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legendary
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January 18, 2025, 06:04:02 AM
Can anyone check user hdtqisg this time?


Let's ask the moderators to free the forum from this user who did not understand the rules of the community.
https://ninjastic.space/search?content=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Frooter2000bka

25. Ban evasion (using or creating accounts while one of your accounts is banned) is not allowed.[e]

mmo_online_1981 Autoban user

hdtqisg


Username and player ID number: Rooter2000bka/ 71576
[url]https://www.facebook.com/rooter2000bka[/url]
Thanks

@hdtqisg
 - https://www.facebook.com/rooter2000bka

Thanks your airdrop

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legendary
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January 18, 2025, 04:58:12 AM
Can anyone check user DigitalDollars and hdtqisg this time?

--snip--
Gone! We're one less AI chatbot now. The only board I respect more is getting infected with AI chatbots too?

It's already infected since last year. Many user mentioned on Users who spread false/fake/unhelpful information on technical board probably use AI/chatbot.
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January 18, 2025, 03:25:31 AM
How about Newbie Bernard295Clark, who's first post on the tech board is a generic shitpost?
Hi there! It's great to hear you've been running a DIY node for a couple of years. Parmanode does indeed look like a promising tool for simplifying the setup process. Since it's open source and has been reviewed by the community, it's generally considered safe to use. However, as with any software, it's always a good idea to review the code yourself or check for any security audits or reviews by trusted sources.
I was surprised to see the previous chatpot diarrhea shitposter actually got banned after I reported him here. But that took many posts, and the tech board turns to shit this way. I barely even report them anymore because it's so pointless. I'll try once more:
Code:
Generic AI plagiarism diarrhea. Please Nuke.

Gone! We're one less AI chatbot now. The only board I respect more is getting infected with AI chatbots too?
legendary
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January 18, 2025, 02:24:05 AM
How about Newbie Bernard295Clark Banned!, who's first post on the tech board is a generic shitpost?
Hi there! It's great to hear you've been running a DIY node for a couple of years. Parmanode does indeed look like a promising tool for simplifying the setup process. Since it's open source and has been reviewed by the community, it's generally considered safe to use. However, as with any software, it's always a good idea to review the code yourself or check for any security audits or reviews by trusted sources.
I was surprised to see the previous chatpot diarrhea shitposter actually got banned after I reported him here. But that took many posts, and the tech board turns to shit this way. I barely even report them anymore because it's so pointless. I'll try once more:
Code:
Generic AI plagiarism diarrhea. Please Nuke.

Update: he got Nuked Smiley That's encouraging Smiley
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January 17, 2025, 10:42:03 AM
Can anyone check whether beato2025 and DediRock actually use chatbot/AI? I caught them spreading false/fake/unhelpful information just now.

beato2025

Heavy AI abuser

It sounds like you had a significant involvement in crypto back in 2017, and stepping away must have been a difficult decision given the circumstances. Revisiting your holdings and work now could indeed be worth exploring, especially since the cryptocurrency landscape has evolved dramatically since then.

From the screenshots you’ve shared, it seems you still have access to your wallet and possibly some funds or mining rewards. If that’s the case, the first thing you should do is:

Secure Your Wallet: Make sure your wallet is accessible and protected. If it's been untouched since 2017, verify you have the private keys, seed phrase, or any other credentials. If you're using an old version of wallet software, consider updating it, but only from the official sources.

Assess Viability: The viability of your holdings depends on the cryptocurrency you mined and whether it's still active and supported. For example:

If it’s Bitcoin (BTC), you could check your balance using a blockchain explorer with your wallet address. Bitcoin’s value has seen tremendous growth since 2017.
If it’s an altcoin, confirm whether the project is still active and the coin is being traded on exchanges. Some coins from 2017 have lost relevance or even disappeared.
Policy and Regulation: Given that internal policies in your country pushed you out of crypto, it’s crucial to understand how the regulatory environment has shifted since then. Are you now allowed to access, trade, or hold cryptocurrencies? Compliance will save you headaches in the long run.

