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What happened: This user create a PDF about Bitcoin guide, he claim the PDF is wrote by him, but all the words he wrote doesn't really created by him since he took some articles on different sources on his PDF (credit to @Lafu). The thing is he didn't giving the references of those articles he used to create his PDF, this is plagiarism and bannable offense. He did mentioned to leave some credits if we share or reuse his PDF, this mean he do understand about copyright and references.

I remembered that not so long ago I wrote a guide to cryptocurrency and blockchain. I was trying to keep it simple and plain, so even your grandma can understand it, hopefully.

I kept it on my laptop and forgot about it. I just wanted to share with you, no strings attached, after all, I did spend days researching and writing it, at least it might help someone.

So here it is, feel free to share, reuse, whatever (but at least leave some credits): PDF guide

It's just a simple PDF that I wrote, nothing more, nothing less.
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4.1.1. Hot wallets
In simple terms
Hot wallets are basically the wallets that connect to the internet and generally offer lesser security.
Hot wallets are basically the wallets that connect to the internet and generally offer lesser security. On the other hand, hot wallets offer better accessibility due to their connection with the internet. Even if hot wallets are vulnerable to fraudsters and hacker attacks, they are highly user-friendly.

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Hot Wallets

One of the foremost crypto wallet types brings hot wallets to the discussion. Hot wallets are basically the wallets that connect to the internet and generally offer lesser security. On the other hand, hot wallets offer better accessibility due to their connection with the internet. Even if hot wallets are vulnerable to fraudsters and hacker attacks, they are highly user-friendly.


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crypto wallets keep your private keys – the passwords that give you access to your cryptocurrencies – safe and accessible, allowing you to send and receive cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

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Crypto wallets keep your private keys – the passwords that give you access to your cryptocurrencies – safe and accessible, allowing you to send and receive cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.


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This makes sending, receiving, and using your crypto as easy as using any online bank account or payment system.

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This makes sending, receiving, and using your crypto as easy as using any online bank account, payment system, or brokerage.   
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No no, I completely understand your suspicion as it indeed sticks out from rest of his posts, the biggest difference being the text format. In all of his previously started topics he never really bothered to create paragraphs while in the one you shared here he actually put some effort into it. Another suspicious thing that we have now is @Xal0lex's finding of yet another place where exactly the same text showed up and I don't know what are the chances of some bitcointalk topic getting so popular that others copy/paste it. Unless Nerdy doctor posted those stuff in few other places too.

All this is no evidence though so unless someone shows up with the original text, nothing much we can do. But how knows, maybe he indeed got inspired to write that, strangers things had happened before.


Those points in the topic are my thoughts and I didn't write them anywhere else and I definitely didn't copy someone's writing. I indeed wrote that and I don't think it strange
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Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-safe-it-is-to-invest-in-cryptocurrency-5391972
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BEFORE YOU INVEST

- RESEARCH: Why people fail or loose their investments is because of lack of knowledge. Many times, we go into a business or investment because it is trending without making efforts or be patient to make enough research, learn and understand the investment, it's pros and cons, it's sustainability, durability and seasons.
- ITS A RISK: Life is all about risk taking, you drink water trusting that it will not choke you, you wake each day trusting that you will be alive to see the next day. We should not be waiting for when all things a right or good before we take that bold step to change our lives or make a difference.
- BE PROACTIVE: Always ensure that you do not put all your life earnings in an investment, always have spare money that will last through the maturity stage of that investment so that whatever happens either good or bad, you have a fall back plan.
- BE PATIENT:  Finally, it is said that the patient dog eat the biggest bone, I believe its not only the bone because before he gets to the bone, he must also have the test of the flesh. What am trying to point out is the benefit of being patient in the course of investing, don't be in  a hurry to harvest because the seed you have planted goes through a process. Patience to change platforms even when the tides are high instead of giving up to the sea.



https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=263702.0/
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The risks of trading cryptocurrencies are mainly related to its volatility. They are high-risk and speculative, and it is important that you understand the risks before you start trading. As trader you need to understand below mentioned risks before starting you're journey as a cryptocurrency trader

1) They are volatile: unexpected changes in market sentiment can lead to sharp and sudden moves in price. It is not uncommon for the value of cryptocurrencies to quickly drop by hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.
2) They are unregulated: cryptocurrencies are currently unregulated by both governments and central banks. However, recently they have started to attract more attention. For example, there are questions about whether to classify them as a commodity or a virtual currency

3) They are susceptible to error and hacking: there is no perfect way to prevent technical glitches, human error or hacking.

