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1. Post 66164656 (unedited backup) (by Satofan44) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 20:00:43 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
I said that the campaign managers should stop paying for FUD.
What makes you think you're in a position to make such demands? You're free to start your own campaign in which you don't pay for anything you call FUD.
Where did I demand it? You're reading too much into it. It would be better for everyone if they did, there is no denying that.

2. Post 66163945 (unedited backup) (by bitmover) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 17:17:43 CET 2025) in How to successfully make phone device storage to be clean completely:
Are you talking about malware/backdoor that can survive factory reset such as xHelper[1]? or about factory reset actually doesn't wipe all partition[2]?
Years ago, I used the factory reset on my Android phone several times, and every time I found back old personal data. It may or may not have improved since then, but I can't verify that. Better safe than sorry.
Was this a long time ago?
You found your data by just connecting your phone to USD and checking the folders and files?
That is really annoying... I would do the same in your situation and become paranoid about it. I never checked if my phone really deleted everything after factory reset.
Personally, I just use bad smartphones from samsung, so they are never worth anything. I just keep them or throw in the trash.
3. Post 66163865 (unedited backup) (by DYING_S0UL) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 16:55:19 CET 2025) in What happens when a user tries to login several times and still fails?:
The market for bitcointalk accounts is almost null.
snip...
Yet everyday we see bunch of hacked/bought accounts being reported in the reputation board. So I wouldn't call that
almost null.
When it comes to Python script that solves captcha then such isn't going to be any useful here. Now there's also two factor authentication available and that pretty much makes brute forcing useless whatsoever.
LOL, I almost forgot about the 2FA fetaure. Well in any cases, most users are safe I guess, but for old inactive high ranked abandoned accounts, there is still a scope! Won't you agree?
This makes me believe there is no limit other than "
1 page request per second on average":
If someone else gains access to your unique captcha-bypass link, then they could try to brute-force your password.
And that's a good thing: I wouldn't want to be banned because someone else tries to brute-force my account!
New day, new things to learn! I wasn't aware of this 1 second rule!

Didn't mean like an actual ban but stopping an user from logging in for a couple of hours or a day or two!
By the way, do we get an email to our registered email address that our account was attempted to login but unsuccessful ? That would be helpful to know if someone is trying constantly to login and trying with random passwords to any account.
I don't think we do! I believe I have never gotten such emails from btt forum.
Btw this seems like an useful feature! Again we have signed message and other ways to recover an account, but sometimes that can be a hassle for many, an early warning system is indeed helpful.
4. Post 66163718 (unedited backup) (by Satofan44) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 16:16:19 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
Another way of change would be the disallowing of posting Bitcoin FUD by signature campaign participants, which would make sense.
This takes away users freedom of speech and goes against everything this forum stands for IMO.
So you want censorship for others but not for yourself? And don't get me started on who's going to decide what is or isn't FUD.
You misunderstood completely, that has nothing to do with freedom of speech. The campaign manager can require participants to post in whatever way they want. They already are. If you follow this line of arguing, requiring minimum number of posts in a specific section would also be taking away freedom of speech.

If you are being paid in BTC by someone, it makes perfect sense that you are not being paid to FUD Bitcoin or the person paying you. Get real, and grow up.
5. Post 66163425 (unedited backup) (by mrust_mobile) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 14:59:01 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
No matter how abusive his words are, they can't hurt you unless you choose to let them.
It's amazing how many people, and I'm talking about adults,
choose to let words hurt them. We teach kids better than that:
Sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never harm me.
Words can harm people.
See OG vs Vod
When it goes beyond name calling, cursing, profanity it can get dangerous and with enough motivation, it can get beyond that. Threatening of physical violence and fabrication of fake stories to harm someone’s reputation are good examples.
6. Post 66162851 (unedited backup) (by fillippone) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 12:10:31 CET 2025) in [TELEGRAM] Yet Another BitcoinTalk Notification BOT (merits, mentions, topics,+):
Way easier than this.
Remember where it all started.
So my changed title didn't work? It should have:
It takes the title from the moment the merit is scraped, so it will pretty much always be up to date on the notification.

In fact, one of the mentioned conditions is not satisfied by that particular post.
Which one?
I am a simple man, I see an opportunity to derail a thread, I take it.
Remember where it all started, 1261.
Dig there. Maybe you didn't start the thread.
7. Post 66162635 (unedited backup) (by EarnOnVictor) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 10:55:13 CET 2025) in How to make sure your bitcoin reaches the next generation:
Good suggestion you have there, and I went through the link you added on the local board as well. Though I knew timelock, I've not had a reason to use it before and I have not even thought of it as a way to pass an inheritance (dead or alive). I'm sure that if well thought of, one will certainly find the one that suits their plans between the absolute and relative options.
8. Post 66162626 (unedited backup) (by fillippone) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 10:53:02 CET 2025) in [TELEGRAM] Yet Another BitcoinTalk Notification BOT (merits, mentions, topics,+):
Marcel also has yet to find the other edited subject (not too difficult, indeed...)
Edited? Amateur

All I need to do is
dig up how to find threads with pairs of users, cross-reference them for
topics started by me, find a good post (that's still a requirement) and let the fun start

Quick&dirty:
comm -12 <(comm -12 <(wget -qO- https://loyce.club/archive/members/45/459836.html | grep '<FONT COLOR=gray>' | cut -d'=' -f4 | cut -d'.' -f1 | sort -u) <(wget -qO- https://loyce.club/archive/members/185/1852120.html | grep '<FONT COLOR=gray>' | cut -d'=' -f4 | cut -d'.' -f1 | sort -u) | sed s/^/'https:\/\/bitcointalk.org\/index.php?topic='/) <(wget -q --load-cookies /path/cookies.txt "https://bitcointalk.org/gettopics.php?user=459836" -O- | grep -a '</li><li>' | sed 's/<li>/\n/g' | grep -a bitcointalk | cut -d'"' -f2 | cut -d'.' -f-3 | sort)
Result:
Pick
a post, move the topic to change the title, Merit the post, change the title back, hope it worked

Way easier than this.
Remember where it all started.
In fact, one of the mentioned conditions is not satisfied by that particular post.
9. Post 66162466 (unedited backup) (by babo) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 09:57:37 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
These drifts are very dangerous, it's a moment to move from a free forum to a "police" forum
Over the years, I'm more and more appreciative of theymos' hands-off policies for Bitcointalk

If nobody decides what is truth and what is fud, why do (or did) we tag bcash/bsv fanatics?
Tagging isn't the same as disallowing

Bitcoin is freedom, this is what was given to us as a legacy by Satoshi Nakamoto.
The day the freedom to say what one thinks ceases in the forum, in this forum, it will mean that something serious will have happened.
I don't like these Nazi tendencies and I don't like those who have these ideas.
I accept that everyone has their own ideas, I don't condemn anyone, but no one can stop me from saying that doing these operations (LoyceV rightly opposes) is a colossal bullshit
and the more we delve into the discussion the more we understand the character of the person who proposes this colossal bullshit
I think I've said it all, I don't think I'll answer again, I already understand who we're dealing with from these statements
10. Post 66162457 (unedited backup) (by mrust_mobile) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 09:54:43 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
These drifts are very dangerous, it's a moment to move from a free forum to a "police" forum
Over the years, I'm more and more appreciative of theymos' hands-off policies for Bitcointalk

If nobody decides what is truth and what is fud, why do (or did) we tag bcash/bsv fanatics?
Tagging isn't the same as disallowing

Practically we disallowed them to conduct any business in this forum. It is not that we disallowed their freedom of speech but i think there is a connection.
11. Post 66162450 (unedited backup) (by mrust_mobile) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 09:51:13 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
Another way of change would be the disallowing of posting Bitcoin FUD by signature campaign participants
So you want censorship for others but not for yourself? And don't get me started on who's going to decide what is or isn't FUD.
precisely when I read these things he says, it worries me
who decides what is FUD or not, who decides what is wrong or not
Nobody has the truth in their pocket, I certainly don't and if I don't have it I don't see why he should have the truth in his pocket
These drifts are very dangerous, it's a moment to move from a free forum to a "police" forum
If nobody decides what is truth and what is fud, why do (or did) we tag bcash/bsv fanatics? Each of those groups believe bsv or bcash is the true bitcoin and bitcoin is not bitcoin. (They call it bitcoin core)
12. Post 66162438 (unedited backup) (by babo) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 09:46:19 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
Another way of change would be the disallowing of posting Bitcoin FUD by signature campaign participants
So you want censorship for others but not for yourself? And don't get me started on who's going to decide what is or isn't FUD.
precisely when I read these things he says, it worries me
who decides what is FUD or not, who decides what is wrong or not
Nobody has the truth in their pocket, I certainly don't and if I don't have it I don't see why he should have the truth in his pocket
These drifts are very dangerous, it's a moment to move from a free forum to a "police" forum
13. Post 66162434 (unedited backup) (by _act_) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 09:45:07 CET 2025) in How to successfully make phone device storage to be clean completely:
Are you talking about malware/backdoor that can survive factory reset such as xHelper[1]? or about factory reset actually doesn't wipe all partition[2]?
LoyceV is not talking about malware but how the data might still be extracted with the use of some tools.
FYI, Android require encryption since Android 10[3] which makes data recovery and decryption more difficult.
I do not know if this is true, I have heard of police case that someone's phone has been damaged were were used to extra information. I mean information were extracted from the phone in the UFS.
What I read online was that if the phone is encrypted, that data extraction will be very difficult, maybe it was possible because the phone was not factory reset yet.
I have heard about warnings about how Leo should be careful of their old phones, that data can be extracted from it if damaged and dumped somewhere.
14. Post 66162338 (unedited backup) (by ABCbits) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 09:11:43 CET 2025) in How to successfully make phone device storage to be clean completely:
Why not do factory reset, that's enough to wipe everything on the phone.
I've seen this fail, and wouldn't rely on it.
Are you talking about malware/backdoor that can survive factory reset such as xHelper[1]? or about factory reset actually doesn't wipe all partition[2]?
Why not do factory reset, that's enough to wipe everything on the phone.
A factory reset still had some data that could be recoverable even if it was deleted, and it was cleaned out by a factory reset.
Some phone tools like JTAG kits (like Z3X, Medusa, etc.) that can directly access eMMC can still be able to recover those data.
--snip--
FYI, Android require encryption since Android 10[3] which makes data recovery and decryption more difficult.
[1]
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/04/solved-how-android-backdoor-called-xhelper-survives-factory-resets/[2]
https://android.stackexchange.com/a/26326[3]
https://security.stackexchange.com/a/264645
15. Post 66161868 (unedited backup) (by SilverCryptoBullet) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 04:35:01 CET 2025) in What I’ve Noticed and Why It Matters (Unmerited Topics):
Also it is possible to apply good posts, topics in
[self-moderated] Report unmerited good posts to Merit Source topic. Not only LoyceV but also other merit sources will take a look at your posts, topics but if your posts, topics applied in that topic are low or zero quality, your account might be ignored.
16. Post 66161610 (unedited backup) (by suchmoon) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 00:59:43 CET 2025) in User snuffman8 spread false/fake information on technical board:
I only found out 2 months ago I've used Taproot
without realizing it. I can't say it's very important
to me 
There is a huge difference between saying that something is not important and that something is not important to you. He didn't say "
to me". Therefore, he's spreading misinformation against Taproot the same way that he is spreading misinformation about the LN. He has never contributed anything to Bitcoin, so therefore this comes as no surprise.
Is taproot important? Not in any functional way.
Pure lie, there is nothing to talk about here.
Pretty much anything you say on this forum has an implied "in my opinion" attached to it, unless it's a blatantly obvious fact, in which case the distinction wouldn't matter anyway.
Your example is particularly absurd. To any sane observer "important" is a judgement, not a statement of fact.
17. Post 66161500 (unedited backup) (by SamReomo) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 00:26:49 CET 2025) in More cloudflare issues?:
I'm not so sure about that: several times per day, Cloudflare wastes a few seconds of my time with their "verifying" page, followed by "click captcha". I have no idea what they're tracking while doing that, all I know it a few seconds several times per day adds up to many hours over the years.
That's their mechanism to stop DDoS attacks I guess, when there's delay in a connection to reach the actual site then that delay for most members will give enough time for website host to handle the traffic.
The bots that do the type of DDoS attacks can't fill captcha and even if they get to fill it sometime Cloudflare doesn't load such captcha and the user had to try again and again to be able to visit the site.
I know it's quite frustrating to wait to visit a forum where you want to be present all the time and also it's quite challenging to write posts and submit it sometimes because such Cloudflare makes it quite difficult.
18. Post 66161024 (unedited backup) (by dkbit98) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 22:29:31 CET 2025) in Black Friday Hardware Wallet Less Known Deals:
Who's using this in public?
No idea, but it protects from scratches, like any other screen protector

I know they gave away free wireless charger during Black Friday, that was more useful for sure.
I got the wallet on Monday, but didn't have the time to set it up yet and move my bitcoin there. I'll probably do it over the weekend and then I'll share the impressions.
No rush.
You can write a longer review with pros and cons after you used the wallet for some time.
If I remember correctly, you can write a decent product reviews.
19. Post 66160746 (unedited backup) (by Satofan44) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 21:23:55 CET 2025) in User snuffman8 spread false/fake information on technical board:
I only found out 2 months ago I've used Taproot
without realizing it. I can't say it's very important
to me 
There is a huge difference between saying that something is not important and that something is not important to you. He didn't specify the latter, he's spreading misinformation against Taproot the same way that he is spreading misinformation about the LN. He has never contributed anything to Bitcoin, so therefore this comes as no surprise.
20. Post 66160602 (unedited backup) (by TryNinja) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 20:47:43 CET 2025) in [TELEGRAM] Yet Another BitcoinTalk Notification BOT (merits, mentions, topics,+):
I guess this improvement is going to open an endless world of possibilities, possibly disrupting the forum functioning, and the orderly working of the merit system.
If only theymos could remove the 50-per-month limit. I have 5000 sMerits with your
name arm on it

Maybe my hairy paws will do then?

See? What have you done @tryninja!
This used to be a reputable thread, and has been disrupted with hairy wrists, pawns and nonsense!
Ok, that's enough

New patch coming through!

21. Post 66160585 (unedited backup) (by fillippone) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 20:41:43 CET 2025) in [TELEGRAM] Yet Another BitcoinTalk Notification BOT (merits, mentions, topics,+):
I guess this improvement is going to open an endless world of possibilities, possibly disrupting the forum functioning, and the orderly working of the merit system.
If only theymos could remove the 50-per-month limit. I have 5000 sMerits with your
name arm on it

Maybe my hairy paws will do then?

See? What have you done @tryninja!
This used to be a reputable thread, and has been disrupted with hairy wrists, pawns and nonsense!
22. Post 66160531 (unedited backup) (by icopress) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 20:22:20 CET 2025) in [TELEGRAM] Yet Another BitcoinTalk Notification BOT (merits, mentions, topics,+):
I guess this improvement is going to open an endless world of possibilities, possibly disrupting the forum functioning, and the orderly working of the merit system.
If only theymos could remove the 50-per-month limit. I have 5000 sMerits with your
name arm on it

Maybe my hairy paws will do then?