Community Insights: If you’re unsure about the technicalities or the status of the coin/project, forums like this one or dedicated subreddits for your specific cryptocurrency can be invaluable resources. Provide as much detail as possible without exposing sensitive information.

Potential Gains: If your wallet still holds Bitcoin or a valuable altcoin, even a modest amount mined in 2017 could be worth a significant sum today. For example, Bitcoin in 2017 traded between $800 and $19,000.

Take this step by step, and if the funds are still there, this could indeed be a shot worth taking. It might even rekindle your interest in the crypto space. Best of luck, and if you need any guidance, feel free to ask here! The community is always willing to help.

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Ah, the classic Shiba Inu vs Solana debate – it’s like comparing a small, scrappy dog to a sleek sports car.

Shiba Inu? Well, it’s got that meme magic, right? Everyone loves the underdog (or in this case, under-dogecoin?), and it’s got a strong community backing it up. Plus, if you’re into low-cost transactions and community-driven projects, Shiba’s got your back. It’s like the ultimate fun ride at a theme park: unpredictable, exciting, and you’re not entirely sure what’s going to happen next.

Now, Solana on the other hand, it’s got speed – we’re talking transactions faster than a coffee-fueled programmer at 3 AM. It’s more like that high-performance machine that’s built for scaling and handling big projects. So if you’re looking for an ecosystem with more technical depth, Solana’s your Lamborghini. But remember, sometimes Lambos break down too, right?

At the end of the day, it depends on what you want: if you want a solid community-driven project with lots of excitement, go for Shiba Inu. If you’re aiming for high-speed, scalable, and solid tech, Solana’s your pick. And, well, if you want both… maybe you’re just sitting back and enjoying the ride like me. 😎

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Hey everyone,

I’ve been brainstorming a project that combines a few things I’m really passionate about—PLR content, AI-powered tools, and website creation services—under the umbrella of something I call Beato.

Here’s the idea in a nutshell:

PLR and AI Tools: I want to offer high-quality PLR products (ebooks, templates, etc.) and AI-powered tools to help people create, manage, or market their online businesses.
Website Creation Services: For people who need a bit more hands-on help, I’ll offer affordable website creation services—think quick, functional, and scalable websites.
Rewards Through Beato: Here’s where things get unique. Part of the revenue from the products/services would go into a shared pool. Customers would get rewarded for being part of the ecosystem, like earning dividends or other benefits over time. Essentially, it’s about giving back to those who support the platform.
I feel like combining these elements—useful tools, services, and a rewards system—could make Beato stand out. But I’m also wondering:

Do you think people would find this appealing?
How much value do you think the rewards system would add, or should I focus more on just the services themselves?
Have you seen similar concepts succeed, or is there something you’d do differently?
I’m open to suggestions, critiques, or any advice you have! I want to make sure this is something that can actually bring value to people, not just another “idea.”

Thanks in advance! 😊

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DediRock

He is tricky, it seems like he is deliberately posting very short replies to avoid detection. Although I have found few to establish that he is clearly an abuser. I am sure if some one will dig deeper there will be more AI garbage.

I understand how tough this must be, but the chances of recovering your Bitcoin are slim without the correct passwords. While there may be minor vulnerabilities in older versions of software, it's unlikely that a security flaw would help in your situation. Your best option might be to work with a professional recovery service, but be cautious of scams. Keep trying to remember the passwords, as that's your most reliable path to access.

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Bitcoin's journey has certainly been controversial, and while its decentralized nature offers financial freedom to some, it's clear that challenges like trust, security, and misuse in illegal activities persist. That being said, every financial system, from fiat to cryptocurrency, faces issues with exploitation.

How can we design systems that safeguard users and generate tangible value while making sure that the advantages of cryptocurrency are not outweighed by its drawbacks?


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It seems like you’re observing a shift in market dynamics. While historically, increased Google searches often correlate with rising prices, the current bullish trend may indicate that institutional investors are driving the market instead of the general public.

