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Re: [OPEN] Guaranteed No KYC / AML Crypto Swap Service | Avatar and Sig Campaign
current post count; 85
Current Merit; 26
XMR address:
Current Merit; 26
XMR address:
Code:
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Welcome! you can join.
Re: The BCT PGP/GPG Public Key Database: Stake Your PGP Key Here
⭐ Merited by albon (1)
Here is my PGP-signed verification message. Please quote and verify. Thanks in advance.
Code:
PGP fingerprint: 33E2 5A83 4E14 14A1 5FEF 0B65 76C9 6283 D5DE CD53
Code:
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-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Code:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256
Albon is signing a message for a Bitcointalk post on Wednesday, July 16, 2025.
This is my official Telegram account: @AlbonBTC | I NEVER DM FIRST
Here is the link to the PBtrades escrow service I provide:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5472222.0
My staked Bitcoin address:
bc1qnpx002096kd62g3d7gzyac7qwtnu2q2ayjzkt4
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
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-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256
Albon is signing a message for a Bitcointalk post on Wednesday, July 16, 2025.
This is my official Telegram account: @AlbonBTC | I NEVER DM FIRST
Here is the link to the PBtrades escrow service I provide:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5472222.0
My staked Bitcoin address:
bc1qnpx002096kd62g3d7gzyac7qwtnu2q2ayjzkt4
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
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Quoted everything.
I have Kleopatra, but what I want to know is: when you signed the message, did you use my public key or your own public key? 
I use my private key to sign the message to you , not your public key, as it has nothing to do with this process.. You can use my public key to verify the validity of the signature and I can use your public key to encrypt a message for you, and you only by using your private key can decrypt it.
If you want, you can send me private messages to test, and I will reply to you with other messages.
Now it's clear.
Since I need your public key to decrypt this signed message, I couldn't do it because I don't have your public key.
You can post here
PGP/GPG Public Key Database: Stake Your PGP Key Here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1159946.0)
Re: Avoid buying Bitcoin from someone all because you know them.
But the reason I do not like face to face sales of bitcoin is that it can lead to physical attack. We have read on different news about different people that were physically attack all because those that attacked them know that they have bitcoin. Attack can come from anywhere, even from someone that you will not expect.
There have been many reports of people being stabbed because criminals knew they had a lot of bitcoin, so they could stalk you in any way possible. Once you let your guard down, they would take action to steal your coins.So, after many incidents like this, I never talk about owning bitcoin because it would invite criminals to approach us in any way possible.
A year ago, friends or relatives often asked me about my bitcoin holdings, which eventually made us uncomfortable. However, I responded by saying that the bitcoin had been sold and used to purchase property, so they would not ask about the coins I owned.
Answering their questions about the amount of bitcoin I owned... could invite crime at any time.
That’s really smart.
Keeping your bitcoin ownership private helps protect you from unwanted attention and potential threats.
No no, there’s a misunderstanding I was actually referring to the PGP-signed message that you shared earlier
This one,
Your message,
If you have the Kleopatra program installed on your Windows system, you can easily decrypt (Decrypt/Verify) my message using the Notepad feature within the program. I was actually referring to the PGP-signed message that you shared earlierThis one,
Your message,
And here is the official website to download the program: https://gpg4win.org/
I have also attached an image of my encrypted message.
Yes thats right @albon
I have Kleopatra, but what I want to know is: when you signed the message, did you use my public key or your own public key?
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s852O6g=
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s852O6g=
=mtKE
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Re: [FIXEDFLOAT SCAMS MEGATHREAD] Reports, Frozen Funds, Abuses, and KYC Traps
Thank you for compiling this. I have also wanted to do this for all the other instant exchanges. This is a good start!
Welcome.Their “investigation” is a black hole...
They claim to wait for partners, for law enforcement, for endless reviews, but never show you anything concrete or give you a real path to resolution.
DO NOT USE FixedFloat!
If anyone of you value your crypto assets, privacy, and peace of mind, stay away from FixedFloat and warn others about their abusive practices.