23. Post 66160528 (unedited backup) (by dkbit98) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 20:20:49 CET 2025) in Mixers to be banned:
A new mixer from the Seychelles
announced itself on Bitcointalk 4 days ago, and started a
signature campaign today. It's pretending to be an "exchange" that can split deposits into multiple wallets "100% private without KYC":
I saw this service few days ago, but they clearly have a bunch of coins listed and you can swap coins between them.
I would rather say that this is exchange that can be also be used as a mixers.
I think that Trump may get progressively worse on these issues as he and his subordinates get annoyed by specific cases of money laundering, and after Trump, whether Democrat or Republican, it's almost certainly going to get a lot worse than now.
I would agree with this.
If we look how Europe is going with silly rules I won't be surprised to see something similar in US soon.
One thing I would suggest for creating new forum account is to make everyone read forum rules before account creation.
This would prevent new services getting banned because they don't know what is not allowed in forum.
24. Post 66160264 (unedited backup) (by nutildah) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 19:06:13 CET 2025) in Question about alts: same payout address = automatic tag?:
Pretending to not be somebody else will always cause problems.
At first, I thought you made a mistake, but then I realized my real name isn't Loyce Valenzuela, so now I agree

I don't think many people think of you as that, they think of you as "LoyceV." Anyway the point remains. And I wouldn't even be mad if I found out you had a secret cabal of alt accounts that you used to game the entire forum, because you do enough good to make up for it. It would be a wash.
25. Post 66160040 (unedited backup) (by satscraper) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 18:06:55 CET 2025) in Black Friday Hardware Wallet Less Known Deals:
with Trezor Safe 7 you are getting free privacy screen protector.
Who's using this in public?
For instance those who might want to cash out quickly at a crypto ATM, but for this purpose I would not use wallet like Trezor. Instead, I would choose wallet in card format
such as my Tangem scan the relevant QR code displayed by ATM, tap the Tangem card on the back of my smartphone, wait for confirmation, and collect the desired bills.
But agreed, this protector is the last wheel on the coach.
26. Post 66159928 (unedited backup) (by TryNinja) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 17:36:49 CET 2025) in CAMPANHAS DE ASSINATURAS ATUALIZADAS:
E vamos continuar sem mixers no fórum.

Resposta do theymos sobre o serviço e campanha que foi citado acima, confirmou que as regras do banimento não vão mudar:
A new mixer from the Seychelles
announced itself on Bitcointalk 4 days ago, and started a
signature campaign today. It's pretending to be an "exchange" that can split deposits into multiple wallets "100% private without KYC":
This is a clear violation of the mixer ban.
Yep, that's a mixer. Thanks.
By the way, after observing the Trump administration for a while, I've decided that I will
not change the rules to allow:
- Paid links to mixers.
- Mixers
operating here, such as by having official accounts or having official announcements posted.
While the Trump administration is massively better than the Biden administration regarding persecution of privacy-protecting services, this seems partly to be due to general chaos at the agencies and a deprioritization of this kind of thing, rather than a real pro-freedom ideology; you can see in e.g. the Samourai and Paxful cases that they
will go after privacy-protecting services when convenient. Moreover, right now is the best environment that we're ever going to get: I think that Trump may get progressively worse on these issues as he and his subordinates get annoyed by specific cases of money laundering, and after Trump, whether Democrat or Republican, it's almost certainly going to get
a lot worse than now.
I am thinking that I will change the rules to allow:
- Unpaid linking directly to mixers in posts, as long as the mixers aren't also "illegal darknet sites" (which is a term I need to more exactly define).
- Easing the enforcement of
indirection. For example, in the past we would not allow sig ads which point to an article talking about and linking to a mixer. But it's probably OK now if this kind of thing is allowed.
I haven't decided yet on the exact language of those rule changes, though, so the existing rules stand for now.
What exactly are we accomplishing here?
I've said this before, and I'll reiterate:
My goal is not to stop anyone from doing whatever they want. You're thinking as if I'm trying to help governments in achieving
their goals, which I'm not. The rules are not designed to be effective at doing anything in the wider world. The point is to prevent bitcointalk.org from being viewed similarly to "that gas station where all the drug dealers hang out". Places like that end up under increased surveillance, and eventually the authorities usually find some excuse to shut them down.
Tem algo aí no meio que pode se tornar a vir ser interessante no futuro. Mas sem mais comentários...

27. Post 66159648 (unedited backup) (by theymos) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 16:29:20 CET 2025) in Mixers to be banned:
A new mixer from the Seychelles
announced itself on Bitcointalk 4 days ago, and started a
signature campaign today. It's pretending to be an "exchange" that can split deposits into multiple wallets "100% private without KYC":
This is a clear violation of the mixer ban.
Yep, that's a mixer. Thanks.
By the way, after observing the Trump administration for a while, I've decided that I will
not change the rules to allow:
- Paid links to mixers.
- Mixers
operating here, such as by having official accounts or having official announcements posted.
While the Trump administration is massively better than the Biden administration regarding persecution of privacy-protecting services, this seems partly to be due to general chaos at the agencies and a deprioritization of this kind of thing, rather than a real pro-freedom ideology; you can see in e.g. the Samourai and Paxful cases that they
will go after privacy-protecting services when convenient. Moreover, right now is the best environment that we're ever going to get: I think that Trump may get progressively worse on these issues as he and his subordinates get annoyed by specific cases of money laundering, and after Trump, whether Democrat or Republican, it's almost certainly going to get
a lot worse than now.
I am thinking that I will change the rules to allow:
- Unpaid linking directly to mixers in posts, as long as the mixers aren't also "illegal darknet sites" (which is a term I need to more exactly define).
- Easing the enforcement of
indirection. For example, in the past we would not allow sig ads which point to an article talking about and linking to a mixer. But it's probably OK now if this kind of thing is allowed.
I haven't decided yet on the exact language of those rule changes, though, so the existing rules stand for now.
What exactly are we accomplishing here?
I've said this before, and I'll reiterate:
My goal is not to stop anyone from doing whatever they want. You're thinking as if I'm trying to help governments in achieving
their goals, which I'm not. The rules are not designed to be effective at doing anything in the wider world. The point is to prevent bitcointalk.org from being viewed similarly to "that gas station where all the drug dealers hang out". Places like that end up under increased surveillance, and eventually the authorities usually find some excuse to shut them down.
28. Post 66159572 (unedited backup) (by Bridgoro) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 16:07:43 CET 2025) in [BOUNTY] Beta Test & Earn: $1,300 Reward Pool for Top Testers!:
OPEN BETA / REWARDS DISTRIBUTION
All rewards for the OPEN BETA have been successfully distributed.
Some users requested to receive their rewards privately, and we can't ignore those privacy requests.
However, we would like to ask those users to please confirm in this thread once they've received their rewards so we can keep everything transparent.
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Reward in USD: $50
Reward amount in BTC: 0,00055556 BTC
BTC wallet address: bc1qulp0k4qxdzaatrsm95msqp6gykymkn5u5dpvzv
TX hash: 0d914cddf9c5f5e3b816395f213730aab9f07e8833990d57cc1b3d862687b550
9th Place
User: mocacinno
Reward in USD: $50
Reward amount in BTC: 0,00055556 BTC
BTC wallet address: WAITING FOR BTC ADDRESS FROM USER
TX hash: PENDING
10th Place
User: Hash
Reward in USD: $50
Reward amount in BTC: 0,00055556 BTC
BTC wallet address: bc1qvggk4ejmsvwxrqvtswxt9nq0x6q2f4mguexege
TX hash: 1400f95cc51e47b756f3890ada75ccdfa8f1755e8038995d29eedd80e3e7cf34
Thank you to everyone who tested Bridgoro, submitted reports, and helped us improve the platform.
Your contribution directly impacted the quality of the upcoming release.
29. Post 66159065 (unedited backup) (by joker_josue) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 14:00:01 CET 2025) in Mixers to be banned:
According to the website, they do AML analysis. A mixer usually doesn't do that.
They claim that if the origin of the coins is suspicious, the transaction is annulled and the money returned.
The exception is for KYC, not AML:
3. The service does not collect KYC-type info from all users.
AML based on "taint analysis" is more or less arbitrary, and can change over time.
OK. I see the idea.
But now another question has arisen:
To be a mixer, it's not enough to receive and send BTC, you have to break a connection from the input/output address and mix it with other funds. Sure?
This service does that?
That is, if I send BTC via this service, to 3 different addresses, does it really break the connection to the original address?
30. Post 66158566 (unedited backup) (by cygan) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 11:18:31 CET 2025) in Mixers to be banned:
✂️
Considering theymos stopped auctioning ads on Bitcointalk, I don't expect him to want to spend time on this on a regular basis.
How about, if a campaign touches the limits of what may be banned, campaign managers just don't do it?
i agree... but...
if the campaign is published anyway, will you or theymos still scrutinize it and put it through its paces... please correct me if i'm wrong here
so the whole thing can be handled in the background before the start
31. Post 66158506 (unedited backup) (by apogio) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 11:00:38 CET 2025) in LoyceV's Avatar for Rent [first 🦊YEAR🦊 (84 weeks) rented out]:
You say you've watched it, but
have you? It took me years to realize they made
2 Specials in 2013. But they're not as good as the rest of the series (in my opinion).
After this, watch
Silicon Valley!
I have watched every episode of every series and the specials probably 100 times each. For a whole year, I have been watching episodes before going to sleep, daily, uninterrupted and continuously. Then, life happened and disturbed my nearly perfect nerdiness (if that’s a word)
Cool I am gonna try Silicon Valley!
32. Post 66158436 (unedited backup) (by AB de Royse777) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 10:39:01 CET 2025) in Mixers to be banned:
where with a mixing service that we have in mind only serve a single purpose.
Who is "we" in this context?
I and others like me in general.
b. If a site is not primarily a mixer but has a mixer function, such as a mixer function on a gambling website, then the whole site is considered a mixer.
Message is clear now.
33. Post 66158342 (unedited backup) (by AB de Royse777) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 10:12:32 CET 2025) in Mixers to be banned:
A new mixer from the Seychelles
announced itself on Bitcointalk 4 days ago, and started a
signature campaign today. It's pretending to be an "exchange" that can split deposits into multiple wallets "100% private without KYC":
This is a clear violation of the mixer ban.
I suspect that theymos will be ruthless with this service, although I would prefer to see customization, and Splitnow to remove the part of the service that is considered a mixer.
Although when they explain it, it is unclear to me how we got into a problem with mixers and where the narrative of "money laundering" in some crypto transactions came from.
Our service is not a mixer - it's designed to make it easier for users, specifically businesses, to keep BTC and other cryptocurrencies on their balance sheets while remaining flexible with payments. With SplitNOW you can pay out any cryptocurrency to up to 100 people at once, in a single transaction. This is payment infrastructure, not a mixer service. The in-kind asset swaps are designed to make our multi-sending feature as versatile as possible.
I don't think this is exactly a mixer. Certainly it is good to call theymos attention to it, so he can decide to be more flexible or not about this ban. And take a closer look at the service.
But I think that soon all exchange without KYC may be consider a mixer if there is no flexibility in the mixer ban.
This service did not strike me as a mixer too. However, sending coin type x to get the same coin type x is considered as a mixer according to theymos description somewhere where x = Bitcoin. When we think of a mixer we consider a single service, a service provider that take your Bitcoin and after a given time of delay it gives you your Bitcoin back after taking some fees. But in service like SplitNOW you are not only restricted to a single service. You are:
1. Using it to process a multi payment for you by staying anonymous. Yes, you can anonymize your own coins too. Depending how you are using it when it's same coin.
2. You are using it as an exchange with an option to receive multiple other currency.
3. You are using it as an aggregator
There are many other purpose can be served by SplitNOW where with a mixing service that we have in mind only serve a single purpose.
34. Post 66158177 (unedited backup) (by ABCbits) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 09:22:13 CET 2025) in User snuffman8 spread false/fake information on technical board:
Is taproot important? Not in any functional way.
This part is about stating Taproot have no functional feature. This is wrong because Taproot have several functional feature
I'll play devil's advocate here: he's not saying Taproot doesn't have functional features, he's saying they're not important. The word "important" implies an opinion.
I only found out 2 months ago I've used Taproot
without realizing it. I can't say it's very important
to me 
I've read his reply few times, but i still find this part lean closer to stating information rather than stating opinion. So i guess i'll just accept to agree to disagree with you and others.
because it introduced these colours that wouldn't have let BTC to otherwise support this ridiculous NFT tulip mania.
This part is about stating NFT or token isn't supported/possible on Bitcoin network without Taproot. It's proven wrong with existence of Counterparty (exist since 2014) and Runes (which use OP_RETURN).
I'd argue a step further: NFTs, Ordinals or Runes
don't exist on Bitcoin, it has nothing to do with Bitcoin. On the Bitcoin network, it's just (respectively) UTXOs or OP_RETURN data. The "meaning" comes from external uses, but to me, as a Bitcoin user, it's just dust or a waste of transaction fees.
You're right. But it doesn't change the fact there are
user defined protocol/standard for NFT/token that doesn't use either SegWit or Taproot.
When bitcoin core 30 is implemented (it's already scheduled to) the OP_RETURN limit being turned off will result to unlimited amounts of data being added in a block and utilizing the witness discount.
This part is about stating OP_RETURN utilize witness discount. It's wrong because OP_RETURN isn't counted as witness data by current protocol.
I've seen the OP_RETURN discussion, followed by the Knots discussion, but to me, this is mostly "politics" with 2 strong opposing sides. I'd say the "unlimited amounts of data" is obviously wrong, but I'd also assume that's just a figure of speech.
I understand what you say, although we talk about different part, "OP_RETURN utilize witness discount" and "unlimited amounts of data".
35. Post 66158169 (unedited backup) (by GazetaBitcoin) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 09:19:25 CET 2025) in [AOBT] THE ALLIANCE OF BITCOINTALK TRANSLATORS:
Gazeta, as usually, will you tell LoyceV yourself about this translation?
It's not needed

He saw it!
Done!
Many thanks

Anytime.. I was actually working on the translation and was surprised to see Yeesha had already taken his time to create it. At least I contributed to it in some way..

I was also surprised... At first I did not want to allow his translation, as I am not usually collaborating with users below Full Member rank... but I saw he needed only 5 or 10 merits for becoming Full Member and I decided to let him do it

And yes, you did contribute! Many thanks again!
maybe I'll be available for the next translation topic.. kudos.. to the gang.
If you are interested, there are
2 topics from the past which do not have yet Pidgin translations... but one is very long (Husna's) and the other ne needs some research in your own language (fillippone's).
Cheers!
36. Post 66157487 (unedited backup) (by CreepyUncleJoe) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 01:15:37 CET 2025) in Fortunejack changing island and owner:
Yes thks, at this point my flag has so many DT users supporting it (despite some here who seemed interested for 3 years but just disappearing upon learning the result, @LoyceV are you there?)
I just want to point out for the record that there are some non-DT users supporting your flag that go around trying to extort/scam money from casinos by claiming they have influence over DT.
For whoever might come across this thread in the future: only Default Trust user votes can influence a flag. This person claiming to hold any influence in DT does not. He goes by the online name "Spyds". These accounts seem to belong to him as they tend to support or oppose the same flags:
Blossom15CreepyUncleJoegh0573dHere's an example; don't get fooled:
Just for information - we received this email 13 hours ago.

