store it in iCloud, buy hardware wallets from Amazon resellers. Solve those habits and forever holding is perfectly safe.

GPTZero.me: 95%
Originality.ai: 100%

This proposal has zero chance of passing and sets a dangerous precedent. The entire value proposition of Bitcoin is immutability — transactions cannot be reversed, no matter the circumstance. The moment you introduce a consensus rule to recover stolen funds, you've created a mechanism that can be used again by whoever controls enough hash power or political influence. Mt. Gox creditors waited 10 years and received partial compensation through legal channels.

GPTZero.me: 89%
Originality.ai: 100%

[Ultegra134]

Another spammer, newbie account creating controversial topics thinking he'll receive merit for it. He's also promoting shit tokens through his posts, trying to pass them as opportunities during the ongoing war crisis.

User: KataifiDream

Post 1.

As global tensions continue to rise, the cryptocurrency market isn’t moving in isolation. Every new headline about conflicts, sanctions, or diplomatic strain seems to ripple through Bitcoin and altcoin prices. Traders are constantly adjusting their positions, reacting not just to charts and technical signals, but to uncertainty in the real world. Can crypto remain stable if geopolitical conflicts drag on or will uncertainty continue to fuel volatility in digital assets? How does new token creates milestone in the middle of the global tension?

GPTZero: 100% AI
Stealthwriter: 80% AI
Undetectable: 80% AI

[LoyceV]

What's the verdict on Newbie ALMN, who writes "fourm" instead of "forum" to make it look human?

Hi everyone! I’m new to the fourm and want to make sure I’m playing it safe. I’d really appreciate it if someone could help me with a few questions:
Escrow Systems: Does this fourm have a built-in escrow service? How does it work?
Safety Tips: How do you distinguish between legitimate users and potential scammers?
Red Flags: Are there any specific warning signs I should look out for?
I truly value any advice or pro tips you can share to help me get started on the right foot. Thanks in advance.

[jokers10]

What's the verdict on Newbie ALMN, who writes "fourm" instead of "forum" to make it look human?

Hi everyone! I’m new to the fourm and want to make sure I’m playing it safe. I’d really appreciate it if someone could help me with a few questions:
Escrow Systems: Does this fourm have a built-in escrow service? How does it work?
Safety Tips: How do you distinguish between legitimate users and potential scammers?
Red Flags: Are there any specific warning signs I should look out for?
I truly value any advice or pro tips you can share to help me get started on the right foot. Thanks in advance.

copyleaks 100% AI Content Found
sapling Fake: 100.0%
zerogpt 97.8% AI GPT
quillbot 75% of text is likely AI

Given that the text looks like an AI spam when you read it, I'd say that here we have AI spam.

[lovesmayfamilis]

What's the verdict on Newbie ALMN, who writes "fourm" instead of "forum" to make it look human?

It seems that in addition to the two FFrankie accounts and the cheaters, who were likely also part of the same farm, the word "fourm" is also written by a couple of other accounts currently participating in the same company signature and are residents of Pakistan. It's ironic how sometimes you see alternative accounts, although I haven't checked them beyond this "typo" and merit exchange.   

@AakZaki, if you like .

https://bitlist.co/search?content=fourm&limit=20&page=1

https://bpip.org/smerit.aspx?from=Cheema02&to=AgriTrack

[Ultegra134]

Newbie who uses AI for posting while carefully distorting their grammar to avoid detection. I checked his posts with the same QuillBot grammar checker, and after checking, the posts take on the real look of what was created by AI. It seems he took a short "break" after your report but he's back at it today. Reported the new post and also left him a neutral trust.

~Snipped~

Shouldn't have this account be nuked? He's still posting even though the previous posts were reported and there's already a neutral trust feedback on his account.

Post 1.

Your point hits the nail on the head. Many governments in developing countries resist full Bitcoin adoption because it ends their ability to print money and inflate away debt. With fiat currencies, they can create more cash to pay off loans in cheaper terms over time this is a common trick to avoid tough reforms like cutting spending or raising taxes.Bitcoin's fixed supply stops that completely. No printing, no manipulation by policy, no easy escape from honest budgeting. Governments lose this powerful tool, plus control over capital flows and the money supply itself.That's why we see bans, heavy taxes, or warnings from bodies like the IMF instead of following El Salvador's path. The resistance isn't about not understanding Bitcoin's benefits dear, it's about protecting their own power and shortcuts dear

GPTZero: 100% AI
Stealthwriter: 100% AI

[SatoPrincess]

Shouldn't have this account be nuked? He's still posting even though the previous posts were reported and there's already a neutral trust feedback on his account.

