AI Spam Report Reference Thread

[marrcelo]

When i said i wouldn't do it again, i meant i would stop letting AI write my opinions for me. i never said i would stop using it to fix grammar or help with translation because for me, as a non-native speaker, that's just a basic tool, like a dictionary.
The posts you flagged were written by me. The opinions are mine. I used AI only to clean up the English, not to generate the content.
I understand why that distinction wasn't clear before. But calling it a lie is not fair when we weren't even talking about the same thing.

Here's the thing: its impossible to know the difference between your opinions and AI's opinions because the output is being copy/pasted straight from the terminal. This is why the detectors say they are AI-generated. They are not "false positives" but true positives.

Your excuse doesn't even make sense because you are also still using AI to post in your native language.

Here is some new content which is clearly copy pasted from an AI chat (notice the em dash):

Acho que sim, talvez antes de 2038.
O motivo é simples: Bitcoin é escasso. Muitas moedas já foram perdidas para sempre e a grande maioria da população mundial ainda não tem e nem conhece o Bitcoin. Esse espaço pra crescer é enorme.
Agora o mercado tradicional entrou de vez. Grandes empresas estão comprando como reserva de valor e pessoas comuns estão usando como proteção — contra inflação, contra confisco, contra governos que viram ditadura.
E você, acha possível ou ainda parece longe demais?

Unfortunately I gave him some merits as we have a deficit of portuguese members and I like to keep new members coming (and learning), but I noticed he keeps making bland topics with no substance. Only now I read his topic and thought "yep, that's definitely AI".

i stopped posting in English to avoid using AI for translation and went back to my native language, Portuguese. even there i barely used AI, only sometimes to fix grammar mistakes, but i dont intend to use it anymore even if it takes me 30 minutes to make a topic.

i even downloaded the free GPTZero and my text showed 100% human. im trying to do everything i can, but it still doesnt seem enough. it honestly feels like persecution sometimes.

i made mistakes at the beginning because i didnt know the rules, but im trying to improve. i even started writing in Portuguese because there was no issue with AI there since i would barely use it.

if im bothering people that much, then just say it and i wont post here anymore.

[nutildah]

i even downloaded the free GPTZero and my text showed 100% human. im trying to do everything i can, but it still doesnt seem enough. it honestly feels like persecution sometimes.

It shouldn't be hard: just act like a normal human being. Share your own thought and opinions from your own brain. Its what humans have been doing since the beginning of time.

i made mistakes at the beginning because i didnt know the rules, but im trying to improve. i even started writing in Portuguese because there was no issue with AI there since i would barely use it.

if im bothering people that much, then just say it and i wont post here anymore.

If you can't write in any language without the help of AI, then yeah, you shouldn't be here. According to speakers of your native language you aren't really even saying anything to begin with.

[marrcelo]

i even downloaded the free GPTZero and my text showed 100% human. im trying to do everything i can, but it still doesnt seem enough. it honestly feels like persecution sometimes.

It shouldn't be hard: just act like a normal human being. Share your own thought and opinions from your own brain. Its what humans have been doing since the beginning of time.

i made mistakes at the beginning because i didnt know the rules, but im trying to improve. i even started writing in Portuguese because there was no issue with AI there since i would barely use it.

if im bothering people that much, then just say it and i wont post here anymore.

If you can't write in any language without the help of AI, then yeah, you shouldn't be here. According to speakers of your native language you aren't really even saying anything to begin with.

you dont see the good side. im trying to improve and i actually started liking being part of the community. but tomorrow maybe i will make my last goodbye topic because i dont understand why the rules need to be this strict when people only want to share their opinions about bitcoin and crypto.

i want to follow the rules and im trying, but sometimes it feels like only people with perfect writing are accepted. not everyone was born in a rich country or had the chance to get a good education.

i think satoshi created this forum for everyone without prejudice. if you still cant see that im really trying to follow the rules, then i dont know what else i can do.

[nutildah]

i want to follow the rules and im trying, but sometimes it feels like only people with perfect writing are accepted. not everyone was born in a rich country or had the chance to get a good education.

i think satoshi created this forum for everyone without prejudice. if you still cant see that im really trying to follow the rules, then i dont know what else i can do.

Alright well let's see how long you can go without using AI to post. Send me a message in a month and if your posting has improved since then I will remove my neutral tag.

You don't actually have to do anything at all, you know. You can leave, you can stay, you can do whatever you want. But just keep in mind if you keep posting with AI you'll likely be banned. It can't be stated any clearer.

[lovesmayfamilis]

i even downloaded the free GPTZero and my text showed 100% human. im trying to do everything i can, but it still doesnt seem enough. it honestly feels like persecution sometimes.

