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@SerioGiocatore: But regardless of the number of characters your posts have, they DON'T have any quality. And that's where the trust is valid. You do what a lot of lazy new users do when they join the forum to earn money and just want to rank up fast: answering generic mega threads with generic answers (which have already been said in previous posts) that do not stimulate any discussion. You are just "padding out". (I'm not sure if that's the right word)
I admit to ranking up fast and not reading previous post but I didn't know you can earn from forums by the time I joined and I haven't earned anything yet from bitcointalk.
I will just move on from this and will be more of a benefit for the community. Thanks.
You can't do anything. Trust isn't moderated. The only way to get the trust feedback removed is if you talk to the user who gave it to you (The Pharmacist) and he agrees to remove it (I doubt he will).
And you don't need to have done any trade with the user. You are an one-liner shitposter and that's what the trust says. So it's probably valid.
And you don't need to have done any trade with the user. You are an one-liner shitposter and that's what the trust says. So it's probably valid.
I did have post one liners but that's all I has to say, though they're short they already have the thought in it, And Not all my post are one liners I'll even put a link of my sources when I have to. Are there rules saying you are shitposting when your post is below 2 paragraphs or below a certain number of characters? Should I delete my one liner posts?
Somebody put a negative trust feedback on my profile. I haven't done any transactions with the guy or any one yet since I'm new in Bitcoin Forum. How can I report this to administrators? I don't like having negative trust on my profile somebody help me please.
Someone put a negative trust rating on my profile but I haven't done any transaction with him. Where can I report it? I don't like seeing red on my trust rating 
. Why would anyone mark a user with -trust when all I did was post comments in forums.
. Why would anyone mark a user with -trust when all I did was post comments in forums. 
I stumbled upon this article while also looking for good hardware wallets.
https://hackernoon.com/what-is-a-bitcoin-hardware-wallet-and-why-you-must-use-it-3fceeae2b21
https://hackernoon.com/what-is-a-bitcoin-hardware-wallet-and-why-you-must-use-it-3fceeae2b21
Bitcoin will never be stable. It's value can rise and go down but most of the time it goes up.
Here is a good read about bitcoin as an asset: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffreydorfman/2017/05/17/bitcoin-is-an-asset-not-a-currency/#5e6d3c6b2e5b
Here is a good read about bitcoin as an asset: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffreydorfman/2017/05/17/bitcoin-is-an-asset-not-a-currency/#5e6d3c6b2e5b
Coins.ph is used for buying and selling bitcoins from and to fiat money. It's not created for trading. I suggest www.poloniex.com if you want to trade.
Yes hackers can hack bitcoin wallet. It's like a facebook account. To secure an account, enable dual or triple authentication. This is verifying a transaction by using a code sent to your email or phone.
Poloniex exchange. Although nothing is unhackable, most people you may ask will tell you they're one of the most secured.I found this youtube video helpful when learning how to use poloniex. see link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulbO2zTNb1c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulbO2zTNb1c