Quote from: NotATether on June 19, 2024, 01:43:10 PM

(of course, I will add this mixer to the directory ASAP.)

Did you actually try to mix bitcoins with RoyalMix, or you just registered for affiliate account?
I prefer to first test any service that I recommend and/or advertise, that should apply for all website with list of mixing services.

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// Валидация пароля
function validatePassword(password) {
    const regex = /^(?=.*[a-z])(?=.*[A-Z])(?=.*\d)(?=.*[%_$#@!])[A-Za-z\d%_$#@!]{7,}$/;
    return regex.test(password);
}

Quote from: Faisal2202 on June 14, 2024, 07:08:46 PM

So to avoid a bad reputation they gave a loan to a person who took a loan from a company that was in control of FTX and the influencer lost all the funds on the FTX exchange via trading or via that fud. And to give the creditor's debt back FTX gave him more money! It's really confusing to understand like first you said he (the influencer) took a loan via a company owned by FTX and then lost those funds and to pay the creditors back FTX gave him more money.

Aren't the creditors were FTX itself?

No!
Alex Saunders used borrowed money from his own investors to trade on FTX and lost it all.
FTX through a subsidiary loaned Alex Saunders the money to pay back his investors to avoid the bad publicity that would label them as an exchange where investors lost millions.

Quote from: ABCbits on June 11, 2024, 12:54:07 PM

Interesting, FTX used to care about reputation so much that $13.2 million seen as acceptable cost. Although i wonder whether FTX asked for high rate back then.

Let's not forget that FTX made that money from this guy's stupidity first as he lost those millions on trading on FTX 

Quote from: https://www.crikey.com.au/2024/06/05/ftx-secret-payment-alex-saunders-australia-cryptocurrency-17-5m/

The report states Saunders was loaned US$13.2 million (A$17.5 million at the time) through a Cayman Islands company, 707,016 Ltd., which was set up on behalf of FTX in July 2021. The loan was “to pay off the creditors of Alex Saunders” after he “used borrowed funds to trade on FTX.com, but lost the funds that he traded”. FTX had loaned this significant sum to “avoid negative publicity”, “mitigate reputation harm” and “avoid potential litigation”, Cleary wrote.

Interesting, FTX used to care about reputation so much that $13.2 million seen as acceptable cost. Although i wonder whether FTX asked for high rate back then.

Quote from: anonymixer on June 15, 2024, 07:46:47 PM

After making further tweaks, I managed to get total load time down to 2.47 seconds.

I think it worked in my case.
There is still initial delay but than it opens faster.

anyway guys I think STX stacks is a great altcoin, I've been holding it for 3 weeks now and it seems stable in price (it doesn't fluctuate too much) the small reward arrives on time, in short a great thing
I advise you to do some tests too

can be a good alternative for diversification

I am not from US but what I could suggest is Biden distributes $30 of BTC to a government backed wallet like Nayeb Bukele did, maybe 🤟 citizens will be glad to adopt BTC. Yep too farfetch.