It shouldn't be hard: just act like a normal human being. Share your own thought and opinions from your own brain. Its what humans have been doing since the beginning of time.

i made mistakes at the beginning because i didnt know the rules, but im trying to improve. i even started writing in Portuguese because there was no issue with AI there since i would barely use it.

if im bothering people that much, then just say it and i wont post here anymore.

If you can't write in any language without the help of AI, then yeah, you shouldn't be here. According to speakers of your native language you aren't really even saying anything to begin with.

you dont see the good side. im trying to improve and i actually started liking being part of the community. but tomorrow maybe i will make my last goodbye topic because i dont understand why the rules need to be this strict when people only want to share their opinions about bitcoin and crypto.

i want to follow the rules and im trying, but sometimes it feels like only people with perfect writing are accepted. not everyone was born in a rich country or had the chance to get a good education.

i think satoshi created this forum for everyone without prejudice. if you still cant see that im really trying to follow the rules, then i dont know what else i can do.

Hallelujah, your compatriots have finally seen you, although I sooo doubted that they were your compatriots. You let it slip when you said that when you started writing in Portuguese, you saw that there was no attentive attitude towards AI.

i made mistakes at the beginning because i didnt know the rules, but im trying to improve. i even started writing in Portuguese because there was no issue with AI there since i would barely use it.

Question: You write in Portuguese. What the hell brought you to the Nigerian local section to write there? Why did you write in Filipino?

More? I think the accounts I mentioned above are also yours, as they also have AI use cases.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5456516.msg66744328#msg66744328
https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6662/66623849.html


I'm sorry, but I don't believe you. You were silent for a long time until you got more tags.

[marrcelo]

i even downloaded the free GPTZero and my text showed 100% human. im trying to do everything i can, but it still doesnt seem enough. it honestly feels like persecution sometimes.

It shouldn't be hard: just act like a normal human being. Share your own thought and opinions from your own brain. Its what humans have been doing since the beginning of time.

i made mistakes at the beginning because i didnt know the rules, but im trying to improve. i even started writing in Portuguese because there was no issue with AI there since i would barely use it.

if im bothering people that much, then just say it and i wont post here anymore.

If you can't write in any language without the help of AI, then yeah, you shouldn't be here. According to speakers of your native language you aren't really even saying anything to begin with.

you dont see the good side. im trying to improve and i actually started liking being part of the community. but tomorrow maybe i will make my last goodbye topic because i dont understand why the rules need to be this strict when people only want to share their opinions about bitcoin and crypto.

i want to follow the rules and im trying, but sometimes it feels like only people with perfect writing are accepted. not everyone was born in a rich country or had the chance to get a good education.

i think satoshi created this forum for everyone without prejudice. if you still cant see that im really trying to follow the rules, then i dont know what else i can do.

Hallelujah, your compatriots have finally seen you, although I sooo doubted that they were your compatriots. You let it slip when you said that when you started writing in Portuguese, you saw that there was no attentive attitude towards AI.

i made mistakes at the beginning because i didnt know the rules, but im trying to improve. i even started writing in Portuguese because there was no issue with AI there since i would barely use it.

Question: You write in Portuguese. What the hell brought you to the Nigerian local section to write there? Why did you write in Filipino?

More? I think the accounts I mentioned above are also yours, as they also have AI use cases.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5456516.msg66744328#msg66744328
https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6662/66623849.html


I'm sorry, but I don't believe you. You were silent for a long time until you got more tags.

Accusations are easy, I want to see proof. I am Brazilian and I speak Portuguese. I already resolved the AI issue with Nutildah. I only talk to him. I will not keep defending myself from persecution.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Accusations are easy, I want to see proof. I am Brazilian and I speak Portuguese. I already resolved the AI issue with Nutildah. I only talk to him. I will not keep defending myself from persecution.

Evidence that you used AI in your first days on the forum.
Evidence that you posted in the Nigerian section. Or in the Filipino section.

https://bitlist.co/search?author=marrcelo&board_id=275,219&limit=20

Show me someone who, speaking a different native language, posts in a foreign locale first? Are we really supposed to believe you?

I don't really care. You've already done everything for yourself.

[marrcelo]

Accusations are easy, I want to see proof. I am Brazilian and I speak Portuguese. I already resolved the AI issue with Nutildah. I only talk to him. I will not keep defending myself from persecution.

Evidence that you used AI in your first days on the forum.
Evidence that you posted in the Nigerian section. Or in the Filipino section.

https://bitlist.co/search?author=marrcelo&board_id=275,219&limit=20

Show me someone who, speaking a different native language, posts in a foreign locale first? Are we really supposed to believe you?

I don't really care. You've already done everything for yourself.

Those 2 countries speak English but i only wrote in the Portuguese section and stopped writing in the English section after that.

I dont remember writing in those countries sections. maybe i made a mistake because i was still a beginner. i only found out now after researching that those 2 countries speak English.

