@LoyceV, can you perhaps pull up some stats on how many posts Pokapoka124 has edited over the last few days or so?

What's even crazier is that he doesn't have a single post written in Italian local board, and probably doesn't even speak Italian ( I see that he used to be active in Turkish board) yet he decided to do that, regularly. Zero fucks given...

Banned account: Karartma1 - reference bpip

Alt account currently ban evading: acquafredda

Karartma1'i sattım Karartma nickine geçmiştim onun da şifresini hatırlamıyorum. Bare bunun kurtarma sürecinde adresi olsun.

So today I went to my local bitcoin ATM and decided to put roughly 30 euros into my bitcoin. It's not much, but with time, I hope it can grow into something a lot bigger! Keep HODLing!

Following my entry into the crypto world. I was ecstatic to start making money. I eventually came across firms and projects that I thought would go quickly. After all my effort and investment, all I got was a dump. With this background, I would recommend When you're looking into digital cryptocurrency companies and startups, you should confirm that they're blockchain-powered, which means they track detailed transaction data. Also, check that they have solid business plans that solve real problems. Companies should specify their digital currency liquidity and ICO rules. There should be real people behind the company. If the startup you're investigating lacks some of these characteristics, think through your decision even more carefully. That's my humble advice.

According to a local report, Ukraine has passed a law that makes cryptocurrency and other digital assets legal. Bill No. 3637 On Virtual Assets gives Ukraine the ability to now legally regulate digital currency. According to the bill draft, “This Law regulates legal relations arising in connection with the turnover of virtual assets in Ukraine, defines the rights and obligations of participants in the virtual assets market, the principles of state policy in the field of virtual assets.” Crypto Market Is ‘Development Vector’ of Nation’s Digital Economy, Ukraine President Says
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has highlighted the importance of launching a legal digital assets market in his country during a working visit to the U.S. The Ukrainian head of state met with top investors, including from the cryptocurrency industry. In his opening remarks at the event, quoted in a press release, the Ukrainian leader emphasized that his country has made a “real breakthrough in the digital sphere” and a “huge leap towards creating a digital state” over the past year.
Ukrainian Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov, who was part of the delegation, noted that Ukraine has one of the world’s largest blockchain developer communities and is working to become an attractive jurisdiction for local and foreign crypto companies. He added that the country is also modernizing its payments market, allowing the National Bank of Ukraine to issue the digital hryvnia.
What do you think of Ukraine becoming a crypto-friendly destination in Europe?

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As you continue your crypto currency journey,it's important for you to get familiar with some of the crypto terms.
(1)Fiat: Government issued currencies i.e Naira,dollar
(2) Block chain: the technology of crypto currency that keeps the system secure and decentralized.
(3) DEFI: Decentralized Finance is an ecosystem that operates independently, free of third parties or exchanges, DEFI involves the use of decentralized exchanges and wallet to trade tokens.
(4)CEFi: centralized finance had always been the standard for trading crypto before DEFI, CEFI involves the use of companies operating exchange platforms like Binance,FTX etc..
6) Tokenomics: This is a combination of token & Economics.it helps understand the supply and demand characteristics of a crypto currency.
7) GAS: A fee for validating a transaction.
(8)NFT: Non fungible Tokens, it enable people to buy and sell collectibles like art, music and trading cards using smart contract. NFTs can work like any other speculative assets where you buy it and hope that the value of it goes up one day, so you can sell it for a profit.

It is curious that you bring this post, which is from May. How did you do it? Did you find it suspicious and started to look at the post history?

By the way, I have also reported cases of plagiarism but via the report button. I didn't realize that reporting it here is better because it counts for the posts of the week. Also, because people can comment.

You can reply via PM, btw, if you prefer because you don't want to give clues to plagiarists, although I doubt they are going to read this thead before they are reported.

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Successfully investing or trading bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies requires technical skill and at least a basic knowledge of how Blockchain works. Below we set out some of the most significant issues that investors should be aware of in this new and rapidly changing industry.

1. Loss or Destruction of the Private Key
Bitcoins (and this applies to other cryptocurrencies) are stored in a digital wallet and are controllable only by the possessor of both the public key and the private key relating to the digital wallet in which the bitcoins are held, both of which are unique. If the private key is lost, destroyed or otherwise compromised, an investor may be unable to access the bitcoins held in the related digital wallet which will essentially be lost. If the private key is acquired by a third party, then this third party may be able to gain access to the bitcoins.

2. Other Cyber-Security Risks Including Malicious Activity
Trading platforms and third-party service providers may be vulnerable to hacking or other malicious activities. For example, in August 2016, nearly 120,000 units representing US$72 million-worth of bitcoins were stolen from the Bitfinex exchange in Hong Kong, which led to an immediate 23% drop in pricing . One year earlier, in September 2015, BitPay lost approximately $1.8 million of bitcoins due to a phishing attack . Also, if one or more malicious actor(s) obtain control of sufficient consensus nodes on the Bitcoin Network or other means of alteration, then a Blockchain may be altered. While the Bitcoin Network is decentralized, there is increasing evidence of concentration by creating of “mining pools” and other techniques, which may increase the risk that one or several actors could control the Bitcoin Network or other similar Blockchain.

3. Risks Associated with Peer-to-Peer Transactions
Digital currencies can be traded on numerous online platforms, through third party service providers and as peer-to-peer transactions between parties. Many marketplaces simply bring together counterparties without providing any clearing or intermediary services and without being regulated. In such a case, all risks (such as double-selling) remain between the parties directly involved in the transaction.

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Digital currency trading platforms, largely unregulated and providing only limited transparency with respect to their operations, have come under increasing scrutiny due to cases of fraud, business failure or security breaches, where investors could not be compensated for losses suffered. Although one does not need a trading platform or an exchange to trade bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies, such platforms are often used to convert fiat currency into cryptocurrency, or to trade one cryptocurrency for another.

5. Loss of Confidence in Digital Currencies
Digital currencies are part of a new and rapidly evolving “digital assets industry”, which itself is subject to a high degree of uncertainty. For a relatively small use of digital currencies in the retail and commercial marketplace, online platforms have generated a large trading activity by speculators seeking to profit from the short-term or long-term holding of digital currencies. Most cryptocurrencies are not backed by a central bank, a national or international organization, or assets or other credit, and their value is strictly determined by the value that market participants place on them through their transactions, which means that loss of confidence may bring about a collapse of trading activities and an abrupt drop in value.