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[examplens]

Congratulations and thanks for the opportunity.
What does the card do for us?

This is a collectible item with a custom Bitcoin address and a hologram underneath which is the private key.

I would say a cold wallet with a collectible value.   

[dkbit98]

The risk comes when some of the parties decide to send the coins to a centralized exchange, and then the CEX decide to block the funds. Then, one of the parties gets fucked up.

I don't think this is common, and certainly this is a problem for bitcoin community in general, because this is will be a problem for adoption.

Big centralized exchanges are the problem and they usually never caught big evil hackers, but only regular small users.
In theory they can one day decide that coins coming from different countries, casinos, or from unknown and unverified sources, will all get frozen and seized.
I wish Bitcoin adopted privacy in similar way like monero, than we wouldn't have this conversation at all.

[PX-Z]

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Good luck to all participants!

Good luck to everyone who has joined and to those who will still participate. I secured my spot early by keeping track of this thread's replies. 😅

[KingsDen]

Congratulations and thanks for the opportunity.
What does the card do for us?

This is a collectible item with a custom Bitcoin address and a hologram underneath which is the private key.

Oh!
A great deal. A nice initiative...

[owlest]

I believe that blocking bitcoins and tracking them completely is a fundamentally wrong measure, which also does not help solve the problem it claims to be about. Namely, such measures do not combat illegal activity. It is the people who commit such activity that need to be tracked and restricted, not the money in any form. Otherwise, such stories often end with the accounts being frozen, and the real criminal remaining at large. And yes, it becomes a little more difficult for him, but he can open another account and continue doing what he was doing.

There's a silver lining to this: blocking tainted Bitcoin reduces its circulation, which in turn increases its value—a big win for us holders.

I wish Bitcoin adopted privacy in similar way like monero, than we wouldn't have this conversation at all.

A high-stakes game with privacy. We all know how authorities view anonymity—it’s often their first red flag for something illegal. I wouldn’t want Bitcoin to be classified that way.

[God Of Thunder]

Friends, it's time to try your luck. We are pleased to announce an exciting new raffle and we want you to take part!

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It seems the number of participants is limited. I just checked the thread, and it seems all the slots are taken. I assume I cannot submit a number that has already been posted by others, right? If so, then I guess all slots are filled, and the thread will be updated when you come back online. I missed this time, but I hope I won't miss it next one. I once won a card from a different raffle, which I decided to gift my friend Gazeta. If I win something in the future, this time, I may want to take it for myself. Wish me luck inspace!

[snowpega]

Hi there buddy, yes long time I haven't seen your posts but it's good to see you here again and congratulations on getting promoted to higher rank.

Many thanks, mate! Last time I was a full member here when we interacted, and you remember that as well. Nice! ❤

Well, I agree with your point that Bitcointalk has more traffic than this forum but it has become hub for mixers after Bitcointalk's mixer ban and for now this forum is still a good and secure place for mixers and even if in future Theymos allows mixers to advertise on Bitcointalk, they'll still remain on this forum and overtime this forum will also get more and more traffic and there's chance that in coming months we may see higher pay rates on this forum as well.

Yes, you are right for the current time this forum has become the hub for mixer campaigns as once bitcointalk was and if Theymos allow mixers campaign to run there on BTT i beleive these campaigns will not stop their services here as well! and in this way these mixers will be able to target more tarrfic for their platforms. What do you think?

On the other hand, as you aforementioned there is a probability that we can see higher pay rates on this forum in comming months so this thing will be the plus point for this forum members.

[bitmover]

I wish Bitcoin adopted privacy in similar way like monero, than we wouldn't have this conversation at all.

If bitcoin did that, it wouldn't have grow so much.

Transparency  is important for a world wide financial asset. Bitcoin openness is one of the reasons that made it so big

[dkbit98]

If bitcoin did that, it wouldn't have grow so much.

Transparency  is important for a world wide financial asset. Bitcoin openness is one of the reasons that made it so big

I am sure Bitcoin would grow all the same, maybe even more, and Edward Snowden was right when he warned us to include privacy on Bitcoin layer.
Transparency can and will be turned against us, and there are many more problems down the line with this fake ''blacklist'' of addresses.
We need money for people, not speculation asset that can easily be manipulated.

