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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: NSA - BEHIND BITCOIN???
by
Mensa
on 24/11/2014, 06:47:10 UTC
uhm... nah
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Satoshi ..Private key lost?
by
Mensa
on 24/11/2014, 06:40:54 UTC
As wallets have become more secure would these coins not be moved to something considered "safer" ?
He probably just saved his private keys in an encrypted container. They were never really in a wallet other than bitcoind.

When was a large chunk last moved? If it was years ago does this not support the likelihood of a lost key and the inability to access these coins?
These coins weren't really moved at all. They're just sitting in the addresses to which they were mined.
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Board Auctions
Re: Advertise on this forum - Round 138
by
Mensa
on 24/11/2014, 06:31:24 UTC
4 @ 0.85
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Board Gambling
Re: Ratings for all the bitcoin sports books
by
Mensa
on 13/03/2014, 01:22:04 UTC
Thanks for a serious thread, let's keep this active instead of the effing ponzi threads.
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Board Gambling
Re: *BITPONZ* 120% PAYOUT *NO FEES* FAST *
by
Mensa
on 13/03/2014, 00:53:46 UTC
*THIS PONZI IS A SCAM*
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Board Games and rounds
Re: ORIGINAL FIXED LIMIT PONZI!!! DEPOSIT 0.05BTC RETURN 120%
by
Mensa
on 13/03/2014, 00:46:13 UTC
*THIS PONZI IS A SCAM*
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Board Games and rounds
Re: PONZI 120% FIXED DEPOSIT 0.01 BTC
by
Mensa
on 12/03/2014, 22:53:03 UTC
*THIS PONZI IS A SCAM*
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Board Meta
Re: so ponzis will be gone soon hopefully
by
Mensa
on 12/03/2014, 22:39:22 UTC
Please keep these anti-ponzi threads active so we can put an end to the ponzi madness. At the time of writing this, 5 or so threads have been moved but still 10 out of 40 = 25% of the posts in this section are ponzi scams!

And this is after the admins actually moved 5+ threads away. Unfortunately it might just be even more profitable to post more ponzi threads if the admins remove the old ones.
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Board Investor-based games
Re: Fucking Ponzi's and the idiots that buy into them
by
Mensa
on 12/03/2014, 22:20:56 UTC
Ponzis are only illegal because they try to masquerade themselves as a genuine investment. Why is that so hard for people to understand?

Because it's utter bullshit.  Ponzis are illegal for a number of reasons, deception being only one of them.  For one matter, a Ponzi is, as a matter of law, a business operating while insolvent.  For another, fraudulent schemes depending on the behavior of others have been considered violations of the Lottery Act, as they have all the criteria (chance consideration and reward).  The policy considerations are that Ponzis invariably collapse eventually, and often create havoc when they do, with bankruptcies that go on for decades costing enormous amounts of court time and money.

Even though I don't think a "game" that is openly calling itself a ponzi is really illegal unless it claims to have guaranteed payouts, I think this forum section has been totally spammed by all these scams so I bump this.
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Board Gambling
Re: Vera&John - First licensed online casino to accept Bitcoin
by
Mensa
on 12/03/2014, 20:41:48 UTC
What sucks about these casinos is that you still have to do age verifcation and all that bull crap sign up crap,  Rather stay with bitcoin casinos, they are only copying us now, cause they want piece of the pie, why give them our business, when they didnt want it long ago.

What other casinos like this are there? ('coz this one kicks some serious)
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Re: ★Bitcoin Ponzi ★ 130% Profit ★ Fully Automated System★
by
Mensa
on 12/03/2014, 19:29:38 UTC
*THIS PONZI IS A SCAM*

repost of post that should be in a subsection of this forum. I have reported it.
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Board Beginners & Help
Re: How to encrypt wallet.dat
by
Mensa
on 12/03/2014, 19:17:23 UTC
I want to store my Bitcoins offline but have no access to a printer. I have an encrypted USB drive, a Macbook, and a 500 GB HD.

How can I securely encrypt my wallet.DAT file in order to store it on these devices?

Is there a better way to store coins offline for someone who does not have a printer ?

You can use a brain wallet. Please note that you don't need to remember a complete private key in order to create a brain wallet,  the priv key can be generated from your password.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: What do you want to see in an exchange?
by
Mensa
on 12/03/2014, 19:08:30 UTC
IWhat do you want to see in an exchange?
Transparency.

- Verifiable user funds
How verifyable? is it sitting in the deposit address until sold?


- Incorporated outside of the US, so that user privacy is protected.

Any servers running in the U.S.? Good business practice nowadays is to avoid U.S. completely, not just have some offshore paperwork and backup in Canada...
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Board Service Announcements
Re: Bad news SMS reports [new service]
by
Mensa
on 12/03/2014, 18:52:42 UTC
By the time you realize there is an issue and manually put out a text message, every automated BOT in existence will have already executed a trade.  Not to mention by the time your recipients get the text and react everyone else would have already got a twitter feed and reacted sooner.  I see no benefit in your system.

A tool that prevents you from panic selling would be more valuable.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: How to steal Satoshi's stash?
by
Mensa
on 12/03/2014, 18:36:26 UTC
One Does Not Simply Steal Satoshi's Stash.