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Plagiarism
User: Mpamaegbu
Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.32651653
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Additional link to third source: https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@anassmed/good-news-btc

The date of the original is dated April 6, 2021, the plagiarism date is May 26 2021 (no links provided).
I checked only 4 themes created by this user, I think if someone checks the rest, they will find more plagiarism.

Nobody is banned strictly because of "the rules"; it's always handled case-by-case, but almost always, plagiarists deserve to be permabanned.

Know your customer (KYC) refers to the process of verifying the identity of your customers, either before or during the time that they start doing business with you in order to mitigate money laundering and other financial crimes. Regulations are becoming increasingly strict for crypto exchanges to verify customer identities during the opening and maintaining of accounts. Some countries have even gone as far to demand that citizens declare their crypto hodlings.
Crypto exchanges are now embracing KYC procedures to protect themselves. KYC compliance has a huge impact on how they enable customers to open accounts and perform  transactions.
Sad news is KYC on exchanges can result to phishing attempt, especially when system is hacked, we are in the world that peoples information are used against them. Hacked users data are sold on the dark web. I thought crypto was all anout anonymity. Giving out kyc on any platform has its own risk, exchanges included.

Someone sent me a screenshot of a supposed mail he got from Binance

I'm not sure if this is true but if it is I'd have to move my assets to a decentralized exchange. I find this new development alarming! Forgive my ignorance, but I am one of those flock who got into bitcoin thinking it was a safe haven away from the prying eyes of the government but I guessed wrong. We are losing to the authorities on every front

Nobody is banned strictly because of "the rules"; it's always handled case-by-case, but almost always, plagiarists deserve to be permabanned.

With the G20 economic summit underway today and tomorrow in Argentina, many are likely to conclude with the smuggled out snippet below that the meeting will end in favour of the crypto community. Foretelling the outcome, Bitcoin has dramatically bounced back to $8300+ this morning after its below $7,500 low last night. May be you will agree ir disagree with the positions below.

USA
- ICO Prohibited, Money Laundering & Illegal Act Regulations, Cryptographic Exchange Tradition License Scheme

 Japan
- taxation, payment instrument recognition

 Germany
- It is a legitimate financial instrument and may be taxable, but requires additional licenses and permits.

 England
- No government regulation

 France
- warnings about regulatory readiness (not disclosed in detail), 'risk of speculation and manipulation’

 Italy
- Some central banks consider issuing cryptocurrencies

 Canada
- Taxation

 China
- Coin trading prohibited, ICO prohibited

 India
- Not accepted as a means of payment, regulation of money laundering and illegal activities

 Brazil
- Financial assets not recognized, direct investment prohibited

South Korea
- No anonymous account transactions (real name system), tax preparation in progress

 Australia
- No government regulation

 Russia
- Cryptocurrencies regulation legislation, ICO prohibition, while allowing legislation, can run a legitimate exchange

 Mexico
- Preparing taxation

 Indonesia
- No government regulation, prohibited from banks

 Turkey
- No government regulation

 Saudi Arabia
- Some regulations will be introduced but not prohibited

 Argentina
- No government regulation

 Republic of South Africa
- No government regulation

 European Union
- Agreed to more stringent rules to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing in Bitcoin and other virtual currency exchanges

Every day we read about US,China, Korea,Japan; their stand on cryptos and anytime the news seems bad it will create FUD which will lead to market crash.

But I believe US,China, Korea,Japan are not the only countries in the world. So today I want the community members to state their countries stand as regards to cryptos

Below are few countries stands as regarding to cryptos. you can correct me if I am wrong.

Please Add your own country stand.

Maybe If we spread some good news about countries that support cryptos we might see bullish market again.

#USA
- ICO Prohibited, Money Laundering & Illegal Act Regulations, Cryptographic Exchange Tradition License Scheme

#Japan
- taxation, payment instrument recognition

#Germany
- It is a legitimate financial instrument and may be taxable, but requires additional licenses and permits.

#England
- No government regulation

#France
- warnings about regulatory readiness (not disclosed in detail), 'risk of speculation and manipulation’

#Italy
- Some central banks consider issuing cryptocurrencies

#Canada
- Taxation

#China
- Coin trading prohibited, ICO prohibited

#India
- Not accepted as a means of payment, regulation of money laundering and illegal activities

#Brazil
- Financial assets not recognized, direct investment prohibited

#South Korea
- No anonymous account transactions (real name system), tax preparation in progress

#Australia
- No government regulation

#Russia
- Cryptocurrencies regulation legislation, ICO prohibition, while allowing legislation, can run a legitimate exchange

#Mexico
- Preparing taxation

#Indonesia
- No government regulation, prohibited from banks

#Turkey
- No government regulation

#Saudi Arabia
- Some regulations will be introduced but not prohibited

#Argentina
- No government regulation

#Republic of South Africa
- No government regulation

#European Union
- Agreed to more stringent rules to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing in Bitcoin and other virtual currency exchanges

