Topic: AI Spam Report Reference Thread - page 4. (Read 24772 times)

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.

Yeah don't forget to submit the report for each post or no action will be taken. The posts mentioned here by Ultegra134 have already been deleted by the mods.

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.

Thanks for bringing this up. Even I was confused thinking there must be some technical reasons (that is why I did not report and give the necessary trust feedback). DT members are in general very quick in tagging someone for AI usage so when nobody posted any trust feedback I thought there must be something I am missing (after all I am just a noob).
But since you have raised this in a very appropriate manner removing any confusion (by giving neutral feedback) I will also give my trust feedback.

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User: UTON Blockchain

Great catch. However, I don't understand why your report has practically gone unnoticed, it hasn't received the attention it should have, as it's a Full Member, with decent activity and in a signature campaign of a reputable manager. His posts haven't been deleted either; have you reported them? I'm also tagging the manager, @Hhampuz, who probably hasn't noticed your report, as this user hasn't been tagged either. I'll go ahead and report his posts and quote a few more as well.

User: Yucky

Heavvy AI spammer.

True, many people generalize betting, assuming it's all the same. But you can't compare sports betting to casino games like dice. Each has its unique nature, rules, and winning strategies.

Sports betting, particularly live betting on football games, gives me a unique experience. The cash-out option, for instance, allows you to secure your winnings or minimize losses before the game is completed. This flexibility is absent in casino games.

Another reason I prefer sports betting is that I can study patterns and trends. Analyzing team performance, strengths, and weaknesses helps me make informed decisions about which team to bet on. This approach is unique to sports betting and doesn't apply to casino games, where outcomes are largely based on luck.

Wealth, riches, and living the life we desire mean different things to different people. There's no one-size-fits-all approach to achieving success. While learning from successful individuals, reading books, and staying motivated can be beneficial, they're not enough on their own.

Motivation can spark initial enthusiasm, but it's discipline, focus, and consistency that ultimately drive results. Taking action is crucial – simply reading books or staying within your comfort zone won't lead to growth.

I believe to achieve success, you need to invest in yourself, adopt a growth mindset, and be willing to take calculated risks. Not just jumping into a new market without proper research.

So in summary, success requires a combination of knowledge, planning, and bold action. You need to be willing to step out of your comfort zone, challenge yourself, and adapt to new situations. Because reading ten books in a year without applying what you've learned is a waste of time.

The alarming rate of insecurity worldwide demands our attention from all sectors. What's even more disturbing is the growing trend of prioritizing social media clout over human life.

Imagine someone in distress, and instead of rushing to help, people pull out their phones to record videos. This is how lives are lost. We've seen instances where individuals having seizures or being knocked out in accidents are filmed instead of being helped.

On one hand, we criticize governments for not tightening security. On the other hand, we have humans who can't save a fellow human being. The simple act of love and kindness is disappearing.

If we truly love our fellow humans, we wouldn't watch them suffer or die just to post on social media and gain engagement. We need to do better as individuals, supporting our neighbors and communities. The rising insecurity is appalling, and it's unacceptable that we can't work or live freely without fear of being harmed.

Explosive Growth of the Pet Industry
As more young people prefer pets over marriage and children, the pet industry is set for huge growth. Pets, especially cats and dogs, are becoming important members of many families. The entire pet-related sector, including pet food, healthcare, insurance, and even pet funerals, is rapidly expanding. Over the next 5 to 10 years, the pet market is expected to experience a massive boom, becoming an area worth investing in and watching.

Rise of the Silver Economy
With the global aging population, the elderly market is emerging as a new consumer hotspot. Industries related to health management, elderly care services, medical devices, and smart homes are rapidly developing. Small appliances and senior-friendly tech products will also see explosive growth. The silver economy is not just limited to healthcare and caregiving but also includes entertainment, travel, and financial services for seniors.

Digital Currency and Blockchain
With the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies and the development of blockchain technology, the fintech industry will continue to evolve. From digital currency payments and storage to smart contracts, decentralized finance (DeFi), and Web3 applications, blockchain is quickly influencing various industries, including finance, real estate, and supply chain management.