This could mean that everyday investors haven’t fully engaged yet, potentially leading to a future surge in searches if they start to FOMO in.

What are your thoughts on the role of institutional investors in the current crypto market?

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legendary
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January 17, 2025, 04:23:05 AM
Can anyone check whether beato2025 and DediRock actually use chatbot/AI? I caught them spreading false/fake/unhelpful information just now.
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January 16, 2025, 06:42:53 AM
My list of Top posters in the past 7 days is often a good source to find shitposters. What's the verdict on The Sage? He's quoting and replying to old posts, and triggers my AI diarrhea senses.

User: The Sage

You were right, his posts are pure AI diarrhea, zero attempt to hide it. He's just pasting it straight from ChatGPT and adding a few empty lines to make them look like he wrote them. Posts reported.

Edit: I'm slowly reporting every single one of his posts. Most are AI and the rest are pure spam, posting over 10 replies on a single topic.


Post 1.
The cash-out option has been a game-changer for me. On one hand, it provides a sense of security and flexibility, allowing me to lock in profits or minimize losses.

On the other hand, I've noticed that it can also lead to impulsive decisions and a lack of patience. Sometimes, I find myself cashing out too early, only to see the team I bet on go on to win.

Overall, I think the cash-out option increases my interest in gambling, but it's essential to use it responsibly and not let it dictate my betting strategy.

How about you? Do you find yourself using the cash-out option frequently, and has it changed your approach to betting?

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Post 2.
That's a sobering reminder of the risks involved in professional sports. As a football fan, it's unsettling to see players face serious health issues on the field.

Incidents like this can definitely impact my betting decisions. It highlights the unpredictability of sports and the importance of being prepared for unexpected events.

Regarding playing football professionally or allowing my child to play, I think it's essential to acknowledge the risks but also recognize the numerous safety measures and protocols in place.

While incidents like Edoardo Bove's collapse are alarming, they are relatively rare. With proper training, equipment, and medical supervision, the benefits of playing football can outweigh the risks.

How about you? How do you balance the risks and rewards of football, both as a fan and potentially as a player or parent?
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Post 3.
That's an interesting question. While repeat lottery wins do make for compelling stories, it's essential to separate anecdotal evidence from statistical reality.

The lottery is indeed unique due to its extremely low odds of winning. Re-purchasing tickets may provide a psychological sense of control or hope, but it doesn't necessarily increase your chances of winning.

In fact, the more tickets you buy, the more you're likely to lose in the long run. This is because the lottery is designed to favor the house, with the odds stacked heavily against players.

That being said, if you enjoy playing the lottery and can afford it, there's no harm in doing so responsibly. However, it's crucial to set realistic expectations and not rely on re-purchasing tickets as a 'strategy' for winning.

What are your thoughts on responsible lottery play, and do you have a budget set aside for it?
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January 16, 2025, 05:40:11 AM
My list of Top posters in the past 7 days is often a good source to find shitposters. What's the verdict on The Sage Banned!? He's quoting and replying to old posts, and triggers my AI diarrhea senses.
legendary
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January 15, 2025, 08:06:17 AM
How about Newbie obtainhigh? He was already on my Ignore list, and now created many topics on the tech boards in a few minutes.
I'm also suspicious of the @obtainhigh account, I'm also stalking it, because the site on its profile was detected as fraudulent. You could say that some of the irrational indicators are very low and don't make sense.


From the database/IPCheck that I monitored, the obtainhigh.com site detected bad and toxic.
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toxic   Toxic IP address or "bad" email domain
tor   TOR exit node
Highlighted Hot IP or disposable email address



As stated in the quote, so anyone please avoid the obtainhigh.com site, this site is dangerous and has been detected as spam.
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January 15, 2025, 02:57:24 AM
How about Newbie obtainhigh? He was already on my Ignore list, and now created many topics on the tech boards in a few minutes.
User: obtainhigh

Pure AI nonsense, he has already been tagged in July but keeps posting AI completely unbothered. Posts reported.

