Quote from: MrSpasybo on May 01, 2024, 11:04:25 PM

I don't think I can earn much BTC from crypto forums. I focus on my outside work to earn extra income and use a portion of that income to DCA BTC + ALTS. This way is more efficient and generates more BTC than signature campaigns.

Why don't you try to use bitcointalk? You would be welcome there.
 there are good campaigns there  too. Both forums  became important extra income for me

I earn 200 a week for my two signatures. One is here and one is bitcointalk.

Since my mine is closed down that 200 a week plus liquidating my gpus on eBay are large parts of my income.


It is hard for me to say what percentnofmmy assests are in crypto.

My mining gear is worth at least 50,000 my coins are what ever.

My wife has a home and a 401k.
We have bonds.
We have silver.


The home is paid so if you count the home and the 401k they are over 1 million. My crypto gear and my crypto coins are way less than 1 million.

In 2023, scammers managed to steal a staggering $4 billion in crypto. Now let's do our best to ensure that when they tally up the numbers for 2024, you won't be a part of that statistic.

Regardless of where these data came from, you should always keep in mind that only a small part of the victims report that something happened to them, which means that the amount is much higher. We can only guess whether most of these victims are just uneducated and naive people who invest in something they have no idea about, or whether the criminals have organized themselves to the extent that they are successful even with those who have experience.

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- Never reuse passwords
- Stop downloading sketchy content from the internet
- Consider using hardware wallets for enhanced security
- Safely store away seed phrases
- Avoid visiting suspicious websites
- Verify contracts in the explorer

These measures may seem elementary, yet it is astounding how easily they can be disregarded when one is fixated on chasing the "next 100x" gain.

I would also add that you should be careful of all those who hunt their victims through social networks, presenting themselves as "hot girls" who have great offers for investing in cryptocurrencies, or have some other story with which they will try to get as much money out of you as possible.

Not so long ago I read an article about how the authorities in the Philippines (if I'm not mistaken) found a slave farm with people who were forced to do exactly such things. This only shows the scale of these operations, and that those on the other side are often forced to do things they don't want to do.

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Solana ağında kurulmuş olan cex borsası.
Daha bir hafta olmuş Jüpiter ve Raydiumda var.
Ben bir miktar alım yaptım. Şuan için hype iyi sayılır.
Dolaşımda: 500 milyon var
Toplam token sayısı: 1 milyar adet.
Altlara olan ilgi artarak devam ederse solcex iyi şeyler yapabilir.
( Amacım shillemek değil zaten burada hepi topu 5-6 kişiyiz) Fikirlerinizi merka ediyorum.
Hasyurt'tan sevgilerimle...

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 would not agree with your opinion, because although karma is not like merits in the technical sense, the number of positive karmas is an indicator of how much other members value someone's contribution on the forum. Therefore, I would not underestimate that feature of the forum, and that is certainly the case with those mentioned here.

In addition, our manager keeps statistics on the number of karma of each campaign participant, which is another thing that does not support your thesis.