So just because I supported the flag like the OP asked, you’re accusing me of being a scammer–extortionist?!
You are retarded!
37. Post 66157372 (unedited backup) (by Cryptoman2009) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 00:30:25 CET 2025) in Lottery mining: a cost-benefit analysis:
I’m running 6 Bitaxe Gamma 601 overclocked
This one (+2 more)?
Yes, they were a good price during Black Friday, so I picked up two more.
The cooling shrouds have already been printed, and I'm waiting for Noctua to install the fans like the other four.
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/12/10/UTfyyD.png
38. Post 66157233 (unedited backup) (by bitmover) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 23:46:19 CET 2025) in Mixers to be banned:
A new mixer from the Seychelles
announced itself on Bitcointalk 4 days ago, and started a
signature campaign today. It's pretending to be an "exchange" that can split deposits into multiple wallets "100% private without KYC":
This is a clear violation of the mixer ban.
I suspect that theymos will be ruthless with this service, although I would prefer to see customization, and Splitnow to remove the part of the service that is considered a mixer.
Although when they explain it, it is unclear to me how we got into a problem with mixers and where the narrative of "money laundering" in some crypto transactions came from.
Our service is not a mixer - it's designed to make it easier for users, specifically businesses, to keep BTC and other cryptocurrencies on their balance sheets while remaining flexible with payments. With SplitNOW you can pay out any cryptocurrency to up to 100 people at once, in a single transaction. This is payment infrastructure, not a mixer service. The in-kind asset swaps are designed to make our multi-sending feature as versatile as possible.
I don't think this is
exactly a mixer. Certainly it is good to call theymos attention to it, so he can decide to be more flexible or not about this ban.
But splitting UTXO in different wallets isn't a mixer neither a coinjoin. As far as I understand this service, you won't receive other people coins, only when exchanging.
39. Post 66157207 (unedited backup) (by katanic97) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 23:38:01 CET 2025) in [AOBT] THE ALLIANCE OF BITCOINTALK TRANSLATORS:
Hello gang!

I said i would work on some topics that were already completed for now, i’ve done one old and useful topic
[overview] Recover Bitcoin from any old storage format by
LoyceVHere is the translation to Croatian [
CRO]
I have another topic that i’m translating into Serbian, and i will finish it soon
@Porfirii While i was looking at some translated topics and checking which ones i could translate, i noticed a small mistake. The topic by TryNinja and the one by joker_josue have the same Croatian translation. More precisely, the translation from joker_josue was placed on TryNinja’s topic

Well, when you have time, you can replace it . Also, if you can, you can let LoyceV know about the translation. Thanks!

Thank you for your efforts katanic97. And you're totally right about the misplacement of the Croatian translation in TryNinja's topic, so I deleted it.
Gazeta, as usually, will you tell LoyceV yourself about this translation?
~snip
No problem, Porf

I don’t know if Gazeta informed LoyceV, but i can confirm that he saw the translation
As for translating another topic into Serbian, that will be done over the weekend. Unfortunately, i won’t be able to do it earlier even though i said i would

40. Post 66156973 (unedited backup) (by nutildah) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 22:28:14 CET 2025) in Fortunejack changing island and owner:
Yes thks, at this point my flag has so many DT users supporting it (despite some here who seemed interested for 3 years but just disappearing upon learning the result, @LoyceV are you there?)
I just want to point out for the record that there are some non-DT users supporting your flag that go around trying to extort money from casinos by claiming they have influence over DT.
For whoever might come across this thread in the future: only Default Trust user votes can influence a flag, and the person claiming to hold any influence in DT does not. He goes by the online name "Spyds". These accounts seem to belong to him as they tend to support or oppose the same flags:
Blossom15CreepyUncleJoegh0573dHere's an example; don't get fooled:
Just for information - we received this email 13 hours ago.

41. Post 66156775 (unedited backup) (by examplens) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 21:29:13 CET 2025) in Mixers to be banned:
A new mixer from the Seychelles
announced itself on Bitcointalk 4 days ago, and started a
signature campaign today. It's pretending to be an "exchange" that can split deposits into multiple wallets "100% private without KYC":
This is a clear violation of the mixer ban.
I suspect that theymos will be ruthless with this service, although I would prefer to see customization, and Splitnow to remove the part of the service that is considered a mixer.
Although when they explain it, it is unclear to me how we got into a problem with mixers and where the narrative of "money laundering" in some crypto transactions came from.
Our service is not a mixer - it's designed to make it easier for users, specifically businesses, to keep BTC and other cryptocurrencies on their balance sheets while remaining flexible with payments. With SplitNOW you can pay out any cryptocurrency to up to 100 people at once, in a single transaction. This is payment infrastructure, not a mixer service. The in-kind asset swaps are designed to make our multi-sending feature as versatile as possible.
42. Post 66156665 (unedited backup) (by Welsh) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 20:58:31 CET 2025) in Lottery mining: a cost-benefit analysis:
If more people would do the math on lotteries, they wouldn't play at all. Imagine: "if you play monthly, you'll win on average once every 10 million years". Lol
This is going to sound like I'm
coping, but it's better odds typically than
normal lotteries. Although, that also means generally the prize won is lower. However, if you can afford the taxes, and you sit on Bitcoin for a few years or to the next halving....
Yeah, I'm definitely coping. Nah, the real reason I like these machines is because it scratches the DIY electronic nerd in me, while also being fairly inexpensive if you break it. There's a saying in the UK, in fact it's the Motto for the special forces;
Who dares, wins.
In reality, all I'm doing is donating to the electrical companies. On the other hand; <insert gif of Jim Carrey's 'So, you're telling me there's a chance'>

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43. Post 66156658 (unedited backup) (by Bridgoro) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 20:57:31 CET 2025) in [BOUNTY] Beta Test & Earn: $1,300 Reward Pool for Top Testers!:
OPEN BETA TOP-10 testersOver the past weeks, you helped us push Bridgoro harder than we ever could on our own.
You stress-tested the core mechanics, broke things we didn't expect to break, and uncovered bugs that only real users in real conditions could reveal.
Thanks to you, Bridgoro is already stronger, faster, and far more resilient than when the Beta first began.
Today, we are excited to highlight the
TOP-10 most active and impactful testers.
You guys didn't just participate but went deep. You explored every corner of the platform, and you consistently sent valuable reports that made a real difference.
Congratulations to the TOP-10 testers of OPEN BETA!1st Place -
LoyceV ($400)
2nd Place -
Cyberczar ($300)
3rd Place -
tin tiger ($250)
4th Place -
German Sniper ($200)
5th Place -
masulum ($100)
6th Place -
Bruno Solana ($50)
7th Place -
btcnbegun ($50)
8th Place -
NotATether ($50)
9th Place -
mocacinno ($50)
10th Place -
Hash ($50)
We would like to ask you to send us your
BTC (
or XMR) wallets so we can proceed with transferring your rewards.
Please send your wallet address on the same platform where you submitted your bug reports (
Bitcointalk or Telegram).
All reward transactions will be published publicly for full transparency.
To everyone who joined the Beta, whether you found a bug, shared feedback, or simply tested the flow, THANK YOU!You are part of the foundation of this project, and your contribution will stay with Bridgoro as it evolves.
This Beta reminded us why community matters. Bridgoro was inspired by eXch, but now Bridgoro itself is becoming the project that inspires us to think bigger.
The Beta is over, but our journey is just getting started.
Stay with us, the next announcements will define the future of Bridgoro.
44. Post 66156538 (unedited backup) (by Porfirii) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 20:28:37 CET 2025) in [AOBT] THE ALLIANCE OF BITCOINTALK TRANSLATORS:
Hello gang!

I said i would work on some topics that were already completed for now, i’ve done one old and useful topic
[overview] Recover Bitcoin from any old storage format by
LoyceVHere is the translation to Croatian [
CRO]
I have another topic that i’m translating into Serbian, and i will finish it soon
@Porfirii While i was looking at some translated topics and checking which ones i could translate, i noticed a small mistake. The topic by TryNinja and the one by joker_josue have the same Croatian translation. More precisely, the translation from joker_josue was placed on TryNinja’s topic

Well, when you have time, you can replace it . Also, if you can, you can let LoyceV know about the translation. Thanks!

Thank you for your efforts katanic97. And you're totally right about the misplacement of the Croatian translation in TryNinja's topic, so I deleted it.
Gazeta, as usually, will you tell LoyceV yourself about this translation?
Great job as always Husna QA. I take my hat off to all of you who have managed to finish this translation. I hope I can finish the Spanish one before the end of the year.
Hey Porf, please be aware that Yeesha made the
Pidgin translation for my topic. I checked it with Hatchy's help (to whom I thank a lot) and it's good.
Can you add it to OP, please?
Done! and thank you too, Hatchy ^^
45. Post 66156498 (unedited backup) (by jg_btc) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 20:17:13 CET 2025) in [OPEN] SplitNOW.io Signature Campaign | Split Your Crypto, 100% Private:
So you're promoting mixers again?
Their ANN topic has been 5 days old... No time to check there?
46. Post 66156460 (unedited backup) (by dkbit98) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 20:07:13 CET 2025) in More cloudflare issues?:
I'm not so sure about that: several times per day, Cloudflare wastes a few seconds of my time with their "verifying" page, followed by "click captcha". I have no idea what they're tracking while doing that, all I know it a few seconds several times per day adds up to many hours over the years.
They are certainly tracking your IP address, browser and device your are using, but there are probably more things they are recording.
And it's not always just a few seconds, sometimes it takes more time if you need to solve their captchas.
From what I heard those captchas are just one more way of tracking and teaching AI.
47. Post 66156434 (unedited backup) (by dkbit98) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 20:00:25 CET 2025) in Does this count as a death threat?:
He didn't invent this.
We can literally find a bunch of rap songs with death threats, killings, and all kind or crap, yet they get released all the time.
I think that social media and forums gave people a false sense of safety and ''power'' to threat anyone without any consequences.
Making threat to someone via bitcointalk forum feedback is probably one of the most inefficient way of doing it

48. Post 66156401 (unedited backup) (by fillippone) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 19:52:56 CET 2025) in [TELEGRAM] Yet Another BitcoinTalk Notification BOT (merits, mentions, topics,+):
It takes the title from the moment the merit is scraped, so it will pretty much always be up to date on the notification.

This is going to be fun

I guess this improvement is going to open an endless world of possibilities, possibly disrupting the forum functioning, and the orderly working of the merit system.
49. Post 66156075 (unedited backup) (by Ultegra134) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 18:21:43 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
~Snipped~
Perhaps "frustrated" wasn't the right word. It's just annoying and something I don't believe suits any kind of forum, whether it's about free speech or not. Not that excessive, racism slurs and insults shouldn't be part of any community, whether that's online or not.
I gave you merit
here since you were willing to revise your feedback to neutral
(and I see that you did). However, if this was truly your concern, it would have made more sense to start a topic in Meta, and maybe argue there that a rule against hate speech should be added.
I wasn't sure where to post this, I was between Meta and Reputation.
50. Post 66155766 (unedited backup) (by Ultegra134) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 17:02:38 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
I was at work, and the two previous posts were written there and in a little hurry. Sorry @goldkingcoiner I was in a hurry, I quoted a few people that I value on their forum and are reputable members of this forum in general.
@LoyceV
For Chloe's feedback, as I said myself, I do believe that dealing with him is a risk judging by his behaviour, not because he has shown direct signs, such as offers to a ponzi scheme in PMs, but because he considers everyone else around him a retard, thus, it's safe to assume that he might as well believe that someone who gets scammed is one. By this definition, the negative feedback is justified, but doesn't stand on solid grounds (concrete evidence) that he's truly a trading risk. Calling him an asshole is understandable after receiving many insults, like Chloe mentioned, but you're making yourself as bad as he is, which to me is no use and I haven't resorted to such measure, because I don't want to go down that level.
The reason you can't be insulted is because you're a legendary member, and I do not mean it by rank. Your posts and your presence online has been great. There's no denying that.
@lovesmayfamilis
I respect and value your opinion, along with @LoyceV and @yahoo62278, which is why I changed my negative tag, although I believe he's a major risk when he's behaving like that, it doesn't have solid grounds to show that he's a trading risk and doesn't line up with the forum's guidelines. I never disagreed that his posts have great knowledge in them, but being an ass about it and calling everyone retarded is insulting. I didn't open this thread because I'm petty, nor offended, I couldn't care less about his opinion, but to me, it doesn't line up with how you should talk to people and how any member should be treated, newbie or legendary.
@DireWolfM14
I always respected your character, even though we haven't interacted much, but I disagree with you. I'm not making a topic to bitch about calling me an idiot etc. I don't care, but me, Chloe and other members aren't their "sole victims". He's like that to anyone who doesn't line with his views and knowledge. The point of this topic is that even though there's freedom of speech here, there should be a line of when it's too much. Your positive trust, also in the way @LoyceV has provided examples also doesn't line up with how trust works, I'm mentioning it because you said about trust abuse. My views don't have to align with yours, and that's perfectly okay.
51. Post 66155757 (unedited backup) (by examplens) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 16:59:56 CET 2025) in [BOUNTY] Beta Test & Earn: $1,300 Reward Pool for Top Testers!:
Wouldn't it make sense to have "Flexible Offers Only"? If someone wants to trade the full available amount, they can use any offer they want. But if someone wants a lower amount, this tickbox doesn't help them.
This is another reason why running a Beta test before launch is so important.
You are absolutely right, we should make the
[Flexible Offers toggle] before release.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Such tests should prioritize the functionality of the platform, possibly security. Cosmetic changes and things that do not affect the work itself, and possible swap orders, can certainly change over time, even if the service has been officially launched. I believe it will be a long time before all the shortcomings are noticed and corrected.
52. Post 66155661 (unedited backup) (by Bridgoro) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 16:32:31 CET 2025) in [BOUNTY] Beta Test & Earn: $1,300 Reward Pool for Top Testers!:
Wouldn't it make sense to have "Flexible Offers Only"? If someone wants to trade the full available amount, they can use any offer they want. But if someone wants a lower amount, this tickbox doesn't help them.
This is another reason why running a Beta test before launch is so important.
You are absolutely right, we should make the
[Flexible Offers toggle] before release.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Guys, I'm still reviewing all bug reports from both platforms (
Bitcointalk and Telegram), and my teammate is fully occupied with internal testing of the next patch.
We hope to announce the TOP 10 list today and request wallet addresses from the winners so we can send out the rewards.
Thank you for your patience.
53. Post 66155546 (unedited backup) (by Satofan44) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 16:04:25 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
This is the first time that I encounter you sir/ma'am. We both have a 4 in our usernames and you agree with my criticism, are you sure you are not my main account?

Not long ago the theory was that I was d5000, but perhaps they will come up with something new this time.
I wish I had time to post as much as you do, but unfortunately I'm far to busy these days. Let's not forget eddy13, that's another possibility.

Aren't you retired yet or bored at times like I am? Eddy13? I have to do more research on these individuals, but from what I know so far I can neither confirm or deny any of this.

Yes he did. Someone who facilitates exit scams regularly, even with disclaimers, and abuses trust is somehow fit according to him to be in DT. Another hypocrite and abuser, as I keep showing the examples here. There are many users that are like this in DT right now, but a lot of them are inactive so you won't necessarily see it unless they are cornered in some way but I know plenty for my short time here.
We (everyone) are not perfect, I realize this and so should everyone else, but the trust system cannot work if people use it incorrectly. I really dislike the DT lottery and how it's supposed to be better for the forum as a whole, but so many are clueless that it's not having the intended effect IMO.
The lottery does not work because as with the merit system, the bad guys of all kinds have enough people inside to include each other. You need pro-active members from others to remove them, and with the common apathy here that requires much more effort than an abusive scheme of long-term inclusion does.
Honestly the more you reply the more you show reasons why you might not be good for DT.
Exactly one of my points. If my rudeness can get anyone to break these rules, then they are not a fit for DT.
54. Post 66155533 (unedited backup) (by yahoo62278) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 16:01:25 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
Help me understand which part reads as abusive and which part is not correct.
You're saying trading is high risk because you don't like his posts.
I think I explained everything already.
Trading with Satofan44 is risky due to his history of aggressive and abusive forum behavior, including frequent insults, derogatory remarks (e.g., racist comments), and retaliatory negative trust feedback for non-scam issues.
His poor interpersonal style increases the likelihood that disputes will escalate during trades. I did, but not for the reason you mentioned. AB de Royse777 was already on the DT network, and he left many accurate pieces of feedback, while also providing some controversial ones. But just one day ago, Etranger and inspace excluded him to kick him out of the DT network, which is why I noticed that his feedback isn't showing anymore. If I am not mistaken, these two exclusions stem from personal issues, and I can sense it. I maintain good relationships with all the campaign managers and consider them friends. It doesn't matter what is between them, but using friends to kick someone out of the DT network doesn't look good. I just believe he has left some accurate feedbacks and deserve to be on the DT network frequently.