I don't understand why someone attempts to look knowledgeable in the technical board. I don't know much about the technical stuff of Bitcoin, but I'm not pretending to know using AI.

Edit: Oh God, I just noticed that he created 15 posts within the last 20 minutes. He needs to be banned already.

Post 1.
Welcome to the forum, ayeshakaraar! Here's feedback on your tagline options and a few suggestions to inspire a winning hook for your platform:

Your Current Hooks:

    Highlight what makes your platform unique, such as "early crypto signals" or "AI-powered predictions."
    Incorporate action-oriented language to evoke urgency and opportunity.

Suggestions for Taglines:

    "Seize Opportunities Before They Trend – Powered by AI."
    "Trade Smarter, Not Later – Early Crypto Signals You Can Trust."
    "Stay Ahead with AI-Driven Crypto Insights."
    "Predict. Act. Succeed – Crypto Signals at Lightning Speed."
    "Your Edge in the Crypto Market – AI-Powered and Real-Time."

Pro Tip:

Run an A/B test with these taglines targeting different segments of your audience. Analyze which one drives the most interest and engagement. Good luck with your platform—it sounds promising! 🚀
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Post 2.
Prepare an Offline Transaction:
Use a trusted wallet (e.g., Bitcoin Core, Electrum, or Sparrow Wallet) on an air-gapped device. Import the private key and create a transaction offline.
Code:
# Import private key in Bitcoin Core
importprivkey "private_key" "label" false

# Example steps in Electrum:
# 1. Go to Wallet > Private Keys > Import.
# 2. Enter the private key.
# 3. Create a transaction sending the funds to your secure address.
Save the signed transaction as a raw file.

2. Broadcast the Transaction Online:
Move the raw transaction file to an online device and broadcast it immediately. You can use Bitcoin Core or online services.
Code:
# Broadcast using Bitcoin Core
sendrawtransaction "signed_transaction_hex"

# Alternatively, use online tools like:
# mempool.space or blockstream.info to broadcast your raw transaction.
Tips to Stay Safe:

    Use a competitive transaction fee to ensure miners prioritize your transaction.
    Transfer funds to a SegWit or Taproot address for added security and reduced fees.
    Practice creating and broadcasting offline transactions with testnet BTC if you’re unfamiliar with the process.

Act quickly, as bots monitor the blockchain for exposed public keys!
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Post 3.
Prepare an Offline Transaction:
Use a trusted wallet (e.g., Bitcoin Core, Electrum, or Sparrow Wallet) on an air-gapped device. Import the private key and create a transaction offline.
Code:
# Import private key in Bitcoin Core
importprivkey "private_key" "label" false

# Example steps in Electrum:
# 1. Go to Wallet > Private Keys > Import.
# 2. Enter the private key.
# 3. Create a transaction sending the funds to your secure address.
Save the signed transaction as a raw file.

2. Broadcast the Transaction Online:
Move the raw transaction file to an online device and broadcast it immediately. You can use Bitcoin Core or online services.
Code:
# Broadcast using Bitcoin Core
sendrawtransaction "signed_transaction_hex"

# Alternatively, use online tools like:
# mempool.space or blockstream.info to broadcast your raw transaction.
Tips to Stay Safe:

    Use a competitive transaction fee to ensure miners prioritize your transaction.
    Transfer funds to a SegWit or Taproot address for added security and reduced fees.
    Practice creating and broadcasting offline transactions with testnet BTC if you’re unfamiliar with the process.

Act quickly, as bots monitor the blockchain for exposed public keys!
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legendary
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January 15, 2025, 02:43:10 AM
How about Newbie obtainhigh? He was already on my Ignore list, and now created many topics on the tech boards in a few minutes.
hero member
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January 13, 2025, 04:36:33 AM
Mr. Forfee, who was caught trying to scam, has now moved on to fishing merits to rank up using AI tools. This thread confirms to history that users with double names, weird names, or longer usernames are more likely to use AI to generate posts. What a way to start a life on the forum- 3 tags and zero merits.
He even went ahead and changed his initial post (Post number 1) so it's not AI detected, went from 9/10 grammar and vocabulary to 1/10 in the blink of an eye.
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January 13, 2025, 04:32:59 AM
Another day, another newbie, creating nonsense AI topics.

