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1. Post 66079851 (unedited backup) (by Pmalek) (scraped on Sat Nov 22 09:12:49 CET 2025) in STREAM X CASH — Fast and Secure Cryptocurrency Exchange (700+ Directions, No Reg:

Quote from: Darker45 on November 20, 2025, 01:09:04 AM
Your exchange looks very familiar. I must have visited several exchanges with similar UI. It won't be surprising if this one is also made in Russia.
This one is also from that region. It's either Ukrainian or Russian. When the site first loads you will see Russian in the tab of your browser. The exchange supports three languages: Ukrainian, Russian, and English. If you scroll down to the review section, you will see Russian reviews. Many of their partners are Russian sites and brands. Most of the fiat bank options are Ukrainian banks.



2. Post 66079459 (unedited backup) (by Oasisman) (scraped on Sat Nov 22 06:11:07 CET 2025) in What's happening with the crypto (BTC) market?:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 01:52:06 AM
On the forum alone, you have already spent more than 10 years. I'm sure this thing called dip or correction isn't anymore new to you. Are you not yet familiar with how the market works?

Exactly! Anyone who spends significant time in this community already has a picture in mind of what's about to happen next. These major corrections have been happening since, like, what? Guess since the beginning when Bitcoin made an unprecedented rise.
When a huge amount is being liquidated, that normally because of some bad news that made people with huge bags panic a bit, and so the retails follow, and everyone else will be selling, especially when the chart shows consistent downward motion.
Now we have Fed, AI market, and some claims about overvalued assets that threatened the market today. Well, this is just one of the major parts of a healthy market. We just don't expect the value of Bitcoin to continue to climb. There are always these humps, and they don't all look similar. Some humps are small, and some are humongous.



3. Post 66078801 (unedited backup) (by Zoomic) (scraped on Fri Nov 21 23:57:07 CET 2025) in Bitcoin accepted for My business:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 01:36:47 AM
What steps do I need to follow to add Bitcoin as a payment method at my physiotherapy clinic in Madrid?

probably will be the first physio clinic in madrid to accept bitcoins BTCBTCBTC

Whoa! You're still asking the same question 5 years later. Are you still looking for the best way to accept Bitcoin payments until today?

It's funny... Maybe Op forgot he asked similar question 5 years ago. This got to show that Op is actually working on nothing offline. Just asking random questions to draw attention to himself. The funniest part is that he keeps repeating that he would be the first in his region to implement that. I don't know if he thinks his whole country is in stand still and seriously waiting for him to kick start.

I also think that Op doesn't remember he posted something of thßis nature. He doesn't follow up the threads, rather he kept repeating Op even in the middle of the thread.
Quote from: Purafisio on November 20, 2025, 11:00:53 PM
What steps do I need to follow to add Bitcoin as a payment method at my physiotherapy clinic in Madrid?

probably will be the first physio clinic in madrid to accept bitcoins BTCBTCBTC



https://purafisioterapia.com/




4. Post 66078369 (unedited backup) (by sunsilk) (scraped on Fri Nov 21 22:20:19 CET 2025) in President Trump pardons Binance founder CZ: Report:

Quote from: avp2306 on Today at 12:07:26 PM
As for me, there's no point asking. If it's offered, it's perhaps fine to accept it, but if it isn't, asking for it might be interpreted as an insult, being too demanding or arrogant, even a complete ingrate. You're given back your liberty and you still asked for money? He's earning so much of it everyday, anyway. Liberty is a world more precious. All your billions would be pointless if you aren't even free. Besides, CZ admitted guilt; Binance admitted guilt. Those fines were meted out for the crimes they admitted to commit.

Props to him for answering the question, though, despite it being a delicate one.
Really a delicate one as it relates to Trump and the reputation of him of course into this space.

I agree to what you've said, there's no need for him to ask for any refunds if there's one that he's eligible with or binance is.

He's already got his freedom, he should just go back to what he's focusing before and that's with crypto, btc/btc, and the others and stop meddling himself with politics.

For sure he won't ask such thing since what provably more important for CZ is he already got his freedom from US.