Honestly the more you reply the more you show reasons why you might not be good for DT.
You gave a red tag to a user for not liking his words basically. His words have nothing to do with trading and being high risk. Then you added a user to counteract others exclusions. I have seen this done in the past but it's rare that it's done.
We (everyone) is not perfect, I realize this and so should everyone else, but the trust system cannot work if people use it incorrectly. I really dislike the DT lottery and how it's supposed to be better for the forum as a whole, but so many are clueless that it's not having the intended effect IMO.
55. Post 66155465 (unedited backup) (by TryNinja) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 15:41:43 CET 2025) in [TELEGRAM] Yet Another BitcoinTalk Notification BOT (merits, mentions, topics,+):
Small update: Merits will now be notified with the current title of the merited post.
How often are post-titles updated? When I'm the OP, I can edit all post titles in my thread and finally do this:
I suddenly feel the urge to change the title on all posts in one of my topics to do this:
You received 1 merit from LoyceV for Looking at your hairy arm.

It takes the title from the moment the merit is scraped, so it will pretty much always be up to date on the notification.

56. Post 66155375 (unedited backup) (by BlackHatCoiner) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 15:08:55 CET 2025) in Lottery mining: a cost-benefit analysis:
For such a lottery, a miner with 1 PH/s requires very cheap electricity, and old ASICs can be bought inexpensively
Old ASICs can be bought inexpensively, but old ASICs have a pretty terrible performance, in comparison with new ASICs. The capital calculation miners need to make depends on whether they're willing to place large capital today or pay more in electricity costs over the long term. Tough business.
There's a reason miners are highly concentrated on areas with very cheap power.
Also, many miners mine at a loss, because in some jurisdictions, mining bitcoin comes cheaper after taxes than buying and selling later. I think the former is not subjected to capital gains tax.
57. Post 66155372 (unedited backup) (by God Of Thunder) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 15:08:31 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
Help me understand which part reads as abusive and which part is not correct.
You're saying trading is high risk because you don't like his posts.
I think I explained everything already.
Trading with Satofan44 is risky due to his history of aggressive and abusive forum behavior, including frequent insults, derogatory remarks (e.g., racist comments), and retaliatory negative trust feedback for non-scam issues.
His poor interpersonal style increases the likelihood that disputes will escalate during trades. I did, but not for the reason you mentioned. AB de Royse777 was already on the DT network, and he left many accurate pieces of feedback, while also providing some controversial ones. But just one day ago, Etranger and inspace excluded him to kick him out of the DT network, which is why I noticed that his feedback isn't showing anymore. If I am not mistaken, these two exclusions stem from personal issues, and I can sense it. I maintain good relationships with all the campaign managers and consider them friends. It doesn't matter what is between them, but using friends to kick someone out of the DT network doesn't look good. I just believe he has left some accurate feedbacks and deserve to be on the DT network frequently.

58. Post 66155337 (unedited backup) (by DireWolfM14) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 15:00:14 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
Exactly.
Indubitably.
Even though I can't agree with your feedback, it made me chuckle:
I can speculate the reason you trust my feedback is because I almost never leave these types of reviews. There are rare occasions where I use them to offset the abuse of others.
59. Post 66155288 (unedited backup) (by mrust_mobile) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 14:42:56 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
Ultegra and Mia are politically correct warriors fighting to protect the freedom of speech
What makes you say that?
Not sure, for a moment I find myself living inside the spartacus universe doctoréV.
No need to take it too seriously
60. Post 66155285 (unedited backup) (by God Of Thunder) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 14:42:02 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
Wasn't this reason good enough to change the username?
I barely care about what JollyGood says. He was in my ignore list for a while. I think I unignored him a few weeks ago.
This is not the only reason. I have other reasons for changing my username, and I wrote them on a different thread. I get too many mentions daily from topics I never posted because of my username. People use this keyword and wallla.
Would you believe that my locals started copying my username?
I find that
hard to believe 
LOL. I have seen two of them, and those are from my local thread. I didn't know many accounts were created with the keyword "Learn". I was planning to request theymos to change my username, though. "Trick".
This new nickname fits nicely

Do you think so?
I guess that was pointed out by someone already, and I thought it fit better.
In the past week, at least 4 users got a name change.
I haven't seen any application thread for a name change. Did they send a PM to theymos for that? Look at my username.
I get unnecessary daily mentions of useless topics like Helping kids learn Bitcoin, teaching kids about Bitcoin is not in vain, etc. Whenever people use this word, I get notified via Telegram with TryNinja's bot. What is the good reason for changing a username? Is my reason good enough to consider?
You're asking this right after you added an abusive negative feedback?
Trading with Satofan44 is risky due to his history of aggressive and abusive forum behavior, including frequent insults, derogatory remarks (e.g., racist comments), and retaliatory negative trust feedback for non-scam issues.
His poor interpersonal style increases the likelihood that disputes will escalate during trades.
Help me understand which part reads as abusive and which part is not correct.
Unlike others, I have explained why I think trading with him is high-risk.
Negative - You think that trading with this person is high-risk. You might also be able to add a flag.
61. Post 66155219 (unedited backup) (by God Of Thunder) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 14:18:55 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
Have you excluded Satofan44 from your trust list yet?
No, why would I? He's not on DT.
Does that mean you do not exclude people who are not in DT?
Does that mean "People" who excluded him from their trust list did it wrong?
Should they remove his name from their trust list exclusion?
Do you think most of the feedback left by Mia Chloe is incorrect?
Let's see:
"Helped this user" doesn't mean the user is unlikely to scam anyone.
"Done a few designs for" doesn't mean the user is unlikely to scam anyone.
"Done a couple of photograph edits and design jobs ~ even offering to pay before hand" doesn't clearly say if any funds were risked.
"Had a small deal with this user ~ I am giving a trust because he was easy to communicate and deal with", for $15 which wasn't even risked.
"Worked with ~ for some time now and he is a nice campaign manager" sounds acceptable, the campaign manager could have not paid thus funds were probably risked. But I can't be sure without a Reference link proving it.
"willingly borrowed me a large amount of funds without a collateral" doesn't mean the user could have scammed, it's the other way around.
Do you believe his trust list is bad?
See
the list: it's pretty safe, mostly selecting users who are on DT1 already.
I see you instantly concluded after seeing one of his feedback on satofan44's profile. I think leaving controversial negative feedback always been accepted here and DT members barely care about one single feedback. If most feedbacks left by you are correct and one is incorrect, I don't care about that one feedback.
Of course Trust inclusions or exclusions are based on "an average" of all feedback. I usually don't agree with all feedback someone left. But you're comparing 1 (in my opinion abusive) negative feedback from Mia Chloe to DT-members with many good negatives and one abuse one. My Trust exclusions are
well documented, and I don't easily exclude users. That's why I posted my opinion hoping for improvement. But after seeing those positive feedbacks, combined with the emotional negative feedback, I don't think this user belongs on DT.
Thank you for taking a look and sharing your opinion about it. Should I expect you to take some time and check other forum members' feedback as well, and post your opinion on who belongs on DT? I would love to invite you to go through some members' feedback, including mine, and tell if they belong on DT

62. Post 66155184 (unedited backup) (by Satofan44) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 14:08:31 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
I see you instantly concluded after seeing one of his feedback on satofan44's profile. I think leaving controversial negative feedback always been accepted here and DT members barely care about one single feedback. If most feedbacks left by you are correct and one is incorrect, I don't care about that one feedback.
Of course Trust inclusions or exclusions are based on "an average" of all feedback. I usually don't agree with all feedback someone left. But you're comparing 1 (in my opinion abusive) negative feedback from Mia Chloe to DT-members with many good negatives and one abuse one. My Trust exclusions are
well documented, and I don't easily exclude users. That's why I posted my opinion hoping for improvement. But after seeing those positive feedbacks, combined with the emotional negative feedback, I don't think this user belongs on DT.
He just knowingly engaged in trust abuse because I called him out as being part of a spam network. These 3rd world pajeets are really something. Yes, some managers do accept campaigns as low as $50 per week but many of you don't know that, that's why it upset him. I ask you to exclude God Of Thunder too on the same grounds.

63. Post 66155095 (unedited backup) (by God Of Thunder) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 13:38:19 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
@OP: What's your stance on Mia Chloe's feedback on Satofan44?
This is the biggest asshole I've seen on this forum moving around making stupid allegations. Avoid this retard.
Not only is it rude and abusive (which I'm okay with but you seem to mind), it's also Trust abuse and if this stays red
I'll exclude Mia Chloe from my Trust list.
I see double standards here.
Have you excluded Satofan44 from your trust list yet?
Did you check the other feedback left by Mia Chloe on other forum members' profiles? Do you think most of the feedback left by Mia Chloe is incorrect? Do you believe his trust list is bad? I see you instantly concluded after seeing one of his feedback on satofan44's profile. I think leaving controversial negative feedback always been accepted here and DT members barely care about one single feedback. If most feedbacks left by you are correct and one is incorrect, I don't care about that one feedback.
64. Post 66155088 (unedited backup) (by Satofan44) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 13:35:43 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
This isn't an isolated incident, he just insults everyone
That's not true, he hasn't insulted
me 
He won't be able to, because being insulted is a choice, and I choose not to be insulted. Some call it growing a thicker skin, I just like not worrying about online blabla.
Are you experiencing feelings of being left out? I apologize for not insulting you

. Or more accurately, for not being able to insult you.

Well, I think this question is relevant because when you don't trust someone in general you also don't trust him to make deals, so a red tag would be justified from that point of view.
By that logic I could tag you and millions of other accounts. That seems like a waste of time

If you start tagging people for their opinion, negative feedback loses it's meaning as a warning for real scammers.
I expect such senior members to know these things by now, and as such I see this as just a very bad attempt at twisting the situation to try to silence me. He has been 8 times longer than me here, he should definitely know that if I know it.
65. Post 66154915 (unedited backup) (by Satofan44) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 12:35:19 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
There are a few smart, cool heads that try to be objective and fair. Thanks @yahoo62278, @LoyceV, @lovesmayfamilis. Even if we don't agree on many things, bias is never warranted -- objectivity always is. Rudeness triggers the weaker minds to throw away objectivity, they get easily tricked by their own anger into false rationalizations and justifications as is seen here. That should not happen.
Would you trade with satofan44? Would you trust him for any deals or least urge someone to trust him?
Well, I think this question is relevant because when you don't trust someone in general you also don't trust him to make deals, so
a red tag would be justified from that point of view.
No it is not, otherwise all my red tags are not abuse and are spot on. I would not trade with any single misinformation spreader here or a shitposter, but that does not justify the negative tags according to senior DT members. Therefore this manipulation of the situation in order to make a false claim of a justified red tag on me does not work. You guys really need to take a look in the mirror,
some of you are complete hypocrites and completely abusive of the seniority that you have here.
He's called me "LauraV" at least 3 times, including on my feedback page. His trolling is a waste of his technical knowledge, his contribution to the forum would have been much better without the drama.
Life can't all be about conducting research, keep my technical section cleaner and it will be less boring.

I agree with your decision; ultimately, we shouldn't resort to the same methods.
DT members must be held to a much higher standard than whatever is being asked from everyone else, only then can someone actually believe that many people here are not corrupt and that they are not defending all kinds of shady shit for malicious reasons. Practice what you preach -- I believe is the relevant principle here.
66. Post 66154875 (unedited backup) (by lovesmayfamilis) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 12:19:07 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
The case is the case. Your trust rating is not the proper way to use the trust system. He is an asshole to some users, you think he is the 1st 1? Look, this forum allows users to speak their minds and in this case I agree he has said some pretty harsh things, but that does not mean you can just incorrectly tag him and it's ok. You're doing the same thing he is by doing so.
You don't like they person, fine ignore them. Others don't like his verbal abuse, fine they can ignore him. Eventually they will be talking to themselves. If you don't like his tags ~ them and move on. There are enough users that have done so, so making DT will be very challenging for them.
This is the first I've seen in my years being that aggressively hostile to others, I've seen others every now and then, but nothing like this. I changed my feedback back to the neutral I originally gave him.
I agree with your decision; ultimately, we shouldn't resort to the same methods. Satofan44 also asked me whether behavior like leaving tags by DT members is fair to the trust system. Nevertheless, he should listen to others and accept the forum's rules. Otherwise, he should open his own forum and invite a select few. Perhaps your example will encourage him to cool his ardor toward those around him. I see so many helpful posts from him; in fact, I decided not to even add him to my distrust list, removing the tilde this week. I'd like to believe that we won't become enemies but rather teach by example how to be more considerate of others, and instead of reproaches and insults, ask him to teach things that others, for obvious reasons, may not know. For me, LoyceV is simply a wonderful example of how to behave online. If it is very difficult to understand each other, you can simply pass by.
67. Post 66154797 (unedited backup) (by Mia Chloe) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 11:53:37 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
~snip
I'm surprised you are quoting me to say this. First let's start with how many times he has mentioned me in discussions that I don't need be mentioned in just to make allegations he can't prove he's been trolling me but I let it slide. If he has a problem with insults I could care less but mentioning me and accusing me on the most frowned thing in this forum is something I will not agree to slide by.
The moment you begin to take a chill from what he wrote then you'll begin to give others the benefit of doubt that you may be part of an alt farm.
To add to this I have a general question to ask everyone advocating that there be no need for a negative tag;
Would you trade with satofan44? Would you trust him for any deals or least urge someone to trust him?
68. Post 66154742 (unedited backup) (by BlackHatCoiner) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 11:32:26 CET 2025) in Lottery mining: a cost-benefit analysis:
That address belongs to the owner of CKPool. He charges 2% of every block reward, if your miner solves a block.
That's 9 blocks in (almost) half a year, or one block every 20 days.
Yes, but consider that not all miners in CKPool are lottery miners. Most people who find blocks there have a lot more than just 1 TH/s. If you visit
eusolostats.ckpool.org, you can see that right now, 42 PH/s are directed to that pool. (And another
167 PH/s in the American pool.) I think only three people have ever found a block with Bitaxe. One of them was the one referred in the OP:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5237323.msg66076933#msg66076933.
69. Post 66154275 (unedited backup) (by TypoTonic) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 08:44:32 CET 2025) in Till when should we keep up with abusive behaviour?:
Since when is it acceptable to call other people idiots, complete retards, make racist comments that hold no background, in the forum?
It's not, and I don't agree with his hateful remarks. But it's his choice if he wants to be rude, and he has the freedom to do so. There's always the ignore button though.
If someone on the internet is mean to you:
boo fucking hoo! Use the Ignore button, and forget about them.
If we look at the intended use of the trust system, I don't think a negative tag is appropriate for this. A neutral with reference to this thread should be enough.
Negative (shown as
-1)
- If you believe someone is a scammer, or someone is likely to scam, that deserves negative feedback. Please provide evidence.
- If you really hate someone and he's a terrible troll, that does not deserve negative feedback.
Be the bigger man!With great power comes great responsibility (
source unknown). Especially when you're on DefaultTrust (or if you want to be on DefaultTrust in the future), you shouldn't (ab)use that power by leaving (negative) feedback when someone does something you don't like. Your Sent feedback is what others use to judge your judgement.
70. Post 66154270 (unedited backup) (by apogio) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 08:42:38 CET 2025) in My friend's mistake; a lesson for everyone!:
What prevented him from keeping a "metal" backup (even if it's paper)?
Or maybe he should have used an HDD (given its sensitivity to shock), which is likely more durable than USB flash drives.
He didn't use paper, because as I said he wanted to encrypt the wallet. Which is not an excuse, because he could have used a BIP39 passphrase or a BIP38 encrypted paper wallet.
I discovered another "ticking time bomb" in this story. Did your friend store his passphrase at the bank? Does that mean he trusted third parties? This could also be considered a vulnerability that could lead to loss of access to the wallet.
It's not really considered a bomb. I wouldn't do it either, but as far as security is concerned, having a passphrase in the bank isn't going to cost you a lot. Let me clarify:
- a passphrase alone can't cost you any money. Anyone having it, needs to have physical access to a seed phrase backup, otherwise, it's just a random set of words or characters.
- a bank's vault can't be opened without the physical presence of the owner. *
* It can be violated if the bank is "legally" enforced to violate it. It can also be violated during a potential robbery. And more importantly LoyceV had written a post** once, showing how easy it is to violate a vault's lock without even leaving a small trace.
** Sorry I really can't find it now...
71. Post 66154212 (unedited backup) (by PaperWallet) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 08:13:49 CET 2025) in Fortunejack changing island and owner:
Well to help you can support the flag, actually every other individual here I called upon has supported my flag.
It’s not my job to check out their employees, God will take care of the wicked
I support the flag. You can already see my name in the list. It's not your job to check out their employees but I was curious about whether you tried to do that. This is the
email of their CEO in case you need it or will ever need it.
I see that their thread has a red warning and their account has a negative trust. It's a very good achievement from you but this whole situation makes me pity to the point where I almost want to cry because FortuneJack was one of my favourite casinos and when I learnt that it was a local company, I was very proud of them. Turns out, they are not the company to be proud of.
Yes thks, at this point my flag has so many DT users supporting it (despite some here who seemed interested for 3 years but just disappearing upon learning the result, @LoyceV are you there?)
72. Post 66154208 (unedited backup) (by fillippone) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 08:12:55 CET 2025) in [TELEGRAM] Yet Another BitcoinTalk Notification BOT (merits, mentions, topics,+):
How often are post-titles updated? When I'm the OP, I can edit all post titles in my thread and finally do this:
I suddenly feel the urge to change the title on all posts in one of my topics to do this:
You received 1 merit from LoyceV for Looking at your hairy arm.