Artificial Intelligence and Automation
Artificial intelligence and automation will play an increasingly important role across various industries. Whether in healthcare, manufacturing, education, or retail, AI applications will significantly improve efficiency, reduce costs, and create new business models. Over the next few years, AI will not only be a tool for tech companies and large enterprises but will also penetrate everyday life and work, bringing profound changes.

Small Appliances and Smart Homes
With technological advancements and rising consumer demand, the small appliance and smart home industries will see new growth opportunities. Smart home devices (such as smart speakers, smart lighting, and robotic cleaners) are becoming standard in many households. Additionally, small appliances with energy-saving and eco-friendly features will gain popularity in the market.

Personalized Consumption and Experience Economy
As consumers demand more personalized and customized products and services, the personalized consumption and experience economy will continue to expand. From customized products to personalized services, brands will increasingly focus on emotional connections with consumers, offering unique shopping and usage experiences.

User: albert0bsd

This is a user who is knowledgeable in technical subjects, however, when it comes to gambling, their knowledge is far more limited, so they resort to using artificial intelligence in order to meet their campaign quota. The irony is that they made a thread, with the help of AI, to complain about campaign quotas creating gambling shitposts.

Over the past 10 years, I have been diligently saving and investing for my future. The initial years were gradual as I focused on building a solid invesment for me, but through consistency and patience, I have developed valuable experience in investment.

Perhaps, time to blame managers for situation like this one. What's the point of employing a non- gambling poster for a gambling signature campaign.

It's been a while since I last caught an AI spammer. Another day, another spammer busted.

User: digidojo

Pudgy Penguins and Their New Token: A Game-Changer in the NFT Space

Pudgy Penguins, the beloved NFT project that gained fame for its playful art and community-driven approach, recently made headlines with the launch of its native cryptocurrency, PENGU, on December 17, 2024. Operating on the Solana blockchain, PENGU comes with a total supply of 88.88 billion tokens, symbolizing the project's iconic collection of 8,888 NFTs.

The token distribution reflects Pudgy Penguins’ commitment to fostering inclusivity and growth. About 25.9% of PENGU tokens are allocated to the Pudgy Penguins community, while 24.12% are distributed to other NFT communities to promote engagement across the ecosystem. The team will receive 17.8%, subject to a one-year cliff and a three-year vesting period, ensuring long-term project sustainability.

PENGU debuted with a fully diluted valuation of $4.4 billion, and an initial trading price around $0.05 per token. However, the launch was not without its challenges—despite an enthusiastic start, the token experienced significant volatility, losing over 50% of its value shortly after release.

A highlight of the launch was the massive airdrop for NFT holders. Each Pudgy Penguin NFT holder received an allocation valued at approximately $92,000 at the time, cementing the project’s reputation for rewarding its loyal community.

What are your thoughts on Pudgy?

You’re spot on that finding new projects quickly can give you a real edge in the Web3 space. Platforms like Twitter and Discord are great for spotting trends and hearing about projects early, but they can easily become overwhelming. Communities on Telegram often share valuable insights too, especially within niche groups. Beyond social platforms, tools like LaunchX or TokenSniffer can simplify the process by curating opportunities and cutting through the noise. On-chain analysis platforms like Nansen or Dune Analytics are also incredibly useful for spotting wallet trends and identifying early activity around promising projects.

I completely agree with your take on DeFi's unique position as both an alternative to traditional finance and a tool for global financial inclusion. It's not about replacing existing systems but complementing them, offering diversification and access to those who might otherwise be excluded. The intersection of utility and meme culture is a fascinating development, it reflects how DeFi can adapt to resonate with both seasoned investors and curious newcomers.

The recent announcement about USDT being delisted in parts of Europe has stirred significant debate within the cryptocurrency community. As someone closely observing the evolution of digital assets, I believe this move could mark a pivotal moment for how stablecoins and crypto, in general, are treated by regulators worldwide.

What Happened?

In case you missed it, the delisting stems from compliance challenges posed by the European Union's regulatory framework, particularly MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation). Tether's regulatory hurdles indicate that authorities are doubling down on stablecoin scrutiny to ensure alignment with their financial oversight goals.

Why This Matters

Impact on Liquidity: USDT is one of the most widely used stablecoins, serving as a bridge for countless traders and investors. Its reduced availability in Europe could lead to liquidity fragmentation and increase reliance on alternatives like USDC or even algorithmic stablecoins.

