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Plagiarism (copy paste).
User: cosnes
Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.55228376
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Have you ever noticed that you are mindlessly checking Bitcointalk, Product Hunt or Betalist when you have to do something else?

I’m addicted to information. More specifically, I am addicted to the infinite search for new web services and hacks
And I think I’m not alone. Information addiction is real, and is a perfect outlet for procrastination. After all, why would I want to perform some unpleasant task when I can sit and look for something useful and necessary, but which I definitely don’t need now? But procrastination can lead to mental fatigue and missed deadlines that frustrate me. How did I become addicted? And how do I recover for the sake of productivity? The answer to both questions is the same: restarthunt.

About 95 percent of people admit to putting off work (perhaps the other 5 percent didn’t get around to completing the survey). So, it’s safe to assume you, like me, are a procrastinator at times…you are even now reading about Product Hunt.

I read, I study daily lists of new products, and I’m confused … so many great creators. And I understand that I spend time watching instead of using what I found a long time ago (now I have a list of 400 products and dozens of bookmarks with interesting topics on bitcointalk).

Set aside everything. And use only once what you want to mark (you get experience, and if you like the product, you will return, but only if you try it once). Accept imperfection, value the effort, and keep moving onto your next product. With repeated effort, you’ll become skilled at being productive when it matters, just like you became skilled at procrastinating.

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https://medium.com/@EOSfinex/procrastination-in-product-hunt-1d3333e0a42d


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Plagiarism (copy paste).
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Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.53881082
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 Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked

Ethereum (ETH) market, and indeed Ethereum saw more than 10% of losses shortly after. The prospect of a longer-term consolidation in the crypto markets is now looking more likely, and we consider the scope of a possible retracement.
Starting on the daily ETH/Dollar chart, we see a good case for a retrace above $230, within the blue band. There are three confluent support levels all coming together around $240, which lend weight to this theory.

 Huh Huh Huh Huh

Plagiarism (copy paste).

https://www.newsbreak.com/news/1512815976559/ethereum-double-top-rejected-as-market-slides-price-analysis


https://news.staging.app.kuaidiantou.vip/2020/02/20/cryptoglobe-com_2060164998/





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Plagiarism (copy paste).
User: icodrops
Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.54469931
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The most amazing thing is that scammers steal content from scammers

Moneytoken claims to be a crypto-backed loan platfrom: However they do not have an escrow service, they are opening a margin position when users get "loan" and if value of collateral goes down 30% your margin position gets closed. Plus users either pays daily interest or pays membership fee to get "loan"

- During ICO, Roger Ver was a great asset for them to collect funds. Roger Ver didn't make any comment after ICO. When Roger was asked about Moneytoken on live chat investors' comment got deleted and they were kicked from the live video room

- During ICO, Jerome (CEO) with his British accent was having videos in professional London style office and Moneytoken team was telling people that they have office in London. However, it was never clear where their office was. After the ICO, team showed their office, which was in Ukraine!

- They did not register with SEC and they have accepted investors from US.


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" Moneytoken claims to be a crypto-backed loan platfrom: However they do not have an escrow service, they are opening a margin position when users get "loan" and if value of collateral goes down 30% your margin position gets closed. Plus users either pays daily interest or pays membership fee to get "loan"

- During ICO, Roger Ver was a great asset for them to collect funds. Roger Ver didn't make any comment after ICO. When Roger was asked about Moneytoken on live chat investors' comment got deleted and they were kicked from the live video room

- During ICO, Jerome (CEO) with his British accent was having videos in professional London style office and Moneytoken team was telling people that they have office in London. However, it was never clear where their office was. After the ICO, team showed their office, which was in Ukraine!

- They did not register with SEC and they have accepted investors from US.

- They have collected $38,000,000 from investors. Their website and margin trading system could be designed and coded for max $10,000. They have spent very little, nearly none in Marketing.

- Jerome opened a new business in Ukraine right after ICO. At that time investors' token were locked with the reason that Moneytoken team was "waiting" for a "top" exchange to list IMT.

- 2 months after ICO IMT (Moneytoken) was listed in LAToken, Bitforex, Coinsuper and IDEX

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Thank you all for your answers, I think the discussion of this issue has been exhausted. / Below is the answer by mprep (Global Moderator).