Post 1.

Your point hits the nail on the head. Many governments in developing countries resist full Bitcoin adoption because it ends their ability to print money and inflate away debt. With fiat currencies, they can create more cash to pay off loans in cheaper terms over time this is a common trick to avoid tough reforms like cutting spending or raising taxes.Bitcoin's fixed supply stops that completely. No printing, no manipulation by policy, no easy escape from honest budgeting. Governments lose this powerful tool, plus control over capital flows and the money supply itself.That's why we see bans, heavy taxes, or warnings from bodies like the IMF instead of following El Salvador's path. The resistance isn't about not understanding Bitcoin's benefits dear, it's about protecting their own power and shortcuts dear

GPTZero: 100% AI
Stealthwriter: 100% AI

He has the “dear” and “drar” thing going on, plus with so many typos on his posts. I guess the mods wanted to give him a second chance but from the looks of it he’s not planning to stop anytime soon.

[Ultegra134]

He has the “dear” and “drar” thing going on, plus with so many typos on his posts. I guess the mods wanted to give him a second chance but from the looks of it he’s not planning to stop anytime soon.

Maybe, he seems the kind of user who constantly shitposts but then uses AI to respond to a specific thread just for the same of replying. Also, the misspelling could also be on purpose, as we saw another user doing it on the word "forum". Anyway, perhaps we'll see the mods' decision this time, otherwise his posts will keep getting deleted till he gets tired of it and stops.

[SatoPrincess]

User: Mr k.

Bitcoin adoption in Nigeria has increased significantly in recent years. One major reason is the ease of making transactions. Unlike traditional banking systems that often require paperwork and can take several days to process international transfers, Bitcoin allows users to send and receive money quickly across borders.


Another reason is the economic situation in the country. Due to inflation and the decline in the value of the naira, many Nigerians see Bitcoin as an alternative way to store value. It also helps freelancers and online workers receive payments from foreign clients without depending entirely on banks.
However, it is important for beginners to understand that cryptocurrency trading involves risks and requires proper knowledge before investing.
Overall, Bitcoin continues to gain attention in Nigeria because it provides financial access and new economic opportunities for many people.

Copyleaks -100%
GPTZero - 100%
Zerogpt - 93%
Quillbot- 100%

[Ultegra134]

New user, first post and got caught in the act.

User: ArticLunen

Post 1.

For new users like me, most mistakles arent technical, they're basic safety and emotions.

A big one is buying because of hype, then panic-selling on the first dip. If you're new, it's usually better to start small and buy over time instead of going all-in at once. Security mistakes are the next big problem. People store everything on an exchange, reuse the same password, skip 2FA, or click fake support links. And the worst one, not backing up the seed phrase properly, or saving it in a screenshot/cloud where it can get stolen.

Also, always double-check addresses before sending. Bitcoin transactions can't be reversed, so doing a small test send first (for bigger amounts) saves a lot of pain.

If you avoid those four things, the hype buying, panic selling, weak security, careless sending, you're already ahead of mos beginners.

GPTZero: 100% AI
Undetectable: 85% AI
Stealthwriter: 90% AI

Also caught another one. Posts reported and user tagged.

User: Cryptinice

Post 1.

This is a good reminder that modern crypto attacks no longer rely only on downloads — they rely on user interaction and psychology. When a page asks you to paste a command into your terminal, that alone should trigger suspicion. No legitimate verification system requires that.

For beginners, especially if you don’t understand what a command does, don’t run it. In crypto, one pasted command can compromise your entire system or wallet.

Security today is less about antivirus software and more about behavior awareness. The safest habit is simple: slow down, verify URLs carefully, and never execute instructions from a page you don’t intentionally trust.

GPTZero: 100% AI
Undetectable: 90%AI
Stealthwriter: 100% AI

Post 2.

To me, I think the more important question isn’t “what price are you waiting for?” but “what is your strategy if that price never comes?”

