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Re: SEC charges Texas man with $12.3M crypto fraud using fake AI trading bots

June 01, 2026, 11:07:38 PM UTC in Beginners & Help

Quote from: BIT-BENDER on June 01, 2026, 05:55:46 PM

The people are investing because the profit is large and the time to get the profit is short but they could careless about what is actually going to bring forth that amount of profit.

Because they're too greedy to take that as a reality and will benefit them from investing. The scammer intended to scam people and fooled them by having that AI bot.

This is where more scammers will come out with this idea because of how the world now glorifies how good AI is.

They think that they can beat the system and can trade profitably from time to time with the help of AI trading bots.

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Re: What % of your signature income gets burned on gambling?

June 01, 2026, 09:58:40 PM UTC in Gambling discussion

Quote from: Cointxz on May 29, 2026, 01:59:47 AM

100%

I spend all my signature campaign earning on gambling since its my dedicated balance for my gambling from my extra income on the forum. I have business and other profit generating sources that sustain my daily cash flow without relying on my campaign earnings.

Its either I will totally not gamble or use it all-in.

How I wish that I can be like you bro to gamble all of my signature earnings on an all out gamble.

But I don't have that much other source just as you and that's why a small portion that changes from time to time and depending on the availability that I can do.

It can go as much as half of it but not going to be the same as high as yours.

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Re: LIFE IS LIKE AN ICE CREAM

June 01, 2026, 08:57:21 PM UTC in Economics

Quote from: Fragrance1122 on May 31, 2026, 08:43:30 AM

I got an autograph from my teacher when i was at grade 7 " Life is like an ice-cream , enjoy it before it melts. How on the earth it could be possible to enjoy life without money except childhood. The reality is totally different than what we expected. The colours of life are available only for those who are rich whether by birth i-e their ancestors were landlords or for those who are extra-ordinary extroverts or for those who know the alternative ways of doing frauds like doing a work of 500 dollars on 50 dollars. Do you agree or disagree? you are welcome if you want to add some more or want to correct me. thank-you!

I disagree, let's not limit ourselves to what we can enjoy even if we're poor or have a low salary. I have experienced hardships in life and each of those moments, I was still able to find a way to enjoy it.

If we keep ourselves into that thought that there's no way for a normie to enjoy life because we're poor, we've got low wages, you'll stuck into that thinking that will create negative thoughts.

In the simplest ways, find the way to enjoy life because it will get easier when you have the positive mentality and you're always finding good things even if the situation is truly hard.

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Re: Bitcoin is not new, So why are scams still working?

June 01, 2026, 07:52:13 PM UTC in Bitcoin Discussion

Quote from: Sanitough on June 01, 2026, 12:03:38 PM

So who is really lacking here? The users who still fall for these scams, the platforms that allow fake ads and fake apps, or the government for not doing enough?

Scammers are also clever and they keep on reinventing their scamming tactics. And that's why even some familiar ones, there are still those who falls for it.

The government will only step when there's a lot of report to it and that's why if the victims come along together and report it. Then the action will be seen.

But for us as investors, we have to do the job of DYOR and we have to verify each of them that we're interested to invest.

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Re: Alt coin controversy

May 31, 2026, 11:04:08 PM UTC in Beginners & Help

Quote from: Cryptohygenic on May 30, 2026, 11:38:16 PM

So this my friend was expressing regrettably of him buying a strange alt coin when newly launched and it was doing well not until bitcoin price began to be manipulated or affecting by the price falls on bitcoin.

By doing this, he might have been trying to eye those new projects that can pump in the beginning of its launching days.

But not everyone goes well for this anymore and the bear market contributes to whether these newly launched coins will be successful or not.

Quote from: Cryptohygenic on May 30, 2026, 11:38:16 PM

This has come to my understanding how people are tracking the price of alt coins of their interest with the value and speculations of bitcoin. He also complained how he had lost about $9,000 at the course of the bitcoin market.

We are investors and it's a common thing to track the prices of the investments we have for bitcoin and altcoins that we own.