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33. Posting plagiarized content is not allowed.[e] - Does this rule apply to images?
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AFAIK no, it doesn't apply to images.
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Thank you, can I quote you?
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Feel free.
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Since when we are tagging users because they posted picture Huh
I think the moderator will judge who is right and who is not.
You are wrong about this, it's not plagiarism (as someone already explained) and as for copyright infringement, picture is hosted on some other site, in this case imgur.com:
...so, if you want to complain to someone - complain to them for not giving credit to author. Whatever.
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I think the moderator will judge who is right and who is not.
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If you don’t do PGP, you don’t do crypto!
Guys, you are probably not paying attention to what I wrote earlier about the correspondence with the photos owner.

- Please tell me, can I use them for republication on other resources? I will need to use the link to your resource as the original source and author?
- yes, please link to the original source www.dietmareckell.com and claim copyright holder: © Dietmar Eckell

This was not done!
What else do I need to explain?

You are probably not paying attention to anything that I said, or that LoyceV said—or to common sense.  In summary:

  • Alleged copyright issues are altogether off-topic in this thread.
  • Failure to use and cite sources appropriately is tangential to the topic of this thread.  The issues are distinguished in the CWPA Statement of Best Practices that I quoted above; the CWPA is an American academic association, so I think that their standards should suffice for the forum.  I myself think that icopress should provide better attribution, if and where feasible.  I hereby advise him accordingly, without demanding that he be banned for making a WO pic-post that is no worse for attribution than numerous other such posts.  (icopress, if the photographer is known and has a website, or if this information comes to be known, then please take a few moments to verify it, and add a name and link as a matter of custom and courtesy.)
  • The Wall Observer, where icopress posted, has numerous images posted to it without attribution, or with inadequate attribution, by people who obviously don’t claim to have produced them.  If you want to make sure that these images are all properly attributed, including every cat photo and animated GIF (inasmuch as sources can even be found—as oft they can be, with considerable effort*), please feel free to make a new Meta thread about this.  (And if you ever want to harass me over my intentional habit of posting more or less famous public-domain artworks, without too-overt identification for the benefit of lazy rubes, then I will tell you to пoшёл нa xyй.)
  • Your motive for bringing a false plagiarism accusation is transparent:  29 hours after icopress credibly accused you of being involved in multi-account abuse of the Default Trust system, you came here and declared:

    Formatting is in the original:
    For this serious violation, this user should be banned

    A valid accusation should be evaluated on its merits, regardless of motivation.  But given that your accusation is invalid and meritless on its face, it is obvious that you targeted icopress for revenge, carelessly cast about for something to throw at him, and then abused this thread for your grudge.  You are lying when you say this:

    I am sure that I do not look at any past merits, it is the user who should suffer the punishment they deserve. The rules are the same for everyone.

That is bad.  I suggest that you should stop it.


* I once identified the original source for a photo that I like, after five hours of persistent searching—and sifting through the numerous blogs and photo sharing sites where it had been re-re-re-posted for years without attribution.  Reverse image search engines brought the mountain of re-re-re-posts up to the top, and dropped the original source into an abyss of obscurity.  Sometimes, I have given up.  :-(
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Guys, you are probably not paying attention to what I wrote earlier about the correspondence with the photos owner.

- Please tell me, can I use them for republication on other resources? I will need to use the link to your resource as the original source and author?
- yes, please link to the original source www.dietmareckell.com and claim copyright holder: © Dietmar Eckell

This was not done!
What else do I need to explain?
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FYI, wrongfully accusing someone from an offense defines as slander or defamation, which is by the way an offense in itself.

Just sayin, WMW.

You probably meant well (or not, dunno), but you're wrong.
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Plagiarism without author link and claim copyright holder

33. Posting plagiarized content is not allowed.

User: icopress

Plagiarism :

Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.55483191
Archived: https://archive.is/mHGLC#selection-5973.0-5973.32

Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.55487951
Archived: https://archive.is/AHuMC#selection-5329.0-5329.37

Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.55507252
Archived: https://archive.is/AxfvT#selection-855.0-855.14

Source :

https://www.dietmareckell.com
https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2011/04/artificial-reefs-around-the-world/100042/
https://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2010-02/worlds-largest-airplane-graveyard-high-resolution-now-google-maps/
and other authors sources from Internet.

