Who can vote than?
Is this some closed circle of moderators, admins and managers in forum?
If you guys want to make forum really more decentralized than voting should include more members, starting with higher ranked active members.

In reality, that's right, it is a "small" closed circle (moderators, judges, administrator and some more), which from the beginning of the forum decides by vote who would be president and vice president.

Your suggestion (you can write a thread about it in the corresponding subforum if you want) I don't know to what extent it could be carried out. As you know since the arrival of the mixers, and many users, the forum has seen quite a few changes, listening to suggestions from users, but I don't know if the administrator would be willing to open voting. But logically I could be wrong.

people have their own decisions, buy hold and sell their coins. And they must understand the consequences.
There is no guarantee that there will be a bullish season next year, but learning from the 4-year cycle, Bitcoin and altcoins will experience a bullish season a year after the halving. that's a reality that always happens

Unfortunately, not everyone thinks about the consequences of their actions until it is too late and there is no solution. It's true, there are no guarantees, although history tells us that a year has always passed after the halving, but I also think that at some point that could stop being the case and frustration (and possible coin sell-off) could wreak havoc on the market, which could put us closer to a collapse and a possible bear market later. Being “used” to something can mean that when something else happens, we don't know how to act in the new situation.

Smart play from Wasabi team, but there is no guarantee this will protect them from anything.
Phonix wallet did something similar with removing their apps from stores for all US citizens.
People think only US is the problem, but it's not, this is coordinated worldwide attack on people and privacy.

I'm not sure it's a good idea to make KYC mandatory, in case the team is thinking about it. That would immediately mean the loss of a large percentage of users who, precisely what they are looking for, is that no one requires them to do KYC to try to maintain privacy. Like the Phoenix wallet team, the US cryptocurrency market is the largest, as I remember.

Personally, I don't think the United States is the problem, but I think you will agree with me that right now everything is orchestrated from that country. At least in the news we don't see cases like this coming from other countries, and if such cases exist, they must be very few.

It is true that the forum traffic is not very large, especially if we compare it with BTT traffic, but although it may seem to many of you that there is little traffic, I can assure you that it is quite high compared to previous years. Signature campaigns logically have a lot of traction and make BTT users and other new users register on the forum. I hope that over time, users will not only write threads/posts for the dollars they can receive, but because they will find this forum a comfortable place to talk about cryptocurrencies. I know it's difficult for what I'm saying to happen, but a long time ago the traffic the forum has now was a dream.

Thank you.
I think moderators could receive small alt token payments in this forum as additional motivation to do their work better.
This can be in form of airdrop or more stuff unlocked in forum.

Can regular members like me vote and how?

The moderators receive tokens from the forum from time to time, but I meant that they don't pay us monthly (although I don't know how often they do this) like they do, for example, on BTT. In any case, personally it is a topic that does not worry me, since I have not even stopped to think about it after the years I have been on this forum.

The answer to your question is no. Not everyone can vote when electing a new president.

Very useful guide. I receive warning today,in which exactly post or posts so that i can improve?

You have not received just one warning, you have received a total of five warnings.



The reasons, as you see, are varied. But today's warning is due to this post (already deleted) without any sense:

The appearance of sexuality spoils the detailed content of the crypto world, which really has something to learn, read, make something new out of it as inspiration, such as a new project or becoming part of a team. I don't devote my time to such conspicuous things, as I said before, I don't like it. There is less fraud than last year, which is a sign of a good direction.

I have waited almost 48 hours for you to edit your post, or explain if it was some kind of error, but you haven't done anything until you've seen the warning.

As for your question about which posts you can improve, the answer is all of them. But improving your posts does not mean that you put more words without any meaning, it means that your posts are coherent with the topic at hand. The warning will disappear, if your posts improve, we will see what we can do about the strike after a few months.

And remember, don't be in a hurry to reach the next rank, as you see, it is a double-edged sword.

I hope the admins updates their website here as the links takes me to an archive messages.

I don't know what you mean by archive messages. I just checked and the mixtum.io website works perfectly on Tor and also on clearnet.

Could those messages be ads that appear in your browser?. Maybe you should check the settings of your browser and operating system, since from what you say, those messages could be ads.

Also check that the URL is correct for Tor and clearnet as it could be a phishing site.

Clearnet: https://mixtum.io/

Tor: http://mixtumjzn2tsiusfkdhutntamspsg43kgt764qbdaxjebce4h6fcfiad.onion

@PX-Z do you sleep from time to time? Thank you very much for another useful tool for the forum.

P.S.: I have translated (into Spanish) your first post in this thread, if other users do the same in other languages ​​they will receive +1.

+3.