TheSpiral account is either bought or hacked, 10 years of absence from the forum
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Based on the recent threads about hacked or purchased accounts, I would like to ask the community how they feel about the fact that after ten years of absence from the forum, an account wakes up and completely forgets about its past.
To be clear, I came across this account by chance. TheSpiral
https://bpip.org/Profile?id=103790
After looking at his history, which is fairly typical for all signatories, I discovered a long time span. The account woke up and immediately decided to participate in subscription companies.
He also entered the pizza competition, probably realizing that some merit might come in there.Obviously, the participation was without understanding what pizza is
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5247383.msg62333379#msg62333379
But something else is interesting. In 2013, he was a very enthusiastic and competent miner who discussed different coins in every possible way, simultaneously mining them and actively discussing everything with other miners.
https://ninjastic.space/search?author=TheSpiral&board=159
https://ninjastic.space/search?author=TheSpiral&board=39
Regarding Bitcoin, he did not catch any big illusions, preferring other alternative coins.
But ten years later, his posts became ordinary, typical, as they say, all to fulfill the signature quota. I read everything—completely all the posts—but I didn’t read a word that this person had previously been involved in mining and had good experience.
Do you believe that after ten years, your memory erases everything you were previously passionate about?
And the second question is: is it fair to ignore an account that easily receives a rank and can participate in the signature?
Is this fair to those who come to the forum with a single account and independently achieve high ranks?
According to some participants, it turns out that if you have money, you can always buy everything, which means you will be higher than others.
The account has a Bitcoin wallet number, by signing he could dispel all doubts about the authenticity of ownership of this account.
https://ninjastic.space/addresses?address=1PSt9bDdGJBkrR7CAGTRA9azp96uLU8hge
To be clear, I came across this account by chance. TheSpiral
https://bpip.org/Profile?id=103790
After looking at his history, which is fairly typical for all signatories, I discovered a long time span. The account woke up and immediately decided to participate in subscription companies.
He also entered the pizza competition, probably realizing that some merit might come in there.Obviously, the participation was without understanding what pizza is
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5247383.msg62333379#msg62333379
But something else is interesting. In 2013, he was a very enthusiastic and competent miner who discussed different coins in every possible way, simultaneously mining them and actively discussing everything with other miners.
https://ninjastic.space/search?author=TheSpiral&board=159
https://ninjastic.space/search?author=TheSpiral&board=39
Regarding Bitcoin, he did not catch any big illusions, preferring other alternative coins.
That's a silly question. The only answer is an opinion. All coins take something from previous coins, whether as a benefit or just simplicity (i.e. being able to mine them on programs that already exist).
You pick one you like, then mine it. If you're going by a feature list, Bitcoin itself would be crap. It's established and valuable though, including many ways to actually use it unlike other coins. It's mostly perception and awareness and guessing which will gain either of those.
What do I mine? A few of the "new" coins off and on for the sole purpose of profit. Aside from that, if you don't know what to mine, go with a pool that offers multiple choices, like multipool or middlecoin (this one doesn't net you alt coins, but gets the profit from them by auto-converting to BTC).
You pick one you like, then mine it. If you're going by a feature list, Bitcoin itself would be crap. It's established and valuable though, including many ways to actually use it unlike other coins. It's mostly perception and awareness and guessing which will gain either of those.
What do I mine? A few of the "new" coins off and on for the sole purpose of profit. Aside from that, if you don't know what to mine, go with a pool that offers multiple choices, like multipool or middlecoin (this one doesn't net you alt coins, but gets the profit from them by auto-converting to BTC).
But ten years later, his posts became ordinary, typical, as they say, all to fulfill the signature quota. I read everything—completely all the posts—but I didn’t read a word that this person had previously been involved in mining and had good experience.
Do you believe that after ten years, your memory erases everything you were previously passionate about?
And the second question is: is it fair to ignore an account that easily receives a rank and can participate in the signature?
Is this fair to those who come to the forum with a single account and independently achieve high ranks?
According to some participants, it turns out that if you have money, you can always buy everything, which means you will be higher than others.
The account has a Bitcoin wallet number, by signing he could dispel all doubts about the authenticity of ownership of this account.
https://ninjastic.space/addresses?address=1PSt9bDdGJBkrR7CAGTRA9azp96uLU8hge
845256-8ad46782f07921eae5b9a4b8b18fdf1e
1PSt9bDdGJBkrR7CAGTRA9azp96uLU8hge
1PSt9bDdGJBkrR7CAGTRA9azp96uLU8hge