This sounds like a good plan which finally needs an execution.
Everything is in place for the inevitable to happen (soon).
73. Post 66153701 (unedited backup) (by Satofan44) (scraped on Wed Dec 10 02:35:01 CET 2025) in Secure & Private No-KYC Crypto Swaps (MWEB, XMR):
However, i also wonder about how many honest users received high AML coins
That really depends on the (completely arbitrary and secret) definition of "high AML coins". Most people have traces of cocaine on the banknotes in their wallet, but nobody bats an eye as long as they're not criminals. I really dislike the attack on Bitcoin through the notion of taint, but I still believe our legal system won't arrest people for coins they obtained honestly.
I don`t think this comparison is very precise
Just because someone snorted cocaine on a bank note doesn`t make them a criminal. And that is precisely the reason why dollar notes have traces of cocaine. Not because people are drug dealers, but because they are users of cocaine.
But if a drug dealer sends 10 thousand dollars to your bank account you might have problems.
You can receive a payment or bad coins without doing anything wrong, so yes it is comparable. Someone anonymous could make a payment to you with such coins, you could get them as a result of mixing and many other scenario. It should not mean that you are automatically a criminal and that your funds should be frozen.
74. Post 66152461 (unedited backup) (by BlackHatCoiner) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 19:24:02 CET 2025) in Is BCT dead and most of the traffic just mindless AI zombies now?:
What other solution is there apart from killing the monetary incentive in the first place?
I'd say enforcing this
9 years old guidelines would be a good start.
I'm curious: isn't a moderator paid to be a moderator? If they aren't paid, there's so much money sitting in forum's cold storage that could be used to fund moderators that actually moderate.
75. Post 66152439 (unedited backup) (by NotATether) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 19:17:31 CET 2025) in Talksearch.io - Advanced Bitcointalk Search Engine:
Already the mass edited/deleted posts updater using the sitemaps has refreshed 100k threads (a pittance when you take note that there's over 5 million topics, but we're getting there!)
Last time I checked (2 months ago), I counted
only 1,415,773 topics (102 MB txt file). Almost 75% is deleted.
Right. I forgot that I ran a query on my internal Elasticsearch node for the number of unique topics, and got similar to this number too.
This significantly cuts down on runtime! I still have to search for and remove any deleted topics post-2020 though (when I loaded your archive into the storage).
76. Post 66152057 (unedited backup) (by MoonReaver) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 17:39:25 CET 2025) in Is BCT dead and most of the traffic just mindless AI zombies now?:
What other solution is there apart from killing the monetary incentive in the first place?
I'd say enforcing this
9 years old guidelines would be a good start.
If it’s a guideline of an almost a decade ago them don’t the current managers go along it?
77. Post 66151228 (unedited backup) (by Satofan44) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 13:41:37 CET 2025) in Improper use of the trust system based on BTC dev opinions :
In OPs case, I read
the Reference link, and I don't think this neutral tag does
ABCbits's thread any justice. I'd say those posts are more about sharing an opinion than stating facts. But that's just my opinion

He's posting misinformation about LN and many aspects of Bitcoin all the time. There is a pattern of behavior that you'd not allow for many users, therefore tags are warranted. Actually you'd ought to leave one yourself to be consistent with your feedback practices.

78. Post 66151008 (unedited backup) (by Halab) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 12:44:02 CET 2025) in Talksearch.io - Advanced Bitcointalk Search Engine:
Last time I checked (2 months ago), I counted
only 1,415,773 topics (102 MB txt file). Almost 75% is deleted.
I began to dare to doubt these figures. But I forgot MindlessElectron, which fights against other spamming bots.
The percentage of topics deleted by human mods must be much lower.
79. Post 66150929 (unedited backup) (by TheNextBigThinger0x0) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 12:12:55 CET 2025) in NFT forum game as an ad for a project - worth it?:
or known shitcoins
Creating your own shitcoin isn't going to make this any better.
Ahhh, so I can't even run a fun forum game with theories, hype and vagueposting
Sure you can!
Speculation sounds like a good board if it's Bitcoin related. But you're not allowed to add made-up tokens as rewards. These rules were made years ago because "altcoin giveaways" got out of hand. Everyone wants to hype their own thing.
Well in this case it seems like the game is already dead on arrival. RIP.
80. Post 66150830 (unedited backup) (by bitmover) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 11:37:37 CET 2025) in Secure & Private No-KYC Crypto Swaps (MWEB, XMR):
However, i also wonder about how many honest users received high AML coins
That really depends on the (completely arbitrary and secret) definition of "high AML coins". Most people have traces of cocaine on the banknotes in their wallet, but nobody bats an eye as long as they're not criminals. I really dislike the attack on Bitcoin through the notion of taint, but I still believe our legal system won't arrest people for coins they obtained honestly.
I don`t think this comparison is very precise
Just because someone snorted cocaine on a bank note doesn`t make them a criminal. And that is precisely the reason why dollar notes have traces of cocaine. Not because people are drug dealers, but because they are users of cocaine.
But if a drug dealer sends 10 thousand dollars to your bank account you might have problems.
81. Post 66150756 (unedited backup) (by _act_) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 11:06:43 CET 2025) in Improper use of the trust system based on BTC dev opinions :
Is it not neutral feedback that ABCbits is giving to those that are positi f on technical board with wrong information? If it is a neutral tag, there is nothing bad about it to clean the technical board from spam.
Use Neutral feedback for anything that doesn't mean someone can or can't be trusted.
There is nothing bad in the tags if it is neutral.
This forum is for everyone that like to know about bitcoin, not for only the technical aspect of bitcoin. You can grow your account without listing in technical boards of this forum. Anyone found guilty should stop posting there and message ABCbits about it to consider removing the tag or he should post good things on the technical board to convince him.
82. Post 66150654 (unedited backup) (by bitmover) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 10:35:37 CET 2025) in Secure & Private No-KYC Crypto Swaps (MWEB, XMR):
Most arrests happen because of mistakes in OPSEC.
I'd argue most arrests happen because of committing crimes

I'm all for privacy, but within the limits of the law. It now sounds like you're encouraging criminals to improve their OPSEC.
I agree.
However, i also wonder about how many honest users received high AML coins and have problems with deposits and withdrawal of their coins.
Maybe a large number of them just lose the money because their money is just frozen forever in CEX, casinos, etc... and the amount might not be high enough to be worth the trouble.
83. Post 66150645 (unedited backup) (by TheNextBigThinger0x0) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 10:32:49 CET 2025) in NFT forum game as an ad for a project - worth it?:
I just don't know, what else can be a reward?
Bitcoin. That's what
Games and rounds is for.
I am not going to give any rewards in Bitcoin or known shitcoins for two reasons:
1. Too much risk for too little reward. I can't guarantee it will ever bring enough attention to the project. I will likely just waste money.
2. I want to identify people who are for the love of the game and not quick buck. I mean, I'd been doing this for months with no guarantees. I'd expect some level of risk tolerance from the players too, otherwise it'd be not a fun forum game but a shit paid advertisement that the forum is already full of.
That's not to mention that the game I want to start is not gambling.
For a game on a crypto forum it's most logical to use some sort of tokens even if worthless, and NFTs are the most logical choice.
I think that fits in this category:
Giveaways that require users to post in one or more specific threads / topics in exchange for altcoins are prohibited forum-wide.
Ahhh, so I can't even run a fun forum game with theories, hype and vagueposting despite fun because it is prohibited to have fun. Even if I won't guarantee anything and will reward people based on vibes and not some strict formula, it's apparently still against the rules. Okay there, cool.
84. Post 66150595 (unedited backup) (by TheNextBigThinger0x0) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 10:13:49 CET 2025) in NFT forum game as an ad for a project - worth it?:
Didn't the NFT hype end a few years ago?
Yeah. I am probably a bit late to the party.
I just don't know, what else can be a reward? For a game on a crypto forum it's most logical to use some sort of tokens even if worthless, and NFTs are the most logical choice. I'd probably had more success if I figured it out years ago, but unfortunately I have not consumed the
KINO back then, and even so it'd take me a while to figure out this idea and the NFT hype would end by that point anyway.
85. Post 66150132 (unedited backup) (by God Of Thunder) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 07:34:14 CET 2025) in [self-moderated] Report unmerited good posts to Merit Source:
This guy received almost all his Merit from "post reviews". That must be why fillippone's Merit thread is more popular than mine

fillippone's thread is kind of dedicated to local board posts review, while you actually encourage people to submit good quality posts that are written in English. Do you expect people to submit their local board posts as well? I think it is more important to focus on your goal, which actually creates a borderline between your thread and other merit sources. I expect people to submit extraordinary posts here, which could be somewhat informative or helpful to others. If you start sending merits to the posts that were mentioned above, you will see more similar applications in your thread, and your thread will become more popular. I am sure you do not want popularity over quality.
86. Post 66149583 (unedited backup) (by katanic97) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 00:48:31 CET 2025) in [AOBT] THE ALLIANCE OF BITCOINTALK TRANSLATORS:
Hello , gang

I said i would work on some topics that were already completed for now, i’ve done one old and useful topic
[overview] Recover Bitcoin from any old storage format by
LoyceVHere is the translation to Croatian [
CRO]
I have another topic that I’m translating into Serbian, and i will finish it soon
@Porfirii While i was looking at some translated topics and checking which ones i could translate, i noticed a small mistake. The topic by TryNinja and the one by joker_josue have the same Croatian translation. More precisely, the translation from joker_josue was placed on TryNinja’s topic