Many who sold above $100k are now waiting for $50k or lower, but markets rarely give the majority a perfect re-entry. The deeper the discount people expect, the higher the chance they stay sidelined while price reverses.

Instead of focusing on a single target, it may be wiser to scale in gradually and manage risk through allocation. A structured DCA or staggered buy plan removes emotion and avoids the all-in and all-out mistake.

In volatile assets like Bitcoin, discipline and position sizing matter more than guessing the exact bottom.

GPTZero: 80% AI
Undetectable: 99%AI
Stealthwriter: 100% AI

Post 3.

Thanks a lot. This 44 page guide compiles legitimate, no capital “setup and forget” income methods one can run from their phone or PC. While these won’t make you rich overnight, they’re structured to generate steady side cash with minimal maintenance.

The real edge is using these streams strategically. Reinvesting earnings into skills, assets, or scalable opportunities instead of spending them. If this is treated correctly, it can become seed capital, not just beermoney.

If you’re looking for practical, low-risk ways to monetize idle time and devices, this guide provides a clear starting framework well done.

GPTZero: 100% AI
Undetectable: 99%AI
Stealthwriter: 100% AI

[lovesmayfamilis]

Your analysis is very accurate and concise. I’d like to add a few practical perspectives.
Indeed, Bitcoin is more than just “digital gold.” Its unique features—limited supply, easy transferability, complete verifiability, and trust rooted in math & code—position it as a new type of decentralized financial infrastructure.
Some additional points to consider:
Network Effect – The more people adopt and use Bitcoin, the stronger its security and acceptance become.
Programmable Money & Layer-2 Solutions – Technologies like the Lightning Network are transforming Bitcoin from merely a store of value into a fast, low-cost payment system.
Transparency & Auditability – Every transaction can be independently verified on the blockchain, something no physical asset offers.
Thus, Bitcoin is simultaneously a resource, a payment network, and an open financial ecosystem—a combination rarely seen in history. Calling it just “digital gold” significantly underestimates its true potential.

QuillBot: 100%
Copyleaks: 100%
GPTZero: 100%

[Ultegra134]

Another day, another spammer caught in the act. He's also posting a lot of BS in speculation threads and as well as the price observer topic. Posts reported and user tagged.

User: Omj1014

Post 1.

Gave the push-ups a go today after seeing the recent price action. Bitcoin breaking $72k definitely provides some extra motivation to get these sets done. I’m starting with 50 today and planning to scale up to the full 100 by next week. My chest is already feeling the burn, but it's a good reminder of the grind toward that £100k target.

GPTZero: 100% AI
Stealthwriter: 75% AI
Undetectable: 55% AI

Post 2.

‎It’s refreshing to see a thread focusing on the human side of Bitcoin. The consensus here is spot on conviction is only as strong as your bank account.
‎You can have all the faith in the world, but if you don't have an emergency fund, a market dip becomes a life crisis instead of an opportunity. This is why a flexible DCA strategy is so vital. Because It’s about consistently putting your leftover money to work so you can ignore the daily noise.
‎Real diamond hands aren't born from bravado they’re built on the boring, disciplined foundation of a solid budget. DCA into what you can afford to forget, so you never have to sell what you need to survive.

GPTZero: 100% AI
Stealthwriter: 100% AI
Undetectable: 90% AI

Post 3.

‎I think a lot of people here are still trying to time the bottom perfectly and ending up sidelined while the train leaves the station.
‎If I could add one thing to this list, it's Self Custody Discipline. In 2026, we’ve seen enough reputable platforms go poof to know that if you aren't moving your stack to a cold wallet immediately, you aren't actually successful you're just lucky so far.
‎Success isn't just about the ROI you see on a screen it's about actually owning those sats when the market gets ugly. DCA is the engine, but cold storage is the vault. Don't let a 5 minute task be the reason you lose years of work.

GPTZero: 100% AI
Stealthwriter: 85% AI
Undetectable: 100% AI

[fillippone]

Interrupting this thread to post the simple questions: is any of the services you are using offering some extension to automatically (or on demand) scan the current web page?
I have the "TalkGPT AI Detector" extension that checks the text when a button is pressed, but the results are always so low (also on the provided AI-generated text).