[Wiwo]

I remember when the manager of the SB signature campaign at that time Rose raised the issues as regards his wallet getting detected and he was involved in a legal battle at that time, I don't know how that issue was resolved anyways but yeah anyone can be a victim of receiving a dented coins ans some exchange have this rules that any bitcoin from a mixer or casinos are dent coins and raising suspensions.
Every case is for itself.
For example, you get Bitcoin for some of your legal work. Later, it was determined that several transactions earlier the same Bitcoin passed through the tainted wallet, and this caused the confiscation of your coins. So, is it made for you? And what can you do in that case, except forget about your earned money?

And this happened to SB mixer users and people who participated in  their signature campaign.

In the end, some users got funds frozen in  binance , and some users were able to send coins to other mixers or kyc free exchanges like exch.cx

This can happen to anyone.

[Ambatman]

I am sure Bitcoin would grow all the same, maybe even more, and Edward Snowden was right when he warned us to include privacy on Bitcoin layer.
Transparency can and will be turned against us, and there are many more problems down the line with this fake ''blacklist'' of addresses.
We need money for people, not speculation asset that can easily be manipulated.

Transparency is the reason the government believe they can regulate Bitcoin.
If not they would been aggressive on their attack
We can already see that in monero.
Privacy could be improved now maybe from layer two since Bitcoin has gained considerable influence and community.
If it was at the beginning, it would have had a lower volume.
Instead of an alternative, the government start seeing it as an attack.

[PX-Z]

Transparency is the reason the government believe they can regulate Bitcoin.
If not they would been aggressive on their attack
We can already see that in monero.
Privacy could be improved now maybe from layer two since Bitcoin has gained considerable influence and community.
If it was at the beginning, it would have had a lower volume.
Instead of an alternative, the government start seeing it as an attack.

I completely agree. Since governments can monitor Bitcoin transactions, they view it as something they can regulate rather than banning it outright. In contrast, privacy coins like Monero, which offer strong anonymity features, have faced bans and delistings from exchanges due to regulatory pressure..

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Transparency is the reason the government believe they can regulate Bitcoin.
If not they would been aggressive on their attack
We can already see that in monero.
Privacy could be improved now maybe from layer two since Bitcoin has gained considerable influence and community.
If it was at the beginning, it would have had a lower volume.
Instead of an alternative, the government start seeing it as an attack.

I completely agree. Since governments can monitor Bitcoin transactions, they view it as something they can regulate rather than banning it outright. In contrast, privacy coins like Monero, which offer strong anonymity features, have faced bans and delistings from exchanges due to regulatory pressure..

I agree completely with the both of you, but I will just want to add that transparency is just one of the features that have gained bitcoin a place in the heart of the government.
Another is community, community matters in every cryptocurrency and this is why even with bitcoin having faced alot of bans from different countries around the world, it never still failed but keep going and gaining more value.

I believe that if monero had atleast, half of the type or number of community supports bitcoin had and still has, it would have been tough for the government to stop it, for in all, it's not really about the government banning, but the people accepting to stop making use of what the government has banned.

[owlest]

Let's imagine what would happen if Bitcoin were as anonymous as Monero—it would likely face the same fate. But if everyone wants Bitcoin to have Monero-level privacy, why isn't Monero just as popular? Clearly, the majority still prefer Bitcoin despite top-down oversight.

[bitmover]

If bitcoin did that, it wouldn't have grow so much.

Transparency  is important for a world wide financial asset. Bitcoin openness is one of the reasons that made it so big

I am sure Bitcoin would grow all the same, maybe even more, and Edward Snowden was right when he warned us to include privacy on Bitcoin layer.
Transparency can and will be turned against us, and there are many more problems down the line with this fake ''blacklist'' of addresses.
We need money for people, not speculation asset that can easily be manipulated.

I really doubt it. Have you ever used monero? It is not as simple as bitcoin to use.

You can`t even share the TX ID of your transaction to prove that you have transferred the amount.

It is a totally closed blockchain, which lacks lots of useful features.

Additionally, I think regulations would just be so harsh in it that CEX would have problems to sell it... we would probably be using a centralized altcoin like eth, or some other open fork....