report Report Plagiarism (Copy/Paste)

kyoukage01 · October 27, 2020

Comment: Here's another batch from the DeFi section. Just a bit more and this section will be mostly cleared of copy/pasted content.

Offender: juan valecillos
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/262355-juan-valecillos/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/301749-so-how-does-china-feel-about-defi/

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China, which is known for its capital controls is expected to scrutinize the DeFi space, which is inherently decentralized in nature. It seems that they are taking the first step towards DeFi through the private sector, namely Huobi that recently established Huobi DeFi Labs in conjunction with Shanghai College.

While China has been behind the curve in terms of actually creating DeFi protocols so far, this can be down to the fact that a vast majority of protocols are currently running on the Ethereum network with high levels of congestion and gas fees. With the introduction of alternative networks like Tron and Cardano, there may be some interesting principles to look out for.

One thing that remains clear is that whenever these protocols are created, they will be subject to high levels of scrutiny by the government that want to ensure they are in control of the amount of capital leaving the country. This would mean that China is likely to create its own DeFi network within the next 3-6 months.

However, this regulated space may be a good thing for institutional investors that has been restricted so far by the downside of DeFi. Many protocols try to be the first to bring their token to the market and take many shortcuts leading to bugs/security issues. This added scrutiny will ensure all the smart contracts and protocols are vetted before they can begin to market themselves.

Original website:

https://eng.ambcrypto.com/so-how-does-china-feel-about-defi/

Offender: TradingSCOR
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/263654-tradingscor/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/301950-chainlink-data-request-costs-450/

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Band Protocol is one of Chainlink's main competitors in the oracle space that are based on Cosmos technology

Band protocol says that a Chailink data request right now can cost almost $ 450 because someone has to submit the request data to request the data. Let's say 20 data providers need to receive that, respond to that with 20 transactions, and then the aggregation contract to do all the calculations before returning the final result. All of this requires a lot of gas

Chailink maintains that the links do not refer to a request from a user trying to access a feed. These are the overhead costs of multiple oracle nodes doing a feed update that is shared by many users, during an extremely high gas pay period that is unique and atypical

This shows that Chainlink is capable of operating successfully "even in times of high gas costs and high gas rate peaks"

Compared to Band, it is also important to note that your Ethereum instance had up to 5 days without a price data update, meaning the data was dangerously out of sync with reality. This is one of the many reasons why while on Ethereum, there was not a single live user who was willing to tie their security to Band's oracles on the Ethereum network.

Original website:

https://cointelegraph.com/news/band-protocol-ceo-says-that-a-single-chainlink-data-request-costs-450

Offender: ivanhds77
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/242590-ivanhds77/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/302127-analysts-believe-the-defi-bubble-has-burst-as-its-tokens-plummet/

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DeFi tokens are falling faster than the market as a whole.
Industry analysts are hinting that the bubble may have already burst.
DeFi's future remains bright, but may need to be regulated.

Bitcoin may hold its own, but almost all decentralized finance (DeFi) related tokens are going through a difficult time right now, leading some industry analysts to believe that the bubble has burst.

Since its all-time high last month, the total value locked across all DeFi platforms is down nearly 10% according to DeFi Pulse. Crypto markets are definitely cooling off from the action this summer, but DeFi appears to be freezing as token prices plummet.

For the first week in several months, no new DeFi food farms, smart contract protocols, influencers or exchange accomplices, or new token pumps have been promoted. Some of those previously pumped DeFi tokens are down more than 90% from their all-time highs.

Is DeFi on the decline?
Industry insider and Nuggets News founder Alex Saunders recently expressed the importance of making a profit when trading, adding that ' DeFi is a bubble '.

From a trader's point of view, the only thing that matters is short-term changes and profits. Those who hold onto DeFi tokens for the long term are probably now suffering.

SUSHI, for example, has fallen 94% from its all-time high and the price chart resembles that of most altcoins between 2017 and 2018. Curve, Swerve and bZx tokens have also dropped enormously from their peaks, while that the Uniswap token has dropped more than 60%.

Speaking at the LA Blockchain Summit, FTX CEO and SushiSwap savior Sam Bankman-Fried questioned DEX volumes. He commented that as soon as oversized incentives like liquidity mining fade, so will volume.

It seems that DeFi has been driven by hordes of farmers looking for a quick profit rather than investors and HODLers looking for long-term growth . With that in mind, the bubble narrative becomes more applicable.

The future of decentralized finance
This year has clearly shown that there is a high demand for DeFi, far beyond yield farming and the search for quick money. The world's traditional financial system is on the brink of collapse with nations struggling to degrade their currencies in order to control the mountains of debt they have created.

Becoming your own bank is an attractive concept and DeFi has just taken the first steps of what could be a very long journey. ETH 2.0 will ultimately aim to revolutionize the industry that has gained so much traction in such a short time.

Newer regulations are likely to come into play to metaphorically classify wheat from the chaff and remove the negatives of DeFi such as clones, rug pulls, arbitrage bots, faulty smart contracts, and scam projects.

Original website:

https://www.archynewsy.com/analysts-believe-defi-bubble-has-burst-as-its-tokens-tumble-beincrypto/

Offender: Edsonib10
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/275943-edsonib10/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/302272-bloomberg-bidens-choice-would-be-good-for-bitcoin-bad-for-defi/

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Bloomberg's latest crypto bulletin argues that Joe Biden's election as president of the United States would bring greater widespread adoption of Bitcoin (BTC), including possible approval of publicly traded funds. In addition, he referred to President Donald Trump's administration's policies regarding cryptocurrencies as "hands-free"

Given that yesterday the Department of Justice published its 70-page "Cryptocurrency: An Enforcement Framework", the bulletin is likely to have been written before that.

The author claims that the same forces would hinder DeFi's growth. Both conclusions are based on the assumption that a "democratic sweep" would potentially allow for greater regulatory clarity for crypto space. DeFi space has soared this year in a completely deregulated environment. It is no coincidence that the perpetrators behind the KuCoin hack have been laundering their illicit profits through the largest decentralized exchange, Uniswap.

Original website:

https://www.cleansea-project.eu/bloomberg-bidens-choice-would-be-good-for-bitcoin-bad-for-defi/

Offender: Osama7
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/80131-osama7/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/302493-defis-market-value-drops-25-in-one-day/

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The decentralized finance (DeFi) bubble continues to shrink, as crypto market data company Sentiment reported a 25% collapse in the market value of DeFi's assets yesterday alone. In a blog post published on October 8, Santiment estimated that daily DeFi token trading volumes were down 30% combined, while recent market leaders SUSHI, Uniswap (UNI) and Yearn Finance (YFI) were among the hardest hit weekly. . Losses of 51%, 38% and 31% respectively.

Original website:

https://cointelegraph.com/news/defi-market-cap-drops-25-in-one-day

Offender: prial1000
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/253218-prial1000/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/303146-how-do-defi-protocol-developers-make-money/

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The basic principle and prerequisite of DeFi is "decentralization". As for the strength of financial attributes and the financial demand, it depends on the size and development of the entire crypto market.

DeFi can be simple. For example: there is such a contract on the chain, you can transfer 1 ETH to generate 2 DETH, and transfer these 2 DETH into it can be exchanged back to 1 ETH. The contract on the chain is a DeFi protocol. It is very simple and pure. It conforms to the basic definition of DeFi. Its financial attributes and financial needs require its developers and users interested in it to dig together.

The essence of DeFi is decentralization , which also requires DeFi to be open source. Since it is open source, it is inevitable that a homogeneous DeFi protocol will appear.

In this case, can developers charge DeFi users a handling fee?

The same smart contract runs on the chain. For users, they are indistinguishable; moreover, they are indeed indistinguishable.

If the developer team A is more well-known under the chain, and the team B that develops the same protocol (same code) is very general, but the protocol fee of B is lower; if the market data shows that the DeFi developed by team A is more popular, then the user What are you choosing? Are you choosing DeFi? Or are you choosing a development team?

If the user is choosing DeFi, the agreement developed by team A and team B is essentially the same, and there is no distinction between advantages and disadvantages; if the user is choosing a development team, then DeFi will lose its meaning, which is also different from the area. The essence of the blockchain spirit is contradictory!

After the DeFi protocol is open source, homogeneous competition will inevitably occur, which will prompt the DeFi protocol to eventually become free. Therefore, it is obviously logical that DeFi developers charge fees to DeFi users, or that they cannot be charged for a long time, and will eventually be eliminated by the market.

However, DeFi interactive tool developers can charge service fees to DeFi users.

You can make a front-end interactive tool to provide users with a DeFi interactive service with a better experience. At this time, tool developers can charge service fees to DeFi users. However, the fee is not for users to pay for using the DeFi protocol, but for paying for the interactive experience in the process of using the DeFi protocol. The protocol is indistinguishable, but the service is differentiated and can be perceived.

Why should developers develop DeFi?

There may really be developer interest, and a DeFi protocol has been developed for a certain sense of accomplishment. However, most DeFi developers should make money or meet their DeFi needs.

