I published some articles on another project run by the same admin as the 'other' forum. So, for example, it is noticeable that the article I publish immediately after 30 seconds has 150 or more views. Which is certainly impossible, especially if we take into account that the project, like the site itself, is relatively new and has no established traffic. Similar things can be noticed on the forum itself, but the forum certainly has a guaranteed visit, so maybe it doesn't seem suspicious.
I concluded that the admin uses some alternative methods to increase traffic, or at least the number that should represent it.

CCE, do you plan on launching a revsharing service?

I would very much like to promote your service (well I already am technically, but I would like to earn some coin from it hehe).



It is not quite limited, the only information that was disabled is viewing members' statistics, and that's because it would make enormous queries on the database, not necessarily for privacy concerns.

Our website has a complete affiliate program. If you need it, you can contact us for details.

Email: support@cce.cash

There is no direct link to the affiliate program available anywhere, but it does exist. here: https://cce.cash/affiliate-program

Does this mean that it is necessary to contact you first for the partner program or is it not mandatory because everything is automated?

How can users be assured that CCE.Cash is not operating as a custodial honeypot or exit scam, especially given the lack of team transparency, third-party audits, or any form of accountability if large amounts are lost during transactions?

The Growing Importance of Privacy in Crypto Infrastructure

Privacy is not a passing trend, but a fundamental necessity for the cryptocurrency ecosystem. While privacy-centric digital assets were once considered a niche area, the maturation of the industry and increasing regulatory scrutiny highlight that strong privacy protections are now a core requirement for resilience, rather than just an optional feature.

Key drivers of this shift:

Erosion of Trust in Centralization: Users are increasingly scrutinizing their control over their assets and data, which poses a challenge to the custodial model of centralized platforms.

Renewed Focus on Privacy-Enhancing Technologies: Cryptocurrencies that implement advanced privacy protocols (e.g., Monero, Zcash, Dero) are seeing renewed interest and adoption.

Privacy as User Principal: The core value proposition of privacy is not anonymity, but the fundamental right of individuals to control their financial transactions and data visibility.

Conclusion:
The future of blockchain technology goes beyond technical metrics such as speed and scalability. It is fundamentally about empowering user choice and the ability to protect transaction privacy. As a result, privacy is moving from a fringe concern to an integral, foundational component of the next generation of cryptocurrency infrastructure. Protecting user freedom through privacy is not an accident, but a fundamental principle.

The same can be said about any exchanger, even one that has a guarantee letter function.

Having a guarantee letter on hand does not protect against theft of coins if the project was created for these purposes. Everything is built on reputation and trust.

CCE made it clear to me that they want to establish themselves in this niche.

By the way, just yesterday I sent them the concept of guarantee letters, and a CCE representative said that he forwarded this idea to the developers.

Privacy is a fundamental right, a basic necessity.

In my country, exchanges are required to report all internal transactions of users to the IRS. Why are bureaucrats so concerned about our financial transactions? ^{We already know why.}

Any state in the world always tends to move against privacy, and individuals are forced to circumvent government-imposed restrictions. It's people's right to protest and demonstrate their dissatisfaction with anti-privacy legislators who shouldn't have the power of the pen.

Humans are biologically prepared to circumvent censorship and forcibly imposed restrictions. That's why tools like Bitcoin, VPNs, M, swap exchanges, and non-KYC apps/websites exist.

If you have any evidence of your concerns, bring it forward else they are regarded as baseless accusations. I have not read anywhere that users of the platform encountered any form of problem so I will assume everything is still legit and running smoothly.

I couldn't join this because the list is full already. Maybe I will join subsequent free raffles.

Cryptocurrency Evolution: Stability Signals Market Maturity

The cryptocurrency market is showing clear signs of maturity—a crucial and positive development for the ecosystem. Where once market sentiment swung wildly in response to short-term triggers, we are now observing remarkable resilience. Sharp price swings, both up and down, no longer trigger the panic or euphoria they did in earlier cycles.

This shift is not a sign of apathy, but rather a profound maturity. It reflects a fundamental shift in participant behavior and strategic priorities.

Key Market Implications:

Long-term Cycles Over Daily Noise: Market participants are increasingly adopting a cyclical perspective, prioritizing sustainable growth models over reactive reactions to daily fluctuations.

Infrastructure Over Speculation: Investment and development efforts are shifting from pure speculation to building robust, scalable infrastructure—the foundation for future applications and utility.

Fundamentals-Driven Decisions: Investors are prioritizing project fundamentals, technological advantages, real-world use cases, and team execution, moving away from hype.