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1. Post 66129609 (unedited backup) (by Ayers) (scraped on Thu Dec 4 05:51:25 CET 2025) in Alt farm or what?:
If you check correctly I just copied my above post and forgotten to edit it and posted it without edit. and instantly I edited it with my info.
Yeah, don't bother explaining anymore. You copied your post and resubmitted it.
BTW, why do you have to apply again?
You already applied a week ago with the correct information. (19/10/25)
We have 1× slot open.
I re-applied again cause my previous application was old (1 week ago), that slot was filled.
then the campaign manager opened new slot next week that's why i applied again.
However, you initially applied with the information from the Wildwest account and then edited it. But you deleted the previous application, why?
If you wanted to reapply, you could have copied your previous application and resubmitted it for reconsideration if needed.
Let the community judge.
Mate, if you look closely normally I delete my old application if not getting accepted into campaign to reduce unnecessary post from my account.
Not only here, I do it every time.
That old application I deleted when the campaign slot filled, But after some moment one participant left the campaign and manager opened new slot.
I copied what I found in front of me, this is an honest mistake.
2. Post 66129208 (unedited backup) (by Zoomic) (scraped on Thu Dec 4 00:22:01 CET 2025) in $crypto$ and Furious 7 are alt + a few more:
The question is, is it ethical to take loan using alternative accounts from the same lender?
I didn't check if they have participated in the same campaigns or cheated anywhere. Feel free to check more.
With full collateral it is fine, not optimal but it is fine. With no collateral loans it is absolutely wrong and they should receive negative trust just for that.
When a loan is given to an account in the forum, the account becomes the collateral. So, if someone has two accounts and borrows from a particular lender with it, it therefore means that the person has their two accounts at stake.
How sure are you that if the lender knows the two accounts belong to one person he will not happily still give out loan to both of them and take his interest?
I can't see any rules against it on DarkStar's Loans thread or lending board guidelines.
If you repaid correctly and until you break any rules negative tag should not be applied, in my opinion.
Neutral feedback should be applied.
Taging negatively is not something to play with toys; it matters huge in our forum, everyone should use it properly.
That is entirely irrelevant. Sometimes negative tags are not given for explicitly breaking rules, other times they are given for unethical behavior even if no rules are broken. Trust ratings are not that consistent here and they are not solely based on whether people have broken rules or not.
If you give negative tags often for something you feel is unethical, it will water down the effects of negative tag.
A negative tag isn't something you give and people will start debating about it. If you are not so sure, use the neutral tag.
3. Post 66127733 (unedited backup) (by Dr.Lender3) (scraped on Wed Dec 3 17:41:43 CET 2025) in $crypto$ and Furious 7 are alt + a few more:
The question is, is it ethical to take loan using alternative accounts from the same lender?
I didn't check if they have participated in the same campaigns or cheated anywhere. Feel free to check more.
With full collateral it is fine, not optimal but it is fine. With no collateral loans it is absolutely wrong and they should receive negative trust just for that.

I can't see any rules against it on DarkStar's Loans thread or lending board guidelines.
If you repaid correctly and until you break any rules negative tag should not be applied, in my opinion.
4. Post 66127613 (unedited backup) (by Satofan44) (scraped on Wed Dec 3 17:06:14 CET 2025) in $crypto$ and Furious 7 are alt + a few more:
The question is, is it ethical to take loan using alternative accounts from the same lender?
I didn't check if they have participated in the same campaigns or cheated anywhere. Feel free to check more.
With full collateral it is fine, not optimal but it is fine. With no collateral loans it is absolutely wrong and they should receive negative trust just for that.
5. Post 66127371 (unedited backup) (by Ayers) (scraped on Wed Dec 3 15:55:13 CET 2025) in Alt farm or what?:
It appears that user
Ayers is also owned by user Wildwest.
Proof:
Bitcointalk username: Wildwest
BTC Address (should be SegWit): bc1qf30pqxdu6l9mknqwfvwqe7mcdnzfzdpwg5kssn
Archive:
https://ninjastic.space/post/65968702Bitcointalk username: Wildwest
BTC Address (should be SegWit): bc1qf30pqxdu6l9mknqwfvwqe7mcdnzfzdpwg5kssn
If you check correctly I just copied my above post and forgotten to edit it and posted it without edit. and instantly I edited it with my info.
