Muchas gracias por el Hilo, es muy interesante, la verdad no me había dado cuenta que  esas camaálñas ya no estaban, cuadno entraba veía que siempre habían lso concursos de Unijoin, es una pena porque es desagrable cuadno hay personas que necesitan ese trabajo, ese pago, pero estoy seguro que puede arreglarse en el futuro cercano y vuelva a renacer estas campañas, espero que si, y sigan llegando mcuhas más empresas al foro.

Por lo que he leído, algunos usuarios no pierden la esperanza de que estos mixers vuelvan a estar en funcionamiento y las campañas vuelvan a activarse, pero no lo tengo muy claro. Cuando los equipos de varios mixers han recibido presión para cerrar el servicio es porque sus identidades son conocidas, no creo que tuviera mucho sentido volver empezar de 0, aunque supongo que aunque sea una locura, es una opción que está ahí. De todos modos, la comunidad P2P va a tener que adaptarse a los cambios de forma muy rápida para seguir existiendo, de lo contrario acabaría desapareciendo.

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Quote from: NotATether on May 05, 2024, 07:58:40 PM

Karma is basically worthless here - it is not as large as in Bitcointalk, it won't help you get into any campaigns, and nobody really cares much about it in general. I don't know why someone would waste their time farming karma on this forum.

I don't agree that karma is worthless in this forum. Another thing is that managers don't consider a user's Karma amount (at the moment) to be relevant for signature campaigns, but that can change at any time. The administrator said that a new rule will be implemented on the forum, where users must have a certain amount of Karma in order to reach the next rank. When that new rule is implemented, there may come a time when managers believe that Karma is relevant to accepting users in a signature campaign. There is still no exact date to know when the new rule will be implemented.

OK, I wasn't aware of that.  However, what is going to stop people from simply adding +1 karma to each of a particular user's posts, as a form of merit abuse? I believe that each post can only get one karma, so that's a good start. However, I don't think it would be enough to stop a determined merit abuser (although I don't know if just any account can send karma or not).

To start, users must be at least senior members and can only give +1 every 10 hours. If a user receives a lot of karma without having much activity, or if a user receives a lot of karma with a lot of activity but their posts are LQP, the administrator will soon notice it in the logs, so it wouldn't cost much to put the counters back as they were and penalize users who did so. Also, the administrator is working on several things related to karma to have more control. No system is perfect and everything can be improved, but it is difficult and time-consuming.

As for your idea that each post can only receive 1 karma from the same user, it doesn't seem like a bad idea to me. If you want, you can propose it in the suggestions subforum.

It is certain that everyone has the same rights to use Binance, such as you for trading, and maybe others use Binance for exchange and everything can be done as long as Binance does not prohibit it. If there is abuse that is not in accordance with Binance rules, and they know about it, they will certainly be subject to sanctions and blocking, but of course, it is not easy to determine if the abuse is carried out by anyone who does it, for example money laundering, it can be discovered by Binance itself.

If Binance suspected something about a user, the first thing it would do at that point would be to block the user's account. And depending on how the case unfolded, Binance would report and collaborate with authorities, tracking where the funds came from and sharing the user's private data. But that in most cases would be a waste of time and resources, since if someone wanted to perform those types of acts they would not use a centralized exchange, and even if someone did, those coins would probably have already gone through several mixers before reaching Binance. Therefore, drawing a tracking line would be a waste of time.

The truth is that not only do I not have problems with the loading speed of the forum, but the pages load quickly even using Tor, something that did not always happen to me before the administrator made the latest changes, so I don't know what the problem could be. Have you tried deleting the cache and cookies as @msz900 said or have you tried another browser?. It could also be some kind of specific problem with your ISP, it happens sometimes, but, in theory, these problems are solved in hours.

Yeah, Tron has only been known for USDT for many years. I haven't even used any Dapps on Tron. Tron recently announced a plan to develop a Bitcoin Layer-2 solution, but I haven't seen any significant updates from Justin Sun. In contrast, Solana and Base are witnessing a boom in memecoin projects. It's clear that users are choosing these projects, not just for low fees and fast speeds, but also for the vibrancy of the ecosystem.

Tron is slowly fading from user awareness in the market, even though the TRX token has made a fairly good recovery in recent times. For me, Tron only has two things: TRX for investment and TRC-20 USDT for use.

I think that although Tron still has its market and its users, what keeps its ecosystem alive is USDT and its very low fees in TRC-20. I stopped waiting for Justin Sun to do something a long time ago, I think after all this time it's become very clear that he's not going to do anything for Tron. That's one of the reasons (possibly the most important) why the Base and Solana chains are accumulating projects, users and Dapps while Tron remains in limbo. I think the plan to develop a Bitcoin Layer-2 solution is just smoke, they have had a lot of time (and never lacked funds) to show something to the community, but they have done nothing, like in the last few years. If it weren't for USDT, I don't know where Tron would be, and I'm not just talking about market cap.

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Hey, it's okay to keep your tokens on a big exchange! Just make sure to use a strong password and extra security (2-factor authentication). Most exchanges are pretty safe, but if you're worried, you can always move your tokens to a personal wallet for extra protection. Exchange this days are really investing a lot of money in to their security.

It is true that there are exchanges with high security, but remember that security is never 100% in any case. What if the exchange changed its KYC policy and required more personal information? What would happen is that the user would have to sell privacy to be able to withdraw the funds. What would happen if the exchange suffers a DDoS attack for days and the website becomes inaccessible? That the user cannot dispose of his funds. What would happen if some government shut down the exchange for an indeterminate period of time? The user would not have the funds either...

A personal and secure wallet is the best option for our coins/tokens. The rest is playing a lottery that could be very expensive any day.

As soon as you open the social media, there are numerous airdrop ads which are annoying most of the time. Also, will those airdrops actually distribute the amount of tokens to the users that I am very curious about it. Because everyone makes promises but so many promises can never be kept. Because not all projects will be successful. And if the project doesn't succeed, those who joined those airdrops won't get anything.

All these promises are as old and known as the “moon, lambo, etc…”. After all these years, I believe that these X (Twitter) campaigns can only be directed at new users who are approaching the industry for the first time, because users with more years of experience already know well how 99% of these projects end. These campaigns only serve to fill the pockets of a few and nothing more. Furthermore, in the Apps of these supposed projects we can sometimes find all types of malware.