I made a request to one of the authors of these photos, Dietmar Eckell.



original source: www.dietmareckell.com © Dietmar Eckell

He said me that the reference to his copyright is mandatory. I publish here a screen of correspondence, some personal data has been deleted.



For this serious violation, this user should be banned

  • This is not plagiarism at all.  As explained below, there is a difference between plagiarism and improper attribution.  No reasonable person would have read the posts as purporting in any way that icopress was the author of the images; thus, at worst, this was improper attribution (which I now see is remediated).  —This is a subject that I have intended to address for awhile; I will do so below, more briefly than I had intended before.
  • The allegation nonsensically throws in a statement about the “copyright holder”.  Plagiarism has nothing whatsoever to do with copyright, as I have said repeatedly in many of my posts; e.g.:

    “Open source” is only a copyright issue.  Whereas the confusion of plagiarism and copyright violation is a pet peeve of mine, one which I believe is deliberately promulgated by the copyright lobby.  Even the Cypherpunks Public License embodies this confusion, for which reason I have always disliked it.

    For an extreme illustration of the difference in concepts:  The complete works of William Shakespeare are in the public domain.  You can legally copy them as much as you want, under any existing copyright law in the world.  But if you claim Shakespeare’s work as your own, under the byline of your name, then you can and will be expelled from university, have your university degrees retroactively revoked, and/or be fired from any type of intellectual job.  —And if you claim to be Shakespeare—not even the psychic reincarnation of Shakespeare, but William Shakespeare in the flesh!—then you should be committed to an asylum for the insane.

    Lest anyone mistake that as merely my anticopyright opinion, here is the matching opinion of a well-known pro-copyright website, which properly distingushes between plagiarism and copyright issues:

    Yeah, obviously A-Bolt and WhiteManWhite are just victims .... I emphasized directly linked accounts

    Plagiarism without author link and claim copyright holder

    33. Posting plagiarized content is not allowed.

    User: icopress


The following is copied from the draft of a post that I had intended for the RegulusHR case, but never completed.  I also intended to post this in the “hacker1001101001” case.  (For the record, I think that RegulusHR was a shitposter, but not a plagiarist; “hacker” is a clear-cut plagiarist; and icopress is obviously neither.)


On the Substance of Plagiarism


To avoid ad hominem counterarguments by people who dislike me personally, I think that I should borrow somebody else’s definition; and I will borrow it with proper attribution from “Defining and Avoiding Plagiarism: The WPA Statement on Best Practices”, Council of Writing Program Administrators (2003), pp. 1f., with my highlights added on wording that I deem relevant to the RegulusHR case:

https://web.archive.org/web/20040102042235/http://www.wpacouncil.org/positions/WPAplagiarism.pdf
Quote from: Council of Writing Program Administrators
What Is Plagiarism?

In instructional settings, plagiarism is a multifaceted and ethically complex problem.  However, if any definition of plagiarism is to be helpful to administrators, faculty, and students, it needs to be as simple and direct as possible within the context for which it is intended.

Definition:  In an instructional setting, plagiarism occurs when a writer deliberately uses someone else’s language, ideas, or other original (not common-knowledge) material without acknowledging its source.

This definition applies to texts published in print or on-line, to manuscripts, and to the work of other student writers.

Many current discussions of plagiarism fail to distinguish between:

1. submitting someone else’s text as one’s own or attempting to blur the line between one’s own ideas or words and those borrowed from another source, and

2. carelessly or inadequately citing ideas and words borrowed from another source.

Such discussions conflate plagiarism with the misuse of sources.

Ethical writers make every effort to acknowledge sources fully and appropriately in accordance with the contexts and genrres of their writing.  A student who attempts (even if clumsily) to identify and credit his or her source, but who misuses a specific citation format or incorrectly uses quotation marks or other forms of identifying material taken from other sources, has not plagiarized.  Instead, such a student should be considered to have failed to cite and document sources appropriately.

What are the Causes of Plagiarism and the Failure to Use and Document Sources Appropriately?

Students who are fully aware that their actions constitute plagiarism—for example, copying published information into a paper without source attribution for the purpose of claiming the information as their own, or turning in material written by another student—are guilty of academic misconduct. [...]