And that's a lot of money for him to recover and I wish him that soon with his holdings, that can cover up his losses once the market rebounds.

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Re: Do you always think of conspiracy theories when betting on sports?

May 31, 2026, 09:57:11 PM UTC in Gambling discussion

Quote from: hedgeh0g on May 31, 2026, 06:42:03 PM

Quote from: sunsilk on May 31, 2026, 05:15:31 PM

We're all good observers for the games that we follow very often. And it's normal to notice those times where the refs aren't call what they should have made a call for.

They make mistakes and that's why there's a review for some specific sports like basketball but not all of these sports are getting the same treatment for having that review.

The reaction we give to these sports are pretty normal and that's the adrenaline we feel when we watch it live because we've got some bets.

The thing is, a player who's put their moneyand often a lot of iton a bet will believe anything after that, as long as the bet wins. They'll naturally blame the referees for every whistle, even if the referee is absolutely right. We as players need to stay cooler and calmer; controlling our emotions is a skill that professionals have learned to use to their advantage. So, I believe there are absolutely no conspiracies; these are all fabrications of players who want to win every bet at the expense of an adequate assessment of reality.

Sometimes, it's just fair but we can't deny that there were plays that needed to get those calls but the refs didn't do it.

While mostly this happens on contact sports or those sports that have a lot of physicality every game. So we think that there are missed calls.

It's okay and I also think you're right that there's no conspiracies but it's all about how we get emotional either for being a real fan and a gambler who's got bet on those games that doesn't go to our liking.

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Re: Do you always think of conspiracy theories when betting on sports?

May 31, 2026, 05:15:31 PM UTC in Gambling discussion

We're all good observers for the games that we follow very often. And it's normal to notice those times where the refs aren't call what they should have made a call for.

They make mistakes and that's why there's a review for some specific sports like basketball but not all of these sports are getting the same treatment for having that review.

The reaction we give to these sports are pretty normal and that's the adrenaline we feel when we watch it live because we've got some bets.

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Re: Seed phrases don't leak. Mouths do.

May 31, 2026, 03:37:48 PM UTC in Bitcoin Discussion

Quote from: HashRate Hero on May 30, 2026, 10:20:36 PM

The biggest vulnerability in Bitcoin isn't code. It's human vanity !

I agree, everyone think that they're too late for seeing those who are boasting their bitcoin gains, the amount they hold, the mining rigs or whatever they own.

When you keep everything low profile, you'd be safe from all of the evil eyes and ears.

You'll never know if the person next to you knows about your tales and trusting them too much is going to be your biggest risk than taking the risk of holding bitcoin.

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Re: Beware of scam projects out there ⚠️⚠️

May 30, 2026, 10:41:34 PM UTC in Beginners & Help

Quote from: Ultegra134 on May 30, 2026, 10:35:18 PM

Why are some people acting surprised? There have been numerous cases similar to the one the OP is describing and more often than not, I believe that most investors/adopters of shitcoins know the risk they're taking.

I agree. They have an idea of what they're buying and that's why they are aware of its risk and why they're taking it.

It's a gamble to them to do such and they can't deny that from the very start. They're thinking of nailing it big if ever they do.

But if they start to lose money out of it, they'll move on and try to blame the project that had made them so much losses. They'll never cease to scam people.

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Re: Jealous of your partner wining more than you do

May 30, 2026, 09:30:36 PM UTC in Gambling discussion

Quote from: Byebyebtc on May 30, 2026, 08:03:53 PM

To me this shows that they where never meant to be.

If a husband and wife are one as the Bible says, one of them win means the both of them win,
A win from one person is supposed to bring joy and not conflict. I'm this situation they should work on their relationship more than gambling better.

I won't end up in that conclusion quickly if they quarrel over someone who have just won and the others can't accept it.

A couple usually quarrel when they have some misunderstanding and from that, there's always a reason for them to have it fixed.

If there's a current conflict on them at those times, we will never know if there's something happened before it. And look at the gestures, it seems shouting through the ear which shouldn't be done even if you're a couple.

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