4) They can be affected by forks or discontinuation: cryptocurrency trading carries additional risks such as hard forpks or discontinuation. You should familiarise yourself with these risks before trading these products. When a hard fork occurs, there may be substantial price volatility around the event, and we may suspend trading throughout if we do not have reliable prices from the underlying market.

5) They are high-risk speculative products: with spread betting and CFD trading you only need to deposit a percentage of the value of a trade to open a position. Profits and losses are based on the full value of the trade. The volatility of cryptocurrencies, combined with trading on margin, could lead to significant losses.

6) They can be affected by gapping: market volatility can cause prices to move from one level to another without actually passing through the level in between. Gapping (or slippage) usually occurs during periods of high market volatility. As a result, your stop-loss could be executed at a worse level than you had requested. This can worsen losses if the market moves against you.

7) Charges may be greater than with other asset classes: you should review all costs involved before you trade. Charges may be higher when spread betting or trading CFD cryptocurrencies. The likelihood of making a profit versus the impact of these fees should be considered.
Pricing variations: compared with currencies, there can be significant variations in the pricing of cryptocurrencies used to determine the value of spread bet and CFD positions.


Original: https://www.cmcmarkets.com/en/learn-cryptocurrencies/what-are-the-risks

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The risks of trading cryptocurrencies are mainly related to its volatility. They are high-risk and speculative, and it is important that you understand the risks before you start trading.

They are volatile: unexpected changes in market sentiment can lead to sharp and sudden moves in price. It is not uncommon for the value of cryptocurrencies to quickly drop by hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.
They are unregulated: cryptocurrencies are currently unregulated by both governments and central banks. However, recently they have started to attract more attention. For example, there are questions about whether to classify them as a commodity or a virtual currency
They are susceptible to error and hacking: there is no perfect way to prevent technical glitches, human error or hacking.
They can be affected by forks or discontinuation: cryptocurrency trading carries additional risks such as hard forks or discontinuation. You should familiarise yourself with these risks before trading these products. When a hard fork occurs, there may be substantial price volatility around the event, and we may suspend trading throughout if we do not have reliable prices from the underlying market.


We will endeavour to notify you of potential blockchain forks. However, it is ultimately your responsibility to ensure you find out when these might occur.

Risks of cryptocurrency spread bets and CFDs

With CMC Markets you can trade bitcoin and ethereum via a spread bet or CFD account. This means you are exposed to slightly different risks compared to when buying these cryptocurrencies outright.

They are high-risk speculative products: with spread betting and CFD trading you only need to deposit a percentage of the value of a trade to open a position. Profits and losses are based on the full value of the trade. The volatility of cryptocurrencies, combined with trading on margin, could lead to significant losses.
They can be affected by gapping: market volatility can cause prices to move from one level to another without actually passing through the level in between. Gapping (or slippage) usually occurs during periods of high market volatility. As a result, your stop-loss could be executed at a worse level than you had requested. This can worsen losses if the market moves against you.
Charges may be greater than with other asset classes: you should review all costs involved before you trade. Charges may be higher when spread betting or trading CFD cryptocurrencies. The likelihood of making a profit versus the impact of these fees should be considered.
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@Rikafip, I admit that I may be wrong about @Nerdy doctor, but if you look at his post history it's hard to get the impression that he really wrote that post. Still, maybe he had a moment of inspiration and really tried and wrote something meaningful.
No no, I completely understand your suspicion as it indeed sticks out from rest of his posts, the biggest difference being the text format. In all of his previously started topics he never really bothered to create paragraphs while in the one you shared here he actually put some effort into it. Another suspicious thing that we have now is @Xal0lex's finding of yet another place where exactly the same text showed up and I don't know what are the chances of some bitcointalk topic getting so popular that others copy/paste it. Unless Nerdy doctor posted those stuff in few other places too.

All this is no evidence though so unless someone shows up with the original text, nothing much we can do. But how knows, maybe he indeed got inspired to write that, strangers things had happened before.
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@Xal0lex, but the date on that article is April 11 (I can't confirm the year), but if we assume it's from 2022 then @Nerdy doctor couldn't copy from there. I found a source from April 3, and there are also deleted posts on Reddit dated April 20. Either way @worldtraveller321 has certainly plagiarized part of his post using this article.

Sorry, I didn't notice Wink Well, if you found the source from April 3, then Nerdy doctor still turns out to be to blame.

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@Rikafip, I admit that I may be wrong about @Nerdy doctor, but if you look at his post history it's hard to get the impression that he really wrote that post. Still, maybe he had a moment of inspiration and really tried and wrote something meaningful.