#Philippines

- Cryptocurrency is supported by Central Bank Of the Philippines (BSP), Local Banks are now looking for block-chain technology and its usage (Unionbank), You can easily convert your bitcoin into fiat (PHP) by using local exchanges approved by BSP (Coins.ph and rebbit.ph), BTC to Fiat (PHP) conversion is regulated by BSP to follow AMLA (Anti Money Laundering Act), Bitcoin ATM's on Makati City, There is no ICO Regulation yet. (supplied By BTT user: rommelzkie)

India's gross domestic product (GDP) surged 20.1% in the April-June quater of FY22, it's best-ever fiscal-quarter numbers, according to the deta released by the government's statistics office on Tuesday.

  "GDP at constant (2011-12) Prices in Q1 of 2021-22 estimated at ₹32.38 lakh crore, against ₹26.95 lakh crore in Q1 of 2020-21,

Showing a growth of 20.1 percent as compared to a contraction of 24.4 percent in Q1 2920-21," the deta from MoSPI stated.

   This is fastest growth since the mid-1990s when official quarterly data was available, and
Up sharply from 1.6% in the previous quarter and from a record contraction of 24.4% in the same quarter a year earlier.

The growth in the current quarter is mainly on low-base effect.
                  

Amid decreasing Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) floes, Pakistan's economy is expected to shrnik further, flowing Afghanistan's current situation.

According to Dawn (Pakistan's official news pepar), the consistent decline in flows into Pakistan in recent years should worry the country's economic managers.

The net flows fell by just under 39% year-on-year in July in continuation of the trend witnessed last fiscal when,
Long-term, non-debt-creating investments plummeted by 29% to 1.85 billion dollars from the previous year, the Dawn reported.

      Is this right?

U.S. banking giant Citigroup (NYSE: C) is reportedly awaiting regulatory approval to start trading bitcoin futures contracts on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). The firm would join Goldman Sachs in offering bitcoin futures trading.

Nasdaq-listed business intelligence firm MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) has purchased 3,907 BTC for a total of $177 million, according to a Tuesday filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. this is a good news  guys many more bullish news to come and bitcoinprice may double so let us hold for good.

Cryptocurrency security encompasses everything you need to know about the potential dangers with cryptocurrency, as well as the fundamentals of what you can do to make your setting related to your crypto investments or trades safer and safeguard your crypto assets.

You should be aware that a centralized cryptocurrency service does not offer the same level of money security as a bank. Crypto brokers, for example, are not as tightly regulated, and if funds are lost, they can be lost permanently. It is vital to keep yourself updated with information on cryptocurrency security to know what can go wrong and how to prevent such situations from arising.

Let's understand how secure cryptocurrency is first.

How Secure Is Cryptocurrency?

Blockchain technology is commonly used to create cryptocurrencies. The method transactions are recorded in "blocks," and time-stamped is described by blockchain. It's a lengthy, complicated procedure, but the result is a secure digital ledger of cryptocurrency transactions that hackers can't influence.

Transactions also necessitate a two-factor authentication process. While security measures are in place, this does not mean that cryptocurrencies are immune to hackers.

It is obvious to wonder why cryptocurrency security is so stressed when cryptocurrency is somewhat safe. Let's understand the risks that arise while engaging in the crypto sector.

Risk 1: When people leave cryptocurrency on exchanges

Many people leave their cryptocurrency on exchanges when they first start trading cryptocurrencies. It's easy since the funds and crypto coins are readily available for transactions. Still, hackers, unfortunately, also love the idea that so much cryptocurrency is in one single location, ready for the taking. Moreover, exchange hacking is not confined to other parties; employees and even exchange founders have committed significant fraud.

Risk 2: Storing Cryptocurrency Locally

In contrast to leaving seed phrases in centralized cloud storage, several examples of seed phrases are backed up on local devices and subsequently being lost or stolen, or the PIN/Password is forgotten. The problem with local storage is that it's easy to misplace it or for someone to track you down and steal it.

Risk 3: Being targeted by criminals.

The possibility of your crypto being targeted is quite real because so much of the personal information is out available to anyone who wants to target us. Email phishing attacks, SIM Swap assaults that bypass 2-factor authentication, and other smart social engineering tactics are all examples of personal assaults. In 2020, DeFi protocols were used in the majority of crypto thefts.
Conclusion
You can only select the best way to pick and set up your crypto wallet and other digital assets with seed phrase backups and other wallet setup options and hope to avoid tragic situations from taking place. But keeping yourself posted with information and updates related to cryptocurrency security is usually the best option when it comes to taking the best measures for staying safe in the crypto world.