6. Post 66121941 (unedited backup) (by lovesmayfamilis) (scraped on Tue Dec 2 07:28:01 CET 2025) in 300 Good reports achieved!:
Hopefully, in the future admins could consider giving merits for good reports, such as 1 merit per report (I think someone already suggested this). I understand that suggestion could be abused through multiple accounts or spamming by doing it by themselves, but similar abuses have already happened with account farming merit abuse.
This will be a good thing to encourage people to report more. The other forum has a similar feature where the admin and the president actually reward the reporter for a valid report. Regarding abuse, the admin can easily identify which accounts are accessed from the same IP address. Reporting a brand-new account and a somewhat established account should have different levels of credibility. If such abuse is found, the admin can punish the abuser.
Congratulations on reaching 300 good reports. I think I reported only a few, and the success rate is 100%. I am not sure if I am that good at reporting. But I think this will change if I start reporting more.
I don't know if you remember a user named Ratimov, but he started out as a newbie reporter, cleaning up the Russian-language section...
https://ninjastic.space/post/52131782He later earned a large number of merits from the local merit source, specifically for his work. I'm saying this because the trust of the moderators is earned not only by rank but also by the accuracy of reports. Sometimes, newbies can be very helpful by reading and simultaneously reporting posts they consider useless. The great thing about the forum is that it's open to everyone's input.
7. Post 66121613 (unedited backup) (by Sithara007) (scraped on Tue Dec 2 04:19:07 CET 2025) in Test Cricket Prediction and Discussion Thread [self - mod]:
Well, the newcomers also expect the time that BC gave to these five players. They have played for Bangladesh for a long time, and they weren't performing consistently. I remember those days when Tamim could barely score 1 run. I was afraid that we would see another duck when Bangladesh started to play. Tamim grew and became mature. He began to perform. The same goes for others as well. Mushfiq became dependable once he was halfway through his career.
The newbie players also expect the same tolerance and investments. The problem is in BCB. They do not take care of under-19 cricket. If India can have too many young talents who doesn't have to play 50 matches to prove themself, why Bangladesh cannot do it? It's because divisional cricket seems doesn't even exist in Bangladesh.
It is not just the U-19 team. The BCB also ignores their A and domestic teams. As a result of this, the player pool is limited and therefore the BCB is forced to experiment with the same players again and again. For the emerging players, the only avenue is to play domestic cricket in countries such as England or Australia, if they want to improve their skillset. No other gateways are available for them. Look at the recently concluded test match between Ireland and Bangladesh. Once again, it was the senior players who starred in that win. And what will happen if they are unavailable for selection?
8. Post 66119350 (unedited backup) (by Bitcoin Smith) (scraped on Mon Dec 1 16:25:37 CET 2025) in Bc game scammed me i need help from holydarkness sir :
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Scam Accusation board turned into help center for BC game for a while and holydarkness is trying his best to resolve everything in the favor of the affected party but as you said these guys are not learning anything from the previous mistakes and I can't understand how they managed to go upto three deposits if their first one itself got stuck.

9. Post 66119006 (unedited backup) (by Crypto Library) (scraped on Mon Dec 1 15:10:49 CET 2025) in Test Cricket Prediction and Discussion Thread [self - mod]:
Actually, I made the same mistake that we common Bangladeshi fans do, we often forget that format plays a big role in a team's performance. For example, I compared the T20 series or format with the Test series and that's where I was wrong.
Exactly. A single player can change the game result in a short format of cricket. You have to perform constantly in test cricket, and you have to play well every day to win a test. But things are much easier for short formats. You will have to play better for a couple of overs against a team. A single player can play 20 overs. But a single player cannot surely play for a day or two. This happens rarely.
No matter how strong a team is, they should not take the opponent lightly. Bangladesh lost the T20I against most of the weaker teams. There was a time Bangladesh didn't care about Afghanistan. Today Afghanistan play better T20 than Bangladesh Team.
