Simply changing the text into a red one or other color would be enough. Something that would quickly draw the attention of the reader of a shiller's post. If I would immediately notice that, I wouldn't bother reading the whole post because I already know what's to come.

I agree, it's rather lenient where another exchange decided to imitate BG action. Today i noticed user Pips Flow[1] mention exchange called BingX on almost of all his recent posts. Their shilling also spotted on different forum[2].

[1] https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?action=profile;u=99292
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5507115.0

Quote from: ABCbits on September 19, 2024, 12:35:35 PM

The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) has awarded its latest round of Bitcoin Development Fund grants, distributing 10 Bitcoin (approximately $590,000) to 20 global projects.

These grants focus on empowering people living under authoritarian regimes through Bitcoin education, conferences, decentralized mining efforts, and improved financial privacy for human rights organizations... Read more here.

i was really glad they used bitcoin to donate to different causes but it made me pause and wonder why had they used bitcoin specifically? well almost all the projects they donated to have something to do with bitcoin, technology, digital wallet, encryption, decentralization and education

This award is is part of their Bitcoin Development Fund grants. So it would look weird if they choose to send fiat or altcoin rather than Bitcoin.

their donation of bitcoin i am sure has gotten a lot of attention even from those who are not really aware of bitcoin/crypto yet so i am glad that organization like this is contributing to many causes while also promoting bitcoin

That would be great. Although from quick search, website which report this awards mostly are cryptocurrency website, followed by website about technology.

Human Rights Foundation Awards 10 Bitcoin to 20 Global Projects

The Human Rights Foundation has revealed its latest round of grants, totaling 10 Bitcoin with a value exceeding $590,000.

The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) has awarded its latest round of Bitcoin Development Fund grants, distributing 10 Bitcoin (approximately $590,000) to 20 global projects.

These grants focus on empowering people living under authoritarian regimes through Bitcoin education, conferences, decentralized mining efforts, and improved financial privacy for human rights organizations... Read more here.

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I'm not familiar with HRF, but it's good to see them make donation to all kinds of projects. One of receiver already confirm they received the donation on https://harbor.cash. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.

Quote from: ABCbits on September 17, 2024, 12:07:30 PM

Aside from common security practice, i would never share wallet private key/recovery words with multiple persons just to save some TX fee. I've seen some people claim they do such thing when they got caught operating multiple account.

Those 3 usually refer to same thing. But FYI, some of those actually is spyware where they collect and sell your data. Here's an example, https://www.tomsguide.com/news/avast-avg-data-collection

This is the first time I've heard of people sharing their private keys just to save on TX fees. Yes, I may have not mentioned it, but sharing these is a big no-no. Thanks for this link. Gives us something to think about.

TX fees isn't the only reason, but few people actually do or seriously consider that. Here are some examples for curious reader,
https://www.reddit.com/r/crypto/comments/gi3llq/how_can_i_send_my_private_key_safely_to_someone/
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/71096/how-can-you-share-a-plaintext-bitcoin-address-private-key-with-a-friend-and-ensu
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5498457.msg64221639#msg64221639

Quote from: philipma1957 on September 14, 2024, 09:24:41 PM

Nicehash picked up even m ore hashrate.
So a lot of money is being spent on this coin.

Somebody is hyping this lately, I don't understand where the pockets to keep this overpaid hahsrate, the money printing from the coins, the hoard of tweets likes and posts about it is coming from, and the coin has actually gained in $, no dump yet.
I would say a large pool is behind this but taking this many risks?

Looking at all time statistic on "Permissionless Mining" section from https://explorer.unisat.io/fractal-mainnet/mining, i doubt it's the case. There are 4 pool with hashrate ranging from 3.565EH/s (15.03%) to 7.313EH/s (30.84%).

I appreciate effort of those politician, but i doubt single letter would change mind of SEC chair. A petition could be more effective in this case.

I am not really aware that American citizens are having a hard time and many maybe chose not to participate in airdrops because of the possibility of violating the security laws of the country.

But in practice, the one who worry about that is the project team who wish to launch airdrop. SEC wouldn't bother go after individual.

While not all airdrops are worth it, all people should be free to receive anything especially for free or under some conditions which mostly don't cost money.

I agree. Although some airdrop these days require identify verification (where they claim to prevent abuse/multiple claim) or tasks which take lots of time.

When i click "Pause" and then click "Play", all current text got removed and start showing again from right side. Is it the intended behavior?