Cryptocurrency security encompasses everything you need to know about the potential dangers with cryptocurrency, as well as the fundamentals of what you can do to make your setting related to your crypto investments or trades safer and safeguard your crypto assets.

You should be aware that a centralized cryptocurrency service does not offer the same level of money security as a bank. Crypto brokers, for example, are not as tightly regulated, and if funds are lost, they can be lost permanently. It is vital to keep yourself updated with information on cryptocurrency security to know what can go wrong and how to prevent such situations from arising.

Let's understand how secure cryptocurrency is first.

How Secure Is Cryptocurrency?

Blockchain technology is commonly used to create cryptocurrencies. The method transactions are recorded in "blocks," and time-stamped is described by blockchain. It's a lengthy, complicated procedure, but the result is a secure digital ledger of cryptocurrency transactions that hackers can't influence.

Transactions also necessitate a two-factor authentication process. While security measures are in place, this does not mean that cryptocurrencies are immune to hackers.

It is obvious to wonder why cryptocurrency security is so stressed when cryptocurrency is somewhat safe. Let's understand the risks that arise while engaging in the crypto sector.

Risk 1: When people leave cryptocurrency on exchanges

Many people leave their cryptocurrency on exchanges when they first start trading cryptocurrencies. It's easy since the funds and crypto coins are readily available for transactions. Still, hackers, unfortunately, also love the idea that so much cryptocurrency is in one single location, ready for the taking. Moreover, exchange hacking is not confined to other parties; employees and even exchange founders have committed significant fraud.

Risk 2: Storing Cryptocurrency Locally

In contrast to leaving seed phrases in centralized cloud storage, several examples of seed phrases are backed up on local devices and subsequently being lost or stolen, or the PIN/Password is forgotten. The problem with local storage is that it's easy to misplace it or for someone to track you down and steal it.

Risk 3: Being targeted by criminals.

The possibility of your crypto being targeted is quite real because so much of the personal information is out available to anyone who wants to target us. Email phishing attacks, SIM Swap assaults that bypass 2-factor authentication, and other smart social engineering tactics are all examples of personal assaults. In 2020, DeFi protocols were used in the majority of crypto thefts.

Given the post cited in my original response was in answer to a user seeking help, then it could be construed that the user answering that call for help had simply sourced the answer from online and then posted the answer (and failed to attribute said answer).

Do you wake up in the morning with stiff joints? Are your knees, hands, hips, neck or lower back aching more than before and it's getting harder to move in general? Have you noticed that some of the joints in your hands and feet have become swollen?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be developing arthritis, the most common joint problem in older people.

Considering morvillz7z's report and he copied the answer word-by-word which isn't relevant with the topic, most likely it's plagiarism. However, he's not banned although the post itself already deleted.

I have always been sickly for some years now, and its either reocurring; malaria or typhoid or infection or acne or boils around my genital.

Its just making me feel miserable, I have done blood and urine tests.

I think the problem is from my immunity, since i masturbated alot throughout these years. I've always been feeling fatigue.

So, How can I boost my Immune system?

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~Modern yogurt production involves culturing milk with live bacteria. The bacteria produce lactic acid which coagulates the milk proteins, making yogurt thick and slightly sour in flavor. The bacterial cultures required for producing yogurt are Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus bulgaricus.

Modern yogurt production involves culturing milk with live bacteria. The bacteria produce lactic acid which coagulates the milk proteins, making yogurt thick and slightly sour in flavor. The bacterial cultures required for producing yogurt are Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus bulgaricus.

Isn't that the assumption of anything you post? Unless stated otherwise, you're posting your own words.

Is it plagerism?  Probably not given the user (from your account) hasn't passed off the information as having been their own words

What's the difference? Morvillz7z reported several of his posts for plagiarism too, and I deleted 4 of his posts from one self-moderated topic. Gbniman is clearly on a spam mission, trying to earn Merit or just working on his signature earnings.

Is it plagerism?  Or, a lack of attribution?

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Cardano is a third-generation, decentralized proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain platform designed to be a more efficient alternative to proof-of-work (PoW) networks.
This means, the cardano blockchain is, in theory, infinitely scalable, making it possible to run as many transactions as needed without hitting a bottleneck.

To successfully trade altcoins, you need to know the dynamics of crypto markets because altcoin trading is a risky undertaking. You may hear that people have made millions trading cryptos, but there is an equal number who have lost significant sums.
Crypto trading is like buying and selling in the forex markets. However, fiat trading operates under strict monitoring of key players (especially central banks of different jurisdictions), while cryptocurrencies are not regulated.
The free operation model of altcoins has makes them highly volatile. Therefore, how can you trade profitably in the market? This post is a complete guide to help you understand altcoins and how to trade them. Here is where you will learn about the tricks that experts use to rake in millions trading altcoins.

