Quote from: The Pharmacist on September 17, 2018, 06:44:18 PM

Quote from: lamthanh3462342 on September 17, 2018, 06:36:26 PM

I'm trying hard to learn more from everyone. Hope you will help me.

The following looks like plagiarism to me:

Quote from: lamthanh3462342 on August 16, 2018, 02:34:24 AM

In many cases, we see people distributing fake e- mails for example to participate in a particular cryptocurrency ICO. This mainly happens on Telegram, but Slack may have the same problem. Never trust the address of your Ethereal wallet for you by strangers on the internet. Do not ask and trust this address, as you only get scam by doing so. Only use the address on the ICO website that you participate in.

Quote from: maneka on July 07, 2018, 04:53:43 PM

In many cases, we see people distributing fake Ethereum wallet addresses to participate in a pre-ICO algorithm. This mainly happens on Telegram, but Slack can also have similar problems. Never trust the address of an Ethereal wallet sent by someone you do not know on the internet. Do not ask for these addresses, because all you have to do is just a big donkey. Use the information provided formally and the address displayed on the legitimate ICO website.

Edit: And just FYI, I did report this as plagiarism.

You say that I "plagiarism" and actually I'm trying to learn the knowledge of the cryptographic market. The things I share may be that I draw from the knowledge I have learned and also from all the experiences of others. Are you accusing me?