[LoyceV]

Look at Newbie nirob mojumder spitting out posts on the Tech and Dev boards as fast as his Newbie status allows:

Great explanation of HTLC! To answer your questions - the hash works as a commitment. Bob doesn't need to know the secret key, he just verifies that Alice's key matches the hash. If Alice reveals the wrong key, it won't match the hash and the swap fails automatically. This is the beauty of trustless atomic swaps - no one can cheat because the blockchain enforces the rules.

This is a really creative idea! Compressing BIP-39 seeds into a shorter base58 string for QR storage makes a lot of sense, especially for low resolution cameras. The security considerations are important though - the compressed format must be just as secure as the original seed phrase. Great innovation!

Very helpful guide! Stuck transactions are frustrating especially when you need fast confirmation. The RBF method is probably the most effective solution for senders. I learned a lot from this post, thank you for the detailed explanation.

This is a fascinating mystery in cryptography. The fact that secp256k1 generator point origin is unknown adds to Bitcoin's trustless nature - no single person or group can claim they have a backdoor. Sometimes not knowing everything is actually a security feature.

So much knowledge from a 17 years old kid from Bangladesh, it's amazing! Any conclusive evidence on being chatbot verbal diarrhea?

[ABCbits]

Look at Newbie nirob mojumder spitting out posts on the Tech and Dev boards as fast as his Newbie status allows:
--snip--
So much knowledge from a 17 years old kid from Bangladesh, it's amazing! Any conclusive evidence on being chatbot verbal diarrhea?

These days i just report such account, even if nobody bothered to check their post with AI detector. I don't even feel to tag such account, unless they continue to spam on tech board even after their previous spam got deleted or called out as spam/nonsense.

[LoyceV]

I don't even feel to tag such account, unless they continue to spam on tech board even after their previous spam got deleted or called out as spam/nonsense.

All 16 posts have been deleted, but the account isn't banned yet. Spammers like this will either continue with this account, or create a new one. At least banning it would slightly increase the effort he has to put in.

[Welsh]

All 16 posts have been deleted, but the account isn't banned yet. Spammers like this will either continue with this account, or create a new one. At least banning it would slightly increase the effort he has to put in.

User has been nuked shortly after those posts were acted upon. Not sure why its not on the deletion log. You can see that I nuked the account the same minute as the last deletion (I don't track exact seconds though):

Action: Delete Post  Date: 31/05/26, 09:40
    User: nirob mojumder (ID: 3751470) ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3751470 )
    Topic / Msg: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5583895.msg66780167#msg66780167
    Comment: Spam / AI usage
    Post Content:

Interesting theory, but I think Michael Saylor is a long-term Bitcoin believer. He wouldn't risk his reputation just to buy at a lower price. His strategy has always been to accumulate, not manipulate.

Action: Nuke  Date: 31/05/26, 09:40
    User: nirob mojumder (ID: 3751470) ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3751470 )
    Topic / Msg: —
    Comment: Spam / AI usage

So much knowledge from a 17 years old kid from Bangladesh, it's amazing! Any conclusive evidence on being chatbot verbal diarrhea?

Highly likely. The rate of the spam, and the overall tone of it:

Great explanation of HTLC! To answer your questions - <explanation>

Very helpful guide! <explanation>

This is a fascinating mystery in cryptography. <explanation>

LLM's are generally very eager to please / provide unnatural affirmation before providing the solution. Some of the posts were picked up by AI detectors, but I usually don't rely on them 100%, and use my own discretion, which in this case I'm confident an LLM was used due to the patterns and space between posts.

Few other factors also.

[LoyceV]

User has been nuked shortly after those posts were acted upon. Not sure why its not on the deletion log.

Could it be "Nuke user" only shows up in modlog if the account still had posts?

[Welsh]

Could it be "Nuke user" only shows up in modlog if the account still had posts?

That's my suspicion yeah.

I usually nuke them before reaching 0 posts, but just so happens I finished clearing my report queue before nuking them. So, I suspect you're correct. Worth knowing for the future, as I'd rather those actions be pushed to the deletion log for the public.

[macson]

This newbie account was detected using AI after he took a break for several months.

User: AntonySS

Let’s be real
long before Bitcoin, people were losing billions in fiat to basic phone scams, and they still do. It’s not a tech issue; it’s the human factor. Scammers just play on human greed and fear. AI hasn't changed the game; it just fixed their typos.