Signal to the Industry: This delisting isn’t just about USDT; it’s a broader message to all stablecoin issuers to meet stringent compliance standards or risk losing access to key markets.

Catalyst for Innovation: It may push issuers to create more transparent and decentralized models, potentially spurring innovation in areas like CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies) or decentralized stablecoins.

What's Next?

The European crypto community faces critical questions:

Will we see a mass shift to USDC, DAI, or other stablecoins?

Could this spark interest in decentralized finance (DeFi) solutions as users seek alternatives?

How will MiCA's enforcement shape the future of crypto adoption in the region?

Let’s use this thread to discuss the implications of USDT’s delisting and share insights on how traders, developers, and businesses can adapt. I’d love to hear your thoughts on whether this signals the start of a tighter grip on crypto or an opportunity for the industry to evolve.

Pudgy Penguins and Their New Token: A Game-Changer in the NFT Space

Pudgy Penguins, the beloved NFT project that gained fame for its playful art and community-driven approach, recently made headlines with the launch of its native cryptocurrency, PENGU, on December 17, 2024. Operating on the Solana blockchain, PENGU comes with a total supply of 88.88 billion tokens, symbolizing the project's iconic collection of 8,888 NFTs.

The token distribution reflects Pudgy Penguins’ commitment to fostering inclusivity and growth. About 25.9% of PENGU tokens are allocated to the Pudgy Penguins community, while 24.12% are distributed to other NFT communities to promote engagement across the ecosystem. The team will receive 17.8%, subject to a one-year cliff and a three-year vesting period, ensuring long-term project sustainability.

PENGU debuted with a fully diluted valuation of $4.4 billion, and an initial trading price around $0.05 per token. However, the launch was not without its challenges—despite an enthusiastic start, the token experienced significant volatility, losing over 50% of its value shortly after release.

A highlight of the launch was the massive airdrop for NFT holders. Each Pudgy Penguin NFT holder received an allocation valued at approximately $92,000 at the time, cementing the project’s reputation for rewarding its loyal community.

What are your thoughts on Pudgy?

Ethereum can be frustratingly slow compared to Bitcoin because capital flows into BTC first during rallies. However, ETH has strong fundamentals like DeFi, NFTs, and improved tokenomics with staking and burning. If you believe in its long-term growth, it’s worth holding.

If you want faster returns, consider diversifying into other top altcoins like Solana or BNB. Avoid emotional decisions—crypto often rewards patience!

CBDCs are a double-edged sword. While they promise efficiency and financial inclusion, they also come with risks like surveillance and centralized control. Ripple's push for CBDCs highlights this paradox—crypto was meant to decentralize power, yet this feels like a step toward more centralization.

Bitcoin, despite its flaws, stays true to decentralization, unlike the controlled nature of CBDCs. The focus should be on balancing innovation with protecting individual freedom, not trading one form of control for another.

Some men don't allow their wives to work because they prefer to have them stay at home. However, I believe that a woman's decision to stay at home should be entirely her choice.

The positive aspect of a man wanting the wife to stay at home is that he cares about her well-being. He acknowledges that childbearing and motherhood are full-time jobs that require dedication and support. In this scenario, the husband supports his wife's decision, providing her with the necessary resources and financial access. She is empowered to manage the household finances effectively. This way, she is not left stranded or vulnerable in case anything happens to her husband.

On the other hand, there's a negative scenario where a man's decision to have his wife stay at home stems from possessiveness or insecurity. For instance, he might be uncomfortable with the idea of his wife interacting with others, especially if she's attractive. He might fear that she'll be harassed or pursued by other men. In this cases, the man's decision to keep his wife at home is rooted in his own insecurities, rather than a genuine concern for her well-being.

Unfortunately, this often means that the woman has limited access to financial resources and is entirely dependent on her husband for survival. She may not even have control over her own finances or know how to manage the household expenses. This can leave her vulnerable and stranded if anything happens to her husband.

Whether a woman chooses to work outside the home or stay at home, it should be her decision to make and she should have the necessary support and resources to thrive in her chosen path.