Posts reported.

User: Mr forfee

Mr. Forfee, who was caught trying to scam, has now moved on to fishing merits to rank up using AI tools. This thread confirms to history that users with double names, weird names, or longer usernames are more likely to use AI to generate posts. What a way to start a life on the forum- 3 tags and zero merits.
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January 13, 2025, 04:01:47 AM
Another day, another newbie, creating nonsense AI topics.

Posts reported.

User: Mr forfee

Post 1.
Bitcoin's first-mover advantage and broad acceptance are the main characteristics that frequently set it apart from competing cryptocurrencies. Being the first cryptocurrency, Bitcoin has become a well-known virtual currency and a store of value. Its dependability and stability are enhanced by its decentralized structure, 21 million currency supply cap, and strong security via the proof-of-work consensus process. Furthermore, compared to many altcoins, Bitcoin is more commonly accepted for investments and payments because to its well-known brand and extensive network impact. Although competing cryptocurrencies might provide special features or technological innovations, many users and investors frequently choose Bitcoin due to its established track record and position as the industry pioneer.
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Post 2.
Bitcoin benefited early on from the lack of mainstream attention toward cryptocurrencies. This meant there was minimal risk of attacks and limited awareness of its existence, allowing it to develop organically and in a decentralized manner. With proof of work and no premine, Bitcoin’s foundation was built uniquely and transparently.
Key Features Highlighting Bitcoin’s Decentralization:
No Premine or Instamine
Bitcoin’s launch was fair, with no pre-allocation of coins to the creator or early insiders.

Transparent Launch Timeline

The whitepaper was published on October 31, 2008.
Software was released on November 16, 2008.
Satoshi Nakamoto mined the genesis block on January 3, 2009, after months of communicating with interested individuals.
Genesis Block Timestamp
The genesis block included the message, “The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks,” serving as proof of no premine.

No Immediate Rewards

The genesis block was unspendable, ensuring no financial benefit for the creator.
Bitcoin’s market value was $0 until October 5, 2009, meaning early miners contributed energy and resources without direct financial gain.
Broad Distribution
During its early years, faucets distributed Bitcoin freely, promoting widespread adoption and participation.

Longest History and Largest Network Effect
Bitcoin boasts the longest track record and the most extensive network of diverse users and developers, ensuring resilience and adaptability.

Resistance to Centralized Takeovers
In 2017, a coalition of miners, payment processors, and exchanges attempted a hostile takeover (SegWit2x hard fork), but the decentralized community rejected it due to insufficient consensus.

Truly Decentralized Creation
Unlike many altcoins, Bitcoin was not created or controlled by any company. It remains 100% open source, with contributions from hundreds of developers and multiple independent implementations of full nodes (e.g., Bitcoin Core, Knots, btcd).

No Central Authority
Satoshi Nakamoto stepped away early, preventing the rise of a central figure or leader that could influence the community.

Proof of Work (PoW)

PoW ensures decentralization by relying on a resource accessible to all (electricity), unlike Proof of Stake (PoS), which tends toward centralization by rewarding those with the most capital.
Mining competition keeps profit margins thin, making monopolies challenging. Advances in tools (e.g., ASICs) and access to cheaper, often green, power allow new entrants to stay competitive.

Hashrate Security and Liquidity
Bitcoin has the highest hashrate, providing unparalleled network security. It is also the most stable, liquid, and widely developed non-pegged cryptocurrency, supported by a robust roadmap.

In essence, Bitcoin’s fair launch, transparent development, and reliance on proof of work have established it as the most decentralized and secure cryptocurrency in existence.
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January 06, 2025, 09:37:51 PM
User: JonsonMorris. Newbie account waking up after two years of inactivity.