A Closer Look At Altcoin Trading
Before exploring the inherent aspects of altcoin trading, it is important to understand the term “altcoin.” This term is used to refer to cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Loopring, and Ripple that are considered alternatives to Bitcoin.
Trading cryptos means exchanging one coin for another in exchanges such as Bittrex and Binance. The exchanges charge users a fee for using their platform to trade coins. To help people make the right trading decisions, the exchanges provide advanced market analytics on listed cryptocurrency pairs.

Staking is the way many cryptocurrencies verify their transactions, and it allows participants to earn rewards on their holdings.

But what is crypto staking? Staking cryptocurrencies is a process that involves committing your crypto assets to support a blockchain network and confirm transactions.

It's available with cryptocurrencies that use the proof-of-stake model to process payments. This is a more energy-efficient alternative to the proof-of-work model, which requires mining devices that use computing power to solve mathematical equations.

Staking can be a great way to use your crypto to generate passive income, especially because some cryptocurrencies offer high interest rates for staking. Before you get started, it's important to fully understand how crypto staking works.
So it really good idea to stake your crypto.

Staking is the way many cryptocurrencies verify their transactions, and it allows participants to earn rewards on their holdings.

But what is crypto staking? Staking cryptocurrencies is a process that involves committing your crypto assets to support a blockchain network and confirm transactions.

It's available with cryptocurrencies that use the proof-of-stake model to process payments. This is a more energy-efficient alternative to the proof-of-work model, which requires mining devices that use computing power to solve mathematical equations.

Staking can be a great way to use your crypto to generate passive income, especially because some cryptocurrencies offer high interest rates for staking. Before you get started, it's important to fully understand how crypto staking works.

1xbit review

1xbit is the first cryptocurrency sport book, When it comes to graphics design, programming, 1xbit is fast in betting games
 1xbit have many sport game and  there are other many interesting games that are lovely in 1xbit sport book.

1xbit have standards to offer when it comes to lovely games.
1xBit bookmaker offers its users different possibilities to bet from a phone. On the official website are applications available for smartphones running either Android operating system.
The web version of 1xBit is accessible from any device and relegates any need to download an app.
The application for Android as well as the web version are very functional, with all offering the essential services for sports betting


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1xBit App

The 1xBit platform also has applications as well as a very easy-to-use web version.
The 1xBit bookmaker offers its users different possibilities to bet from a phone. On the official website are applications available for smartphones running either Android operating system or iOS.
The web version of 1xBit is accessible from any device and relegates any need to download an app. Just type 1xBit in the search bar of your internet browser or visit this link.
The application for Android as well as the web version are very functional, with all offering the essential services for sports betting.

He's innocent!

User tinopener posted on March 15 this year, the topic on Reddit was created 2 months ago. So you should report the guy on Reddit instead

Full 1st Plagiarized post
User: Amepay

Not all digital assets would be treated as sternly as cryptocurrencies and not all of them will become the future of money.

We’re living in a time where digital assets are moving towards mainstream adoption. From retail customers to traditional banks and financial service providers, digital assets are on the rise. Many of these assets promised to disrupt financial markets and large incumbents, and while they have received widespread attention, they haven’t quite achieved their potential. That said, large institutions are taking notice — 86% of the world’s central banks are exploring digital currencies, according to a report by the Bank for International Settlements.

They recognize that despite being in a golden age of innovation, payment systems remain somewhat archaic. And so, there is no reason why current payment systems won’t follow a similar trajectory to industries that have been transformed by new technology in the past decade.

After all, the world we live in is now digital, so it makes sense that money and assets should follow suit. But how realistic is this? And will the technology and type of digital assets look the same? Yes, AMEPAY made this realistic already with the help of AMEPOS.

AMEPAY integrates merchants into the crypto ecosystem by offering POS hardware and software solutions. Businesses can receive payments in their desired currency – crypto or fiat. AMEPAY merchants can engage customers with interactive loyalty programs. With AMEPAY, merchants can participate in a global marketplace.

Not all digital assets would be treated as sternly as cryptocurrencies and not all of them will become the future of money.

We’re living in a time where digital assets are moving towards mainstream adoption. From retail customers to traditional banks and financial service providers, digital assets are on the rise. Many of these assets promised to disrupt financial markets and large incumbents, and while they have received widespread attention, they haven’t quite achieved their potential. That said, large institutions are taking notice — 86% of the world’s central banks are exploring digital currencies, according to a report by the Bank for International Settlements.

They recognize that despite being in a golden age of innovation, payment systems remain somewhat archaic. And so, in my view, there is no reason why current payment systems won’t follow a similar trajectory to industries that have been transformed by new technology in the past decade.

After all, the world we live in is now digital, so it makes sense that money and assets should follow suit. But how realistic is this in the next five years? And will the technology and type of digital assets look the same?

tinopener
Caught plagiarizing the post off Reddit.