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The greatest mystery in the tech world today is not how bitcoin works, but who is the creator of bitcoin. On October 31, 2008, someone under the name of Satoshi Nakamoto published a whitepaper on a cryptography mailing list. That event changed the history of money and left us all wondering about the mastermind behind it.

Over the years, many journalists and bloggers have tried to unveil the shadow cast on the creator of bitcoin without much luck. There have been a lot of candidates, some of them even self-nominated. However, none have given definitive proof of their claims, so we are still searching for the person behind the mystery.

I did not concludes on my findings because the stories of bitcoin and Satoshi has no truth to recall and no one knows what actually happen to him or she (most likely to a guy). Read bitcoin history to get more.

The greatest mystery in the tech world today is not how bitcoin works, but who is the creator of bitcoin. On October 31, 2008, someone under the name of Satoshi Nakamoto published a whitepaper on a cryptography mailing list. That event changed the history of money and left us all wondering about the mastermind behind it.

Over the years, many journalists and bloggers have tried to unveil the shadow cast on the creator of bitcoin without much luck. There have been a lot of candidates, some of them even self-nominated. However, none have given definitive proof of their claims, so we are still searching for the person behind the mystery.

There is, though, one stand-out candidate. I had to guess, I would say with great certainty that he is the creator of bitcoin. Before I tell you who I’ve chosen, let’s assess what we know about Satoshi Nakamoto. Or, better yet, what he wants us to know.

I don't think he got paid by posting this review, his username doesn't get mentioned by the campaign manager, you can correct me if I'm wrong.

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I can't find the original source of his post, but it doesn't mean he originally created the post because the post indeed looks like an AI text generator. I think this is the first time for me someone review a site and wrote to contact the customer support

It's more like explaining and supporting the site, rather than try it and give an experience.

What About AI Written Content?
A Sr. member wrote a Review For Whirlwind Mixer using AI, and he got paid as well.

Username: SamReomo

Here is my review!

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So, how does Whirlwind.money work? The platform uses a multi-sig that accepts bitcoin deposits from one address and enables withdrawals from a different address. This multi-sig acts as a pool that blends all deposited bitcoins. Once funds are withdrawn by a completely new address from these pools, the on-chain link between the source and destination is severed, thus anonymising the withdrawn bitcoin.

It is worth noting that the strength of the platform is directly linked to its number of users and the size of the pool. The more users deposit into the pool, the stronger it becomes. This means that users can help to improve the overall security of the platform by using it and encouraging others to do the same.

Whirlwind.money offers two options for users: "Fast" and "Note." The "Fast" option is the most convenient way to use Whirlwind, as the entire process takes less than five minutes and doesn't require further visits to the website. On the other hand, the "Note" option acts as proof that the user is owed bitcoin by Whirlwind and can be used to withdraw at a later time. Notes don't have expiration dates or management fees, they can be combined, and there is no limit on the number of withdrawals from a single note. This option achieves superior privacy since it provides the user with full flexibility regarding the mixing process, rendering blockchain analysis useless.

Whirlwind.money recommends using Notes, as they provide far greater privacy and security for the platform. By not only enhancing privacy for the user but also imposing a delay limit to withdraw bitcoin and making it possible to not only withdraw one deposit to multiple addresses but aggregate multiple deposits into one withdraw address, it means that any withdrawal could have originated from any deposit since the beginning of Whirlwind.

If users encounter any issues or problems with their transactions, they can contact Whirlwind.money's support team at [email protected]. The website also provides a comprehensive list of common issues and solutions to help users troubleshoot any problems they may encounter.

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2014: Apple bans #Bitcoin    from AppStore.

2023: Apple puts the #Bitcoin    Whitepaper on every MacBook.

It’s happening… 🚀

HAHAHAHAHA ..........

Ethereum is a blockchain platform that allows developers to build decentralized applications (dapps) and smart contracts. It is the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization after Bitcoin, and has a large developer community and ecosystem of decentralized finance (DeFi) applications built on top of it.

As the hype around the news mount, approximately $1.7 billion has been pumped into Dogecoin’s market capitalization in an extremely short period of time pushing the meme coin’s market cap to reach $12.76 billion, the highest figure since December 2022.

This user begin to spam technical board few days ago and today he commit plagiarism from multiple source.

User: JamesBorn

Relax buddy, I don't think that you will get perma banned for something like this (and I don't think that you should if this was the only time you forgot to include reference). Few years ago maybe, but lately mods became more lenient to similar cases so chances for you bearing any consequence are slim to none. Then again, that's just my opinion.

By the way, when you are copy/pasting someone else's text, its not enough (at least it shoulnd't be) to just share reference link at the bottom as you should also make a clear difference your own words, and the one that you copied. Just sharing sharing reference link is enough not to get banned, but its a bad posting style.