According to the traditional Internet thinking, if a product has no demand even by the developer itself, then it is almost impossible to be developed.

We analyze from this perspective that the original intention of developers to develop the DeFi protocol should also have the same logic: first, developers themselves have such DeFi requirements, and it is expected that such needs will also exist in the encrypted user community ; therefore, It will encourage developers to have the idea to make such a DeFi agreement, meet everyone's needs, and make money "by the way".

As for whether to make money by the way, or that the goal is to make money, we do not make a specific analysis; in short, most DeFi developers are expected to make money.

As we have analyzed before, it is impossible for DeFi developers to charge user fees. So, how can DeFi developers make money from the DeFi protocol?

Next, we analyze according to different types of DeFi protocols. There are 2 types of DeFi protocol:

Type 1: DeFi protocol without incentive mechanism

The so-called non-incentive mechanism is that the protocol itself has no economic model and no token issuance. The typical case is the Uniswap protocol.

In this type of DeFi agreement, it is the liquidity provider that can make money, also known as the market maker.

If a DeFi developer wants to make money in this type of DeFi agreement, then he needs to be involved to become a member of the agreement ecosystem, for example, to be a market maker and earn what he deserves.

However, at this time, whether you are a DeFi protocol developer or other participants, you are on the same starting line, and there is no distinction between advantages and disadvantages. Perhaps the only advantage of the developer is to have a better understanding of the agreement itself, to be able to participate in it in the shortest possible time, provide services, and start to make money; after the market is balanced, the remaining advantages will no longer exist.

Therefore, in order to make money in the DeFi protocol without incentive mechanism, developers must participate as other users, otherwise there is no opportunity to make money.

Type 2: DeFi protocol with incentive mechanism

The DeFi protocol with an incentive mechanism comes with its own token economic model. Under normal circumstances, the economic model will tend to solve the problem of "cold start" of the DeFi protocol ; that is to say, the earlier the person who participates, the lower the cost of acquiring Token, and of course the risk is also greater.

At this time, for the DeFi protocol developer, he can participate in the earliest, obtain Token, participate in and promote consensus building.

Therefore, in this type of DeFi protocol with an incentive mechanism, DeFi developers have a very obvious first-mover advantage, but also meet their own needs and protocol development propositions. With the development of the agreement consensus and the application value of the agreement itself, after a period of deep development, developers will get a good return. A typical example: Satoshi Nakamoto wrote the Bitcoin protocol white paper. He also participated in Bitcoin mining in the early days, and everyone has seen what happened afterwards. Bitcoin held by Satoshi Nakamoto is already worth tens of billions of dollars.

Through the above analysis, we basically sorted out the causes and consequences of the birth of a DeFi protocol. Whether you are a DeFi protocol developer, a participant, or an ordinary user, as long as you understand the cause and effect logic clearly, you can know your rights and responsibilities in it.

The DeFi protocol is pure, objective, and reasonable; it does not have a so-called moral problem, and if it has to be said, it is also imposed on it by humans. Therefore, we should not use human defects to try to prove that DeFi is not established. This is an incompetent performance!

Original website:

https://read.cash/@arslankhalid/how-do-defi-protocol-developers-make-money-90846d7a

Offender: Gfort3XR
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/248260-gfort3xr/

Evidence: Note - additional 'inappropriate language' offense
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/305694-loopring-pay/

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Платформа уровня 2 на Ethereum для решения проблем масштабируемости криптовалюты. Хотя мы не говорим напрямую о DeFi, эта платформа позиционируется в платежных системах, в которых мы находим Lightning Network (для биткойнов). Loopring Pay позволяет отправлять токены ETH и ERC20 мгновенно и бесплатно, сохраняя данные внутри цепочки, но оставляя расчет транзакции вне цепочки с использованием алгоритма ZeroProof-Knowledge для подтверждения. Этот проект, без сомнения, является одним из лучших решений проблем масштабируемости Ethereum.

Original website:

https://zen.yandex.ru/media/id/5daf66e635c8d800b089a32c/10-samyh-perspektivnyh-proektov-v-mire-defi-5f2b228f5f97554824dd1381

Offender: aorlandob
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/254607-aorlandob/

Evidence:
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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/306097-wait-is-degen-coin-defi-bsc/

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Degenerates ( DEGEN ) token will be a new innovator of DeFi market as well as the DegenSwap.io platform. Total supply will be only 10,000 DEGEN tokens and the 14% of the tokens have already been distributed in a fair manner while the rest will be allocated for Yield Farming. There will be no team shares, founder rewards, premine, vc, or investor allocation for the token. The token will also give the exclusive chance to farm the upcoming BSCswap ( BSWAP ) governance token with the new exciting feature coming to the platform.

DegenSwap is the new Decentralized Exchange of the Degens, by the Degens, for the Degens.

Original website:

https://bscswapprotocol.medium.com/announcing-degenswap-project-a-new-innovation-zone-for-bscswap-5b3922c16310

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Offender: Albruns1
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/270652-albruns1/

Evidence: Note - additional 'useless content' offense (especially his early posts)
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/310469-what-is-five-fundamental-effects-in-bitcoin/?tab=comments#comment-9513433

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The Five Effects

The five foundational aspects for Bitcoin are:

The Limited Supply Effect

The Market Vibrancy Effect

The Competitive Effort Effect

The Resource Constraint Effect

The Structure Parameterizing Effect

Original website:

https://medium.com/swlh/five-fundamental-effects-in-bitcoin-c30fc133312d

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Offender: gimena prada
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/266118-gimena-prada/

Evidence: Note - additional 'inappropriate language' offense
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/307565-noticias-sobre-defi-bitcoin-y-blockchain/

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la semana pasada, fue liberado con una fianza de USD 5 millones. Los volúmenes de derivados bajaron un 17,5 % a USD 635.000 millones. El banco central de los Países Bajos, De Nederlandsche Bank NV ( DNB ), ha otorgado a la empresa de servicios de activos digitales con sede en Ámsterdam AMDAX BV la capacidad de operar bajo su jurisdicción. Esto permitirá a AMDAX procesar transacciones cripto y almacenar criptoactivos. De esta manera, la empresa se convierte en el primer servicio cripto aprobado después de que el gobierno de Países Bajos comenzara a aplicar una nueva legislación relacionada basada en AMLD5. La plataforma de almacenamiento y transacciones de activos digitales Fireblocks se ha asociado con el banco fintech Revolut con sede en el Reino Unido para respaldar la introducción de nuevos servicios cripto para sus 13 millones de clientes minoristas globales.

Original website:

https://www.archynewsy.com/5-bitcoin-blockchain-and-defi-news-october-10/

Offender: juan valecillos
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/262355-juan-valecillos/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/309131-defi-news-summary/

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Binance launches its DeFi project: Liquid Swap. Binance Liquid Swap is one of the most anticipated news by the crypto community. And it is that, although Binance had demonstrated its commitment to decentralized finance from the beginning. Until now the exchange had not launched a DeFi product directly on its own.

Original website:

https://www.forex-news.com/amp/crypto-news/defi-news-roundup-the-boom-continues/

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BONUS!!! Maybe not a plagiarizer, but has other multiple offenses!

Offender: Veraleri80

Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/261757-veraleri80/

Case/s: inappropriate language, inappropriate section, duplicate titles, useless content

Evidence: Note - original location of all listed is in DeFi section (English)
Offending posts:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/308040-мобильные-приложения/

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/308051-мобильные-приложения/

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/308061-мобильные-приложения/

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/308077-мобильные-приложения/

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/308090-мобильные-приложения/

Whited35 · October 27, 2020

Dear Moderators,

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Reason to report:- You can not find even a single original post from this cheater !

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kyoukage01 · October 29, 2020

Comment: From the previous 16 pages, the DeFi section has now been reduced to 3. To think that that section has been stuffed so full of that much shitposts for so long...

Now that this section is mostly cleared aside from the leftover 'useless content' shit topics, I can finally move on to other areas. Now, which section should I go next? 😁 😁 😁

Offender: Luciano_d1980
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/261223-luciano_d1980/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/309927-decentralized-autonomous-organization-dao/

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DAO is a system of hard-coded rules that define which actions a decentralized organization will take. However, the term DAO may also refer specifically to an organization called “The DAO,” which was conceptualized on the ETH blockchain, back in 2016.

Original website:

https://academy.binance.com/en/glossary/decentralized-autonomous-organization

Offender: claudia1972
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/256903-claudia1972/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/310972-introducing-yield-farming-into-the-dmm-ecosystem/

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After the recent launch of the DMM Foundation (DMMF), the DMM Foundation (DMMF) is proud to announce the next governance vote! Left for approval by the DMM DAO, the DMMF will propose the addition of yield farming to the DMM ecosystem. With the launch of yield farming, mToken holders will be able to seamlessly farm DMG tokens by staking their mDAI, mETH, mUSDC, or mUSDT.