You are also right, but from my point of view I think to be a strong team in every format their is kust need the team work but unfortunately in current day when we saw the Bangladesh squad there is only few players are doing a little bit good performance and on the others hand when the poncho Pnadyop were in the team I am talking about Musfiq, Mahmudullah, Mashrafi, Tamim, Shakib when they were in team Bangladesh team was in good form but in current day we couldn't find any player like that squad where we saw the team work and that's why we are facing the worst situation.
10. Post 66116739 (unedited backup) (by rdbase) (scraped on Sun Nov 30 23:54:31 CET 2025) in World's Highest IQ Record Holder says Bitcoin will hit $220,000 in the next 45d:
But he could just be one of those who just have a channel on youtube and giving their price predictions on bitcoin.
There are thousands of these type of people doing this already and most of the time they are completely wrong.
Probably you are right. They probably just want to gain some attention, so they can attract more subscribers/followers and potentially make some money from it. However, the reality is that people like Plan B often make predictions that go wrong. Moreover, Bitcoin is no longer following the previous pattern. The high-IQ guy can barely predict the future by analyzing the market chart and its pattern.
As I said, people are just making predictions so they can become more viral and attract more followers and subscribers. Ordinary people like me should not rely on these predictions and take any actions based on them.
Since you have been in bitcoin since atleast 2017 the year you registered on a forum related to it, you probably have more intelligence on this topic than he does.
I have heard of this cryptocurrency influencer you had mentioned since they've been successful in some of their predictions or else they would of left the scene along time ago. They do rely on the number of followers or they simply do not become relevant and don't see a reason to continue if no one is listening to what they have to say.
I don't think there's any correlation between high IQ and Bitcoin process doing well. Imo, he is just going with the consensus decision and that's the fact that everyone expects bitcoin to trade at a price that is significantly higher than the current price. That's actually a no-brainer.
If there's anything I've learned in crypto, it's the fact that low IQs and left curvers eventually win so he might not be wrong. I just feel it's wrong because the headline tries to drives the narrative that High IQ = best decisions in crypto which is not always the case.
These are some very good points you have made and it shows they are based from experience, inwhich I believe this self-proclaimed high IQ individual obviously seems to lack.
11. Post 66116312 (unedited backup) (by Crypto Library) (scraped on Sun Nov 30 22:14:25 CET 2025) in Test Cricket Prediction and Discussion Thread [self - mod]:
LOL. It is good to see that you have come to the realization now. You should not take any team lightly in the shortest format of cricket. Ireland isn't a weak team in this format. They have played really well. The Tectors destroyed the Bangladesh bowling lineup - especially Harry Tector. However, credit also goes to their bowlers. They managed to take some early wickets, and Bangladesh was on the back foot due to that.
When your team loses the first four wickets, scoring 18 runs, you cannot expect them to chase 180+ runs. Matthew Humphreys has taken four wickets and become Player of the match. Congratulations to them!
Actually, I made the same mistake that we common Bangladeshi fans do, we often forget that format plays a big role in a team's performance. For example, I compared the T20 series or format with the Test series and that's where I was wrong.
I thought that since the Bangladesh team did exceptionally well in the Test series, maybe they will perform similarly in the T20 or ODI format, but the fact that format is a big factor has been proven again. We also saw the Bangladesh team play well in the West Indies series in the ODI format but were whitewashed in the T20 format.
12. Post 66114343 (unedited backup) (by MoonReaver) (scraped on Sun Nov 30 13:21:14 CET 2025) in Some trust feedback i have are invalid (Outdated):
A few weeks late is too much. The community wouldn't worry much if the delay came from any known, reputable campaign manager. In fact, there are campaign managers who are delaying payments for more than four months, and this delay is likely still ongoing. But since you have not managed to build a solid reputation yet, the community worried and decided to leave feedback on your profile, so others proceed with caution.
As others have pointed out, I also think it was due to the communication gap. Share as much information as possible and remain transparent with the payments, rather than sending private messages to the participants. The feedback on your profile is neutral, so there's no need to worry.
The participants i selected made very good posts when I read them, I will definitely select some of them for any campaign I manage, I feel some deserved it.
I will let everyone know in the if I hold the funds or not so it will the communication gap if there may be any regarding it in my future campaigns too, I will also want to run campaign by some rules of mine and try to be as much transparent as I can be.