That decision is final and irrevocable, he can earn those money back from his business and he just need to avoid committing those mistakes they have done on the past to avoid getting an issue with US government again.

Also Cz didn't talk much about that case so maybe he's trying to move on and focus all his attention on crypto.
He just said about refund in his tweet but maybe that's just some wish that he knows might not happen.

What he probably tells is if they get that paid, they'll be moving that money go back to the US again.

So basically, money that will be sourced out in the US by its government pays them back, and they'll put it back and reinvest it in the country as per his tweet.

But I agree, he shouldn't talk that much anymore and enjoy his pardon.



5. Post 66076281 (unedited backup) (by avp2306) (scraped on Fri Nov 21 13:07:31 CET 2025) in President Trump pardons Binance founder CZ: Report:

Quote from: sunsilk on November 20, 2025, 06:07:32 PM
As for me, there's no point asking. If it's offered, it's perhaps fine to accept it, but if it isn't, asking for it might be interpreted as an insult, being too demanding or arrogant, even a complete ingrate. You're given back your liberty and you still asked for money? He's earning so much of it everyday, anyway. Liberty is a world more precious. All your billions would be pointless if you aren't even free. Besides, CZ admitted guilt; Binance admitted guilt. Those fines were meted out for the crimes they admitted to commit.

Props to him for answering the question, though, despite it being a delicate one.
Really a delicate one as it relates to Trump and the reputation of him of course into this space.

I agree to what you've said, there's no need for him to ask for any refunds if there's one that he's eligible with or binance is.

He's already got his freedom, he should just go back to what he's focusing before and that's with crypto, btc/btc, and the others and stop meddling himself with politics.

For sure he won't ask such thing since what provably more important for CZ is he already got his freedom from US.

That decision is final and irrevocable, he can earn those money back from his business and he just need to avoid committing those mistakes they have done on the past to avoid getting an issue with US government again.

Also Cz didn't talk much about that case so maybe he's trying to move on and focus all his attention on crypto.



6. Post 66075757 (unedited backup) (by ultrloa) (scraped on Fri Nov 21 10:23:49 CET 2025) in Peter Schiff Calls Strategy a Fraud, Challenges Saylor to Debate:

Quote from: hero_the_bossman on November 20, 2025, 09:47:22 AM
It may be a fraud from one perspective, but genius from another. Knowing Peter, however, he certainly won't agree with the latter. He'll continue to bark despite Bitcoin reaching one ATH after another, despite Bitcoin treasuries hitting milestone after milestone, despite making himself a fool in the process.

Aside from being bitter he missed the bus, this old man is playing his game. He badly needs to stay in the radar. This is his way to gain relevance. This is his way to market his business.

The bait is to bark, the result - the attention.

It would be better if he just told something truly interesting about BTC or MS, because such behavior seen now is not..

Provably it is and Peter Schiff provably know that he would get lots of attention if he target the largest institution to have debate with him.

There's no sense for Saylor to take that challenge since Schiff is well known idiot which does not respect the decision of investors does not like his opinion.

Much better for Saylor to focus on his company and his accumulation, rather than wasting his time on close minded dude because he won't get anything from Schiff. If people stop listening on rage baiting act of Schiff for sure this dude will stop especially if he know that no people listen or believe on whatever things he said.



7. Post 66073346 (unedited backup) (by sunsilk) (scraped on Thu Nov 20 19:07:37 CET 2025) in President Trump pardons Binance founder CZ: Report:

Quote from: Darker45 on November 18, 2025, 01:37:23 AM
As for me, there's no point asking. If it's offered, it's perhaps fine to accept it, but if it isn't, asking for it might be interpreted as an insult, being too demanding or arrogant, even a complete ingrate. You're given back your liberty and you still asked for money? He's earning so much of it everyday, anyway. Liberty is a world more precious. All your billions would be pointless if you aren't even free. Besides, CZ admitted guilt; Binance admitted guilt. Those fines were meted out for the crimes they admitted to commit.

Props to him for answering the question, though, despite it being a delicate one.
Really a delicate one as it relates to Trump and the reputation of him of course into this space.