Students are not guilty of plagiarism when they try in good faith to acknowledge others’ work but fail to do so accurately or fully.  These failures are largely the result of failures in prior teaching and learning: students lack the knowledge of and ability to use the conventions of authorial attribution.



I have hereby expended far more effort than necessary to address WhiteManWhite’s accusation, for, as aforesaid, I have been intending for awhile to clear up some common confusions on this forum:  Plagiarism versus copyright violation, and plagiarism versus improper attribution.  Neither is strictly relevant here; but WMW’s tortuously constructed accusation somehow tangentially invoked both, so I will take it as a felicitous opportunity to educate others.

If necessary, I could draw on many other sources to support what I hereby say.  The forum really needs to get its concepts straight.  Plagiarism is bad—and the concept must not be diluted by confusion with things that are not plagiarism.
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He said me that the reference to his copyright is mandatory.
First: I think you may find some images without source reference if you search back my oldest posts. But just like in this case, I don't think the user who posts it claims it as their own work. Just to be sure, I nowadays always add a source link to images, but not all users do that. Especially in the Wall Observer thread I've seen many (innocent) cases.

Plagiarism isn't the same as a copyright violation. Plagiarism can get you banned, copyright violations can get you into other problems. Either way, plagiarism is handled by forum rules, and shouldn't be used for negative feedback:
The system is for handling trade risk, not for flagging people for good/bad posts/personalities/ideas.

The person himself admits that in his personal blog he publishes links for the author, but this is not necessary for the BT Forum. Bravo!

I posted the images and did not initially indicate the source as they were taken from my blog. https://cont.ws/@inc/90101 (Where I indicated the name of the photographer without ambiguity).

I specifically quoted the author of these photos, he is against his property being disposed of without mentioning it.
In my trust, I indicated that I personally do not want to trust the plagiarist, this is my personal trust. Moreover, I will not have any trade deals with him. You can do something else.
I am sure that I do not look at any past merits, it is the user who should suffer the punishment they deserve. The rules are the same for everyone.
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He said me that the reference to his copyright is mandatory.
First: I think you may find some images without source reference if you search back my oldest posts. But just like in this case, I don't think the user who posts it claims it as their own work. Just to be sure, I nowadays always add a source link to images, but not all users do that. Especially in the Wall Observer thread I've seen many (innocent) cases.

Plagiarism isn't the same as a copyright violation. Plagiarism can get you banned, copyright violations can get you into other problems. Either way, plagiarism is handled by forum rules, and shouldn't be used for negative feedback:
The system is for handling trade risk, not for flagging people for good/bad posts/personalities/ideas.
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Plagiarism without author link and claim copyright holder

33. Posting plagiarized content is not allowed.

User: icopress

Plagiarism :

Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.55483191
Archived: https://archive.is/mHGLC#selection-5973.0-5973.32

Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.55487951
Archived: https://archive.is/AHuMC#selection-5329.0-5329.37

Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.55507252
Archived: https://archive.is/AxfvT#selection-855.0-855.14

Source :

https://www.dietmareckell.com
https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2011/04/artificial-reefs-around-the-world/100042/
https://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2010-02/worlds-largest-airplane-graveyard-high-resolution-now-google-maps/
and other authors sources from Internet.

I made a request to one of the authors of these photos, Dietmar Eckell.



original source: www.dietmareckell.com © Dietmar Eckell

He said me that the reference to his copyright is mandatory. I publish here a screen of correspondence, some personal data has been deleted.



For this serious violation, this user should be banned
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Plagiarized Content/Fake ICO:

User: SyllaCredits ◄◄◄ Banned

ANN-Thread: [ANN][ICO]Sylla: Future blockchain Human exchange ◄◄◄ Deleted
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SYLLA - BLOCKCHAIN HUMAN EXCHANGE