Yield farming will be an integral part of expanding the DMM ecosystem and will bring it one step closer to democratizing access to permissionless yield. In the case that the debt ceiling is reached in a short period of time, yield farming will ensure that mTokens are still readily available to all by creating secondary markets where these assets can be traded at a premium. Not only will this allow mTokens to appreciate in value, but it will also allow DMG to be appropriated to those who contribute to the growth of the ecosystem, in this case, by providing liquidity. Yield farming allows greater accessibility to the DMM: governance token. This is an important utility to the ecosystem as it allows more users to become members of the DAO. Ultimately, this mechanism is an essential utility to further decentralize the protocol. Since farming is run in campaigns, the DAO will be equipped with a switch to facilitate ecosystem development, allowing the DMMF and upcoming Principal/Affiliate members to effortlessly onboard new assets. Yield farming is a major stepping stone in fulfilling the DMMF’s mission: greater accessibility to permissionless, stable yield to make finance more inclusive globally.

Overall, yield farming will provide an integral mechanism to perpetuate growth in the DMM Ecosystem(DMME) and help further decentralize the protocol as a whole. The DMMF will be proposing yield farming to the DMM DAO later this week. We look forward to seeing all DMG token holders participate in the vote and join us in our mission to make finance more inclusive globally!

Original website:

https://medium.com/dmm-dao/introducing-yield-farming-into-the-dmm-ecosystem-8e33a45fc226

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Offender: MANUEL ALBERTO
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/276468-manuel-alberto/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/312213-it-is-a-defi-project-born-in-november-2018/

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The swap offers another solution, to be able to make direct changes at the atomic level, without going through any centralized entity, all through protocol. And despite how wonderful this sounds, the most revolutionary thing about UniSwap is not the swap itself, but the logic that they have integrated into the protocol to make this possible. Although to be able to appreciate the change that UniSwap offers, we must first understand how it currently works in traditional markets.

Original website:

https://medium.com/@arnauramiomateu/uniswap-protocol-from-0-to-100-834dd1d9a30a

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Offender: soto2195
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/276818-soto2195/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/314757-defi-definition-and-creation-in-the-world/

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The term DeFi or Decentralized Finance (Decentralized Finance) is the evolution of the well-known FinTech that were born in the 20th century. Its objective is to offer a whole series of services built on a decentralized infrastructure. One that allows user interaction with the platform directly, leaving intermediaries behind. Something that has finally been possible thanks to the emergence of blockchain technology. This is due to its ability to generate self-sustaining ecosystems without the need for a central entity to regulate them. All while maintaining the security, privacy, and trust of the system.

Original website:

https://read.cash/@trebol/what-is-defi-and-why-is-it-important-for-the-crypto-market-dc0a1f49

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Offender: yoni1999
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/256604-yoni1999/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/315916-rise-of-defi-scams-tarnishes-yield-farmings-niche-market/

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For those working in the DeFi realm, not a day goes by without a project or other "exit scam" reported from their investors. From suddenly withdrawing support to fake presales, both DeFi experts and novice traders are bleeding Ether (ETH) worth in these scams. With DeFi creating a market segment where the cost of initiating a project is close to zero, rogue actors now have the perfect environment to continually divert funds from victims. With the help and complicity of a multitude of social media scammers and the current climate of frenzied Yield Farming chase, these crypto scammers are capable of raking in huge sums of money running into the hundreds of millions of dollars.

Original website:

https://www.bitcoinkeyfinder.com/rise-of-defi-scams-tarnishes-yield-farmings-niche-market/

Offender: duendekan
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/41362-duendekan/

Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/316820-kyber-delivering-a-sustainable-liquidity-infrastructure-for-defi/

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Hi Kyberians,

It has been a crazy few months for decentralized finance (DeFi) and Kyber Network. The recent yield farming and liquidity mining trends in DeFi have created an environment that is ripe for innovation and growth, but at the same time plagued with a multitude of tokens, scams, and an unhealthy obsession for unsustainable yield. Even with its huge potential, the DeFi world is fraught with uncertainty.

Instead of chasing fleeting trends, the Kyber team has been biding our time and focusing on our goal of building a sustainable and antifragile liquidity infrastructure for DeFi that is built upon real network growth and can weather all seasons.

We have written this strategy update to share some thoughts with the community regarding how we perceive the current environment and elaborate on our plans for Kyber moving forward.

Where We Are

First of all, we would like to present an honest assessment of the current position Kyber is in. The yield farming trend and explosive increase in the number of DeFi tokens have captured the attention of the space. ‘Liquidity mining’, where liquidity providers gain newly-minted tokens for contributing liquidity to a platform, has driven huge token inventory to various Automated Market Makers (AMM), allowing them to frequently outperform our (more capital efficient) Automated Price Reserves (APR) in terms of liquidity for certain token pairs.

For now, Kyber’s architecture does not support open integration with liquidity mining protocols or permissionless contribution of liquidity by any user. This was a deliberate design choice to mitigate the proliferation of scam and non-compliant tokens, while we develop the KyberDAO and a more sustainable liquidity infrastructure. However, this also meant that Kyber was not able to serve the liquidity needs of many yield farming-related activities and missed out on substantial trading volume in the process.

Ethereum gas costs have also been very high due to the increase in on-chain transactions (e.g. borrowing and yield farming activities) and this has negatively affected Kyber Network, KyberDAO, and KyberSwap (our in-house token swap platform) users. In particular, there were periods of extremely high gas costs that forced our market makers to temporarily halt operations, further impacting our volume.

A Strong Foundation

Despite our current challenges, Kyber remains one of the most fundamentally-sound projects in the DeFi space, thanks to our powerful on-chain liquidity protocol, strong taker ecosystem, flexible reserve framework, and of course, the support from our vibrant community.

Our Katalyst protocol upgrade and KyberDAO have been very successful. Since its launch on July 7, we have become one of the most successful DAOs in terms of staked value, voters, and rewards distributed.

Over 50 Million KNC tokens have been staked on the KyberDAO
Over 8,000 votes in total across 6 successful Epochs
Over $1 Million in ETH rewards distributed to KNC voters
Over $360,000 in rebates given to Fed Price Reserves (FPR)
Over $140,000 in KNC burned

In addition, we remain the most integrated on-chain DeFi protocol, used by the vast majority of aggregators and decentralized applications (DApps). This ensures that liquidity provided on Kyber is accessible to almost the whole DeFi ecosystem.

Our reserve system is also the most proven and flexible liquidity system in the space, allowing token teams and developers to easily create innovative reserves that suit their needs, including automated pricing systems, professional market making systems etc.

With this solid foundation, Kyber is now well-positioned to enter the next exciting phase of our development.

Forging Ahead

Moving forward, we intend to take aggressive actions to identify and shore up any weaknesses, boost our liquidity and token competitiveness, establish ourselves as DeFi leaders, as well as harness our resources to help Kyber thrive.

These actions will fall under 3 key areas

Enhancing liquidity by optimising network fees and building up our dedicated reserve ecosystem
Shifting control to the KyberDAO when it comes to adding tokens and reserves to the network
Creating a new open system for permissionless liquidity contribution that is usable by anyone in DeFi

Through these actions, we would like to greatly increase the diversity of liquidity sources in our network, increase the speed of onboarding new tokens, and generate new growth channels for Kyber. Together, they will help us build a sustainable liquidity infrastructure and establish ourselves as leaders in DeFi.

Proposals for the KyberDAO

As an immediate measure to restore the competitiveness of the network and to shift the focus to Kyber-dedicated (non-bridge) reserves, we are submitting the following Kyber Improvement Proposals (KIPs):

KIP-3: A reduction of our Kyber Network Fee parameter from 20bps to 10bps (0.2% to 0.1%). While this might mean a short-term reduction in rewards, we believe this is an important factor in retaining competitiveness and in turn leading to long-term network growth and long-term returns to stakeholders.
KIP-4: To add fees to our bridge reserves, which currently are not charged any fees. This will create an equal playing field between the bridge reserves and market makers running our Fed Price Reserves (FPR) and APRs.
KIP-5 and more: In the coming months, we will also be gradually allowing the KyberDAO to approve new tokens and reserves. The KyberDAO will soon be able to take an extremely active role in deciding which tokens and reserves can leverage our network, and expedite the addition of popular utility tokens.

We strongly encourage all community members to participate in our KIP discussions on discord and work together with the Kyber team to further optimise our protocol.

Key Initiatives In Q4, 2020

In addition to the immediate actions we are proposing to the KyberDAO, we are also launching several key initiatives in 2020 for professional market makers, developers, and the majority of users/liquidity providers. We aim to fortify our long-term advantage, mostly in terms of expanding the number, variety, and depth of liquidity provisions on Kyber.

Given that Kyber is already integrated into the majority of applications and aggregators in DeFi, enabling permissionless liquidity contribution and enhancing Kyber-dedicated liquidity should lead to an exponential increase in volume.