I agree to what you've said, there's no need for him to ask for any refunds if there's one that he's eligible with or binance is.

He's already got his freedom, he should just go back to what he's focusing before and that's with crypto, btc/btc, and the others and stop meddling himself with politics.



8. Post 66071508 (unedited backup) (by hero_the_bossman) (scraped on Thu Nov 20 10:47:25 CET 2025) in Peter Schiff Calls Strategy a Fraud, Challenges Saylor to Debate:

Quote from: Darker45 on November 18, 2025, 12:01:37 AM
It may be a fraud from one perspective, but genius from another. Knowing Peter, however, he certainly won't agree with the latter. He'll continue to bark despite Bitcoin reaching one ATH after another, despite Bitcoin treasuries hitting milestone after milestone, despite making himself a fool in the process.

Aside from being bitter he missed the bus, this old man is playing his game. He badly needs to stay in the radar. This is his way to gain relevance. This is his way to market his business.

The bait is to bark, the result - the attention.

It would be better if he just told something truly interesting about BTC or MS, because such behavior seen now is not..



9. Post 66067422 (unedited backup) (by SuperBitMan) (scraped on Wed Nov 19 11:17:07 CET 2025) in Bitcoin isn't that Complex after all.:

Quote from: Darker45 on November 18, 2025, 01:13:17 AM
We don't have to learn everything about Bitcoin to be able to appreciate it. For the larger part of the population, it's enough that they know the basics. If they know how to make use of Bitcoin, to take advantage of its features, they're good to go. We don't even have to thoroughly understand the language in which Bitcoin is written to find its beauty and purpose. That's the same rule that applies to almost everything else, even nature, even life itself.

You are right, what we should bother ourselves when it concerns Bitcoin is those things that benefit us in Bitcoin which is investing into bitcoin by accumulating and holding, as a newbie into bitcoin investment what you should worry about his knowing the basic things about Bitcoin after doing that the next is for you to start investing and that is by accumulating and holding Bitcoin for long term, so just like you said one should be more interested in knowing the basic things about Bitcoin especially things that will help us so we really don't need to know everything about Bitcoin, the basic things are okay for us to know as long as it will be helpful to us, you can still decide to expand your knowledge more about Bitcoin as time goes on but the the basic things and start benefitting.



10. Post 66065623 (unedited backup) (by Cricktor) (scraped on Tue Nov 18 22:06:02 CET 2025) in 2.62x BTC dumped to legacy address of Genesis block:

Quote from: nutildah on November 17, 2025, 11:18:27 PM
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Every "donor" likely has its own motives and unless someone brags about it, we won't know what those are. Collective stupidity on X is another, uhm, topic. Another reason not to visit this island of (a)social shit.


Quote from: Rgram on November 17, 2025, 11:31:11 PM
Are the Bitcoins in this address unspendable and as such, lost to the world?
I think I already wrote about it in this (or maybe another thread). If we assume the private key for the known public key of the Genesis block still exists (nobody knows this, except for Satoshi), then all coins that have been sent to the Genesis block are technically spendable, except for the initial coinbase amount of 50BTC which are unspendable because they aren't in the UTXO set.

My gutt feeling is just that Satoshi won't ever move any of those coins. Why? Well, because!  Cheesy

If I'm right with my gutt feeling, then any donation to the Genesis block is simply frozen until some breakthrough in math or some imaginary quantum computer breaks DLP and finds the private key by reversing the unique relation private key -> public key in finite time and amount of energy.

TL;DR
At present and foreseeable future nobody can and Satoshi won't move any of those coins. Technically they're not lost, practically they're frozen and unmovable. Coins that won't move, bloat the UTXO set. I guess there's worse than that.


Quote from: vapourminer on Today at 12:18:18 AM
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Grin

I could throw some sats at block #0 too, but I won't. See no point in doing so.


Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 02:17:10 AM
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Here's a screenshot from my watch-only wallet in Core sorted in descending order of largest "donations". The almost 27BTC are truely "obscene" because they were sent in 2024!