I hope I get forgiven for this act as this wasn't really intentional.

I saw this thread was left for a few minutes until it was finally caught, but why don't you realize it right away and review the post, I think adding the source is a xylophone, all you have to do is copy the source is below.
But that is your fault.

Look at your post addressed to @Rikafip, you say calm yourself down while you yourself look like you're in a hurry to post.

Look what the catch is almost 100% plagiarism and takes all the content in the article, if you are a good poster why do this? isn't this bad manners too?

This wasn't intentional and I added the name of the writer in a bracket and since the article was long.

I have been a good poster from the very onset and since my registration in the forum and I have tried my best to contribute positively to the forum and I want to plead that if I have bridged any rule that I be pardoned as it wasn't intentional and it wouldn't happen again and I have also edited the post immediate.

Nice catch Panjul07
Actually I have prepared this one by one but you have already published it but it's good it's faster.

I don't know why an Obari user is plagiarizing but he seems to be copying and pasting on other articles on purpose.

Doesn't he understand that this is bad work and zero tolerance?

edit, like he realized now and deleted all of his content. Lol

Probably trying to appear more knolwdgeable than he is and pick few merits while doing so.


Of course he understands, just yesterday he was bullshitting to some newbie how plagiarism is bad and importance of proper referencing etc.

I don't know why an Obari user is plagiarizing but he seems to be copying and pasting on other articles on purpose.

Doesn't he understand that this is bad work and zero tolerance?

Please take things easy on yourself and don't make it seem you have lots of rules to follow as here is more like a community, hence you should be free and busy simply avoid plagiarism and make sure you reference every work not written originally by you

Gambling among youth remains a salient problem that is less recognised as a social menace among education stakeholders and researchers. This is because it is a common phenomenon that is considered as recreational activity and even legalised by Nigeria government through which revenue are generated (tax collected from the owners of various gambling companies). However, experts (Derevensky, Gupta, Dickson & Deguire, 2004; Chimezie, 2015) have noted that it causes more harm to the youth and the society than the good it may seem to portray. In view of this, this paper presents the update on problem gambling among Nigeria youth; looking at its prevalence, forms, the industry, causes and effects, empirical review of previous studies and its counselling implications. It was concluded on this basis that counselling programmes should be organsied in town halls of every community to sensitise the citizens on the danger inherent in gambling and reshape or change people’s perception positively on gambling behaviour.
       Gambling can be defined as any activity (a game of chance or skill) where an item of value is placed at risk in an attempt to gain something of greater value. Gambling is taking a risky action in the hope of a desired result. Gambling exists in different forms but varies in popularity among different groups and classes of people; some of those forms include lotteries, casinos, sport betting, poker, gaming and pool betting. Gambling is a big business globally to the extent that it is now taxable and regulated as a legitimate business. Such as Surebet, Bet9ja, NairaBet etc.
#Problem gambling among Nigerian youths
    Problem gambling or gambling addiction or gambling disorder has been defined as a bio-psychosocial disorder characterised by a persistent and recurrent maladaptive pattern of gambling behaviour. Problem gambling affects people of all ages, from adolescents as young as 10 to adults in their senior years. It is not a matter of being irresponsible; it is an addiction rooted in the brain just as are the drug and alcohol addictions of millions of people. It is not bad a behaviour or a bad habit; it is a serious condition. Similarly, gambling has become a growing trend amongst young Nigerians aged between 18 – 35 years, who accounted for the highest proportion of Nigerians who engage in the practice.
 According to a report by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN, 2019), about 60 million Nigerians between the ages 18 and 40 years spend up to N1.8 billion Naira on sports betting daily with an average investment of N3,000 Naira per day.
#Causes and Effect of problem gambling
     In reality, gambling has its positive and negative sides however, given Nigeria’s recession and high unemployment figures, the impact of the gambling industry in the nation’s economy has been positive as it has created thousands of jobs directly and indirectly. Big betting companies have staff strength running into hundreds; and through their associate and affiliate networks, they offer agents a source of livelihood from commissions earned as people engage in betting. A study has revealed in its findings that 26% mentioned ‘timely payment’ as the main factor that influences their choice. This was closely followed by respondents who believed it is the ‘odds/stake placed on a game’ (24%). Other determinants mentioned include ‘reputation for payment’ (21%), ‘ease of use’ (15%) among others. Finally, analysis of results revealed ‘quest for quick money’ (30%), ‘Unemployment’ (21%) and ‘greed’ (15%) topped the list of reasons why Nigerian, particularly the youth engage in gambling. Other reasons include; cushioning the effect of economic hardship ’(12%), ‘poverty ’(10%), ‘just for fun ’(5%), ‘passion for sports’ (5%) and ‘peering group influence’ (2%).
Its effect is devastating to the perpetrator, the family and the society at large. When the money stops coming the way of a gambler, he may engage in drugs in frustration. In trying to escape poverty and play roles in the financial upkeep of their families, many youths have chosen to indulge in gambling to put food on their family’s table. Unfortunately, the most active participants in this trade are youths whose main objective is the desire to get rich at all cost and crush any obstacle that might stand against their desire rather than striving to achieve success through good means.