Well, when you have time, you can replace it

87. Post 66149512 (unedited backup) (by katanic97) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 00:27:50 CET 2025) in [pregled] Oporavak Bitcoina iz bilo kog starog formata cuvanja:
Autor:
LoyceVOriginal tema:
[overview] Recover Bitcoin from any old storage format
[pregled] Povratak Bitcoina iz bilo kog starog formata cuvanja
Pozadina
Video sam mnogo tema kao sto je: Obnavljanje cudnog starog novcanika, a odgovor je cesto veoma jednostavan ako neko prepozna format.Posto ce se broj razlicitih formata samo povecavati, i (u buducnosti) ocekujem da ce vise ljudi zaboraviti koji su format koristili za cuvanje svojih Bitcoina pre 10 ili više godina, odlucio sam da napravim pregled.
Cilj ove teme je da pruzi kompletan pregled za svakoga ko pronadje Bitcoine u bilo kom formatu skladistenja.Rad u toku
Ova tema je rad u toku. Molim vas postavite sve formate skladistenja koji nedostaju ili dodatne podatke za identificiaranje, kako bih ih mogao dodati u prvi post (i dati vam zasluge). Nisam sam isprobao sve moguce novcanike, niti tvrdim da znam sve postojece formate. Ako pronadjete temu u kojoj se pita za format koji još nije pokriven, molim vas postavite link.Upozorenje: preduzmite bezbednosne mere
Prvo: napravite jednu ili vise bekap kopija (hvala DaveF)! Uverite se da ne radite na jedinoj kopiji koju imate, jer rizikujete da izgubite sve.
Uverite se da znate sta radite pre nego što to uradite! Ako ste u nedoumici , nemojte.
Ignorisite ili prijavite nezeljene privatne poruke od novih ili starih korisnika. Raspravljajte o svojim potrebama javno na Bitcointalk-u, ali NEMOJTE objavljivati svoje privatne kljuceve, reci seed fraze ili fajlove novcanika. NEMOJTE verovati "pomoci" koju dobijete putem PM-a , bicete prevareni. Budite pazljivi sa slikama ekrana koje postavljate.
Ne verujte nikome svoje privatne kljuceve, osim ako niste apsolutno sigurni da biste mu poverili isti iznos u kesu.
Nekoliko sajtova pokusava da vas navede da preuzmete kompromitovan novcanik. Uverite se da koristite zvanican sajt pre preuzimanja i proverite potpis/checksum instalera (hvala ETFbitcoin).
Kada je potrebno, koristite izolovani offline kompjuter pokrenut sa Linux LIVE DVD-a (na primer Ubuntu ili Knoppix) bez internet konekcije.
Ne izlazite velike kolicine Bitcoina hot novcaniku. Pretpostavite da vam je sistem kompromitovan i ponasajte se u skladu s tim. Ne vjerujte svom Windows clipboardu , malver moze promeniti vasu Bitcoin adresu svojom, a proveravanje samo prva nekoliko karaktera nije dovoljno da to spreci.
Ako koristite papirni novcanik, trebalo bi da potrosite ceo balans odjednom. Ako potrosite samo mali deo, rizikujete da izgubite ostatak balansa zbog change adrese.Gde poslati svoje Bitcoine
Pre nego sto pokusate da povratite svoja sredstva, trebalo bi vec da znate gde cete ih poslati nakon oporavka. Postavka bezbednog novcanika prevazilazi opseg ove teme, ali preporucujem da potrazite ovde: Izaberite svoj [Bitcoin] novcanik. Razmislite o tome da li zelite da koristite SegWit adresu ili ne.
Napravite jednu ili vise bezbednih rezervnih kopija pre nego sto u novcanik uplatite bilo kakva sredstva.Bitcoin privatni kljucevi (ovaj deo je uglavnom zasnovan na podacima sa bitaddress.org)- WIF (Wallet Import Format) (51 karakter base58, pocinje sa "5").
Primer: 5KMWmYkn5YWkJnUDG4utD9L1HXQv3DBseqqCGsQXmthcEerbA7k - WIF Kompresovani (52 karaktera base58, pocinje sa "K" ili "L").
Primer: L41YPdADy46J9Vh77WGR2bktFwEZ6knza2Xim3Urq9CEWynkkLgn
Napomena: i WIF i WIF Kompresovani se izvode iz istog privatnog kljuca, ali rezultuju razlicitim Bitcoin adresama. - Privatni kljuc u heksadecimalnom formatu (64 karaktera [0-9A-F])(nije cesto) .
Primer: CA9A061710B8BC582E1B8BB60D0F3F2751791888AB5C18737620087ABDF74A05 - Privatni kljuc (44 karaktera base64)(nije cesto)
Primer: ypoGFxC4vFguG4u2DQ8/J1F5GIirXBhzdiAIer33SgU= - Mini privatni kljuc (22, 26 ili 30 karaktera base58, pocinje sa "S", vidi wiki ili ovu
poruku).
Primer: Sf2i92UoH3kMooYXHdDQ4YQvLTdPrQ - BIP38 lozinkom enkriptovani privatni kljuc (58 karaktera base58, pocinje sa "6P", vidi bitaddress.org, klik na Wallet Details).
Primer: 6PRNqE9p5hTUgNy5cxXnrfVKZPX5Qz8sqB7oNfDT9N3YdCM7rqRxruxkN1 - Privatni kljuc sa nedostajucim checksum-om
Primer: 5KMWmYkn5YWkJnUDG4utD9L1HXQv3DBseqqCGsQXmthcEerbA7k
Poslednjih 7 karaktera privatnog kljuca su checksum. Blockchain.info backup-i su nekada izostavljali checksum. Jednostavan nacin da ga povratite jeste da importujete privatni kljuc bez checksum-a u novi novcanik na blockchain.info (danas blockchain.com), a zatim ga ponovo exportujete. Napomena: ne preporucujem izlaganje privatnog kljuca online novcaniku, ali ako je originalno kreiran na Blockchain.info, treba ga ionako smatrati kompromitovanim (izvor i detalji; informacija mozda nije potpuno tacna (hvala Coding Enthusiast)). - Privatni kljuc za SegWit adrese
Privatni kljuc se može koristiti za kreiranje SegWit adresa (pocinju sa "3" ili "bc1"). Mozete ih uvesti u Electrum dodavanjem "p2wpkh-p2sh:" ili "p2wpkh:" ispred privatnog kljuca (izvor i detalji). - Nedovrseni privatni kljuc
Ako je nekoliko karaktera privatnog kljuca izgubljeno, i dalje postoje opcije za oporavak (nedostaje 5 karaktera na poznatim lokacijama, nedostaje jedan karakter na nepoznatoj lokaciji (nisam testirao)), ali dalje objašnjenje izlazi iz okvira ove teme. - Blockstack
Ako imate Bitcoin u CLI Blockstack nodu, procitajte ovu temu i ovu temu. - Coinbase multisig Vault
Ako imate Coinbase multisig Vault, procitajte ovu temu, ovu poruku i ovu poruku. - Cryptolator multisig fizicki coin
Ako imate Cryptolator multisig fizicki coin, procitajte ovu poruku (i ostatak te teme).
Ako imate privatni kljuc, mozete izabrati neki od mnogih novcanika za njegov uvoz. Electrum je verovatno najlaksi. Ako je privatni kljuc u pogresnom formatu, mozete koristiti bitaddress.org (uradite ovo offline!!) da ga konvertujete u WIF ili WIF Kompresovani.Odredjivanje novcanika na osnovu imena fajlova (napomena: ovo su podrazumevana imena fajlova, moguce je da ste svoje preimenovali)Seed fraze, liste reci ili memorijske frazeBitcoin novcanici mogu biti sačuvani kao seed fraze, obično duge između 12 i 24 reci. Koriscene
reči mogu biti na vise jezika (hvala
HeRetiK).
- 12 reci
Primer: thrive jump wheel calm eyebrow order ankle raven fee narrow diamond adult
Seed se moze prosiriti jednom ili vise dodatnih reci.
Koristite Electrum ili iancolemanov Mnemonic Code Converter (uradite ovo van mreže!!) da biste izdvojili sve privatne kljuceve. Pogledajte ovde ako zelite da koristite Electrum seed sa iancoleman-om. - 24 reci
Hardverski novcanici poput Trezor-a i Ledger-a obicno koriste 24 reci.
Primer: party describe tunnel brother explain laugh hello have short wood bird desk liar pole neck push wine tooth young mean grain join cheap aisle
Koristite originalni hardverski novčanik ili iancolemanov Mnemonic Code Converter (radite ovo offline!!) da biste izdvojili sve privatne kljuceve.
Cesta greska je koriscenje reci u pogresnom redosledu kada su zapisane ovako:
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
A pokusavate da ih unesete kao: 1 3 5 7 … 2 4 6 8 … - Drugi broj reci
Ako se ne sesate kako je lista napravljena, mozete koristiti iancolemanov Mnemonic Code Converter (radite ovo offline!!) da biste izdvojili sve privatne kljuceve. - Nedostajuca ili pogrešna rec(i)
Probajte seedrecover.py (nisam testirao) (radite ovo offline!!) (hvala o_e_l_e_o). Azuriran link: ovde. - Master privatni kljuc (111 karaktera, pocinje sa „xprv” (legacy adrese koje počinju sa "1"), "yprv" (kompatibilne SegWit adrese koje pocinju sa „3”) ili "zprv" (native SegWit adrese koje pocinju sa "bc1") (izvor).
Primer: xprv9xyQEZakyfuyCRGF1moJNatpGDAgMS4hgctAgWU4RNw664qCz6agreZParHx6G24td48SZKnmK8 ppSVMvmyBuTy9L4poDhwgm9aR9GukgQW (izvor i dodatno citanje)
Koristite Electrum > kreiraj novi novcanik > unesi seed. - Armory Root Key: 18 reci od po cetiri slova.
Primer (sa bitkee.com): eoaj gghu ruaf ghwe jnrh ftuu hweu aeun agkg tudt waja gunn oawg jkwh dhei hjdn itar naoj
Koristite Armory. Pogledajte ovaj post za izvoz privatnih ključeva. - Blockchain.info: Za oporavak starog legacy Blockchain.info novcanika, procitajte ovu temu i idite ovde.
- Blockchain.info: U nekim slucajevima Blockchain.info (danas blockchain.com) prikazuje kompresovani privatni kljuc, dok je adresa bila nekompresovana. Procitajte ovu temu.
- mSIGNA novcanik: Ovaj novcanik koristi nestandardnu implementaciju 24 seed reci. Pogledajte ovu temu za opcije oporavka.
- Ninki Wallet: Procitajte ovu temu. Radite offline sa nepoznatim softverom iz bezbednosnih razloga.
Brute‑force napad
Ako ste izgubili deo svoje seed fraze ili privatnog kljuca, mozda ga možete povratiti brute‑force metodom (uradite ovo oflajn!!).Nema novcanika?
Ako ne mozete da pronadjete svoj wallet.dat, zato sto je obrisan ili preimenovan, mozete pokusati sledece opcije (uradite ovo oflajn!!) nakon sto napravite rezervnu kopiju cele particije.- Pywallet moze da pretrazi celu particiju i pronadje privatne kljuceve, čak i ako je novcanik obrisan.
- Findwallet moze da pronadje datoteku novcanika nakon sto je preimenovana (ali ne i ako je obrisana).
Nakon oporavka
Ako je vasa adresa bila finansirana dovoljno rano, takodje posedujete forkcoine. Procitajte link, mozda vredi vaseg vremena.
Za buduce backup-ove, obavezno sacuvajte sve informacije potrebne za oporavak sredstava.Bez spama
Sve moje teme su sada samomoderirane kako bi se sprecio spam u potpisima. Uklonicu sve nebitne poruke. Ako citirate ceo prvi post, vas unos ce biti obrisan.
Povremeno cu sazeti poruke i ocistiti ovu temu.Altcoini
Ova tema i podforum namenjeni su isključivo za Bitcoin. Ali, ako se nešto pojavi, praticu i metode za oporavak ostecenih privatnih kljuceva za altcoine. Za buducu referencu:Odricanje odgovornosti
Koristite ove informacije na sopstvenu odgovornost. Uvek razmislite pre svake akcije, posebno kada radite sa privatnim kljucevima. Ako ste u nedoumici,nemojte to raditi!
Ja sam covek i pravim greske. Ako nesto nije tacno, molim vas da mi javite.Donacije
1MyMoney4uNt5afXALAZpoovJpqojEMkLP (Stanje:
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88. Post 66149282 (unedited backup) (by Satofan44) (scraped on Mon Dec 8 23:10:01 CET 2025) in Is BCT dead and most of the traffic just mindless AI zombies now?:
What other solution is there apart from killing the monetary incentive in the first place?
I'd say enforcing this
9 years old guidelines would be a good start.
- Moderators have failed to sufficiently prevent this thing from continuing.
In reality, not taking action is even worse than failure. You don't even have the "I tried as hard as I could" argument. I'm also feeling that I can think of at least 10 users that would significantly improve forum's moderation if they were asked to.
It is very strange that for some reason the major staff players are not involved at all with the forum or any discussions regarding Bitcoin. For example, neither hilariousandco or Cyrus are not active at all. It is like they don't care about any of this at all. The same is with mprep. There may be other examples that I don't know?
As someone has said it already, preferably staff members would be involved in discussions everywhere instead of farming money(?) -- that way they would feel just how bad the discussions are and would save time actively pro-moderating. I wonder why they are so inactive (they don't post at all, I'm not talking about moderation)?
89. Post 66148665 (unedited backup) (by nutildah) (scraped on Mon Dec 8 20:10:49 CET 2025) in Is BCT dead and most of the traffic just mindless AI zombies now?:
What other solution is there apart from killing the monetary incentive in the first place?
I'd say enforcing this
9 years old guidelines would be a good start.
Ha. What was described there 9 years ago is exactly what is happening now, except on a much greater scale:
Due to the unacceptable level of spam and low-quality posts signature campaigns generate we have decided to offer some guidelines of what is and isn't acceptable and an explanation of the punishments for users who continually make low quality contributions and the campaigns that continue to pay them to do so. Signature campaigns should be a way to reward users for quality contributions and only those that do should be paid, but at the moment it has become a way for many campaign operators to lazily and cheaply advertise their business by paying greedy users to spam whatever unsubstantial rubbish they can be bothered putting the minimal amount of effort in to and this will no longer be tolerated.
It is stunning how much of a mirror this description is to our current situation. I don't want to say "nothing has changed" because I think what happened was we all got complacent again. But the reintroduction of regular sig and temp bans for continual production of low-quality content would be a good start in helping to correct things.
90. Post 66148050 (unedited backup) (by coinlary) (scraped on Mon Dec 8 17:52:55 CET 2025) in How to make sure your bitcoin reaches the next generation:
I don't know about the time lock mentioned above, but it is way safer if you let your loved ones know your backup but keep it in a safety vault.
With a locktime, you can still let them know your backups, wherever you store them. But instead, it will be that of the wallet they would be inheriting from the time locked transaction. You are keeping the seed safe for them this way, in case they might not do it properly, but they know where it is. That way, you can teach them how to broadcast the locked transaction, keep some copies safe, and also give them some copies of the transaction to keep safe.
The only thing is that they can't inherit it until whenever you want, so you can just set a time you think it's enough to inherit it, Dead or Alive.
I made a guide using Electrum (nLockTime ):
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5566222.msg66081539#msg66081539LoyceV locktime discussion thread :
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5180850.0~
What I would consider a better way is locking the UXTO totally with CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY. It is an advanced feature and which you must be familiar with writing scripts since you would be required to write a lock script that would lock the UTXO until the required time or block Height has been met when it would be available for spending.
~
You can go through this thread :
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2415595.0
91. Post 66147847 (unedited backup) (by bitmover) (scraped on Mon Dec 8 17:15:20 CET 2025) in Mempool Observer Topic:
- fastestFee: 2.512 sat/vB
- halfHourFee: 1.333 sat/vB
- hourFee: 0.613 sat/vB
- economyFee: 0.2 sat/vB
- minimumFee: 0.1 sat/vB
Hey guys, I was finally able to update FeeBuddy to the more precise estimations, now supporting less than 1 sat/vB estimations of fees.
I will quote users who are active here in the thread:
@examplens @nutildah @stompix @BlackHatCoiner @LoyceV
Maybe I missed someone.
92. Post 66147276 (unedited backup) (by Bridgoro) (scraped on Mon Dec 8 15:05:01 CET 2025) in [BOUNTY] Beta Test & Earn: $1,300 Reward Pool for Top Testers!:
OPEN BETA is overWe want to thank all testers who took the time to explore and stress-test Bridgoro.
Thanks to your efforts, the platform has already improved significantly since the first Beta, and it will continue to evolve.
We especially want to highlight Bitcointalk member
[LoyceV], who identified several critical issues that we wouldn't have discovered on our own. And special thanks to users
Cyberczar,
German Sniper, and
Tin Tiger from the Telegram channel. These guys joined the OPEN BETA on day one and tested everything from start to finish.
The last few weeks were tough for us as we worked to fix bugs while staying active with the community, but we are happy with the outcome. Please give us a few days to review all bug reports, evaluate their quality, and filter out duplicates. After that, we will announce the
TOP 10 most active testers. We will also request
BTC wallets (
or XMR wallets if preferred) from the winners so we can send out the rewards. All reward transfers will be published on our
Telegram channel and the
Bitcointalk thread for transparency.
Even though the Beta has ended, we hope you will stay with us as we have several important announcements coming about the future of Bridgoro.
Let's just say that once
eXch inspired us to create Bridgoro, now Bridgoro is inspiring us to expand the project and go far beyond a no-KYC P2P exchange.
One more update: the public release of Bridgoro will likely be delayed due to ongoing bug fixes. We want to ensure everything is solid before going live, so the new estimated release window is around
January 2026.
As always, we will keep you informed.
93. Post 66147266 (unedited backup) (by Lucius) (scraped on Mon Dec 8 15:03:31 CET 2025) in More cloudflare issues?:
My take:
There are millions of websites out there, and millions of compromised (mostly Windows) computers that form botnets which can be rented. Those botnets are cheap to rent and can DDoS a few servers at a time for any reason (let's call it extortion or just hurting competitors), after which the owners show a Pavlov response and run towards Cloudflare. That makes them more or less immune to DDoS, because Cloudflare is big enough to be able to stop that entire botnet. But the botnet still exists, and moves on to the next target that's not behind "DDoS protection" yet.
~snip~
Unfortunately, the most damage is done by those who are not even aware of it, and I have always wondered how to warn all those users who have been hacked, so to speak, and whose computers are practically used for such attacks. I recently read an article that mentioned a free online version for checking IP addresses in the context of malicious activity. I don't know how much sense this check makes, considering that IP addresses are mostly dynamic these days.
https://check.labs.greynoise.io
94. Post 66147145 (unedited backup) (by Bridgoro) (scraped on Mon Dec 8 14:35:49 CET 2025) in [BOUNTY] Beta Test & Earn: $1,300 Reward Pool for Top Testers!:
This sounds like a problem in your implementation. When I take one UTXO (with non-rounded value) and send it to another address, there is no change address necessary. See
9a8e9bbe51c37c229eb5d9922a719af841e99cd3cffe8f6a2986a7f3f4ac0924 for example.
Maybe you're trying to calculate the amount to send by assuming a fee and subtracting it from the total, instead of doing "send all minus fee", as I did in the transaction above.
We did a small round of research regarding UTXOs, and we agree that the case where a transaction splits into two outputs with one of them being 311 sats, does happen. Our current method for handling Bitcoin blockchain data isn't perfect, and we definitely have room for improvement. Thank you for pointing this out, because honestly, we probably wouldn't have noticed it ourselves. Previously, we had noticed similar transactions, but since they were just UTXOs worth around 0.1-0.3 cents, we simply ignored that part.
