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  1. GhoulSlayer
    Thanks everyone for the replies. I've been reporting posts which are obvious bots, but only my topics. OP should know the replies if they have been reading them. Believe I saw a post from the mods to report the post as a bot and they would look into it. It would not be hard to read other posts the person has made to see they are a bot. I've had limited time to post here lately, but try to keep my topics bot free by reporting gibberish comments. Together we can get them removed but it will take everyone contributing. Mods are just a few, we are many.
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    I was wondering if it is wise to stop a topic that has run it's course if the topic is being over run with bot posts? Do members have a way of stopping anymore posts in a topic they started? I ask because some threads are being posted in with a lot of gibberish posting that stems from OP topic and the comments that follow. I think it's important that everyone report posts that are gibberish, make zero sense as they are clogging up the flow between real people. Thoughts?
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    You are correct crypto is a great escape from the long arm of the tax man. I remember when crypto first hit and it was scary, now look how far it's come around!
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    Free people need some relief from the over taxing, crypto provides that, which is why I'm very harsh on governments attempts to get their sticky fingers into crypto. I'm in United States, and there is no free enterprise left in America. With crypto we have a chance to be free again. Society runs best without government intrusion, people will do well to fend for themselves and all politicians are crooked, everyone has their price.
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    True that the more common crypto becomes ther may be more self regulating. I don't want the government regulating I think the users should regulate and expose the corrupt users who are out to cause fraud and use crypto for illegal activities.
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    Looks like someone answered you already, sorry I was out of town. The white paper is like a business plan one would submit for a business loan except you are pleading to the public. Within the pages should be pertinent workings within the company like how they will market & grow, who the team members are and their qualifications, clear financials or where project will be funded, etc. Each one will look different but if you think of yourself as a loan officer when reading one, the red flags become much clearer. Hope that helped explain a whitepaper in simple terms.
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    When we buy things using fiat currency we pay plenty of taxes, IMO. I get some taxes are a way to pay for roads & infrastructure but beyond those taxes have taken over peoples livelihood. We all know we are over taxed and crooked politicians are not using taxpayer money as if it were being from their own pockets. I like that crypto is not being taxed, is untraceable and gives people some invisible presence. Unfortunately it has the dark side of use for illegal activities.
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    You have wait for 30 people in order to play? Hmm. Is there enough players in there that the wait is not long? I wouldn't want to be waiting very long to play. Hopefully enough people are jumping on this. Ahhh, yes I played that a few years ago and couldn't remember the name. I don't think I was that good at it if I remember. But getting some crypto will be a big game changer! And yes it was fun! I just was getting eaten by bigger balls.
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    I am surprised I had not seen this post until now. My name is based on my gaming so this looks like a fun way to earn crypto! I'll finish reading this thread but this didn't have too much detail here, have to go to their site and do some reading. Just thought this was great, if it all looks good.
  10. GhoulSlayer
    Oh my! I couldn't imagine!! Throwing away all that bitcoin must have been a real hair pulling situation for that guy. I didn't read about it, but sounds like USB is not a secure way to go.
  11. GhoulSlayer
    I should add another thing, look at those who are not ready for release of their project. If a company is posting things like still working on stuff, making changes, restarting blockchains, reissuing wallets, these are proof a company was started without real thought or knowledge. Words like experimenting...yes I've seen that too.
  12. GhoulSlayer
    Brilliant! I love it when scammers are caught! Your information was detailed enough to educate everyone how to report these slimes. Nice post!
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    Yes good point to really scrutinize the white paper. If it's not making sense or if the whiter paper is not matching what has happened with the block chain and other key announcements, drop anymore time and move to research another offering.
  14. GhoulSlayer
    Just like the mob has found loopholes in fiat currency, meaning how to make money without claiming it, so will happen if crypto ever gets centralized. Criminals are clever and they find ways to steal your stuff. In crypto it could be the scam of tricking someone into opening a wallet for them or giving you a false exchange. You are right that the blockchain holds the most value. If someone is messing with it, it's a bad sign. Legit companies with secure wallets & exchanges are vital to weeding out the bad from the good. Blockchains hold all transactions for full view, thus creating a paper trail.