There's a concept called "learning on the job," where you can gain knowledge and skills as you progress. This applies to various areas, including gambling. While experienced gamblers have an edge due to their accumulated knowledge and experiences, newcomers can also contribute and learn.

It's important to recognize that everyone, regardless of their experience level, can share valuable insights and ideas. Newbies can learn from experienced gamblers, and in return, experienced gamblers can refine their strategies by considering fresh perspectives.

This is why I appreciate this forums, which provide a platform for people of all experience levels to share, learn, and grow. You can contribute on threads, receive feedback, and improve.
Whether you're a newbie or an experienced gambler, there's always room to learn and grow. To continually refine your strategies, improve and become a better gambler.

I've never been a fan of multi-level marketing (MLM) strategies. Whenever someone introduces me to a referral-based commission structure, I get discouraged. I prefer earning a fair income through direct payment rather than relying on referrals.

I'm skeptical of MLMs because they often prioritize the business's interests over the individuals involved. The model can be unsustainable, as it relies heavily on continuous recruitment. If I don't refer someone in a month, I don't earn money. This can lead to financial instability and even bankruptcy.

I'd rather advise one to work for their money fair and square than get involved in MLMs. However, if it works for you and you think it's a business model you want to pursue, that's okay. Some people prefer to try things out for themselves before taking caution. Whatever works for you is fine, but be very careful not to get hurt.

Adopting cryptocurrency as a major payment method in Africa is a complex issue. While it's true that traditional cash transfers has it's challenges, there are many other factors to consider to adopt crypto. For one, many people in Africa are still unaware of what cryptocurrency is, and even those who do know about it may struggle with reliable internet access, electricity, and the financial means to get started.

Furthermore, regulatory frameworks in Africa can be unclear or restrictive, which can make it difficult for cryptocurrency to gain traction. And let's not forget that traditional banking systems often come with fees, and cryptocurrency transactions may also involve charges, which can be a deterrent for some people.

The biggest challenge, however, is education and awareness. Changing people's habits and getting them to adopt new technology is never easy, especially when it comes to something as complex as cryptocurrency. It's just about making it an alternative; because making it a viable option for the masses is not going to be easy.

For now, cryptocurrency will likely remain a niche option for those who are already familiar with it. Then as more people become aware of its benefits and how it works, it may gradually become more mainstream. However, making it the major payment method in Africa will indeed be a long journey.

Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to you too

Do you own a casino? Or would like to offer your own management service? Reach me in telegram or DM here. I'll explain you how selecting non gambling poster benefits. You are asking some irrelevant questions here and it's sort of defaming/questioning my campaign management. This is not the first time I'm dealing with this though. I remember someone questioned about 7 gambling post per week when I required in a campaign, while 10 gambling post existed long ago.

But atleast you can always credit a good manager for his works and I know little mouse no doubt is one.

Your client owns a casino, and their target/potential clients are on the gambling board; selecting a high-quality non-gambling poster is okay, but what benefit does it bring to your client?

The problem is you guys do not pay attention to the gambling posters on self-moderated threads mostly because they don't have tons of merits and end up with AI chatbot merchants- this is general observation.

Your client owns a casino, and their target/potential clients are on the gambling board; selecting a high-quality non-gambling poster is okay, but what benefit does it bring to your client?

The problem is you guys do not pay attention to the gambling posters on self-moderated threads mostly because they don't have tons of merits and end up with AI chatbot merchants- this is general observation.

It's not the first time I have done this. I accept non gambling quality users and monitor them. If after a certain time, I'm not satisfied, there have been few cases where I sent them DM to not post in gambling section or at least made it as their wish. It's better to get a quality non gambling user than a genuine gambling board spammer. Maybe it's just me who thinks this way.

Perhaps, time to blame managers for situation like this one. What's the point of employing a non- gambling poster for a gambling signature campaign.

This:

At least the campaign manager has kicked him from the campaign. Igebotz claimed it's likely to be a 7 day ban, although he's likely to not ever return after being caught.

2. A minimum of 10 posts in Gambling and/or Gambling Discussion is required per week to be eligible for the payment.

He still has his signature, so it must be a temporary ban.

What pushed him to the gambling board

Campaign Rules
2. A minimum of 10 posts in Gambling and/or Gambling Discussion is required per week to be eligible for the payment.