Thank you.
Reaver

13. Post 66112115 (unedited backup) (by suzanne5223) (scraped on Sat Nov 29 21:59:07 CET 2025) in World's Highest IQ Record Holder says Bitcoin will hit $220,000 in the next 45d:
This news released today from the world's record holder with the highest I.Q says BTC will hit $220k in 45 days from now.
I am the world's lowest IQ record holder, and I am saying Bitcoin will go to zero in the next 30 days

I am curious what IQ has to do with the Bitcoin price prediction. Does he know what he is talking about? Even if he is the most expert person in predicting the cryptocurrency and stock markets, his predictions will still be considered speculation only. People say those things to show us how confident they are with Bitcoin and its future. Everyone knows this fact. I am sure you know that as well.
Associating having a high IQ one would think he came to this conclusion while doing some sort of calculation while looking at charts and spending extensive time doing research.
But he could just be one of those who just have a channel on youtube and giving their price predictions on bitcoin.
There are thousands of these type of people doing this already and most of the time they are completely wrong.
Speaking of people speculating on the Bitcoin price reaching a certain range. I believe most of them just want to be the topic in the news, especially in the crypto space, where Bitcoin is prioritized because even a baby Bitcoiner can easily understand that BTC can't reach such a price range within the days he (the highest IQ record holder) stated, based on the market correction that always happens after the BTC halving effect market.
14. Post 66112079 (unedited backup) (by rdbase) (scraped on Sat Nov 29 21:48:44 CET 2025) in World's Highest IQ Record Holder says Bitcoin will hit $220,000 in the next 45d:
This news released today from the world's record holder with the highest I.Q says BTC will hit $220k in 45 days from now.
I am the world's lowest IQ record holder, and I am saying Bitcoin will go to zero in the next 30 days

I am curious what IQ has to do with the Bitcoin price prediction. Does he know what he is talking about? Even if he is the most expert person in predicting the cryptocurrency and stock markets, his predictions will still be considered speculation only. People say those things to show us how confident they are with Bitcoin and its future. Everyone knows this fact. I am sure you know that as well.
Associating having a high IQ one would think he came to this conclusion while doing some sort of calculation while looking at charts and spending extensive time doing research.
But he could just be one of those who just have a channel on youtube and giving their price predictions on bitcoin.
There are thousands of these type of people doing this already and most of the time they are completely wrong.
15. Post 66109015 (unedited backup) (by Forsyth Jones) (scraped on Sat Nov 29 05:11:19 CET 2025) in Malicious chrome extension injects hidden SOL fees into solana swaps:
Wow, we have a "modest" malware here, instead of it draining the entire balance of the wallet, it diverts a certain amount through the fees, lol.
That is why I avoid using Bitcoin/crypto-related extensions on chrome/brave, as you are much more likely to contract malware with a crypto extension than an non-crypto-related.
...I have heard about a lot of Android apps that are available on Google play store and those apps steal users data, plus there are some fake crypto apps that are scam. If google do not remove these apps, I am unsure if they will care about the extension.
A good way to avoid falling victim to malicious software and extensions is by carefully checking the permissions that the App requests before downloading it, a calculator doesn't need to have access to your contacts and microphone and so on.
Thank you for reporting this.
16. Post 66107976 (unedited backup) (by Crypto Library) (scraped on Fri Nov 28 21:56:25 CET 2025) in Test Cricket Prediction and Discussion Thread [self - mod]:
I know Bangladesh has improved, and they are the favorites in this series, but I don't want to be overconfident. Every time I become confident in them, they never forget to disappoint me. I also expect them to win the series against Ireland. But do not forget that Ireland is not that weak in the T20 format. They have players like Paul Stirling who have been playing for them for over a decade. He is capable of doing explosive batting against a strong bowling lineup. A single player can change the game for their team when it comes to the short format of cricket. I expect Bangladesh to win against them, but Ireland should also play well against Bangladesh.
Dude, you were actually right, I actually had high hopes for the Bangladesh team that since they did well in the Test series, they would be able to do well in the T20 series as well, but unfortunately they did the opposite here.