Press the info icon (i) next to the Deal Details popup header.
Thanks, that's all I was looking for. It's amazing how blind I am to such obvious things.... I really searched for something!
It's not because you didn't see it, it's because our UX/UI wasn't done well in that part.
We will think it through and hopefully come up with a more intuitive UX solution.
I was alarmed for a different reason; acception isn't even a word that's used anymore. This isn't trivial, because any native English speaking customers are going to see that and probably jump to a quick conclusion that Bridgoro is another fly-by-night foreign exchange that's trying to attract English speaking traders (for whatever reason) but doesn't know the language themselves. Exception or acceptance would be what you're going for here.
That's constructive criticism, by the way. Hopefully I did not misinterpret something, lest I look like the entire rear end of a donkey.
Thank you for the thoughtful criticism.
Honestly, we didn't expect it to spark any discussion at all.
In any case, we genuinely appreciate the time you’ve invested in contributing to our project and for going through several, if not all, pages in this thread. Now, let me address your feedback. We accept your criticism, but we’d like to clarify a few points to avoid any misunderstandings.
First, we never claimed to be native English speakers. Yes, we speak English fluently, I'm fluent in three languages, and my teammate is fluent in two. So we don't see any issue with running the project in English, especially considering that it's an international language and roughly 99% of all projects use it as their primary communication medium.
Regarding the specific word you pointed out, I'd like to emphasize an important distinction: writing frontend text in English and writing the backend underlying code, including developer-mode error messages, are essentially two different English languages.
Also, if that RBF option can be abused successfully, you'll have a line of scammers ten thousand long just waiting to rip you off. I wish you luck and hope something like that doesn't happen.
RBF won't be abused in any way, because this part will be improved and properly fixed before launch.
And yes, we fully agree that a lot of scammers will try to target Bridgoro, that's exactly why we decided to run two Beta tests instead of pushing out a buggy release like many big companies do.
We care about what we are building, and before going live, we want to deliver something that may not be perfect, but as close to it as possible.
Whitepaper
Link:
https://bridgoro.gitbook.io/bridgoro-docs/terms-and-privacy/terms-and-conditionsCapital letters instead of small caps:
7. Intellectual Property
Bridgoro doesn't claim ownership of any intellectual property at this stage.
The project is not open source for now, as the core functionality (Cross-chain Bridge) is under active development.
core functionality (cross-chain bridge) is under active development.
In our case, we used Cross-Chain Bridge as an acronym. An acronym formed from the first letters of each word.
8. Data Collection and Privacy
Bridgoro exchange respects users' privacy. The only user data collected is the email address used for account registration and login. This data is:
'is' removal
The Data Collection and Privacy paragraph was fully rewritten because certain parts changed during the BETA phase, so we added an exception regarding our use of Cloudflare.
Fixed.
The amount descriptions were rewritten to make them clearer for users.
[Amount you sent] shows how much of the asset you submitted for the exchange.
[Amount you get] shows how much of the exchanged asset you will receive or have already received.
Page:
https://bridgoro.gitbook.io/bridgoro-docs/system-architecture/whitepaperBridgoro is a semi-decentralized exchange because it combines two worlds into one and takes the best parts. An automated escrow system using blockchain adapters and smart contracts ensures secure, trustless swaps come from the decentralized part, and user-friendly matchmaking and rate modules make the platform intuitive and smooth for all users is from the centralized world.
all users from
This paragraph has been fully revised and rewritten.
Bridgoro is a semi-decentralized exchange because it combines two worlds into one and takes the best of both. The automated escrow system, powered by blockchain adapters and smart contracts, delivers secure and trustless swaps from the decentralized side, while user-friendly matchmaking and rate modules provide the intuitive and smooth experience typical of centralized platforms.
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an additional layer of security to user accounts by requiring a secondary verification step after entering the password. Users can enable 2FA via their account settings. Need to implement Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP) via authenticator apps (e.g., Google Authenticator, Authy).If 2FA enabled, After successfully entering their password, users are prompted to complete 2FA.The system should also allow the user to save the recovery code so that they can restore 2FA in case they lose their phone. Additionally, there should be an option for administrators to disable 2FA if the user loses access.
is missing and after successfully
Fixed.
ETH Contract addresses bug:
Upon putting contract address instead of goto regular address, the XMR-ETH offer in the explore offers section is getting submitted without going through any address validity checker.
Contract Eth address used: 0x5AbFEc25f74Cd88437631a7731906932776356f9
=This should be prevented for causing loss of funds.
SOL token creator address or Mint address bug:
Offer creation is possible with a dummy mint address on the BTC-SOL pair
Mint address used: pumpCmXqMfrsAkQ5r49WcJnRayYRqmXz6ae8H7H9Dfn
TRon smart contract address:
BTC-TRX
Thanks for testing the address validation using contract addresses.
But if a user submits a contract address instead of their own standard wallet address, the resulting loss will be categorized as Dumb Loss.
As we mentioned earlier, if a user can't complete two basic steps like depositing the required amount into the designated wallet and confirming the deposit, then that user really shouldn't be handling crypto at all.
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95. Post 66146470 (unedited backup) (by Free Market Capitalist) (scraped on Mon Dec 8 10:55:07 CET 2025) in Is BCT dead and most of the traffic just mindless AI zombies now?:
Read it again, it doesn't ask that.
It seems to me that rather than me rereading it, you're the one who's going to need glasses:
Is BCT dead and most of the traffic just mindless AI zombies now?
I couldn't care less about your chatbot response.
The fact that someone as rational as you does those things indicates that it is your emotional side that is kicking in every time you see the word AI.
But I see that this is turning into a mega thread, originating from a two-part question, the correct answers to which I will now provide:
Is BCT dead
No.most of the traffic just mindless AI zombies now?
No.Go ahead, keep arguing about campaigns and moderators and SEO and all that stuff, but this whole thread is based on blatant false premises.
96. Post 66146325 (unedited backup) (by ABCbits) (scraped on Mon Dec 8 10:17:31 CET 2025) in User snuffman8 spread false/fake information on technical board:
User:
alani123Additional information (optional):
* While i only list 2 posts, this user actually created more posts containing false information about Taproot, SegWit and OP_RETURN.
List of post:
Is taproot important? Not in any functional way. Although, in terms of adoption, many thousands of NFT users abused exploits introduced by taproot soft forks to pump useless data like images into bitcoin. The so called ordinals and inscriptions had a huge impact on the bitcoin Blockchain. So although very far from the envisioned use, taproot did receive a lot of use just because it introduced these colours that wouldn't have let BTC to otherwise support this ridiculous NFT tulip mania.
Taproot actually have 2 main technical benefit,
1. Schnorr Signature. It aggregate signature, which reduce signature size then Taproot address require N-of-M signature for spending.
2. Tapscript. When you spend Bitcoin from Taproot address with multiple spending condition, Tapscript only reveal part of the script which reduce overall TX size and slightly improve privacy.
NFT and token actually can be "created" on Bitcoin network without using SegWit or Taproot. Counterparty (exist since 2014) and Runes (which use OP_RETURN) prove that.
I read it, and I read it again. I can't see why anyone would want this. When syncing Bitcoin Core, you sync everything. When using an API, I assume you're looking for specific parts, and the parts you're looking for shouldn't be altered. So I see absolutely no use for this.
When bitcoin core 30 is implemented (it's already scheduled to) the OP_RETURN limit being turned off will result to unlimited amounts of data being added in a block and utilizing the witness discount.
Ordinals become obsolete. There will be no more need for stitching together 40 byte inputs through third party tools and external implementations. This means that anyone storing the Blockchain in full could potential have entire images or files of whatever has been uploaded. And yes it's no lie that this can result in harmful files which many parties would be interested to filter.
As if everyone hadn't been warned before this being implementation on core 30. This makes bitcoin prone to sabotage and nodes even more centralised.
1. OP_RETURN doesn't benefit from witness discount, because OP_RETURN isn't categorized as witness data.
2. If spammer switch from Ordinal (or other approach that use witness data) to OP_RETURN, the negative impact would be lower since OP_RETURN isn't added to chainstate/UTXO set and maximum block size (in bytes) would be lower.
97. Post 66144308 (unedited backup) (by Bridgoro) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 20:44:31 CET 2025) in [BOUNTY] Beta Test & Earn: $1,300 Reward Pool for Top Testers!:
You found time to test even on the last day of the BETA, so I decided to make time to respond to your reports while the Beta is still running.
1. Dumb Fee term is not defined in the Glossary, as it was added later after masulum pointed out roll back mechanism is not working, so you defined it in the “ how-do-buffer-wallets-work” page but did not add anything about Dumb fee in the Whitepaper’s Glossary and other parts where it should be written and it is also not been updated in the
https://bridgoro.gitbook.io/bridgoro-docs/system-architecture/glossary-of-terms page.
Status: [Fixed]
2. On the Whitepaper Page, we scroll down the body, like we scroll down from Glossary to the bottom but the TOC (Table of Content) in the right is not moving (syncing) it suppose to move with the body scrolling down, it is not a bug but a UI suggestion, if you like, it feels more sophisticated.
GitBook doesn't belong to us.
And if you look closely, the right-side panel moves as you scroll down and even highlights the paragraph you are currently viewing.
Note: I was checking grammatical and spelling mistakes on the Bridgoro Docs Page and found a few grammatical mistakes that need changes and a lot of suggestions to make the content more sophisticated and trouble-free for you and for the users. I will mention the mistakes that need to be corrected and will gather the suggestions one by one.
3.On the whitepaper page in the last, (System Architecture → Whitepaper → 4.6 Long-Term Vision), a line is written "The roadmap's ultimate trajectory leads toward Brodgoro's self-sustaining ecosystem" The project name is not correct.
Status: [Fixed]
4. On the Explore offers page: the first line is correct, but the same line is written on the My offers page in the Docs. As can be seen in the images below, the line should be different like: "On this page, you can view and manage your own exchange offers that you’ve created on Bridgoro."
Status: [Fixed]
5. This word is missing an apostrophe, it is necassary as it should be written as "platform’s".
Status: [Fixed]
6. Need space here: I know not a major bug but as I defined earlier some grammatical mistakes and contradictions in the whitepaper can cause trouble later even from legal point of view as users might get the wrong idea.
Status: [Fixed]
7. The highlighted line in the image below is very troublesome for you, because here you are being good from your perception but if someone copies your code, you might not be able to claim later just because you have said this in your policy as in easy words: it suggests that Bridgoro is not asserting any IP rights over its code, branding, documentation, or design, which directly contradicts the platform’s closed-source and "classified" stance mention below this point. I hope you understand this. It needs to be removed or modified.
We already answered to this question
here.
Yes, we are certain that we will not claim ownership.
The reason is simple: once we start claiming ownership, we immediately run into problems because Bridgoro has no KYC or AML policies.
8. The highlighted line is very conflicting with the Dumb fee explained just below it. As in the Dumb Fee section, you said
If the transferred funds exceed the required amount, we classify the difference as a Dumb Fee. The exceeding amount remains in the Buffer Wallet until the collector module retrieves it. A user can recover this exceeded Dumb Fee by contacting the support team after a short investigation.
Dumb Fee applies only to the excess amount during DEAL acceptance. But if you send an excess amount during OFFER creation, your offer will be recalculated instead.
To avoid any double interpretation, I added the following clarification under the sentence you highlighted:
But when sending a larger amount while accepting DEALS (offers created by other users), the excess amount is counted as a DUMB FEE and remains in the Buffer Wallet.Status: [Fixed]
Those two descriptions clash:
One says: extra amount → user gets more, offer recalculated.
The other says: extra amount → treated as Dumb Fee, stays in buffer, only recoverable via support.
Status: [Fixed]
9. In the image below, on the Glossary of Terms page, which is dedicated to the terms so writing an incomplete term on this page will conflict with the purpose of its existence. Like in the image, the first heading shows the amount as a dead asset amount but when written in the dead wallet definition, it is written as dead amount instead of dead asset amount.
Status: [Fixed]
10. In the "How to start earning" Page, nothing is mentioned. If it is coming soon, then it should be mentioned as well, because not writing anything can confuse the viewer into thinking maybe this page is not reloading on my side, so let's reload it. But in reality, there is nothing there. If it is pending, then add a note there.
Status: [Fixed]
11. The Table header row is not fixed when we scroll down to the last order, so when we are at the last and confirming the information along the row, we can't know what the data is about like what YES or NO is about so the user has to go all the up to the header row to check the heading of that colume. It's a suggestion that can make the usage more easy if that works for you.
We will make the table header sticky, so it stays visible as you scroll down through the content.
Status: [Added to backlog]
12. While enterning the amount while creating the offer, their should be mentioned how much should I at least chose to avoid the buffer wallet issue, As I tried entering amount two times and I did not get any notification about the amount should be more than X. I just got the notification that the entered amount is less than the dead wallet amount but how much is that is not mentioned a some idea displayed there for a new member is a good choice.
We will evaluate how to improve this part after the release.
Thanks for the suggestion.
13. QR code integration is also good for those using smartphones for sending funds, nobody wants to waste time on copying and pasting the wallet address here and there, qr code can fasten the process (just a suggestion).
The QR suggestion was submitted to us during the first Beta, and we will implement it after the release.
14. On the main page where we explore offers, now unlike before the total pages are four and in all those pages the amount available to open the trade is different like th trade in first place has less available amount and the second has more and the third might have lower the point is, we should be allowed to arrange this columne of available by clicking, like one click all the offers are arranged from higher available amount to lower and another click will reverse that.
It will be implemented after the release.
15. At the end of the explore offer page where it says "Showing 1 to 20 of 41 offers" Most of the platforms have show lines options like if we want to see 20 lines or 50 line or 100 lines that feature would be great to see all the lines/offers in one go for a person in hurry. Although Filter feature is for them but still it can be helpful.
This UX feature will be also added after release.
I created offers and made deals, tested profile, faced no issue like really everything was smooth, due to high number of offers testing the platform was easier. I tested with wrong receiving address, tried to make trade with wrong level offers, tried huge and negative numbers while making deals, tested 2fa, checked notification system and I tested few other things that normally a users will do, but I found no error, no bugs, till now. Everything was working very smooth and sophistically. Great work really appreciatable.
Thanks, buddy for putting in the effort to test so many important areas that needed verification. We are glad that in Beta 2 we've seen fewer bugs than in the first round, and the exchange feature is performing much better than it did during the initial Beta. But thanks to LoyceV, we identified several critical issues, and we are actively working on them now.
98. Post 66144103 (unedited backup) (by Bridgoro) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 19:40:49 CET 2025) in [BOUNTY] Beta Test & Earn: $1,300 Reward Pool for Top Testers!:
UI/UX overlap and z-index hierarchy problem
On mobile devices, the user profile dropdown menu is overlapping the primary CTA buttons "Start Exchange" and "Start Earn".
Yeah, I see it.
Fun fact: the menu overlaps with the two buttons only on the homepage. We will get that fixed.
Status: [Added to backlog]
Overlay Modal Exceeds Viewport and Overlaps Browser UI
The beta notification modal does not show fully on mobile devices. The title above is not fully visible. A scrollbar needs to be placed here.
The popup size will be adjusted, and its ratio will scale properly based on the screen size.
Status: [Added to backlog]
I'll test this later, December 5 is kids-day here