Professional Market Making Framework: Professional Market Makers account for more than 70% of our current volume, and very often provide the best rates in the ecosystem. We will launch an end-to-end framework that enables professional market makers to easily onboard and operate on Kyber’s network. The framework includes an upgraded FPR system, robust toolings, and comprehensive documentation covering infrastructure, technical, and market making strategies. In addition, we will be launching an incentive programme to help market makers quickly get started and run a profitable operation.
Open Reserve Ecosystem: As mentioned in the protocol paper, Kyber’s core architecture is designed to enable any type of reserve to be created and added to Kyber Network. Currently, apart from Kyber, the on-chain DeFi ecosystem is dominated by AMMs like Uniswap and Balancer. We believe there are various new liquidity systems that can be created beyond the existing platforms — and the timing is perfect to unleash the necessary tools for innovation. We intend to give developers of all stripes who want to provide liquidity to the ecosystem the ability to easily build new reserve systems on Kyber. More details will be shared soon.
Permissionless Liquidity Contribution: One of the most heavily-requested features by the community is a system that allows anyone, whether you are a developer or an average user, to contribute liquidity seamlessly. This is an area we have been working very intensely on during the past few months, and we will have exciting news to share before the end of the year.

These initiatives will complement our existing Automated Price Reserve (APR), Fed Price Reserve (FPR), and Bridge Reserves, representing our concerted efforts to enhance liquidity for Kyber and DeFi.

Beyond 2020

Apart from the aforementioned initiatives, we are also working hard on longer term solutions to solve several critical problems that afflict the space today.

Scaling DeFi and making it accessible to regular users and newcomers again, and not just ‘whales’ who can afford high gas prices.
Solving the liquidity fragmentation problem, where liquidity is fragmented and hence inefficient, even with the help of aggregators.
Making DeFi much more usable, compared to its current state, where user experience is still extremely complex, even for experienced users.

We will unveil more details in the coming months!

Onward, Kyber Network

We hope to contribute towards a better DeFi world, one with less toxicity and more transparent, inclusive, and sustainable practices. Along with the other DeFi projects in the space, we need to hold ourselves to a higher standard.

DeFi trends come and go, but we are determined to emerge stronger from every challenge and continue to be 100% committed to our goal of building a sustainable liquidity infrastructure that enables long-term creativity, innovation, and the democratization of finance. Let’s achieve this goal together as one united Kyber community!

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https://blog.kyber.network/kyber-continue-delivering-a-sustainable-liquidity-infrastructure-for-defi-f9945cab503

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Don't forget to support them with heart💗 because we get too tired in collecting such information and commenting to continue to spread interest to you.

What is DeFi?

Today’s topic is decentralized finance,or DeFi for short.

you already know that Bitcoin

is a form of money that isn’t controlled by any central bank or government.

It can be transferred to anyone from anyone around the world,

without the need of a bank or a financial institution.

Bitcoin is decentralized money,

However, transferring money is only the first of many building blocks in a financial system.

Aside from sending money to one another, there are a variety of services we use today.

For example, loans, saving plans,

insurance and stock markets are all services that are built around money and together create our financial system.

Today, our financial system

and all its services are completely centralized.

Banks, stock markets, insurance companies and other financial institutions all have someone in charge, whether it be a company or a person, that controls and offers these services.

This centralized financial system,

or CeFi for short, has its risks -

mismanagement, fraud and corruption to name a few.

But what if we could decentralize

the financial system as a whole in the same way Bitcoin decentralized money?

That’s exactly what DeFi is all about.

DeFi is a term given to financial services that have no central authority or someone in charge.

Using decentralized money, like certain cryptocurrencies, that can also be programmed for automated activities, we can build exchanges, lending services, insurance companies and other organizations that don’t have any owner and aren’t controlled by anyone.

Confused?

Don’t worry, we’ll break it down for you…

In order to create a decentralized financial system, the first thing we need is an infrastructure for programming and running decentralized services.

Luckily for us, Ethereum does just that.

Ethereum is a Do It Yourself platform for writing decentralized programs also known as decentralized apps

or Dapps.

but for now we’ll just say

that through the use of Ethereum we can write automated code, also known as smart contracts, that manage any financial service we’d like to create in a decentralized manner.

This means that we determine the rules as to how a certain service will work, and once we deploy those rules on the Ethereum network we no longer have control over them - they are immutable.

Once we have a system in place

like Ethereum for creating decentralized apps we can start building

our decentralized financial system.

Now let’s take a look at some of

the building blocks that comprise it.

The first thing any financial system needs is of course money.

You may be thinking:

“why not use Bitcoin or Ether,

which is Ethereum’s currency?”

Well, as for Bitcoin, while it is indeed decentralized, it has only very basic programmable functionality and is not compatible with the Ethereum platform.

Ether, on the other hand, is compatible and programmable, however it is also highly volatile.

If we’re looking to build reliable financial services that people will want to use we’ll need a more stable currency to operate within this system.

This is where stablecoins come in.

Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies that are pegged to the value of a real world asset, usually some major currency like the US dollar.

Make sure to check it out if you want some additional information.

For the purpose of DeFi we’ll want to use a stablecoin that doesn’t use fiat money reserves for maintaining a peg, since this will require some sort of central authority.

This is where DAI comes into play.

DAI is a decentralized cryptocurrency pegged against the value of the US dollar, meaning one DAI equals one US dollar.

Unlike other popular stablecoins whose value is backed directly by US Dollar reserves, DAI is backed by crypto collaterals that can be viewed publicly on the Ethereum blockchain.

DAI is over collateralized, meaning if you lock up in a deposit $1 worth of Ether, you can borrow 66 cents worth of DAI.

As soon as you want your Ether back, just pay back the DAI you borrowed and the Ether will be released.

If you don’t have any Ether to lock up as collateral you can just buy DAI on an exchange.

Because DAI is over collateralized,

even if Ether’s price becomes extremely volatile, the value of the locked Ether backing the DAI in circulation will most likely still remain at 100% or more.

In essence, the DAI stablecoin is actually also a smart contract

that resides on the Ethereum platform.

This makes DAI a truly trustless

and decentralized stablecoin which cannot be shut down nor censored, hence it’s a perfect form of money for other DeFi services.

Now that our decentralized financial system has stable decentralized money,

it’s time to create some additional services.

The first use case that we’ll discuss is the decentralized exchange, or DEX for short.

DEXes operate according to a set of rules, or smart contracts, that allow users to buy, sell, or trade cryptocurrencies.

Just like DAI they also reside on the Ethereum platform which means they operate without a central authority.

When you trade on a DEX,

there is no exchange operator, no sign-ups, no identity verification,

and no withdrawal fees.

Instead, the smart contracts

enforce the rules, execute trades, and securely handle funds when necessary.

Also, unlike a centralized exchange, there’s often no need to deposit funds into an exchange account before conducting a trade.

This eliminates the major risk

of exchange hacking which exists for all centralized exchanges.

But the range of decentralized financial services doesn’t stop there.

Let’s move on to decentralized

money markets - services that connect borrowers with lenders.

Compound is an Ethereum based borrowing and lending dapp, meaning you can lend your crypto out and earn interest on it.

Alternatively, maybe you need some money to pay the rent or buy groceries, but the only funds you have are cryptocurrencies.

If that’s the case you can deposit

your crypto as collateral, and borrow against it.

The Compound platform automatically connects the lenders with borrowers, enforces the terms of the loans, and distributes the interest.

The process of earning interest

on cryptocurrencies has become extremely popular lately, giving rise to “yield farming” - A term given to the effort of putting crypto assets to work while seeking to generate the most returns possible. So we have decentralized stablecoins, decentralized exchanges and decentralized money markets.

How about decentralized insurance? All of these new financial products definitely entail some risks which we will cover shortly, so why not create a service that insures my funds in case something goes wrong?

Well, how about a decentralized platform that connects people who are willing to pay for insurance with people who are willing to insure them for a premium, while everything happens autonomously without any insurance company or agent in the middle.

DeFi services work in conjunction

with one another, making it possible to mix and match different services

to create new and exciting opportunities.

This kind of resembles how you can use different LEGO blocks

and get creative with whatever it is you want to build.

Hence the term ‘money legos’

has been coined to refer to DeFi services.

For example, you can build the following service from different money legos - You start out by using a decentralized exchange aggregator to find the exchange with the best rate for swapping Ether for DAI.

You then select the DEX you want

and conduct the trade.

Then you lend the DAI you received to borrowers to earn interest.

Finally, you can add insurance

to this process to make sure you’re covered in case anything goes wrong.

That’s just one example out of

the many opportunities DeFi offers.

By now you can probably imagine

what advantages DeFi presents.

Transparency, interoperability,

decentralization, free for all services and flexible user experience, to name just a few.

However there are also some risks

you should be aware of.

The most important risk is that DeFi is still in its infancy and this means that things can go wrong.

Smart contracts have had issues

in the past where people didn’t define the rules for certain services correctly and hackers found creative ways to exploit existing loopholes in order to steal money.

If you decide to test out any of the existing DeFi services, make sure to do it with an amount of money you can afford to lose in case anything goes wrong.

Additionally, you should remember

that a system is decentralized

only as its most central component.

This means that some services

may be only partially decentralized while still keeping some centralized aspects that can act as an achilles heel.

It’s important to understand

exactly how a product or service works before investing in it.

so you can be aware of any issues

that may come up.