While I had hoped that Bangladesh openers Tanzid Hasan and Litton Das would at least perform well, the top four, including these two, could only score ten runs together, which is a big shame. However, if Towhid Hridoy had not saved Bangladesh from a bigger embarrassment by scoring 83 runs off 50 balls, Bangladesh would have been all out before they could have scored more than 50 runs.

17. Post 66107883 (unedited backup) (by Abiky) (scraped on Fri Nov 28 21:31:13 CET 2025) in Some say Bitcoin is a tool for criminals :
As we agreed, criminals can use any cryptocurrency they want. It's not all about Bitcoin. Yes, anyone can choose to hold Bitcoin. It could be the criminals, it could be Elon Musk, or anyone. The Bitcoin community does not have any control over who is going to use it. These people point fingers at Bitcoin because it is popular. The biggest hacks in the past happened in ETH. So, I can say that the ETH is a tool for criminals. But that would be unfair as well.
Most crime transactions are currently conducted in fiat. We just do not have the trace of the funds, and we don't know which one is the criminal's transactions.
Bitcoin might not have control over who is going to use it. But I remember some attempts from mining pools to censor OFAC-sanctioned transactions. It turned out to be a failure later on, but the thing is, mining pools can decide whenever to include transactions on the Blockchain or not. So if a transaction is deemed "illegal", the community will probably give the "green light" for miners to do their thing.
Technically, criminals are crooked with Bitcoin. They're better off using Fiat as they've been doing until now. Once cash (coins and paper money) is phased out of existence, criminals will simply switch to physical Gold and/or Silver coins. Or they will move to privacy coins instead. Thank goodness Bitcoin is transparent. It's more of a feature than a bug to help detect malicious actors on-chain. With BTC now getting institutionalized, the days of the "wild west" are officially over.
18. Post 66107469 (unedited backup) (by yahoo62278) (scraped on Fri Nov 28 19:45:31 CET 2025) in 1XBet Canada – Bonus & Slot Experience (Crypto Supported Nationwide):
Oh hell no.
This guy was creating review threads one after another about casinos and posting reviews. I am sure he didn't know about 1xbet scams, and he posted the review hoping to attract some visitors to his website. But look what happens when you promote a well-known scam casino through your review. The guy just wanted to make some money from affiliates, but he ruined his upcoming journey in the forum. He was advised to stay on one thread and post reviews in one thread. However, this individual decided to create a dedicated thread for each casino review. I don't know if he writes reviews based on his experience, or just paid reviews. In first case, he does not deserve those feedbacks.
Shouldn't this guy do his research before deciding to post a review? As long as he didn't know it's ok according to you?
I advised him that making a separate thread for each site was likely not the best route to go and he failed to listen or even acknowledge the post. If you look at all his reviews of each site he has posted, they are mostly the same also. He is not giving fair reviews, he is giving 100% positive reviews without caring for you or any other potential customer. You really think this guy should be allowed to continue?
As far as the negative trust goes, you might be correct and negative might not be the correct way to go about this. I will revise to a neutral for now, but 1 more positive review for a shit site and I will return my tag to a negative and not look back. @memehunter and The Cryptovator feel free to do as you wish with your feedbacks, but consider changing to neutral for now.
@casinoresearchernorth do as your name states and actually research casinos before you post a review here, and consider my advice to make 1 dedicated thread.
19. Post 66107083 (unedited backup) (by virasog) (scraped on Fri Nov 28 18:16:13 CET 2025) in 🐺WOLF.BET - Provably fair dice game 🎲 $1,000 Daily Race💰7-day streak bonus🔥:
And I hope Wolfbet won't tighten their KYC process any further after listing these two privacy coins. The casinos may request information about the source of funds if a user makes a deposit using these privacy coins.
It makes no sense that they start to ask the gambler to provide the source of funds if they prefer to deposit through privacy coins. If they have any intention they should explicitly write it on the site that deposit with certain crypto will lead to further investigations etc.
I have seen a scam accusation in this forum against a Centralized exchange. The exchange was asking for the source of the funds to the user. The user said that they mined it a couple of years ago, and it is now almost impossible to collect that information.