@Xal0lex, but the date on that article is April 11 (I can't confirm the year), but if we assume it's from 2022 then @Nerdy doctor couldn't copy from there. I found a source from April 3, and there are also deleted posts on Reddit dated April 20. Either way @worldtraveller321 has certainly plagiarized part of his post using this article.
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No, it's much simpler. It's just that both of them (Nerdy doctor and worldtraveller321) copied without specifying the source / took/ stole (any choice) this text is from this source https://educationdoc.com/180/whats-preventing-bitcoin-from-worldwide-adoption

So both of them are to blame.
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@Rikafip, I'm not claiming that he plagiarized something that was written the day after, but that it doesn't seem to me that he wrote that post. I may be wrong, but someone who has better knowledge to check it may find that it is a translated text.
Ah I understand, Yeah I suspected that you didn't miss the date thing. Anyway, I translated various parts of that post into ~15 most used languages (Spanish, French, Chinese, Russian etc) and no results whatsoever (I used Google only, no other tools). I remember few cases where users of that Yobit forum (can't remember the exact name now) copied bitcointalk post so it wouldn't be the first time.
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@Poker Player, I have a good memory, and I thought I saw that sentence somewhere - I was right.

@Rikafip, I'm not claiming that he plagiarized something that was written the day after, but that it doesn't seem to me that he wrote that post. I may be wrong, but someone who has better knowledge to check it may find that it is a translated text.
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But @Nerdy doctor wrote his post on April 2nd so how could he copy that one from April 3rd? Unless I am missing something here.

LOL. No, you are not missing anything, Lucius probably missed the dates. It will be the other way around, either Nerdy doctor published on that website after publishing the post here, or they plagiarized his post.
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It is possible that @Nerdy doctor also plagiarized his post, because I found an identical copy dated April 3 here.

But @Nerdy doctor wrote his post on April 2nd so how could he copy that one that was published on April 3rd, shouldn't it be the other way around? Unless I am missing something here. Either way, stupid move from @worldtraveller321 to copy/paste something as something as a simple sentence for no obvious reason..
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Just out of curiosity. how did you find the plagiarism in that post which is from April 15? Did you see something weird in him and have you been looking at his post history?
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It irksome just thinking about it. If people could share information, newbies won't readily fall prey to scammers.

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It irksome just thinking about it. If people could share information, newbies won't readily fall prey to scammers.

It is possible that @Nerdy doctor also plagiarized his post, because I found an identical copy dated April 3 here.
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Mourinho rotated his squad by making 6 changes in the starting XI in anticipation of the upcoming Europa Conference League semifinal second leg against Leicester City. This rotation didn't work as Roma failed to get past a 0-0 draw at the Stadio Olimpico. As a result, Juventus and Napoli mathematically qualify for the 2022-2023 Champions League because it is impossible for Roma to catch up to the two teams.

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He rotated his squad by making six changes to the starting XI in anticipation of the upcoming Europa Conference League semifinal second leg against Leicester City. This rotation did not work because they failed to go beyond the 0-0 draw at the Stadio Olimpico which practically made Juventus and Napoli mathematically qualify for the 2022-2023 Champions League because it was impossible for Roma to catch up with both teams.

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source: https://www.medcom.id/olahraga/liga-italia/ybDXGBXb-kesalnya-mourinho-usai-as-roma-ditahan-imbang-bologna
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Dia merotasi skuatnya dengan membuat enam perubahan dalam starting XI guna mengantisipasi leg kedua semifinal Liga Conference Europa mendatang melawan Leicester City. Rotasi ini tak berhasil karena mereka gagal melampaui hasil imbang 0-0 di Stadio Olimpico yang praktis membuat Juventus dan Napoli secara matematis lolos ke Liga Champions 2022-2023 karena Roma sudah tak mungkin mengejar kedua tim itu

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The question is Bitcoin subject to regulations?, may be viewed in different light by people depending on nationality and government policies, while  governments agencies are working on ensuring that Bitcoin and Bitcoin miners work with regulatory standards and pay taxes ,like in Isreal, other countries such as the st Lucia, are yet to  produce regulations regarding specifically to bitcoins and cryptocurrency in general. Most jurisdictions and authorities have yet to enact laws governing cryptocurrencies, meaning that, for most countries, the legality of crypto mining remains unclear. However, apart from jurisdictions such as Nigeria, China etc .that have specifically banned certain bitcoins and cryptocurrency-related activities, very few countries prohibit crypto mining. Bitcoin and certain Cryptocurrencies involve unique tax considerations. Businesses and individuals need up-to-date guidance and insight regarding the tax law and its impact on virtual currency activities at the state, federal level within their various jurisdictions and international levels. Few regulations which include Anti-Money Laundering (“AML”) and Know-Your-Customer (“KYC”) compliance requirements are considered a necessity to ensure financial safety and security within crypto space, in recognition of the crypto theft, hacking and fraud related issue, state and federal stakeholders regardless of jurisdiction may Favour the view that Bitcoin and crypto currency’s be regulated to certain degree, which could provide trace of funds and transacting individuals.