To sum it up , it seems that the DeFi revolution has reached its early adopter stage , and the coming years will tell if it manages to cross the chasm into mainstream adoption.

There’s no doubt that a decentralized financial system can benefit a huge portion of the population that currently suffers from financial discrimination, high fees and inefficiencies in managing their funds.

I hope you like the explanation you've done.

I love you all.

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https://99bitcoins.com/what-is-defi/

BullRunBit · October 29, 2020

@Bigpat @Desais

I send report because this member dont use signature space than he place referral links in post, but my report is deleted again. This is post which I report:

But I check his profil too, and I saw that he have a lot of same posts on different topics I write about that in report too: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/102270-corebusinessjg/content/

I know that this is not regural copy/paste but it's obvious spamming.

One more thing, I (probably some members too) want to know when report button will work again?

Because it's just wasting of time when write report because of spamming, my report was/are just deleted and dont have sense to use report button if report will be just deleted. Thanks.

Whited35 · October 29, 2020

Dear Moderators,

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https://cryptotalk.org/profile/257725-akkera911/( It is referral links promoters in the random sections with the copied stuffs)

Reason to report:- All copied and irrelevant postings !

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Copied https://cryptotalk.org/topic/19076-usa-vs-china-in-crypto/page/7/?tab=comments#comment-9805095

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Dear Moderators,

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Reason to report:-100% copied texts to create all the topics ! (Copied but non-crypto random posts, have a look at this upper-class cheater)

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Whited35 · November 1, 2020

Dear Moderators,

Profiles:-

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kyoukage01 · November 1, 2020

Comment: Before I go to other sections, I'll go help clean up my own backyard first. The following offenders are drawn from my own topics where they posted some copy/pasted content.

Offender: Maiiabee
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/37430-maiiabee/
Evidence:
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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=7631191

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DeFi draws inspiration from blockchain, the technology behind the digital currency bitcoin, which allows several entities to hold a copy of a history of transactions, meaning it isn’t controlled by a single, central source. That’s important because centralized systems and human gatekeepers can limit the speed and sophistication of transactions while offering users less direct control over their money. DeFi is distinct because it expands the use of blockchain from simple value transfer to more complex financial use cases.

Original website:

https://www.coindesk.com/what-is-defi

Offender: discofabietto
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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=7691344

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DeFi is an abbreviation of the phrase decentralized finance which generally refers to the digital assets and financial smart contracts, protocols, and decentralized applications (DApps) built on Ethereum. In simpler terms, it’s financial software built on the blockchain that can be pieced together like Money Legos.

To better understand DeFi, we should first take a look at how traditional finance came about. Although it sometimes feels like money has always been around, that’s simply not the case.

Humans originally bartered for the goods and services. But as human societies formed and developed, so did our economies. We invented currency to make exchanging things of value easier. Subsequently, currency helped usher in new innovations and higher levels of economic productivity. However, progress didn’t come without its cost.

Historically, central authorities such as governments have issued the currencies that underpin our economies. Central banks and institutions were expected to carefully manage and regulate the supply of currency in circulation. As the size and complexity of our economies grew, these central authorities gained more power as more people placed trust in them.

You trust your government to not print more money overnight. You trust your bank to safely store your money. And, when it comes to investing, you trust your assets to a financial adviser. By handing control of your money over to others, you hope to earn a profit. But the sad truth about our current financial system is that the power that comes along with this trust isn’t always rewarded.

We often have very little say in how corporations handle our investments, or even how our governments manage the economy. And in most cases, investors only receive a fraction of the returns generated from the risks taken by these central authorities.

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https://defipulse.com/blog/what-is-defi/

Offender: darknerv
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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=8027344

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I had NO IDEA that it was defi ... well reading a bit on the web and I'm more or less soaked. The term DeFi or Decentralized Finance (Decentralized Finance) is the evolution of the well-known FinTech that were born in the 20th century. Its objective is to offer a whole series of services built on a decentralized infrastructure. One that allows user interaction with the platform directly, leaving intermediaries behind. Something that has finally been possible thanks to the emergence of blockchain technology. This is due to its ability to generate self-sustaining ecosystems without the need for a central entity to regulate them. All while maintaining the security, privacy, and trust of the system.

Original website:

https://blog.bitnovo.com/en/what-is-defi-o-decentralized-finance/

https://read.cash/@trebol/what-is-defi-and-why-is-it-important-for-the-crypto-market-dc0a1f49

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=8146835

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Decentralized money is doing extraordinary in the crypto market. Take a gander at the cost of Yearn Finance which was simply begun exchanging from per month prior and it has just reached $ today which is high considerably higher than bitcoin. I would propose to put resources into new defi ventures.

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=7445061

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=8218154

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DeFi is short for decentralized finance that includes digital assets, protocols, smart contracts, and dApps built on blockchain. We can think of DeFi as an open financial ecosystem where various small financial tools and services can be built in a decentralized way.

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Offender: Jhonneiver14
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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=8328487

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DeFi draws inspiration from blockchain, the technology behind the digital currency bitcoin, which allows several entities to hold a copy of a history of transactions, meaning it isn’t controlled by a single, central source. That’s important because centralized systems and human gatekeepers can limit the speed and sophistication of transactions while offering users less direct control over their money. DeFi is distinct because it expands the use of blockchain from simple value transfer to more complex financial use cases.

Bitcoin and many other digital-native assets stand out from legacy digital payment methods, such as those run by Visa and PayPal, in that they remove all middlemen from transactions. When you pay with a credit card for coffee at a cafe, a financial institution sits between you and the business, with control over the transaction, retaining the authority to stop or pause it and record it in its private ledger. With bitcoin, those institutions are cut out of the picture.

DeFi draws inspiration from blockchain, the technology behind the digital currency bitcoin, which allows several entities to hold a copy of a history of transactions, meaning it isn’t controlled by a single, central source. That’s important because centralized systems and human gatekeepers can limit the speed and sophistication of transactions while offering users less direct control over their money. DeFi is distinct because it expands the use of blockchain from simple value transfer to more complex financial use cases.

Bitcoin and many other digital-native assets stand out from legacy digital payment methods, such as those run by Visa and PayPal, in that they remove all middlemen from transactions. When you pay with a credit card for coffee at a cafe, a financial institution sits between you and the business, with control over the transaction, retaining the authority to stop or pause it and record it in its private ledger. With bitcoin, those institutions are cut out of the picture.

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https://www.coindesk.com/what-is-defi

Offender: farouk619
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/270572-farouk619/
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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=8482228

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Defi is short for “decentralized finance,” an umbrella term for a variety of financial applications in cryptocurrency or blockchain geared toward disrupting financial intermediaries. ... It is distinct because it expands the use of blockchain from simple value transfer to more complex financial use cases

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https://www.coindesk.com/what-is-defi

Offender: Aminiranzad6969
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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=8486643

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DeFi is short for “decentralized finance,” an umbrella term for a variety of financial applications in cryptocurrency or blockchain geared toward disrupting financial intermediaries. ... DeFi is distinct because it expands the use of blockchain from simple value transfer to more complex financial use cases.

Original website:

https://www.coindesk.com/what-is-defi

Offender: Maikoldaddosio
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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=8489582

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DeFi is short for decentralized finance that includes digital assets, protocols, smart contracts, and dApps built on blockchain. The vast majority of Defi circulate through the ETH protocol

Original website:

https://blog.bitnovo.com/en/what-is-defi-o-decentralized-finance/

Offender: HeMAN
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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=8775406

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Defi was created in 11th May 1964 and it is a Open finance—or decentralized finance—refers to the paradigm shift from today’s closed financial system towards an open financial economy based on open protocols that are interoperable, programmable, and composable. In present time defi value is increased by many more times.

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https://media.consensys.net/2019-was-the-year-of-defi-and-why-2020-will-be-too-afc59b746bf4

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BONUS!!! I already reported this guy's posts multiple times with the report button, but why is he still alive?

Offender: jose19903224
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Case/s: useless content (multiple offense)

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=8069125

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in In particular, finances correspond to a branch of the economy so I do not have the obtaining here, well thanks for the space, greetings friends

NOTE: Just about every posts he ever made are like this.

That was just from one topic. I'll take a look on my other topics for the following days.

P.S. I will not take a closer scrutiny at other reputable members' topics. The topic creators should be responsible for their own topics' comments.

Edited November 1, 2020 by kyoukage01

kyoukage01 · November 2, 2020

Comment: Here's the rest of the offenders for my topic "What is DeFi?". I will now take a look at my other topics some time later.

Offender: Gazjoebtc
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/235569-gazjoebtc/
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DeFi is short for decentralized finance that includes digital assets, protocols, smart contracts, and dApps built on blockchain. We can think of DeFi as an open financial ecosystem where various small financial tools and services can be built in a decentralized way. One of the great disadvantages is its high transfer costs and its greatest advantage is anonymity

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The famous DeFi is short for decentralized finance that includes digital assets, protocols, smart contracts, and dApps built on blockchain. We can think of DeFi as an open financial ecosystem where several small financial tools and services can be built in a decentralized way, they are very interesting but since everything has its risks if you are going to invest, study your projects well

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=9063421

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DeFi (decentralized finance) is a concept that has been talked about a lot during this year, the defi includes digital assets, protocols, smart contracts and dApps built on blockchain, it is an open financial ecosystem where various financial tools and services can be built. An example of this is the compound (COMP).