Knowledge seekers and knowledge providers don’t have adequate incentives to share personal contact information with each other, because neither can beguaranteed that the other will follow through with the exchange. To solve this, a third party organizer is often brought in, but these services take a large cut of the profit, resulting in a knowledge seeker being charged more, or a knowledge provider walking away with less. To get around this, many knowledge providers will ask for payment in advance, but this demands trust from the knowledge seeker’s end. There is currently no efficient application on the market to solve this problem. Information is exchanged for money daily throughout the world, but the current tools to do so are cumbersome, costly, and inefficient. Blockchain technology has opened up the possibility for borderless peer to peer transactions. This means that the exchange of information for money can be made on a global scale without a costly intermediary. Sylla, our cutting edge application, is designed to connect knowledge providers and knowledge seekers anywhere in the world using blockchain technology. Payments are automated through our operations contract (OC), allowing voice and video calls to be monetized without a lengthy setup or upfront payment. Knowledge providers can advertise their services through a direct call link or QR code, which can be placed on any social media platform. A knowledge provider simply sets their rate per minute, and when the call is complete, the OC settles the charges based on the predetermined rate. Knowledge seekers will only be charged for the length of the call. We believe Sylla will save countless man hours due to its ability to increase efficiency and accessibility to the exchange of knowledge worldwide. Our solution will help level the playing field, especially for those without access to the traditional banking systems.

Full whitepaper is available on our website.

Please visit: www.ico-sylla.com for more information

Any questions or support please use our chat on website to get quick respond.

Thank you

SyllaTeam

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Knowledge  seeKers  and  Knowledge  providers  don’t  have  adequate  incentives  to  share  personal  contact  information  with each other, because neither can be guaranteed that the other will follow through with the exchange. to solve this, a third party organizer is  often  brought  in,  but  these  services  take  a  large  cut  of  the  profit,  resulting in a knowledge seeker being charged more, or a knowledge provider walking away with less. to get around this, many knowledge providers will ask for payment in advance, but this demands trust from the knowledge seeker’s end. there is currently no efficient application on the market to solve this problem.Blockchain  technology  has  opened  up  the  possibility  for  borderless  peer to peer transactions. this means that the exchange of information for money can be made on a global scale without a costly intermediary. experty,   our   cutting   edge   application,   is   designed   to   connect   knowledge  providers  and  knowledge  seekers  anywhere  in  the  world  using  blockchain  technology.  payments  are  automated  through  our  operations contract (oC), allowing voice and video calls to be monetized without a lengthy setup or upfront payment. Knowledge providers can advertise their services through a direct call link or Qr code, which can be placed on any social media platform. a knowledge provider simply sets their rate per minute, and when the call is complete, the oC settles the charges based on the predetermined rate. Knowledge seekers will only be charged for the length of the call.we believe experty will save countless man hours due to its ability to increase  efficiency  and  accessibility  to  the  exchange  of  knowledge  worldwide. our solution will help level the playing field, especially for those without access to the traditional banking systems.
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User: AyaQ
- This user is using this forum to promote his/her website with a combination of plagiarized/paraphrased content.
- I only highlighted the first few lines (due to having a headache) and I'm pretty sure, same goes for his/her other posts.


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Revenue vs. Profit

Income
Revenue is often referred to as the first line because it is at the top of the income statement. The revenue number is the revenue that the company receives before the costs are deducted.


For example, in a shoe retailer, the money he earns from selling shoes to accounting for any expenses is his income. If the company also has income from investments or a subsidiary, this income is not considered income; it doesn't come from selling shoes. Additional income streams and different types of expenses are accounted for separately.

Profit
Also called the total, profit is called net income in the income statement. In the income statement, there are variations in profit that are used to analyze the company's performance.

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However, there are other rates of return between the top line (income) and the bottom line (net profit); the term "profit" may arise in the context of gross profit and operating profit. These are steps towards a net profit.

Gross profit is the income less the value of goods sold (COGS), which are direct costs associated with the production of goods sold in the company. This amount includes the cost of materials used to create the product, as well as the direct labor costs used to produce the product.

Operating income is gross profit less all other fixed and variable costs associated with doing business, such as rent, utilities and payroll.
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Example: Income versus profit
Below are the figures and part of the 2017 profit and loss statement for J. C. Penny. These figures were reported in the annual report for 10 thousand, which closed on February 3, 2018.

Revenue or total net sales = $ 12.50 billion
Gross profit = $ 4.33 billion (total revenue $ 12.50 billion - COGS $ 8.17 billion)
Operating profit = $ 116 million (less all other fixed and variable costs associated with doing business, such as rent, utilities, and payroll)
Profit or net profit = - 116 million USD. USA (loss) 1
The main differences
When most people refer to the company's profit, they do not mean gross profit or operating profit, but rather net profit, which is the balance after expenses, or net profit. The company can make a profit, but have a net loss. We see that JK Penny suffered a loss of $ 116 million, despite a profit of $ 12.5 billion. Losses usually occur when debts or expenses exceed profits, as in the case of J. K. Penny.