Family should always come first

That would make sense, but it's not what happened. See
my Rollback Transaction:
The transaction fee was 141 sats, and 311 sats (0.1%) was sent to tb1q7nqts63qz0w8j5k97jwprsupsaxwg8q3j9sndv, which I assume is Bridgoro's address.
Follow-up (a day later): someone took one of my Offers, and sent a payment:
4789745x8x0 tb1q52rktesraglsm5kq7wzthshm7v7vy2csxnth22 0.02000254
4789745x8x1 tb1qf8zs6nmfxec2ert5rzakkpmnjz9m3d986d0lp2 0.00000311
Here, there's 311 sats going to another address again. I expected the fee to be a percentage, and I've seen different values for some transactions, but most of them end up sending exactly 311 sats to another address.
Bridgoro is fee-free during testing and will remain fee-free at release.
What you are seeing isn't a fee, it's a UTXO (unspent transaction output).
This behavior is related to Bitcoin's architecture, not to us.
A tiny leftover like 0.00000311 BTC (311 satoshis) appears when:
- The UTXO used as input had a non-rounded value
- The necessary transaction fee was deducted
- The remaining amount wasn't large enough to be useful, but was still above the wallet's dust threshold
- The wallet decided to create a small change UTXO instead of discarding it
TCP Timestamps Information or Session expirybridgoro.comTCP timestamp is enabled (default setting)
set tcp-option disable <-- Default value is enable
It was detected that the host implements RFC1323/RFC7323.
The following timestamps were retrieved with a delay of 1 seconds in-between:
Packet 1: 1386648869
Packet 2: 1867871899
There was a delay of 1 seconds in-between packets
This can cause a time-based authentication protocol to lose therefore allowing to compute the uptime
In general, this isn't dangerous.
Knowing system uptime can help attackers:
- Infer reboot times
- Determine whether a system was recently patched
- Coordinate certain blind timing attacks
- Correlate hosts behind NAT or load balancers
But it doesn't provide access, expose credentials, or compromise authentication directly.
The reference to [ time-based authentication ] loss relates to a theoretical weakness in protocols that rely on precise timing, but this isn't a practical attack vector just because of timestamps.
I tried RBF on BTC, while creating an offer to trade BTC for XMR. There's a blockstorm on testnet at the moment, so I only have a few seconds for RBF.
I tried 4 times:
1. Offer ID: fd9a8340-498d-4c69-b74d-64dbe98fb312: RBF failed, the initial transaction confirmed. This Offer is Active.
2. Offer ID: c4f9b59e-0173-4be8-8d00-4d9d26770dd9: RBF succeeded, the initial transaction was replaced. This Offer is stuck as "Partially Confirmed". Interesting detail: I entered amount 0.0006, and sent 0.0006. BUT: My Offer Details now shows Amount to be deposited: 0.00059999. How did this happen?
3. Offer ID: 4d06b394-798a-4938-959e-52d6e90d4b9c: RBF failed, the initial transaction confirmed. BUT: This Offer is stuck as "Partially Confirmed". I think Bridgoro may have picked up on the RBF transaction (the one with higher fee) before it saw the first lower-fee transaction, and got stuck when the low-fee transaction got confirmed. I'm just guessing what happened here.
4. Offer ID: c01e3649-73ba-467f-ab57-dc72ee96780d: RBF succeeded, the initial transaction was replaced. This Offer is stuck as "Partially Confirmed".
I think the RBF implementation needs some work

Appreciate you testing RBF.
We are already investigating the stuck transaction case (because of RBF) and are conducting a deep analysis to determine the proper fix.
Status: [Added to backlog]
Today I decided to complete the tasks again and check the bonus accrual. So far, everything is working as expected. The bonuses have been credited to my account. However, when I click the "Claim" button again, I'm a bit alarmed by the pop-up message in the lower right corner. The idea is really good. It will help keep the audience on the site.
The Claim Task bug was already
reported, and we are actively working on it as well.
It will be resolved in our next upcoming patch.
Status: [Already added to backlog]
A good option would be to move this status to a button to avoid confusion for users. It's not very visually convenient to check it in a separate block.
There's no need to move the status field because the Claim Task bug is still present.
Once it's fixed, recurring tasks will show as [Available], and claimed tasks will automatically move to the [Claimed] tab.
It's been 5 days ago from this case, my sol stuck on buffer address, waiting for 7 days will be too long iguess, I don't think 0.6 SOL will counted as dumb fee in the mainet

i just want to see where I can collect this without contacting support manually, but it not available yet.
I suggest to add a feature to claim the amount from buffer address that not used for transactions such as overpayments or in case buyer not press the confirm button or even in case have another issue happened, this feature can be useful and can be integrated with rollback functions for the actions.
Just an idea of the feature
after 1 or 2 hours from last confirmations needed, if not used to exchange, that asset will be shown in profile pages maybe on balance or statistics feature. Only assets that able to be claimed after deducted fees (if needed).
Unfortunately, stuck amounts can only be recovered by contacting the support team.
Providing users with direct access to the buffer wallet recovery would introduce new attack vectors. For security reasons, the Buffer Wallet logic follows simple but strict rules.
The Collector Module scans wallets with stuck funds once per week to avoid interfering with active offers.
Dumb Fee remains Dumb Fee. We will introduce a threshold where some Dumb Fee may be returned to the user, but a significant commission will apply since this requires manual processing on our side.
Suggestion: when an Offer is Completed, stop auto-refreshing the Deals page every few seconds, this makes it difficult to read the details:
Yeah, we will fix that as well.
Status: [Already added to backlog]
Username bug:
Two different accounts got the same username
My account in test 2
Referral's account participated in Test 1
In fact, it can change into any username who participated in Test1.
It's not a bug.
We wiped the entire database when deploying the
hotfix, so all data (including user accounts and usernames) was deleted.
Not sure what you mean by "you can change into any username that participated in test1"
For starters, according to Bridgoro on TG the whole database was wiped clean after hotfix patch 1 and that includes accounts that registered in the beta test 1, so any of us trying to take part in beta test 2 are required to
re-register 
If it's not the case, it would be nice to have steps to replicate this bug 🐛 so that the Bridgoro team can pinpoint this bug:)
Thanks for helping clarify the user database wipe situation.
Username bug(2nd part):
e.g. 'nm9' is accepted as username but '9nm' isn't accepted.
'nm9' sometimes appear Status code 400
This is a bug.
Thanks for reporting it.
Status: [Added to backlog]
This is what My Offers looks like now:
This list will quickly become very long. I know there are Filters, but it would be nice if I can click "Hide" on the entries I no longer need to see. This "Hide" feature shouldn't be available on Active Offers, but for Completed (or "rollback completed") Offers.
We will implement the feature to hide inactive offers and deals (completed, deposit timeout, aborted) after the release.
When one of My Deals is completed, it looks like this:
What I'm missing is my withdrawal data: which address did the withdrawal go to? Especially when creating multiple deals, showing the withdrawal address makes it easier to keep track.
Press the info icon
(i) next to the Deal Details popup header.
We intentionally didn't pack too much data into a single popup to avoid overwhelming the user and shifting the focus.
Test: does it work to Cancel an Offer after selling part of it? My 115 XMR > BTC transaction sold 5 XMR, and had about 110 XMR remaining. I clicked Cancel: this worked as expected.

I've created a new 100 XMR > BTC offer in case someone wants to test buying them.
Thanks for testing this feature.
Test: what happens if I deposit 30 seconds before "Time Left to Deposit" runs out, and click "Confirm Deposit" 20 seconds before the timer runs out but also before my deposit is confirmed? Result: Deposit timeout. I think this is a concern: if the deposit needs to be confirmed within the hour, many deposits will timeout when on-chain transaction fees rise. I've seen Bitcoin transactions take days or even weeks.
In most cases, 30 minutes is enough for BTC to receive at least one blockchain confirmation.
I think this part will naturally improve based on user feedback after release if any issues arise.
Test: What happens if I send the transaction AFTER clicking "Confirm Deposit"? Deposit timeout.
Is there no way to automate this part? If users have to manually confirm their deposit, I kinda expect that to go wrong quite a lot.
If a user can't complete two simple steps:
1. Deposit the required funds into the designated buffer wallet, and
2. Press the Confirm Deposit button
then this user probably shouldn't be on our platform.
I accepted BTC > XMR Offer ID: 3e413b21-f07f-4ab8-ab39-2bcbf71eb2ef. I sent BTC, and after 1 confirmation I received my XMR!
I tried again:
I accepted BTC > XMR Offer ID: cd94c64f-3456-40c0-a816-99f1631dc4d0. I sent BTC, and with 4 confirmations, it's still "PARTIALLY CONFIRMED" and I haven't received XMR yet. Until now, when I funded My Offers, it would require 7 confirmations for BTC, so I assume that's the case again. But why did the previous Offer need only 1 confirmation?
We will reduce the required BTC confirmations to 2 or 3. I will finalize this with my teammate after we finish fixing the current bugs.
99. Post 66142822 (unedited backup) (by Satofan44) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 13:33:01 CET 2025) in User snuffman8 spread false/fake information on technical board:
This post belongs in this topic:
Are you really afraid of quantum computers? And do you think using a fresh address would prevent you from being compromised through quantum computers? I don't think so
Yeah I already tagged him. He's shitposting and spreading FUD in many places, it is not just limited to that board.
100. Post 66142276 (unedited backup) (by ABCbits) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 10:03:19 CET 2025) in Question about alts: same payout address = automatic tag?:
There are also some instant exchanges and other services which reuse deposit addresses for multiple users.
I can confirm this. I've seen it a couple of years ago on an instant exchange, and they could very well still be doing this. I don't use them very often anymore to know for sure.
Can anyone give example exchange that actually does such thing? I don't expect any exchange would do it since it complicate their deposit and refund system, unless they process deposit and refund manually.
101. Post 66139540 (unedited backup) (by Free Market Capitalist) (scraped on Sat Dec 6 16:00:19 CET 2025) in Is BCT dead and most of the traffic just mindless AI zombies now?:
Yeah, but you rant about AI on a thread caused by shitposts out of human asses. Overwhelming logic.
Have you seen the topic title?
Yes, not only have I seen the topic title, but I've also taken it apart, as well as posting an AI-generated response in this thread that is objectively of much higher quality than the responses out of human asses that the OP thinks are AI. But since you lose all your rationality when the word AI appears, and you have a lot of it, it seems that you haven't noticed.
Apart from the fact that the other part of the title asks whether Bitcoin is dead. Coming from someone who has been on the forum since 2011, it sounds like trolling. Come on, if you tell me that account has been taken over by an AI bot to generate traffic with absurd controversies, I'll believe you.
102. Post 66137548 (unedited backup) (by Xiestar) (scraped on Sat Dec 6 02:56:37 CET 2025) in Seeking Opinions on Multi Account Cases Across Different Signature Campaigns:
It only means that you should start improving your own post quality instead of blaming them for taking spot on different signature campaign.
I already raised this issue before concerning multiple account. If multiple account user taking more spot against other user only means that post quality of other user is in low quality.
For example, if LoyceV, Nutildah and other constructive poster own 5 accounts each, even on their worst they still have deeper knowledge to create constructive post than most of shit poster in the forum.
Who do you think is much better to choose? Shit poster just because they own only 1 account or multiple account that create much better post?
Instead of wasting time on envying them why not improve our own post. Manager is partially at fault here if they are enrolling alt farming account just by relying on merit count instead of post quality. They are being paid to check the quality of each poster instead of relying to “alt buster”.
103. Post 66137546 (unedited backup) (by Xiestar) (scraped on Sat Dec 6 02:55:43 CET 2025) in Alt farm or what?:
It only means that you should start improving your own post quality instead of blaming them for taking spot on different signature campaign.
I already raised this issue before concerning multiple account. If multiple account user taking more spot against other user only means that post quality of other user is in low quality.
For example, if LoyceV, Nutildah and other constructive poster own 5 accounts each, even on their worst they still have deeper knowledge to create constructive poster own than most of shit poster in the forum.
Who do you think is much better to choose? Shit poster just because they own only 1 account or multiple account that create much better post?
Instead of wasting time on envying them why not improve our own post. Manager is partially at fault here if they are enrolling alt farming account just by relying on merit count instead of post quality. They are being paid to check the quality of each poster instead of relying to “alt buster”.
104. Post 66136794 (unedited backup) (by KingsDen) (scraped on Fri Dec 5 22:06:19 CET 2025) in Is BCT dead and most of the traffic just mindless AI zombies now?:
and the replies that follow then convince me that the forum isn't mostly populated by mindless bots now.
I'm not going to convince you, and already had 2 of the users that responded on Ignore. I've been "complaining" about the lack of punishment for plagiarism and AI for years now, and largely gave up reporting them. If it takes more effort to report a chatbot spammer than it takes for him to spam, it's a lost cause if they don't get banned on sight. If Mods just delete the reported posts but let the user continue, I just click Ignore and move on. This may very well destroy Bitcointalk as we know it.
I don't know how things changed so fast. I mean when I joined the forum 2021, not quite long. There was this great fear of being banned. The fastest way to get yourself banned is;
- Plagerism
- Spamming
- Spreading malware
But these days, I don't think that people are even banned anymore because I don't seem to see much ban appeal threads in the meta board. The forum has become so lenient.
105. Post 66136580 (unedited backup) (by bitmover) (scraped on Fri Dec 5 21:09:19 CET 2025) in Security flaws of this setup:
How is that possible? Are you comparing brand new top of the line laptops to very old cars?
I'll try to give an example: I just went to the apple.com website
~
I searched for a very popular random car in Brazil, it's from 2008 if I'm not mistaken.
So you do actually compare an expensive new laptop to a 17 years old car.
I think I can do that here too:
the first Apple laptop I found costs €1829. For less than that, I can buy a 2008
Opel Astra,
Volvo V30,
Peugeot 308 or
Citroen C4 Picasso. But I'm not buying either one of those: I wouldn't want an Apple laptop, and those cars are cheap to buy because they're expensive to own (taxes, insurance, fuel consumption and maintenance). In reality, I've bought recent model good quality second hand laptops for less than a full tank of gas. Not Apple, but IBM, Dell, Lenovo or HP. I can recommend anyone involved in Bitcoin to gain some experience with offline signing or just separating insecure software from your real system.
I think the problem is that you are comparing to an apple laptop.
Why use apple ? You will pay 10x the price of the same hardware...
You can get cheap laptop in amazon for like 250 usd.l here in Brazil.
https://a.co/d/fOJagvUI never had an apple product. Even if I had 10mi in cash .. just not worth it imo