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DeFi is short for decentralized finance that includes digital assets, protocols, smart contracts, and dApps built on blockchain. We can think of DeFi as an open financial ecosystem where various small financial tools and services can be built in a decentralized way.

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https://ukposts.info/have/nimbus-zoom-equipo-directivo-17-septiembre-2020/oXt5eGyrrHiGxZc.html

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=9238775

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Income-generating DeFi products currently include:

Yield farming
Liquidity mining
Staking
Decentralized Exchanges (“DEX”)

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=9406059

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DeFi es la abreviatura de finanzas descentralizadas que incluyen activos digitales, protocolos, contratos inteligentes y dApps construidos en blockchain. Podemos pensar en DeFi como un ecosistema financiero abierto donde se pueden construir varias herramientas y servicios financieros pequeños de manera descentralizada.

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https://ukposts.info/have/nimbus-zoom-equipo-directivo-17-septiembre-2020/oXt5eGyrrHiGxZc.html

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=9524524

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DeFi is short for decentralized finance that includes digital assets, protocols, smart contracts, and dApps built on blockchain.
The operation of DeFi is possible thanks to blockchain technology and one of the tools derived from it, smart contracts. The concept of smart contracts or smart contracts,
DeFi allows cryptocurrency users to create new ways to make money and increase their investments. In addition, the constant increase in cryptocurrency users and the enormous economic potential of blockchain such as Bitcoin, only improves the future estimates of this sector.

Good your post.

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https://ukposts.info/have/nimbus-zoom-equipo-directivo-17-septiembre-2020/oXt5eGyrrHiGxZc.html

https://read.cash/@trebol/what-is-defi-and-why-is-it-important-for-the-crypto-market-dc0a1f49

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=9583486

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DeFi is short for decentralized finance. Decentralized finance includes digital assets, protocols, smart contracts, and dApps built on the blockchain. Given the flexibility and amount of development, the Ethereum platform is the main choice for the DeFi application, but that does not mean that it is the only blockchain platform. Think of DeFi as an open financial ecosystem where various small financial tools and services can be built in a decentralized manner. As these are applications built on a particular blockchain, they can be combined, modified and integrated according to your needs. DeFi gives people control of their own assets. Although many new age banks and fintech companies promise to provide more control to users, in reality, they still manage your funds. DeFi's goal is to give you full control of your assets - it's all achieved from decentralization and blockchain technology. Also, many financial app developers are adopting open source protocols to trade through decentralized exchanges. The fact that all protocols are open source allows anyone to create new financial products on top of them. Developers around the world can collaborate with each other to create new products that lead to faster innovation and a secure network. Anyone can safely store, trade and invest their assets on the blockchain and get a much higher return than the traditional financial system.

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https://ukposts.info/have/nimbus-zoom-equipo-directivo-17-septiembre-2020/oXt5eGyrrHiGxZc.html

https://cyberg.org/article/defiwhat-is-defidefi-is-short-for/

... and many more that I will no longer bother to search.

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109578-what-is-defi/?do=findComment&comment=9589170

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The term DeFi or Decentralized Finance is the evolution of the well-known FinTech that was born in the 20th century. Its objective is to offer a whole series of services built on a decentralized infrastructure. One that allows the interaction of the user with the platform directly, leaving behind the intermediaries.

Something that has finally been possible thanks to the emergence of blockchain technology. This is due to its capacity to generate self-sustaining ecosystems without the need for a central entity to regulate them. All while maintaining the security, privacy and trust of the system.

Original website:

https://blog.bitnovo.com/en/what-is-defi-o-decentralized-finance/

https://read.cash/@trebol/what-is-defi-and-why-is-it-important-for-the-crypto-market-dc0a1f49

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The birth of DeFi as we know it began on the Ethereum blockchain. Ethereum's ability to offer flexible smart contracts was what made this step possible. By 2018, Ethereum already had one 15 projects dedicated to DeFi active. Above all projects dedicated to liquidity markets, loan systems and decentralized exchanges (DEX).

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https://read.cash/@trebol/what-is-defi-and-why-is-it-important-for-the-crypto-market-dc0a1f49

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Whited35 · November 2, 2020

Dear Moderators,

User:-

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https://cryptotalk.org/profile/278371-annmin/

Reason to report:-Copied post with a slight modifications in the texts!

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kyoukage01 · November 3, 2020

Comment: It looks like there are barely no more shitposters on my topics now except the 'useless content' ones. They must have been purged as collateral from my/others' previous reports.

Time for me to move on to other sections, then. The Trading and Tutorial sections are good candidates for a cleanup 😄 .

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109782-new-topics-are-not-getting-as-much-attention/?do=findComment&comment=9448671

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That is valid yet I think it is because of absence of enough individuals in the discussion since, supposing that you take a gander at the quantity of individuals in the gathering you will see that we are not excessively much and we have numerous areas, before you can see in excess of 1000 individuals on the web yet now you will scarcely observe 200, so not that new themes don't get consideration but rather we are very little like previously.

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I have also seen the ignorance for new thread and and after even 10_12 seen in mine topics I don't get reply or comments at starting. And i think it's because our post are seen by people lacking the knowledge about it and thye got confused either to reply or not in mine opinion.

Personally i prefer commenting on new topics as we could get new updates with them about recent time Crypto world.

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/109782-new-topics-are-not-getting-as-much-attention/?do=findComment&comment=7381828

Whited35 · November 3, 2020

Dear Moderators,

User:-

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kyoukage01 · November 4, 2020

Comment: From just 3 pages some time ago, the Tutorial section has ballooned to 13 pages in a span of one month. And "OMG!", I think there are many more 'useless content' offenders in the section than there are copy/pasters.

Offender: andrespiped
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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/162526-how-to-earn-new-crypto-in-coinbase-part-2/

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PART 2 OF EARNING WITH COINBASE

you can earn mainwhile you learning about cryptocurrencies

register in coinbase

Earn Tezos

Tezos is a cryptocurrency and blockchain designed for safety, open participation, and upgradeability. Learn how it works and you’ll earn up to $6 in XTZ.

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Earn Dai

Dai is a stablecoin that aims to be worth exactly one US dollar. Learn how it works and you’ll earn Dai.

solve the quiz and enjoy the crypto

Earn EOS

EOSIO is a protocol designed for fast and free blockchain apps. Learn how it works and you’ll earn EOS.

solve the quiz and enjoy the crypto

Learn Stellar.
Earn XLM.

Stellar is a platform that connects banks, payment systems, and people. Learn how it works and you’ll earn XLM.

solve the quiz and enjoy the crypto

Earn Zcash

Zcash is a cryptocurrency with strong privacy features. Learn about how it works and you’ll earn Zcash (ZEC).

solve the quiz and enjoy the crypto

Earn the Basic Attention Token

Brave is on a mission to fix what it believes is a broken web. Learn about Brave and you'll earn the Basic Attention Token (BAT).

solve the quiz and enjoy the crypto

Learn 0x. Earn 0x

0x believes that all forms of value will eventually be represented by tokens. What are tokens? And how is 0x building towards that future?

solve the quiz and enjoy the crypto

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https://www.coinbase.com/earn/tezos

https://www.coinbase.com/earn/0x

... and many more that I will no longer bother to search.

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/175295-what-is-a-tutorial-and-what-is-it-for/

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a method of transferring knowledge, which leads the user through the most important features and functions of things like software applications, hardware devices, processes

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https://issuu.com/soficastro17/docs/portafolio_sofi_2.0

picture below:

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/182659-what-is-trading/

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Source google


Trading is the art of negotiating and / or speculating in financial markets 
with the aim of generating returns over time. Unlike an "investment", trading is more short term; months, weeks, days, hours and even minutes. 
You can trade in currencies, commodities, stocks, futures, etc

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https://www.facebook.com/educaforex/

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/190023-how-to-register-in-blockchain/

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How to register in BlockChain?

The registration process in BlockChain is quite simple and very easy to do.

They must first go to the official BlockChain page (You can go to the official site HERE).
Then select the option "Create Your Wallet".
Once they have done that, a form will be opened in which they must enter their email, a password and repeat the password, once they have completed everything they must accept the terms and conditions of service and select "Continue".

It is important that they use as strong a password as possible and that it has more than ten characters, lowercase letters, uppercase letters, numbers and symbols.

Once entered, they will be asked to write and save a phrase that will help them access their wallet if they have forgotten the password. This is important as there is no way to regain access to the account if they lose the password.

After that, a message will arrive to the email that they have entered in the registry with a link to confirm the creation of their account, as well as a "Portfolio Identification".

Finally, it only remains to log in every time they want to enter, for this they only go to the blockchain and select the option "loggin", enter their ID of the wallet and they will already have their account on the blockchain created.