Quote from: gmaxwell on Today at 02:36:12 AM
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If that's actually the case, I'd laugh my ass off. I've already a big grin in my face. Hilarious!


Quote from: MusaMohamed on Today at 04:17:35 AM
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We don't know if those coins have to be considered as "lost".



11. Post 66063746 (unedited backup) (by noorman0) (scraped on Tue Nov 18 11:51:13 CET 2025) in NO KYC Exchanges - kycnot.me:

Quote from: Darker45 on November 15, 2025, 01:55:51 AM
Am I the only who's thinking KYCnot.me isn't really a platform which lists services that don't require KYC? It's not really a site "dedicated for listing of exchanges and services with no mandatory kyc" as mentioned in the OP or as promoted, right? After all, it doesn't really scrutinize, screen, curate, and select which services deserve to be on the list.
Yes, indeed.
As I recall, they initially didn't screen and only listed exchanges that were truly KYC-free (no conditions). Instead, they ranked exchange's KYC risks and indicated the type of information the exchange might request.
One recent change I've noticed is that they appear to have a user dashboard. I assume kycnot.me involves its users in listing and curating the any services there.



12. Post 66062598 (unedited backup) (by btc_angela) (scraped on Tue Nov 18 01:51:26 CET 2025) in [Boxing] Donaire vs Tsutsumi for WBA Bantamweight Title Dec. 17:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 12:23:04 AM
I still bet on Donaire. Tsutsumi does not have Inoue's power or speed. Donaire has given Inoue a tough match; if he can tune or condition his body, he has a good chance of beating Tsutsumi. Old boxers have endurance issues, so he needs to win the early rounds, or if possible, know Tsutsumi out.

If he cannot, he will have a hard time in the latter rounds, which are called the championship rounds, where judges are looking closely to determine who is better.
Donaire will need to summon everything he has learned and gone through to come out the winner of this fight.

Yeah, Tsutsumi isn't as powerful and fast as Donaire, but Donaire himself is also not as powerful and fast as his old self. He's past his prime. Gone are the days when he's the flash and could finish the fight with just a single counter. If these two boxers met when they're both at the prime of their careers, Tsutsumi would certainly hit the canvas and retire early. But at 43, it's actually Donaire who's fighting an uphill battle.

Not only should Donaire summon everything that he has learned, he should also be fully aware that he's already old, that he isn't the flash anymore. I guess he should play the old, learned, wise, tricky boxer that he is. It's pointless to insist on a game plan as if he still got it. The body can't anymore execute the strategies intended for his younger self.

I doubt that boxers like Donaire will think it that way. Otherwise, they will not go and push their body on the line and get hurt. For this kind of boxers, they still think that they have something inside of him.

Maybe similar to the mindset of Manny Pacquiao. We can only hope that Donaire might still have something in him that can turn himself into a prime version. Nevertheless, if he didn't show up and his body has really show the signs of him old already, then this might be his last professional fight.



13. Post 66062556 (unedited backup) (by vapourminer) (scraped on Tue Nov 18 01:18:19 CET 2025) in 2.62x BTC dumped to legacy address of Genesis block:

Quote from: Darker45 on March 15, 2025, 03:48:29 AM
It's probably their own way of honoring Bitcoin or the Genesis block, the starting point of everything running right now. Of course, you can't do that if you don't have much. So, yeah, the ones who did it are indeed filthy rich, but it's not necessarily showing off. Nobody knows them anyway.


uh no at least im not filthy rich and i sent to the genesis block.

why?

because.



14. Post 66062440 (unedited backup) (by goldkingcoiner) (scraped on Tue Nov 18 00:21:44 CET 2025) in 2.62x BTC dumped to legacy address of Genesis block:

Quote from: Darker45 on March 15, 2025, 03:48:29 AM
It's probably their own way of honoring Bitcoin or the Genesis block, the starting point of everything running right now. Of course, you can't do that if you don't have much. So, yeah, the ones who did it are indeed filthy rich, but it's not necessarily showing off. Nobody knows them anyway.


This seems to be the most likely case, I think.