Part of the texts/half of the texts was copied from https://freemanlaw.com/practice-areas/blockchain-technology/

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First and foremost, you would need to contact the closest law of authority like your police or your country's financial authorities dealing with scam cases. The courts in many countries have confirmed in a number of civil cases that crypto assets are "property" in the traditional sense. Therefore, the usual orders allowing you to trace and freeze assets are available.

Then the next thing you need to do if you didn’t do it before reporting the case to the police is to gather all the information you can lay your hands on that could help in tracking your lost funds. You need to do is contacting the trading platform where you lost your money. Not that you will get your funds back for sure, but there is still hope, and you can warn them that you reported to relevant financial authorities.
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First and foremost you would need to contact the closest law of authority like your police or if your country has a special force that deals with scam cases I think that would be a pretty good start.

Then the next thing you need to do, if you didn’t do it before reporting the case to the police is to gather all the information you can lay your hands on that could help in tracking your lost funds.
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কার্ডানো নিয়ন্ত্রক প্রয়োজনীয়তা মেনে অন-চেইন KYC সংহত করার জন্য অংশীদারিত্ব ঘোষণা করেছে

EMURGO, Cardano এর বাণিজ্যিক শাখা, সম্প্রতি তার নিয়ন্ত্রক সম্মতি দরপত্রে অন-চেইন KYC-তে ব্লকপাসের সাথে অংশীদারিত্ব ঘোষণা করেছে। এই সহযোগিতা ব্লকপাসকে ব্লকপাস অ্যাপে কার্ডানো ক্রিপ্টো ঠিকানা যোগ করার অনুমতি দেবে এবং কার্ডানো ইকোসিস্টেম প্রকল্পগুলির জন্য অন-চেইন KYC পরিষেবাগুলি অফার করবে, তাদের KYC প্রয়োজনীয়তাগুলি অপ্টিমাইজ করবে৷ EMURGO-এর মতে, একটি Web3 বিশ্বের দিকে একটি উল্লেখযোগ্য পরিবর্তন চলছে, বিকেন্দ্রীকৃত অ্যাপ্লিকেশনগুলি পরিচালনা করা হচ্ছে এবং কার্ডানোর ব্লকচেইন প্রযুক্তিতে তৈরি হচ্ছে, বিশেষ করে DeFi এবং NFT স্পেসে।

আমার এই পোস্টটি আরবিক লোকাল বোর্ডে দেখতে পাবেনঃ
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.59946071

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EMURGO, Cardano's commercial arm, recently announced a partnership with Blockpass on the on-chain KYC in its regulatory consent tender. This collaboration will allow BlockPass to add Cardano crypto addresses to the BlockPass app and offer on-chain KYC services for Cardano ecosystem projects, optimizing their KYC requirements. According to EMURGO, a significant change is taking place in a Web3 world, with decentralized applications being handled and Cardano's blockchain technology being built, especially in the DeFi and NFT spaces.




https://u.today/heres-why-eth-whales-buy-shib-cardanos-arm-partners-with-blockpass-james-k-filan-gives-xrp-lawsuit

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The real use of the digital ruble will begin in 2023

The head of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, Elvira Nabiullina, said that the development of a national digital currency is in full swing and next year the agency will conduct the first real settlements in the digital ruble.


https://www.worldstockmarket.net/central-bank-of-the-russian-federation-the-first-settlements-in-the-digital-ruble-will-take-place-in-2023/
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- Katie Wood
has repeatedly stated that Bitcoin is likely to hit $100,000 by 2022. He further added that recent network updates and increased use of Lightning Network payment applications on the Bitcoin blockchain contributed to its scale and usefulness. Wood predicts that the value of one Bitcoin could exceed $500,000 by 2026. In January 2022, he updated his forecast saying that the price of one Bitcoin could reach $1 million in just 8 years.




https://www.litefinance.com/blog/analysts-opinions/bitcoin-price-prediction-forecast/

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Newbie Dinam1t Banned! made the mistake of posting plagiarism on the tech board. Please ban them.

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Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced new rules for servicing residents of Russia. Users with assets of more than €10,000 will not be able to trade on the exchange - they will only be able to withdraw funds.

Original: https://www.worldstockmarket.net/binance-suspends-services-to-russians-with-over-e10000-assets/
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