If You Lost Money Due to Crypto Fraud or an Online Scam, Don’t Be a Victim—Fight Back and Retrieve Your Stolen Funds.

In today’s digital world, the rise of cryptocurrencies has brought both exciting opportunities and significant challenges. Unfortunately, crypto fraud and online scams are rampant, preying on unsuspecting individuals and businesses. If you’ve fallen victim to such schemes, know that you’re not alone, and you don’t have to accept the loss as permanent. With the right resources and strategies, you can fight back and potentially recover your stolen funds.

Understanding Crypto Fraud and Online Scams

Crypto fraud refers to any fraudulent activity that involves cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others. Common types of scams include:

Phishing Scams: Fraudsters trick victims into revealing private keys or login credentials through fake websites or emails.

Ponzi Schemes: Scammers promise high returns on investments in non-existent or fraudulent crypto ventures.

Fake ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings): Fraudsters lure investors into buying tokens for projects that don’t exist.

Rug Pulls: Developers raise funds for a project and then disappear, taking the money with them.

Social Engineering Scams: Impersonation of trusted entities to convince victims to send funds.

The losses from these scams can be devastating, but advances in technology and expert services like BitcoinScamWatch offer hope to victims.

Don’t Be a Victim Forever—Take Action

The first step to recovering from a crypto scam is realizing that you have options. While the decentralized and anonymous nature of cryptocurrencies makes it challenging to trace and retrieve stolen funds, it’s not impossible. Here’s what you can do:

File a Complaint with BitcoinScamWatch

BitcoinScamWatch specializes in helping victims of crypto fraud and online scams. Their recovery services are designed to assist law firms, law enforcement agencies, and individual victims in tracking and recovering stolen funds. To start, visit their website at bitcoinscamwatch.org and file a complaint.

By providing detailed information about your case, you’ll be assigned an agent who will guide you through the recovery process. These agents are experts in cryptocurrency tracing, legal protocols, and negotiation techniques, ensuring you get the best chance at recovering your funds.

Gather and Preserve Evidence

Evidence is critical when attempting to recover stolen funds. Preserve all communication, transaction records, and any other relevant information. This includes emails, screenshots, and blockchain transaction IDs. The more detailed your evidence, the better your chances of a successful recovery.

Involve Law Enforcement

Reporting the scam to local authorities and providing them with your evidence can initiate a legal process. BitcoinScamWatch works closely with law enforcement agencies, providing technical expertise and cryptocurrency tracing tools that can significantly aid investigations.

Leverage Blockchain Technology

Blockchain’s transparency can be a powerful tool in tracing stolen funds. BitcoinScamWatch utilizes advanced blockchain analysis tools to track transactions and identify wallets associated with fraudsters. By following the digital trail, they can pinpoint where the funds were sent and potentially recover them.

How BitcoinScamWatch Can Help

BitcoinScamWatch is a trusted partner in the fight against crypto fraud and online scams. Here are some of the key services they offer:

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Negotiation with Exchanges: Working with cryptocurrency exchanges to freeze accounts and recover funds.

Personalized Support: Assigning a dedicated agent to guide you through the entire recovery process.

Their expertise and dedication make them a valuable ally for victims and law enforcement agencies alike.

Tips to Avoid Future Scams

Prevention is always better than cure. To protect yourself from falling victim to future crypto scams, follow these tips:

Verify Sources: Always double-check the legitimacy of websites, emails, and investment opportunities.

Use Reputable Exchanges: Stick to well-known and regulated cryptocurrency exchanges for your transactions.

Enable Security Measures: Use two-factor authentication (2FA) and secure wallets to protect your assets.

Stay Informed: Keep up-to-date with the latest trends and common scams in the crypto world.

Be Skeptical: If an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Conclusion

Losing money to crypto fraud or an online scam can be a traumatic experience, but it’s essential to remember that you’re not powerless. By taking swift action and leveraging expert recovery services like BitcoinScamWatch, you can fight back and increase your chances of retrieving your stolen funds. Don’t let scammers win—visit bitcoinscamwatch.org, file a complaint, and take the first step toward justice today.

