Quote from: jokers10 on Today at 09:02:34 PM

Quote from: decodx on Today at 08:43:19 PM

No one's forcing you to do anything. If you don't feel like sharing your private information publicly, you can choose to involve trusted community members like LoyceV who can verify the evidence you provide.

I'd say that no private data can prove anything in this case. Which data can it be? KYC? First it is against the basic ideas of true crypto. Second it can be easily falsificated. What else?

I don't think we should burden any respectable forum user with any private data of anyone else, especially when there is no vision of how it can prove anything. First we have to be sure that that sensitive information can significantly help but even then we can only think if we can ask someone to help with that, and the one who can probably be asked have all grounds for refusal.

I totally agree with what you're saying. The thing is, this guy hasn't really given us any solid evidence or tried to refute any of the points made against him. We've been waiting and waiting, but nothing!

Maybe he's worried about giving away his personal addresses or showing his blockchain transactions. But hey, we're not asking for his life story here, just some basic evidence to back up his claims. Without that, it's hard to take him seriously.

He said: "Think logically. I don't have to disclose my private data to prove that we are not the same person. You will eventually find it if you do your own research with a positive mindset."
So, I just try to think logically and with a positive mindset.