Quote from: SamReomo on May 12, 2024, 04:45:03 PM

Great job buddy, those guys often shit their announcement thread with alt accounts to get some attention but they don't understand that newbie accounts aren't trusted by anyone and even if the continue shilling the thread it won't give them desired results.

It's probably an old technique to use the SEO power of the host (forum in this case) as a result when someone searches for a certain service and gets a lot of positive feedback. It can be difficult for someone from the outside to distinguish fake from real comments because they probably don't understand the hierarchy of the forum.

I this is not just SEO. It will also create fake reviews , giving a false authority to the service which isn't well established yet.

A good company could hire a campaign manager to properly handle the community

Criptomoedas surpreendem e chegam a a 4%, mais do que investimentos tradicionais como tesouro direto e bolsa de valores.



Lamentável ver o jogo do tigrinho é a poupança isolados na frente .

BTC mixing is a serious problem in this market and we still haven't found the most appropriate way to view them. Many people support Mixers because they care about anonymity, but many others also oppose Mixers because Mixers can be exploited by criminals. Personally, I just want BTC to be more widely accepted, which means BTC needs to comply with anti-money laundering laws. I don't want BTC to be delisted from CEXs like many other privacy coins in the market.

I think that mixers aren't the problem, but the criminals who use them (with are just a small part of their users).

Sadly, privacy is becoming harder and harder to achieve just because this anti money laundry war doesn't care about citizens rights for privacy.

Quote from: paid2 on May 12, 2024, 02:16:38 AM

Clearly, coins with a history with a casino or mixer aren't a problem if they're the user's only red flag, but if other flags are present, they'll use this as a pretext to justify asking for the origin of the funds.

As things stand, it would be best if the feds confiscate all the coins at some point, after that all the coins will be clean. After their "mixing", there is no need to look into the earlier history of the coin. 

Exchanging coins to usdt I think is always safe.
All usdt are supposedly clean

Quote from: Freemind on May 11, 2024, 05:10:40 PM

@msz900, deleting those posts would only create problems. Firstly, the current activity of many users would be reduced and they could have problems with the rank they have right now, that could cause errors in the forum and it is possible (I'm not entirely sure) that many users will be demoted to lower ranks.

Maybe in the future posts in the bounty section should be exempted from activity and forum ranking. Such posts have a really small contribution to the forum, for example, a user who reaches legendary rank, where 99% of posts are bounty reports. It should not be the same as sr. member who wrote quality posts.

For now, those sections appear in the top while 'quality posts" appear in the bottom of the forum's main page..

Even forum members who teleported their accounts from bitcointalk and did not write like that there, do so in this forum.

This forum lacks interaction compared to bitcointalk,  where we can see lots of people creating new accounts to ask a question for example.

I think this a way to kindly ask members to engage in the discussion

I'm not even sure if every satoshi in my account has ever been associated with Mixers in the past few years

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It is very likely that most of your satoshis have been in a mixer at some point.

Exchanges can't check the complete history of  every sat. They will probably check the past 3-6 transactions...

You could just make a few hops inside your own wallet , or even exchange them for another coin in a swap service if you are very  paranoid.