They are so rich that sending a few coins to "honor" Bitcoin does seem very likely. And yes, the senders might be anonymous now but that does not mean they have to stay anonymous. They may use this in the future to attract attention.



15. Post 66056108 (unedited backup) (by Inior) (scraped on Sun Nov 16 16:04:32 CET 2025) in What should you know before recommending Bitcoin to a friend?:

Quote from: Oshio-man on November 14, 2025, 03:22:53 AM
We may discuss about Bitcoin with friends, relatives, workmates, and others if we must. We may provide them a long list of dos and don'ts, very basic things, reminders to always keep in mind should they decide to go into Bitcoin, but I guess we should never exhort them to buy.
Basic thing like not your key not your coin, some of them need to know the best wallet to use to hold their coins for long term, using exchange wallet to hold your coins for long term is not safe for newbies because the owner of the exchange have right to have access to your coins if anything happen that will make the team to withdraw your coins from the exchange, Some of the users that survived here applied patience to become who they are today, which I know newbies can also do the same thing to overcome any challenge that may come their way, for you to recommend anyone to bitcoin, make sure you have seen good results or you have benefited from bitcoin because some people need to see evidence from you before they will believe that you have the knowledge of bitcoin.

A lot of persons might think they're smart by using an exchange to keep their coins and probably add bitcoin to their portfolio as well. The truth is, exchanges can decide to close or shutdown your account or the possibility of hack is very realistic compared to using a non custodial wallet. A lot of persons including myself probably like to make transactions from an exchange but that doesn't mean it has to remain there. It's smart to move you coins to a non custodial wallet where you have full control of the coin.



16. Post 66053742 (unedited backup) (by logfiles) (scraped on Sat Nov 15 23:34:07 CET 2025) in NO KYC Exchanges - kycnot.me:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 01:55:51 AM
Kycnot.me is still one of the best platforms that ranks services that may not require KYC verification. Even one of the aggregators you mentioned here are listed on that website, but with a lower rating because they still partner which services that may require a random KYC verification in the middle of a transaction.
We have seen this here time and time again.

Am I the only who's thinking KYCnot.me isn't really a platform which lists services that don't require KYC? It's not really a site "dedicated for listing of exchanges and services with no mandatory kyc" as mentioned in the OP or as promoted, right? After all, it doesn't really scrutinize, screen, curate, and select which services deserve to be on the list.

In reality, KYCnot.me is more of a directory of exchanges regardless of their KYC policy. They're rated, of course, but they list even the likes of Binance and other exchanges which strictly impose mandatory KYC.
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If you check out my reply, keywords are "ranks services that may not require KYC verification". I didn't say "don't require KYC"
Of course usually, the top ranking services in most cases do not require KYC verification and then as you go down, you start to see services that will ask for KYC verification. There are even additional notes to let you know what is in the terms of service regarding KYC verification. That's the whole point of the platform/directory so that if you are wise enough, you know what service to use or not to use if you hate KYC.



17. Post 66050793 (unedited backup) (by TravelMug) (scraped on Sat Nov 15 09:13:02 CET 2025) in [boxing] Jake Paul Vs Anhony Joshua:

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 12:23:15 AM
It seems nobody's afraid of Joshua anymore. Even a YouTuber is now challenging him. But I hope this pushes through and Joshua will take it seriously. There's the juicy paycheck, of course, but although defeating an attention-seeker wannabe boxer wouldn't add anything to Joshua's résumé, it at least brings Jake to his senses. Joshua isn't anymore a force to be reckoned with, but I'm sure he can easily dismantle an ambitious outsider. He did that against Ngannou. There's no reason why he can't do the same to Jake.

It's because Joshua has been exposed already. However, it's the other way around, it is the youtuber who challenges him and he is not even a boxer by itself. And as someone posted the odds, it's very obvious that Joshua will be the huge favorite.

I think Joshua is still has power and if you are going to match him against a so called boxer like Jake Paul, for sure his experience is going to prevail and maybe he could win by a knockout just like what he did to Ngannou. So Jake Paul might have sign his death wish in this fight.