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January 06, 2025, 09:53:54 AM
Newbie account. All three topics he started were generated using AI.

User: jacksonmiller0208

Hey everyone! Have you ever thought about how owning just 1 Bitcoin might actually be more valuable than being a millionaire? I came across some interesting points that really got me thinking, and I’d love to hear your thoughts!

First off, Bitcoin is super scarce—there are only 21 million coins out there. This limited supply can really drive up its value over time, especially compared to regular money that can be printed endlessly. Plus, Bitcoin is decentralized, which means it’s not controlled by any government or central bank. That gives it a level of independence and security that traditional wealth just doesn’t have.

Another thing to consider is inflation. With prices rising, Bitcoin could serve as a hedge against the diminishing value of fiat currencies. It’s like having a safeguard for your wealth! And let’s not forget about the feeling of ownership. When you own Bitcoin, you have direct control over your assets, which is pretty empowering.

Also, as Bitcoin continues to gain mainstream acceptance, its value could really skyrocket. Imagine being one of the few who owns even a single Bitcoin when that happens! Lastly, being part of the Bitcoin community is a huge plus. It’s all about shared values of freedom and innovation, which can give you a sense of belonging that traditional wealth often lacks.

So, what do you all think? Is owning 1 Bitcoin really better than just being a millionaire? I’d love to hear your opinions and any experiences you might have!

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As we approach 2025, the excitement around Bitcoin is growing, with various analysts making bold predictions about its future. Here’s a concise overview of what to expect:

Price Predictions:
- Bitwise: Forecasts Bitcoin could exceed $200,000, potentially reaching $500,000 if the U.S. establishes a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
- Standard Chartered: Predicts a range of $180,000 to $200,000, driven by increased capital from spot Bitcoin ETFs.
- VanEck: Expects a peak around $180,000, but warns of a possible 30% drop afterward.
- Deepwater Asset Management: Gene Munster anticipates Bitcoin hitting $150,000, citing favorable market conditions.


Key Influencing Factors:
- Spot Bitcoin ETFs: Significant institutional interest, with over $35 billion in inflows this year, could drive demand.
- Government Policies: The establishment of a Bitcoin strategic reserve by the U.S. could legitimize Bitcoin further.
- Market Sentiment: Growing institutional adoption may enhance confidence in Bitcoin's long-term value.


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With the recent fluctuations in the Bitcoin market, I wanted to open up a discussion about the current technical analysis and what it means for us as traders.

- Are you noticing the bullish sentiment building around Bitcoin? Recent analysis suggests that bulls are eyeing the $100,000 mark as resistance levels seem to weaken. What do you think about this potential target?

- How do you feel about the current market conditions? Bitcoin has seen significant price increases lately, and many analysts are reassessing its potential. Do you believe this upward trend will continue?

- What are your thoughts on the $100K resistance level? It’s being viewed as a crucial psychological barrier. If Bitcoin breaks through this level, do you think it will trigger a new wave of buying interest?

- Have you checked the technical indicators lately? The Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Averages (MA) are signaling bullish trends. Do you think these indicators are reliable for predicting short-term price movements?

- Is this the right moment for prop trading? Given the current dynamics, do you think traders should leverage their strategies to capitalize on potential price surges? What strategies are you considering?


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Same thing here. The post remains up. Now that people have responded to it, I wonder if that affects its chances of deletion even though it is clearly AI. Anyway, don't forget to report the posts you are quoting here, thanks.

I already reported it, let's wait for the mods to take action, Thank you as well.

It has been deleted:

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I've noticed that if they're new topics with replies beneath the starting post, they're not getting deleted, or at least it's a rarer incident. I've reported a few more of his posts that are clearly AI, and they'll hopefully get deleted.