Special considerations
Accrued revenue is the same as unrealized revenue. Accrued revenue is the income earned by a company for the delivery of goods or services that have not yet been paid by the customer.

For example, the company sells widgets for $ 5 each on a net-30 basis to all its customers, and in August sells 10 widgets. Because he invoices his customers on a net 30 basis, the company's customers will only have to pay in 30 days or on September 30. As a result, revenue for August will be considered accrued revenue until the company receives payment from the customer.
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In terms of accounting, the company recognizes $ 50 of income in its income statement of $ 50 as an asset on its balance sheet. When a company collects $ 50, the cash account in the income statement increases, the accrued income account decreases, and the $ 50 in the income statement remains unchanged.

 It is important not to confuse accrued income with unearned income; unearned income can be perceived as the opposite of accrued income.
Unearned income is money paid by the customer for goods or services that were not delivered. If a company requires a prepayment for its goods, it recognizes revenue as unearned and will not recognize revenue in its income statement until the period during which the goods or services were delivered.
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Plagiarism (copy paste).
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Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.54565875
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Physical Crypto Banks are coming in India very soon

India will soon get Physical Crypto Banks, according to the recent announcement on 26th Oct by Cashaa the fintech firm will be partnering with India's United Multistate Credit Cooperative Society to build a crypto-friendly financial institution called UNICAS. The new venture will open 34 “physical branches and operations” in northern India, including the cities of Delhi and Gujarat, and the state of Rajasthan.

These branches will allow Indian businesses & individual users to open savings accounts to buy, store, and save cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), #Ethereum (ETH), XRP, and its native token CAS. The firm also reportedly will allow customers to use their crypto holdings as collateral for loans, and to buy crypto with local fiat currency.

“Most Indians are not aware or are misinformed about cryptocurrency as an online product and they tend to trust what they see or what the government recognizes and recommends,” said Cashaa CEO Kumar Gaurav. “India is still largely a cash-based economy despite a demonetization drive. We intend to address both issues which are slowing the process of cryptocurrency adoption.”
Archived: https://archive.is/RrmxD

Original: https://cointelegraph.com/news/british-fintech-firm-opening-physical-crypto-bank-branches-in-india

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Earlier this month, Cashaa India stated that it would allow Indian businesses and individuals to open a savings account to buy, store, and save cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), XRP, and its native token CAS. The firm also reportedly will allow customers to use their crypto holdings as collateral for loans, and to buy crypto with local fiat currency.

In addition, Cashaa stated it would retrofit The United’s existing locations into crypto education centers.

“Most Indians are not aware or are misinformed about cryptocurrency as an online product and they tend to trust what they see or what the government recognizes and recommends,” said Cashaa CEO Kumar Gaurav. “India is still largely a cash-based economy despite a demonetization drive. We intend to address both issues which are slowing the process of cryptocurrency adoption.”
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Crypto Swap Exchange
User: alevlaslo https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/alevlaslo-392914
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Plagiarized text:
An example:
We have a hardware capable of generating 1GKey/s and we have an input list of 10^6 addresses, the following table shows the probability of finding a collision after a certain amount of time:

Time   Probability
1 second   6.8e-34
1 minute   4e-32
1 hour   2.4e-30
1 day   5.9e-29
1 year   2.1e-26
10 years   2.1e-25
1000 years   2.1e-23
Age of earth   8.64e-17
Age of universe   2.8e-16 (much less than winning at the lottery)


Taken from:  https://github.com/ZielarSRC/VanitySearch-1   (towards the bottom of the page)

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User: Cekerula
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i think ,Most don't have a clue about what they are doing, they jump right in because of FOMO, they don't want to miss out and they believe that the price will keep going up for long time, mean why bears can take over at any time, always buy altcoins when they loses value only

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Most don't have a clue about what they are doing, they jump right in because of FOMO, they don't want to miss out and they believe that the price will keep going up for long time, mean why bears can take over at any time, always buy altcoins when they loses value only

https://archive.st/dwq8
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Original sources Cointelegraph Consulting: Ethereum’s on-chain activity surges and bullish sentiment spikes
                        DeFi Governance Tokens Face Three Challenges


I noticed that in very short period of time this newbie user managed to churn out 10 topics yesterday. At first it looked like he was copying his own reddit posts and just posting them here, but it somehow didn't add up so I just manually checked few Ethereum articles on known sites and voila, found something. It looks like he is paraphrasing and using text spinner for certain words like "Atrium" for Ethereum (I guess) and "floor" for bottom to avoid detection. I've seen some weird words due text spinner use, but I don't remember seeing "Atrium" yet.

