Yes, I'm dense. So explain to me how that address was posted on this form before you even registered your account.
Maybe, and just hear me out for one second, I am actually the original owner of Baseplate and that address belongs to me, did that thought ever cross your mind for one second? (Again, verify my signed message if you don't believe me.)
I lost access to my main account back in April, I'm not gonna go into details with you since I don't respect you enough to even bother, plus I've already contacted the recovery team through email explaining the situation and am now awaiting their response.
And, why would someone apply for a signature campaign and have the payments sent your address
Dude, what?
So me entering a signature campaign on my main account is suspicious to you? Again, that address is mine, I used it to sign up for the Rainbet signature campaign, if that's an issue for you, then that's your problem. What I do on my account is my business, not yours.
or ask for a loan to be funded to the address you own? Explain it to me like I'm the densest 5 year old you can imagine.
Such a childish question, I could literally make a loan request right now using your address if I wanted to, does that mean that the address belongs to me now? No. Why? Because I don't own the private keys to it.
Anyone on this forum can go and claim that X address is theirs, but they would never be able to verify ownership because they don't have the private keys. What did I provide in my last post? That's right, a signed message proving my ownership to that address. What do I need in order to be able to sign a message with that address in the first place? That's right, the PRIVATE KEYS.
If you took 1 minute of your time to actually go and verify my signature, you wouldn't be here acting like a literal 5 year old. The fact that I have to explain this to someone who is respected on this forum is embarrassing.
(Also, it's funny how you tag me for supposedly being an AI spammer, yet if you bothered actually pasting the posts I made on this thread on an AI text detector, you would see that is not the case.)