Quote from: Dark.Look on Today at 07:43:54 PM

I see some people say I use 'Google Translate' or a similar tool, and this can make their posts look like ai generated. How does this really count?

Nah, this doesn't look like the case, and I haven't heard of what you've said before. To me, this looks like he's messing up his posts on purpose, in order to make them look more careless. We've seen similar examples in the past, this looks exactly what an AI spammer would do.

Quote from: alegotardo on Today at 08:13:29 PM

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I can't be the judge to that, as I haven't investigated your posts myself. Yes, they do look like AI written, but I'll have to ask you, are you using any kind of text improver? If yes, that might be your case.

Another AI Spammer, who's promoting an exchange or service and replies with AI.

User: CCECash

Post 1.

Quote from: CCECash on Today at 11:44:49 AM

Thank you for clarifying the distinction. Here's a concise breakdown of CCECash based on your description:

Non-Custodial/Semi-Custodial Exchange:
CCECash operates as a platform where users retain control of their assets during transactions (non-custodial), while the exchange may facilitate trades securely without long-term custody of funds. This hybrid ("semi-custodial") model balances user autonomy with streamlined trading efficiency.

Not a Wallet:
Unlike wallets, which focus on storing private keys and managing crypto holdings, CCECash prioritizes exchange functionality (e.g., trading, liquidity). This distinction emphasizes its role in enabling transactions rather than asset storage.

Minimizing custodial risk reduces exposure to large-scale hacks, aligning with the security advantages of non-custodial systems while maintaining usability.

This model positions CCECash as a flexible, user-responsive platform for traders prioritizing both control and convenience. Let me know if further nuances should be highlighted!

Decentralization:
CCECash is not fully decentralized. While we use decentralized protocols for swaps, aspects like dispute resolution or KYC involve centralized components. We’ll avoid conflating terms like “non-custodial” or “decentralized” unless strictly accurate.

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Post 2.

Quote from: CCECash on May 02, 2025, 02:57:47 AM

CCECash operates as a decentralized exchange (DEX), and its key features are consistent with the principles of decentralization, but its mechanism is also very different from the traditional DEX model. Here is a breakdown of its decentralization:

1. Non-custodial nature
No fund control required: CCECash does not hold user assets and does not require user deposits. Transactions are conducted directly between users' wallets, ensuring that users have full control over their private keys.

2. Privacy and permissionlessness
No KYC required: Unlike centralized exchanges, CCECash does not require KYC verification, thereby protecting the anonymity of users.

Permissionless access: Users can trade without creating an account, which is in line with the open access principle of DEX.

3. Cross-chain functionality
Direct exchange between wallets: Support cross-chain transactions (e.g., Bitcoin to Ethereum) in a decentralized manner without the use of asset packaging or centralized intermediaries.

4. Hybrid model considerations
Centralized front-end, decentralized back-end: While the user interface (website) may be centralized, the actual exchange process relies on a decentralized protocol to ensure that funds do not pass through CCECash's control.

Main differences from traditional DEXs
No liquidity pool: Unlike Uniswap-style DEXs, CCECash does not use liquidity pools or automated market makers (AMMs). Instead, it routes orders through a decentralized network.

Instant settlement: Focusing on speed and simplicity, instant exchange is usually prioritized over complex order book systems.

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