There is one more suspicious topic that looks like its done in the same manner, but these two examples should be enough to prove @AfshinN real intentions.


A number of Ethereum floors have followed the same pattern over the past two months, representing a wave of sales due to panic and redistribution of Atrium by dominant traders, allowing for a quick return to price. Ethereum Thirty-Day Market Value Ratio (MVRV), which tracks the average profit (or loss) of all addresses purchased over the past 30 days, indicates that short-term holders earn an average of 8% profit. . At present, Atrium's 30-day MVRV ratio is still far from what has historically been considered a "danger zone", indicating the levels at which short-term holders have sought to sell their assets in the past.

Another notable trend is the 365-day atrium shutdown cycle, which tracks the movement of all tokens that have not changed in more than a year. This number remains at its lowest level on October 7 with an average daily floor of 13,438 ETH, indicating that long-term ether holders still do not intend to sell despite recent price recovery. Calculating the profit / loss of the Ethereum network, which is the average profit or loss of all the coins that change daily addresses, is a good way to find out which holders are afraid of selling at a loss. Amid the market crash on March 13, 2020, Ethereum Network reported a total loss of $ 2,932,200


Common tokens

The main trend in Governance tokens right now is that every major DeFi platform should have one. Over the past few months, we have seen Uniswap, Aave, Curve, Compound, Balancer, etc. launch their own special tokens, making a splash in the market.

Challenge One: Focus centralized

The obvious problem that most governance tokens face is focus. About 46% of COMP tokens are distributed to shareholders and founders of the Compound team. This gives the inner circle more leeway in governance decisions than the users, which exacerbates the problem that the proposers themselves are the inner circle.


The second challenge: interest farming

Extracting mining  liquidity poses another problem for interest farming that government tokens and the platforms that use them face.
Due to interest rate farming, we may potentially face a situation where debtors are unable to repay loans, creating a deficit in a particular Governance. Such a deficit can undermine the stability of the platform.

Challenge 3: Encourage the founder to leave the project

One of the main issues is for the founders to sell their tokens and leave the project sooner. This happened recently with SushiSwap,


Fashionable token

The main trend in governance tokens right now is that every major DeFi platform needs to be seen to have one. Over the past few months, we’ve seen Uniswap, Aave, Curve, Compound, and Balancer (among others) have all launched their respective governance tokens, generating market buzz in the process.

Problem one: concentration
About 46% of Compound’s COMP tokens were distributed to shareholders, founders and the Compound team. This gives the inner Compound circle much greater weight over governance decisions than users, something which compounds (pun intended) the aforementioned problem that this inner circle will also be the ones making the proposals.

Problem two: yield farming
The mention of liquidity mining, yield farming brings us to another problem faced by governance tokens and the platforms using them.
Because of yield farming, we may potentially encounter a situation where debtors are unable to repay loans, causing a deficit in a particular governance token. Such a deficit could undermine the stability of a platform, although Kivlighan said AAVE has introduced a system to guard against this possibility.

Problem three: incentivizing founder exits
One of the key issues is with founders selling their tokens and abandoning the project early. This most recently happened with SushiSwap
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User: shaiksajid52510
Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-acceptance-of-cryptocurrency-worldwide-5275521
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One of the most common actions identified across the surveyed jurisdictions is government-issued notices about the pitfalls of investing in the cryptocurrency markets Currently, there are several thousand cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum are the most popular ones. Check out this infographic by Total Processing to learn more about other advantages of cryptocurrencies.

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https://medium.com/@hakankayis/how-pax-pago-is-helping-latin-countries-with-the-power-of-cryptocurrencies-9fbf6666423b


https://www.globaltrademag.com/what-is-cryptocurrency-is-it-accepted-globally/
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