  15. GhoulSlayer
    Cryptocurrency was started as a means to buy and sell through the internet. Once blockchain technology was released to the world it opened up the buying and selling worldwide and for anything, whether legal or illegal. Law enforcement has been busy trying to follow this trend because of the dark web. The selling of human trafficking to real underworld activities began. But there was also the light side of cryptocurrency where one could buy goods for instance, real estate, food, clothing and not have anyone know what you are buying. No tax, no paper trail. Sounds like the good ole' days of the 1800's when there was still free enterprise, where one was free to buy and sell under their own terms. What do you see as the future, good and bad, coming from cryptocurrency?
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    Not sure how a project could succeed without real team or proper whitepaper. Can you give an example? I think it would be helpful and interesting to see how these formed and see the current success. Also are any under investigation after such flimsy starts?
  17. GhoulSlayer
    Some self moderators are abusive. 5 moderators for this whole forum is too little!! There should be mods for each section, WP (warning points) should not be given off the fly because one person is complaining after starting issues themselves, at least give a person a chance to plea. Seems spam posts are taking some words from OP and scrambling them into gibberish. I think these people should be put on a watchlist option as it's too hard to go see all the OP previous posts these scam posts are taking them from. On a watchlist, any new posts could be quickly identified as scrambling an OP topic post. Hope that made sense! I wonder if these are done by computer?
  18. GhoulSlayer
    Today's young people don't read past headlines let alone a white paper and other must read documents. Unscrupulous individuals will prey on this fact.
  19. GhoulSlayer
    LOL you hit the nail on the head with: "there is NOT a way to lose money..." All investing is RISK and beware people, those wolves in sheeps clothing spewing absolute coin values, no risk investing schemes and puffing their site/product/service as guaranteed to go up or make you money. Expose these crooks! Some are on this forum and despite people trying to show the red flags, this person is getting users slammed with WP or flagging their posts as spam!!
  20. GhoulSlayer
    Some topic starters would not be good self moderators as they lack people skills in general, seem to have unreasonable history of deleting posts or whining to the moderators about problems they themselves start. There needs to be a better way to communicate with the mods. The current system is broken and is biased/abused by certain members.
  21. GhoulSlayer
    Very good points. Holding your coins on an exchange and never losing your keys are huge. I have several places I keep my keys as I had a computer failure once and luckily I had they keys on a thumb drive & written down. I have one other copy in a safe. Always good to have a secure wallet too as hackers will attack on any front they can.
  22. GhoulSlayer
    You are correct. They feed off those not educated. I've seen where they tell potential investors to "not worry, they will do everything for you". This wording is often used in fleecing the elderly or disabled who are not computer savvy and maybe just watch YouTube videos. A good scammer could fleece several watchers by pretending to be above the law.
  23. GhoulSlayer
    You mean it's still not listed? I am ignoring him, but yes he fits the red flags. I thought the exchange was supposed to happen days ago! Is his source code still hidden too? I hope people get their eyes opened, something is not right over there. Hey glad to be here helping!
  24. GhoulSlayer
    Oh yes if they are NOT keeping up with their social media like Twitter, Facebook etc it makes one think they don't care, are only in it for your money and will probably disappear.
  25. GhoulSlayer
    Welcome to the forum and glad you found this helpful. Be careful of those who give vague answers to your questions or, as i've found out the hard way, attack you for merely asking questions. Most people are helpful on here and look for the red flags I've listed and beware of those who are not on the up & up. Yes when a company does not offer transparency to potential investors it ruins the whole crypto game. One example is resetting a blockchain. That was done recently on a token offering and still to this day the source code is not visible, which affects the blockchain. Investors are not able to see what this token owner is doing behind the scene and this is a red flag warning. The team too should always have both first & last names with their credentials & background.
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