I've noticed there are generally 3 circumstances when AI posts won't get deleted:

1. Its the first post in the thread and there is already at least a few replies to it.
2. The poster is promoting a coin, token or service, and they used AI to create their marketing materials for them.
3. It is already known the poster is a bot or they expressly acknowledge use of AI ahead of posting.

Seems like the tide is finally turning against AI spammers on the forum, or else I don't visit the places they post in very often.
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Two more spammers reported, the first one has been reported in the past as well, but keeps flooding the forum with AI, from the Bitcoin to altcoin discussion and the whole forum. Posts reported and hopefully deleted. As this is supposedly the "second" offence, not that he ever stopped, of MarvieJ, it would be sensible to see him banned.

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Post 1.
Back in 2022, I started paying closer attention to platform tokens $BNB, $OKB and how they became the backbone of their ecosystems. They weren’t just tokens; they were like membership cards with actual utility fee reductions, governance, and perks tied to their platforms. Over time, one particular token caught my attention, not because of hype but due to its steady, organic growth and increasing relevance in its ecosystem.

Now, with recent developments and events encouraging participation, I’m left wondering: could this token be gearing up for a big move? Looking at its recent performance, it’s hard to ignore the possibility of it testing $20. What’s your take on the trajectory here? Does the chart signal untapped potential, or are we getting ahead of ourselves?
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Alright, so here’s the thing. I stumbled across this project called Griffain ($GRIFFAIN) the other day. It’s labeled as a memecoin, but then they slap “AI” and “Web3” on top of it. Like, seriously, is this where we’re headed now? Memecoins with agents to help you accomplish tasks? What’s next, a token called Flying Pigs that helps with your laundry?

I’ve gotta say, I’m both amused and confused. The name “Griffain” doesn’t scream innovation, but apparently, they’re out here letting people create “Personal Agents” and access “Special Agents.” I mean, sure, AI agents sound cool, but the market trend doesn’t exactly reflect excitement right now. Prices have been wobbling like a drunk worm at a party.

That said, I’ve seen folks absolutely eat from projects like this in the past. Like, y’all ever meet someone who invested $10 in a meme token and somehow walked away with a house? It’s wild how some of these random tokens blow up out of nowhere while others vanish into the void. I’m still trying to make sense of it.

Anyone here dabbled in $GRIFFAIN or these “AI + Memecoin” hybrids? Share your stories, I need a laugh or maybe some hope.
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Great take on Hyperliquid! The zero-gas model and fully on-chain order book are definitely standout features I can see why it’s gaining traction. $HYPE’s resilience post-CEX launch is impressive too, especially in a market where tokens often struggle to hold value after listing.

The CandyBomb event on bitget is a smart move to reward early adopters and build engagement definitely adds to the appeal. As for it being the next big thing in DeFi, I think it’s got the tools to stand out long-term, but scalability and adoption will tell the real story
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Post 1.
Mining involves using special equipment to earn bitcoin by solving complex problems. It requires a large upfront investment and high electricity costs and your profits depend on bitcoin's price and mining difficulty.

Trading involves buying and selling bitcoin based on price changes. It is more flexible but also riskier because bitcoin's price can change quickly.

In short, mining needs a big investment while trading depends on your ability to predict market trends. Your choice depends on how much money and time you want to invest
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GameFi has become a risky space and I genuinely have doubts about many projects. Too many have promised big things but ended up disappointing or collapsing often leaving investors with nothing. The reliance on NTFd and tokens can feel more like a cash grab than actual innovation in gaming. Even with some initial buzz, it's hard to trust a project in GameFi without seeing long term stability and real value. It might be better to stay cautious and wait for more solid proof before getting involved.
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Bitcoin is definitely an exciting investment opportunity and its recent performance shows there's potential for significant returns. For newcomers who's considering to jumping in, I'd say it's great idea to start small but don't expect much gain. Keep your investment and allow it to benefit from growth. If you're experienced, holding bitcoin directly might give you more control and could be more rewarding long term. it's important to stay informed and stick to your strategy. Bitcoin can be volatile but with a careful approach, it can be a positive addition to your portfolio
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