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https://crypto-economy.com/how-to-open-your-blockchain-account-to-receive-and-send-bitcoins/

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/190212-bitshares-was-created-in-2014/

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BitShares was created in 2014, by Dan Larimer, who also developed the Steem blockchain and EOS. From the outset, BitShares has focused on powering financial transactions as well as trade through its decentralized exchange (DEX). Technically, in terms of speed and efficiency, BitShares is superior to Ethereum, capable of handling up to 100,000 tx / s, as opposed Ethereum's 15 tx / s - although plans are in place to change these figures.

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https://medium.com/the-ledger-by-spark/bitshares-versus-ethereum-bts-against-eth-6b7d02d58df0

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/193485-how-to-use-candlestick-patterns/

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How to use candlestick patterns

There are countless candlestick patterns that traders can use to identify areas of interest on a chart. These can be used for day trading, swing trading, and even longer-term position trading. While some candlestick patterns may provide insights into the balance between buyers and sellers, others may indicate a reversal, continuation, or indecision.

It’s important to note that candlestick patterns aren’t necessarily a buy or sell signal by themselves. They are instead a way to look at market structure and a potential indication of an upcoming opportunity. As such, it is always useful to look at patterns in context. This can be the context of the technical pattern on the chart, but also the broader market environment and other factors.

In short, like any other market analysis tool, candlestick patterns are most useful when used in combination with other techniques. These may include the Wyckoff Method, the Elliott Wave Theory and the Dow Theory. It can also include technical analysis (TA) indicators, such as Trend Lines, Moving Averages, the Relative Strength Index (RSI), Stochastic RSI, Bollinger Bands, Ichimoku Clouds, Parabolic SAR, or the MACD.

Next i will share continues.

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/197241-how-to-take-your-first-step-in-the-forex-market/

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How to take your first step in the forex market

You may have heard of the foreign exchange market (Forex) and its many investment advantages. Do you want to experiment, but don't know where to start. This short article will introduce you to the basics of forex, thus allowing you to quickly start your participation in this market that is growing ceaselessly.

The foreign exchange market in the past was restricted to big players such as national banks and multinational companies. In 1980 the rules of the game changed to allow small investors to participate by using margin accounts. Margin accounts have been the main reason why Forex trading has been so popular. With a 1: 100 margin account, you can control $ 10,000 with just $ 1,000 investment.

Forex trading is not easy, however, and you will need a degree of knowledge in order to be able to make wise investment decisions. Although starting a business appears easy in theory, it involves many risks. Your initial move in this market should be to obtain the maximum amount of knowledge possible about everything related to it before the risk begins, even a cent.

Forex traders usually need a broker to execute their transaction. Most reputable brokers are associated with large financial institutions such as banks. A good broker will be registered with the Futures Trading Commission (FCM) and the Commodity Futures Contract Commission (CFTC) as a form of protection against abusive and fraudulent practices.

Opening a forex trading account is very easy, as it is no more than filling out a form with your necessary information. The model includes a margin agreement that entitles the broker to intervene in any deal it deems extremely risky. This is done in order to protect the interests of the brokers since most of the transactions are conducted using the broker's money. Once your account is established, you can deposit money with it to start trading.

Many brokers offer a variety of accounts to suit the needs of individual investors. The mini-accounts allow you to enter the world of forex trading for $ 250. Standard accounts may require a minimum deposit of between $ 1,000 and $ 2,500, depending on the terms of each broker. The amount of leverage (the amount of money that can be borrowed for a trade) varies by account type. Accounts with high leverage give the trader a larger amount of money to trade for in exchange for the amount of investment he deposits.

Nevertheless - it is strongly recommended that novice traders first get used to the Forex market using "paper trading" for a while. Paper deals are transactions for the purpose of training and therefore no real money is used. This type of trading will allow you to gauge the efficiency of the trading system you are using while also providing an opportunity to learn how to use the trading software tools offered by most forex brokers.

Most of the online forex brokers offer a demo account service that will allow you to make paper deals up to 30 days. Every new Forex investor should use these demo accounts to ensure his ability to achieve continuous profitable results.

Every forex broker offers its own software tools for executing transactions, but there are few tools that all Forex brokers have. Real-time quotes, news feeds, technical analysis, graphics, and profit and loss analysis tools are all features you can expect to find at all brokerage sites on the Internet.

Almost all brokers now know through the internet. To access the broker's services via the Internet, you will need a relatively modern computer, fast internet connection, and a new operating system such as Windows XP. Once the account is established, you can access it from any computer just by entering the account name and password. For one reason or another, if you are not able to access your account from a computer, most brokers allow the possibility to complete transactions over the phone.

Forex deals are free of commissions, meaning that you can do as many trades as you like in one day without worrying about incurring high expenses that you pay to the broker. Brokers make their money through the "spread," which is the difference between the ask and ask prices

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https://forexlap.com/how-to-take-your-first-step-in-the-forex-market/

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/197153-how-the-blockchaindlt-with-a-dag-data-structure-can-ensure-immutable-transaction-without-duplicating-its-transaction-across-the-network-or-nodes/

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Antonopolous and Wood explained that the cryptocurrency maintains its dataset in DAG is to enable high data access frequency without slowing the performance by retrieving its entire large dataset (2019). In other words, it is not the smart contract nor its transaction that Ethereum is employing DAG to provide non-blockchain consensus. Yeow et al. has explicitly explained the differences between Blockchain and DAG and also classifying that Blockchain is used by Ethereuem as the data structure and also disclaimed that this does not apply to its “coins”. As described earlier by Saad et al., DAG does not duplicate its transactions over the entire network. However, Hedera has also employed the DAG structure, and its whitepaper explained that blockchain and Hashgraph ledgers are commonly using the same principle where created transactions are stored into a container or Block and then synchronised through the distributed network (2019). Hedera Hashgraph defined transactions as a signed transaction created by any member and subsequently distributed a copy of the transaction to all its member, which is the nodes (Baird,2019). This contradictory definition explained the principle of DAG data structure is of differing view of nodes, and the numbers of transaction storing in each node are of different size and numbers. This ambiguous definition is critical to this Systematic Literature finding that a block of transactions size is profoundly impacting its performance and also its use case. IOTA is employing DAG and storing its transaction on each node, and its Block is a single ledger of all nodes. This data structure is reasonably for IOTA as a use case for the IoT, which has limited resources to duplicates transaction in all nodes. On the other hand, without duplicating the ledger across the nodes, it has raised a question on how IOTA can warrant for an immutable transaction without replicating its transaction across the network.

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https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_the_Blockchain_DLT_with_a_DAG_data_structure_can_ensure_immutable_transaction_without_duplicating_its_transaction_across_the_network_or_nodes

Dorjoy12 · November 4, 2020

Spammer profile link : https://cryptotalk.org/profile/278413-anikmh420/

Reason of report : same post twice time..

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hope you take action @epidemia

Whited35 · November 4, 2020

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Reason to report:-Copied post from external sources with a modifications in the texts! Unfortunately, it has already managed to make 400+ posts in this way!

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Whited35 · November 4, 2020

Dear Moderators,

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Reason to report:-Cheater is stealing some portion of texts from my topics !

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kyoukage01 · November 5, 2020

2 hours ago, norganblack said:

a question, if the article is similar and by accident by chance of fate, they have an almost identical name but different content, you review or just ban suddenly. I ask to be more aware of the titles and articles so as not to be mistaken, thank you.

Usually, the title doesn't matter - the content does. So the title might not be such a big deal. But topic creators should at least put in some effort to distinguish their titles apart from others'.

... ... ...

Comment: Anyway, here's my next report.

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Also please investigate for 'multiple account' offense with Anam77 (and possibly a few others)
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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/319603-which-is-the-best-time-frame-to-trade-for-beginners/?do=findComment&comment=9873693

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In fact, crypto trading is very risky. Just as people turn into multi-millionaires in crypto trading overnight, people also lose everything they invested in the blink of an eye due to high market volatility.

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http://unitedforjustice.net/the-impact-of-using-wrong-emotions-in-the-crypto-trade/

Offender: Anam77
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/278823-anam77/
Evidence: Note - additional 'useless content' offense for flooding a mod's topic

Also please investigate for 'multiple account' offense with slaluzhi (and possibly a few others)

Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/319603-which-is-the-best-time-frame-to-trade-for-beginners/?do=findComment&comment=9873749

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It is wrong to put all your eggs in one basket when trading cryptocurrency. And more than that, don't borrow money to trade crypto - it is very risky and dangerous.

Original website:

https://www.nordicdreams.org/crypto-trading-mistakes-that-make-you-lose/

Offender: cryptolight
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/257408-cryptolight/
Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/198426-support-versus-resistance/

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A support level is a level where the price tends to find support as it falls. This means that the price is more likely to "bounce" off this level rather than break through it. However, once the price has breached this level, by an amount exceeding some noise, it is likely to continue falling until meeting another support level.

A resistance level is the opposite of a support level. It is where the price tends to find resistance as it rises. Again, this means that the price is more likely to "bounce" off this level rather than break through it. However, once the price has breached this level, by an amount exceeding some noise, it is likely to continue rising until meeting another resistance level.