If you don't want to mine bitcoin, it can be bought using a crypto currency exchange.Most people will not be able to purchase an entire BTC because of it's price, but you can buy portions of btc on these exchanges of fiat currency like U.S dollars.For example you can purchase bitcoin on coinbase by creating an account and funding it, you can funds your account using your bank account, credits card, or debit card.

I've never had any accounts "hacked" what I have done though is lock myself out with these security options, how ironic right? I have however had people try to get into my accounts. Some is trying to get into my epic games account. My cointiply account has nothing in it even and someone keeps trying to get in. Noone got into either of these though. The password just kept resetting and sending to my email. No attempt has been made to get into my gmail account which I have owned for over 10 years now I think.

I basically just read a guide and used my common sense by thinking from a hackers perspective. So no personal links to anything like birthdays or hobbies just like the OP has said.
I never use the same password over even use partly the same password. Each are unique I use bout 16 characters and use upper and lower case, numbers, symbols. I mix these up so I don't have two numbers together and I I try not to repeat a character.

Here are some examples of a password I would make.

J6f&E1p3%8*G2L*F#7

I also can't understand when I see bounty hunters asking managers to change their address because it was hacked. I think it must be phishing. Always verify any website you want to enter login info on using a whois website. Make sure the websites match up. If they don't then you will lose your account due to phishing. My eth account passwords are very long like a private key and I encrypt the place where I copy-paste the password from. I use nod32 antivirus. I always check and match the clipboard too. I do this at least 3x I also keep 3x backups of my personal info. 1 an usb the other 2 on external hdds. The folder in ecrypted and password protected using 7zip. I keep the password to the 7zip file written down in 3 different places 1 being my safe.

I am not saying I will never be hacked. What I am saying is that it would be very very difficult even with the best social engineering. Since everything is completely random not even I know my passwords or even part of them.

I am also pretty sure that being careful will take care of 99% potential hack attempts.

One last thing I do is I link my accounts with F2A and I link my accounts to my phone number or to IP address.

The IP address works very well. No other IP but mine can login to my website for example. They can try use a vpn it won't work since the need the exact IP.

Very nice guide.

Btw I looked through the posts here and there quite a few nice ones so I gave 3 of you some merits since you deserve them. I try to give them to nice posts I see and help people out.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guide-how-to-create-a-strongsecure-password-5132378

I've never had any accounts "hacked" what I have done though is lock myself out with these security options, how ironic right? I have however had people try to get into my accounts. Some is trying to get into my epic games account. My cointiply account has nothing in it even and someone keeps trying to get in. Noone got into either of these though. The password just kept resetting and sending to my email. No attempt has been made to get into my gmail account which I have owned for over 10 years now I think.

I basically just read a guide and used my common sense by thinking from a hackers perspective. So no personal links to anything like birthdays or hobbies just like the OP has said.
I never use the same password over even use partly the same password. Each are unique I use bout 16 characters and use upper and lower case, numbers, symbols. I mix these up so I don't have two numbers together and I I try not to repeat a character.

Here are some examples of a password I would make.

J6f&E1p3%8*G2L*F#7

I also can't understand when I see bounty hunters asking managers to change their address because it was hacked. I think it must be phishing. Always verify any website you want to enter login info on using a whois website. Make sure the websites match up. If they don't then you will lose your account due to phishing. My eth account passwords are very long like a private key and I encrypt the place where I copy-paste the password from. I use nod32 antivirus. I always check and match the clipboard too. I do this at least 3x I also keep 3x backups of my personal info. 1 an usb the other 2 on external hdds. The folder in ecrypted and password protected using 7zip. I keep the password to the 7zip file written down in 3 different places 1 being my safe.

I am not saying I will never be hacked. What I am saying is that it would be very very difficult even with the best social engineering. Since everything is completely random not even I know my passwords or even part of them.

I am also pretty sure that being careful will take care of 99% potential hack attempts.

One last thing I do is I link my accounts with F2A and I link my accounts to my phone number or to IP address.

The IP address works very well. No other IP but mine can login to my website for example. They can try use a vpn it won't work since the need the exact IP.

Very nice guide.

Btw I looked through the posts here and there quite a few nice ones so I gave 3 of you some merits since you deserve them. I try to give them to nice posts I see and help people out.

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I think that user called Susano copied it from somewhere else and then when his thread got blocked, a little later another user called New@User creates a new thread and quotes him.