Can you share the link to the scam accusation, and also which exchange has done this? It is not good if the crypto exchanges and casinos start asking for deposits, they should only be concerned that people's deposit and use their platform.
20. Post 66107002 (unedited backup) (by salad daging) (scraped on Fri Nov 28 17:58:32 CET 2025) in 🐺WOLF.BET - Provably fair dice game 🎲 $1,000 Daily Race💰7-day streak bonus🔥:
And I hope Wolfbet won't tighten their KYC process any further after listing these two privacy coins. The casinos may request information about the source of funds if a user makes a deposit using these privacy coins. I have seen a scam accusation in this forum against a Centralized exchange. The exchange was asking for the source of the funds to the user. The user said that they mined it a couple of years ago, and it is now almost impossible to collect that information.
If WolfBet is going to tighten the KYC process, why add this privacy coin? If players know that they are depositing a large amount of privacy coins, and then the casino asks about the source of funds, they will be reluctant to make another deposit.
But maybe it could be that WolfBet will not record KYC, we don't know how much they do, with the policies in their ToS it is possible that if there is suspicion the casino will be the same as the exchange does by asking where the source of funds is.
21. Post 66106215 (unedited backup) (by OcTradism) (scraped on Fri Nov 28 14:36:38 CET 2025) in 🐺WOLF.BET - Provably fair dice game 🎲 $1,000 Daily Race💰7-day streak bonus🔥:
And I hope Wolfbet won't tighten their KYC process any further after listing these two privacy coins. The casinos may request information about the source of funds if a user makes a deposit using these privacy coins. I have seen a scam accusation in this forum against a Centralized exchange. The exchange was asking for the source of the funds to the user. The user said that they mined it a couple of years ago, and it is now almost impossible to collect that information.
It is good to see Wolfbet list these two coins. I am sure they thought about people who love privacy.
Privacy coins will be most favorite targets of governments after they massively attack mixers. Any company includes online gambling company has to obey to law and regulations as well as adapt to latest legal changes. If governments tighten their policies against privacy coins, business companies must follow that new regulation changes and Wolf.bet as a licensed company will not be an exception.
Privacy is important, so let's enjoy it whenever you can until there are something enforced to tighten our access to privacy coins and platforms accept privacy coins drop in numbers.
22. Post 66104644 (unedited backup) (by Abiky) (scraped on Fri Nov 28 02:42:02 CET 2025) in Some say Bitcoin is a tool for criminals :
There are better privacy-oriented cryptos in this crypto space that criminals can use. Bitcoin is very much centralized today. Criminals can use some mixers to make their coins untraceable. However, they are not entirely safe. Most centralized exchanges can freeze the funds if they detect that the fund is linked to Bitcoin mixers. Criminals can use coins like Monero, Dash and other privacy coins if they really want to do crime and stay anonymous.
Whoever says that Bitcoin is a tool for criminals, they just don't know enough about Bitcoin and they are average people. Anything can be a tool for a criminal. Criminal still use fiat money. Criminal still use weapons. Let's focus there instead of blaming Bitcoin.
Criminals could use privacy coins, but they will often face many obstacles that would make their life harder (such as reduced liquidity, higher volatility, and limited Fiat trading pairs). Since criminals prefer convenience, they will continue to use Fiat for illegal activities. It's stable, can be used offline, and in a completely anonymous way (sort of).
Of course, that doesn't mean all criminals will avoid Bitcoin. Some of them will use it as "Digital Gold" to store their wealth for the long-term. Especially if we're talking about tech-savvy criminals. Just like any other tech, Bitcoin is a "double-edged" sword. Use it responsibly, and there should be nothing to worry about.
23. Post 66103838 (unedited backup) (by JeromeTash) (scraped on Thu Nov 27 21:40:25 CET 2025) in Malicious chrome extension injects hidden SOL fees into solana swaps:
I don't know how to report extensions,
There is the link
The App or extension appeared to be so active about 10 months ago and looking at the transaction history, there are no recent ones which mean either people abandoned using it or they changed the deposit address
Here is the transaction history of the hacker's address -
https://solscan.io/account/Bjeida13AjgPaUEU9xrh1iQMwxZC7QDdvSfg73oxQff7