Quote from: Vx1 on May 09, 2024, 09:20:53 PM

Signature Campaign saat ini tinggal 3 yang aktif, beberapa member yang sebelumnya join di Signature Champaign yang ang saat ini di Pause saya cek mulai tidak aktif.
Sepertinya memang kampanye Mixer ini akan sangat berpengaruh terhadap traffic forum.

Asumsi saya, efek dari beberapa waktu lalu, salah satu wallet yang mengusung konsep CoinJoin, yakni Samourai Wallet di Seized. Beberapa wallet serupa seperti Wasabi akan menghapus fitur CoinJoin, dan salah satu Mixer yang mengadakan campaign di forum ini beberapa waktu lalu juga tidak bisa di akses sehingga mau tidak mau, ujungnya aktifitas di forum ini juga tentunya di pause.

Waduh kalau ini masalahnya pasti Sigcamp akan pause dalam waktu yang lama ini, sebelum mereka menemukan jalan keluar untuk masalah ini.

Jelas, campaign tidak bisa dipungkiri memliki pengaruh pada minat tidaknya user untuk terus aktif di altcoinstalks dan sedikit banyak ini berpengaruh juga pada traffic.

Apalagi forum Altcointalks notabenenya adalah second opinion dari forum Bitcointalk, pasti member akan lebih banyak yang aktif di sana pastinya jika Sigcamp banyak yang Off di sini.
Dan Altcointalks Akan kembali ke setelan awal, karena akan banyak member Native yang Off juga.

Quote from: Mixero.io on May 06, 2024, 05:21:50 PM

Hello, yes this feature is planned for Mixero we will develop this as soon as possible. We will publish a message when this function is implemented.

Hey Mixero as you are active representative in this forum, I have few questions for you.
In light of recent vanishing of your several mixer competitors, are you doing something to improve security and protection of your services?
And do you plan to continue business as usual or you are going to make some changes in future?

Hi, we have been continuously strengthening our platform's security and anonymity protection measures over the past few months. Enhanced encryption, obfuscation techniques, and strong operational security practices have been put in place to protect our users.

Despite the challenging regulatory environment that has affected some of our competitors, we plan to continue operating our mixing service as we always have. Our commitment is to provide a reliable and confidential mixing platform to the crypto community. We will keep adapting as needed to maintain our services in the face of headwinds. User privacy remains our absolute top priority.

30.4% percent? It's crazy high and that means you could talk about cryptocurrency to stranger as conversation starter. Although it's a shame the article doesn't mention how they obtain the number/percentage, which makes me question it's accuracy.

When you look at the fact that, apart from Ukraine, there is not a single other country from Europe that has some of the countries with the highest purchasing power and, accordingly, they certainly have a significant share of people who own cryptocurrencies. This is obviously a very limited survey conducted by a payment processor that apparently generates clients from those countries.

It is always interesting to see China in the top 10 countries when it comes to cryptocurrencies, considering that they banned them some 7-8 years ago. However, for me, a much more significant research would be to get data on where, for example, Bitcoin is mostly used as a cryptocurrency, and not as an investment.

yeah i had asked this because I went right to legend and did not get any percents.

I imagine when they liquidate all that crypto, if they haven't already, it's going to cause a massive dip in the market price.

If most of them are altcoins (as it seems to me), then even the billions worth of altcoins that will be dumped on the market will not affect the price of BTC too much. If I happen to keep some altcoins that are mentioned around FTX, I would seriously think about getting rid of them as soon as possible.

But anyway, I am pleasantly surprised at the outcome. I certainly was not expecting FTX to repay any of its victims, after we saw the long line of rug-pulls that happened in 2022.

I hope I'm wrong, but things like this move very slowly and it could be years before anyone gets any funds back. If the Mt.Gox case has been going on for about 10 years, can we expect the FTX disaster to be over in at least half that time?