As long as people chase "easy money," they’ll get caught. You can't regulate stupidity, so security is on us. It just takes a few basic habits:

The Mindset: If someone promises "guaranteed profit," they are lying. Period
Security: Switch to app-based 2FA, use hardware wallets, and never click links from "helpful" strangers in your DMs
Stick to the Pros: Stick to battle-tested platforms like Binance, or use non-custodial aggregators like SwapSpace so you don't have to trust anyone with your private keys

Blaming governments or platforms is just an excuse. If you don't lock your own door, you can't really complain when someone walks in.
That's it

Originality.io: 99%
GPTZero: 100%
Sapling.ai: 96%
StealthWriter: 100% AI Detected

Spot on. You can know everything about smart contracts, but if a scammer hacks your emotions, your technical knowledge won't save you.

Even the biggest nerds click stupid links when they're rushed or excited. Technical skills are just the armor, but critical thinking is the weapon.

Foolproof operational habits

- Slow down: Urgency is the biggest red flag. If it has to be done right now, it’s a scam
- Isolate your risk: Stop connecting your main wallet to every new dApp
- Use the right gateways: like SwapSpace, Binance or Coinbase for your main operations

At the end of the day, a secure wallet is useless if the owner willingly signs the transaction

GPTZero: 100%
StealthWriter: 100% AI Detected

Spot on, mate. The "not your keys, not your coins" rule is the ultimate law of crypto, and you explained the signup difference perfectly for beginners. If a wallet doesn't give you a seed phrase right off the bat, you're essentially just renting space on someone else's server.

While keeping your assets in a non-custodial wallet is definitely the way to go for long-term accumulation, most of us still need to interact with the broader ecosystem to trade or swap. For me, the trick to staying safe is minimizing exposure. I usually use at most 4 to 6 services a month - only sticking to platforms with excellent ratings and rock-solid reputations where I've never run into any issues.

When I need standard exchange features or fiat on-ramps, industry heavyweights like Binance or Coinbase do the job perfectly. But when I want to swap coins while maintaining total control over my assets (true non-custodial style), I prefer using a reliable aggregator like SwapSpace. It lets you scan the market for the best rates, and the funds go straight into your own wallet without you having to trust a third party with custody.

Balancing strict self-custody with a handful of trusted, top-tier platforms is the sweet spot. Thanks for putting this guide out there!

Originality.io: 100%
GPTZero: 100%
StealthWriter: 100% AI Detected


This newbie account's posts were also detected as AI-generated. Of the four posts I included, all were detected as AI-generated.

User: the_rrockk

I agree with this to some extent. A few years ago most people only saw Bitcoin as a risky digital currency, but now it’s slowly becoming something bigger. What changed the most in my opinion is trust. Many people no longer fully trust banks, governments, or even their own local currencies, especially after recent inflation and economic problems in different countries.

That’s why BTC is starting to look more like a long term store of value instead of just a payment method.

Originality.io: 81%
GPTZero: 100%
StealthWriter: 100% AI Detected

Lately many alts have started moving again after BTC slowed down near resistance. Some people are already calling it the start of altseason, but honestly I’m still not fully convinced yet. BTC dominance is still holding pretty strong, and in previous cycles we also saw many short alt pumps before liquidity moved back into Bitcoin again. At the same time, TOTAL2 is looking much better compared to the last few weeks. Bigger alts are slowly getting volume again and market sentiment also feels more positive now.

For me, real altseason starts when mid and low caps can actually hold gains instead of pumping hard for 1 or 2 days and then dumping everything back.

Right now it feels more like early rotation than full altseason.

What do you guys think?
Are we finally entering altseason or is this just temporary hype again?

Originality.io: 100%
GPTZero: 100%
StealthWriter: 100% AI Detected

Lately I see many people talking about Bitcoin ETFs and how they are moving the market. It’s true they bring new money. Big investors can buy Bitcoin easily through ETFs without using exchanges or wallets. That makes it easier for funds and institutions to enter. We can also see that on days when ETF inflows are strong, price often moves up quickly. And when inflows slow down or turn negative, the market also becomes weaker. So in the short term, ETFs clearly have an impact .
But I feel like people are focusing on this too much. Before ETFs, Bitcoin was already growing. It moved because of adoption, halvings, and overall market cycles.
Another point is that ETF demand can change depending on market conditions. If the economy becomes uncertain, flows may slow down. Also, ETF buyers don’t really use Bitcoin, they just get exposure to the price. For me, ETFs are important, but not the only factor. Long term value still depends more on adoption, network strength, and trust.

What do you think 
Are ETFs the main driver now, or just one part of the bigger picture?

Originality.io: 100%
GPTZero: 100%
StealthWriter: 100% AI Detected

Bitcoin has been doing well lately, but most people are only talking about the upside . I’m just thinking about the other side. What could go wrong from here?
For me, a worst case would be losing important support and seeing a bigger drop again, maybe if macro conditions get worse. I’m not saying it will happen, just trying to look at both sides.

What do you think is a realistic downside from here?

GPTZero: 100%
StealthWriter: 100% AI Detected