Wow, he's banned?

Hi Everyone,

I’m currently exploring potential investments in the crypto market and am torn between Floki (FLOKI) and Beam (BEAM). These two projects cater to very different niches, and I’m hoping to get some insights from this community on their pros and cons.

Floki (FLOKI):

   •   Meme coin with a strong community and branding tied to Elon Musk’s dog.
   •   Ecosystem includes NFTs, DeFi tools, and a metaverse project called Valhalla.
   •   High-risk, high-reward potential but limited practical use cases.

Beam (BEAM):

   •   Privacy-focused cryptocurrency built on the Mimblewimble protocol.
   •   Offers strong anonymity features for secure transactions.
   •   Competes with established privacy coins like Monero and Zcash.

What I’m Considering:

   •   Floki seems like a speculative opportunity that could explode with market hype, but it’s very volatile.
   •   Beam appeals to me for its real-world utility and focus on privacy, but it’s less talked about and might take longer to gain traction.

Questions for the Community:
   1.   Have you invested in either Floki or Beam? What has your experience been like?
   2.   Which do you think has more potential in the current market conditions?
   3.   Are there other projects similar to Beam or Floki that I should consider?

Looking forward to your thoughts and opinions. Thanks in advance for helping me out!

Thanks for your input, Patikno!
You raise a valid point about governments and banks disliking anonymity, which could indeed affect projects like BEAM. However, I wonder if there’s still a niche market for privacy-focused coins, especially with growing concerns around data breaches and surveillance.

On the other hand, SuperVerse’s focus on gaming and NFTs does seem to align with current market trends, but I’m curious if that sector might become oversaturated in 2024. Do you think SuperVerse has a unique edge over competitors in the gaming/NFT space, or is it relying mainly on the broader market rotation? Also i saw some YouTube videos saying
Super might be a scam, what do you think?

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and keeping this discussion going!

Hello everyone,


I’ve been observing Clearpool’s performance lately, and it’s puzzling me. Despite the broader market moving positively, especially with Ondo showing a significant upward trend recently, Clearpool seems to be lagging behind significantly.


A few points I’ve been considering:

1.   Market Sentiment: Is there a lack of confidence in Clearpool compared to Ondo?

2.   Adoption and Use Cases: Has Ondo released updates or partnerships that Clearpool hasn’t matched?

3.   Tokenomics: Are there structural issues with Clearpool’s tokenomics that could be suppressing its growth?

4.   Liquidity and Trading Volume: Is there simply less interest or liquidity in Clearpool’s markets?


If anyone has insights or theories, especially those with knowledge of recent developments in Clearpool’s ecosystem, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Are we missing a catalyst that Ondo has? Or is this simply a delayed reaction, and Clearpool might catch up soon?

Looking forward to discussing this further!

Hi everyone,

As AI continues to grow in importance, many crypto projects are positioning themselves to benefit from this trend. I’m currently exploring two projects that are gaining attention for their potential in the AI space: Near Protocol (NEAR) and Render Token (RNDR).

NEAR Protocol (NEAR):
   •   A scalable Layer-1 blockchain known for low fees and high-speed transactions.
   •   Strong focus on building decentralized apps (dApps), some of which are AI-integrated.
   •   Ecosystem development is solid, with projects like Open Web Foundry emphasizing AI use cases.

Render Token (RNDR):
   •   A decentralized GPU rendering network, providing on-demand GPU power for AI, 3D rendering, and other compute-heavy tasks.
   •   Already being adopted for AI model training and rendering in the metaverse.
   •   With the growing demand for distributed computing in AI, its use case is very compelling.

What I’m Thinking:

   1.   NEAR offers broad versatility as a blockchain platform that could support various AI-enabled dApps.
   2.   RNDR is a specialized solution, directly tackling GPU resource demand for AI workloads.
   3.   Both projects seem promising, but they target different aspects of the AI revolution.

Questions for the Forum:

   1.   Which of these two projects do you think has more potential to benefit from the AI boom?
   2.   Is it better to go with NEAR for its infrastructure approach, or RNDR for its GPU-centric model?
   3.   Are there any other cryptos you’d recommend for gaining exposure to AI-related growth?

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and insights!