Original website:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Support_and_resistance

Offender: medo146
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/267649-medo146/
Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/200456-internet-marketing-strategies/

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There are many online marketing strategies, the most important of which are: Content Marketing: The content marketing process is based on the idea of building a close relationship with customers so that it lasts for the longest period of time between the business owner and the potential customer, by relying on publishing high-value content to polish the brand's image in front of customers. This leads them to request more information about the product, subscribe to the e-mail list, or even complete the online purchase process, and it is worth noting that this content is published through personal blogs, digital videos, electronic books, and others. Mobile Marketing: Mobile marketing is based on the idea of targeting potential customers through their smartphones and tablets,

Original website: (may require translation)

https://web.facebook.com/pg/NivadCorporation/posts/?ref=page_internal

https://web.facebook.com/NivadCorporation/posts/2209491249358904?__tn__=K-R

Offender: derlisanto
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/246847-derlisanto/
Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/203046-tokens/

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The cryptocurrencies that are called tokens serve the function that their creator wishes, without being limited to representing money as is the case with coins, A unit of value that an organization creates to govern its business model and empower its users to interact with its products, while facilitating the distribution and sharing of benefits among all its shareholders.

Original website:

https://steemit.com/steemmonsters/@bladis/what-tokens-are-and-how-they-are-differentiated-from-cryptons

rekter · November 5, 2020

Cheater: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/278691-asif5008/
Note: Pure copy paste from here and there, i am not sure if it's lack of language why they don't make more effort. This out of the place language is just too obvious to spot.

Example1

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Original:

https://www.quora.com/Is-it-right-time-to-invest-in-Dogecoin/answer/Leno-Brun

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Example2:

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rekter · November 5, 2020

Cheater: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/278627-york-jr/
Note: Copy paste, also responds several times on one thread.

Example1:

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Original:

https://cointelegraph.com/explained/erc-20-tokens-explained

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Example2:

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Original: (From coinmarketcap description)

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/trust-wallet-token/

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Cheater: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/2336-anov996/

Note: Copy paste

Example 1:

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Original: https://www.bitdegree.org/crypto/tutorials/litecoin-price-prediction

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Example 2:

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Original: https://www.cbinsights.com/research/report/what-are-stablecoins/

Note: (Onlhy changed the word tank to generate)

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rekter · November 5, 2020

Cheater: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/278627-york-jr/
Note: The most annoying kind of bots are back (that build sentences from other posts).

Example1:

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Highlighted proof:

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Originals:

Yellow highlight source:

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Blue highlight source + screencap:

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Example 2:

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Highlighted proof:

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Sources:

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https://cryptotalk.org/topic/321707-doge-cryptocurrency/?do=findComment&comment=9826152

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/321707-doge-cryptocurrency/?do=findComment&comment=9886283

Edited November 5, 2020 by rekter

kyoukage01 · November 6, 2020

Comment: Here's the next batch of offenders from the Tutorial section. Some of them had so elaborate copy/pasted content that I had to search their profiles for other evidences.

Offender: RogelioLopez_IE
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/248858-rogeliolopez_ie/
Evidence: Note - additional 'inappropriate language' offense

His other topics may also be copy/pasted from sources with different language/s to avoid detection.
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/191535-ethereum-upgrade-could-cope-with-rising-gas-prices/

Spoiler

Demand for Ethereum has grown in recent months, driven by the boom in DeFi applications and protocols, network fees have reached record levels. This has made using Ethereum for smaller transactions completely unfeasible, as gas fees are typically higher than the amount being sent or received.

Ethereum fees have risen so much recently that the world's largest stablecoin, Tether (USDT), has sought out alternative networks with faster performance.

Las tasas se calculan actualmente en un mecanismo similar a una subasta que funciona haciendo que todo el mundo presente su oferta por la cantidad que está dispuesto a pagar para que su transacción sea recogida por un minero. Los mineros seleccionarán las ofertas más altas, naturalmente, lo que en realidad sólo beneficia a las ballenas que pueden permitirse pagar en exceso, y que normalmente lo hacen.

Se han propuesto muchas modificaciones a este mecanismo de subasta. La nueva propuesta en cuestión haría que los usuarios presentaran ofertas como de costumbre, y luego todos pagarían sólo la oferta más baja que se incluyó en el bloque.

What do you think about it?

Do not forget to follow me. Greetings

Original website: (may require translation)

https://es.beincrypto.com/como-anticipada-actualizacion-ethereum-eth-podria-hacer-frente-aumento-precios-gas/

Offender: mariscal69
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/265954-mariscal69/
Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/266340-how-to-mine-ethereum/

Spoiler

Explaining it simply, cryptocurrency mining is a process through which we seek to solve complex mathematical problems. Miners are a fundamental part of any cryptocurrency system that operates within a Blockchain network. By contributing their time and computing power to solve these math problems, they provide a so-called "proof of work" for the network, thus verifying Ether transactions. Additionally, miners are responsible for creating new Ether tokens through this process as they receive rewards in Ether for successfully completing a proof of work task.
As more and more miners join, problems automatically become more difficult to solve, which means that it takes more time and computational power to solve and the rewards become smaller. However, as the value of the Ether continues to rise, the rewards received by the miners are still quite substantial in Fiat value. Also, many people see mining as an ideological incentive, a means to directly support and sustain the network.

Original website:

https://roms-emuladores.online/

Offender: fernandezts
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/256930-fernandezts/
Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/301509-3-key-indicators-suggest-bitcoin-price-is-preparing-to-retest-11000/

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The price of Bitcoin (BTC) is approaching $ 11,000 once again after the shaky start of October. Last week BTC fell below $ 10,500, but on October 9 the price quickly recovered to $ 10,940.

In the short term, there are three factors that could increase bullish sentiment and propel the price above $ 11,000. Possible catalysts are Square's (NYSE: SQ) investment of $ 50 million in Bitcoin, a protracted accumulation phase, and the recent spike in on-chain activity.

BTC / USD daily chart. Source: TradingView.com

Researcher Dismantles Bitcoin's Stock-to-Flow Model and Compares Cryptocurrency to "Tech Stock"
Square's $ 50 million Bitcoin investment is symbolic

Original website:

https://cointelegraph.com/news/3-key-indicators-suggest-bitcoin-price-is-preparing-to-retest-11-000

Offender: ramonlinares
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/265403-ramonlinares/
Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/261602-exchange-and-trading/

Spoiler

We are currently facing a clear trend and it is the transition from centralized to decentralized trading exchanges. Centralized markets are those that carry out intermediation to make changes between different cryptocurrencies, such as going from Bitcoin to Ethereum and are due to the rules of different countries.

Original website:

http://worldtime101.over-blog.com/2019/02/history-of-exchanges-and-bitcoin-trading.html

Offender: agaber2
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/255701-agaber2/
Evidence:
Offending post:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/265315-advantages-of-internet-marketing/

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To develop a very large relationship between customers, as you can constantly interact with your existing customers, as well as new customers coming to your website.
You can use electronic marketing methods to study the market situation about the hypothesis of marketing the product at the present time or postpone its marketing and replace it with another product currently needed in the market.
Ease of customer contact with you to obtain information about the service you provide or the product that you provide.
The ability to request the service or product through your website and deal directly over the Internet with the customer to obtain that service or product without fatigue, fatigue or search on the part of the customer.

Original website:

https://www.quora.com/What-exactly-is-digital-marketing (look for Taijul Islam's answer)

BONUS!!! Another habitual shitposter managing to stay alive until now.

Offender: the hunter
Profile Link: https://cryptotalk.org/profile/262098-the-hunter/

Case/s: useless content
Evidence:
Offending posts:

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/265677-win-crypto/

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win crypto with yobit from its mining plans , what the good start for beginner to win crypto

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/318721-yobit-virtual-mining/?do=findComment&comment=9705696

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really I am very exiting to start mining with yobit just I get reword and I will start

... and others too many to mention here.

Whited35 · November 7, 2020

Dear Moderators,

User:-

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https://cryptotalk.org/profile/278745-sajid-bashir/

Reason to report:-Copied contents from the external sources !

Evidences:-

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Source:-https://cryptopotato.com/bitcoin-price-analysis/

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Source:-https://investwoi.web.app/furawozifujilu/live-charts-bitcoin15.html

Copied

Source:-https://nairametrics.com/2020/10/06/bitcoin-could-go-for-100000-by-2025/

Thank You🙏!

Dorjoy12 · November 7, 2020

Spammer profile link : https://cryptotalk.org/profile/278783-zeeshanaslam757/

Reason of Report : copied another member content..

Original post :

Spam post :

Have a nice day @epidemia

Whited35 · November 8, 2020

Dear Moderators,

User:-

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https://cryptotalk.org/profile/252346-joha/

Reason to report:-Copied contents from the App descriptions of PlayStore!

Evidences:-

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Source:-https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phantom.me&hl=en_US&gl=US

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Source:-https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.easypay.ug&hl=en&gl=US

Copied

Source:-https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.neobitcoin.wallet&hl=en

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Source:-https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.walleth&hl=en&gl=US

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