Re: How can you stay anonymous buying Bitcoin if you’re most likely using fiat?
Hey guys, I understand that Bitcoin is decentralized and doesn’t require ID or permission to use. That part is clear to me and I’m not questioning that. But what I’m still trying to figure out is how to actually get Bitcoin and stay anonymous if at some point you most likely will use fiat to get it.
Let’s say you try to go through a p2p method online, that still involves paying someone and that payment usually has to come from your fiat money. So how do you do that without creating a link to your real identity? That’s the part I find confusing. It’s not about Bitcoin itself, it’s about the process of converting the fiat to Bitcoin in a way that doesn’t leave a trace.
I’m also curious how people used to do it in the earlier days, like in 2014 or 2015. I guess it was easier back then but I don’t know what the usual methods were. Were they just doing regular bank transfers or was there something else people used to stay private?
If someone with real knowledge/experience can explain how this is done in practice I will be grateful for and than you.
Let’s say you try to go through a p2p method online, that still involves paying someone and that payment usually has to come from your fiat money. So how do you do that without creating a link to your real identity? That’s the part I find confusing. It’s not about Bitcoin itself, it’s about the process of converting the fiat to Bitcoin in a way that doesn’t leave a trace.
I’m also curious how people used to do it in the earlier days, like in 2014 or 2015. I guess it was easier back then but I don’t know what the usual methods were. Were they just doing regular bank transfers or was there something else people used to stay private?
If someone with real knowledge/experience can explain how this is done in practice I will be grateful for and than you.
easiest way to stay anonymous buying btc with fiat is to pay with cash
also
use privacy coins (like Monero), then convert those privacy coins to anything you want.
Thank you @albon for your message.
For the signed message, is it encrypted with the right public key ? (my public key).
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1159946.msg65550726#msg65550726
I cannot decrypt the message.
You are most welcome.For the signed message, is it encrypted with the right public key ? (my public key).
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1159946.msg65550726#msg65550726
I cannot decrypt the message.
Yes, your signed message was encrypted using your public key ending with 8E63 A6E0 D659 B2CC.
Take a look at the attached image, which shows that "The signature is valid and the certificate's validity is fully trusted."
That’s the reason I always make sure to keep our clients updated whenever something important comes to my attention.
And that’s exactly how it should always be, to prioritize the safety of your clients so that they are not exposed any kind of fraud, and to keep them informed of any updates so they stay aware. As an escrow service provider, I also make sure to do the same whenever I notice anything suspicious or something that could potentially harm one of my clients. This is our duty at all times.No no, there’s a misunderstanding
I was actually referring to the PGP-signed message that you shared earlierThis one,
Your message,
Quote
Below is my signed message in return:
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s852O6g=
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Yeah but they let me exchange 3k$ first and then block then next 4k$ FROM THE SAME UTXO. Within 5 minutes.
Please stick to real no KYC exchanges if you don't want that kind of stress.
They hide behind their AML policy to freeze funds whenever they want.
Re: [FIXEDFLOAT SCAMS MEGATHREAD] Reports, Frozen Funds, Abuses, and KYC Traps
Well, I think this thread belongs to the scam accusation board since we are talking about their scams. Apart from the two threads you mentioned from the Bitcointalk forum, there are a few more that you can list here.
>>Fixedfloat is scamming me for 8000+ EUR IMPORTANT PSA! (Seems like you already added this one)
>> fixedfloat holding my funds $1000
>> FixedFloat.com stole my funds
If you collect data from all over the internet, you will find dozens of accusations against them.
>>
>> fixedfloat holding my funds $1000
>> FixedFloat.com stole my funds
If you collect data from all over the internet, you will find dozens of accusations against them.
Hello @God Of Thunder
I will try to ask mods, if really belongs to the scam accusation board, I will move it there.
I have listed second report you shared, thank you.
Last one (funds were returned after 7 weeks)
No he has taken money but never completed the swap it's a scam !!!
hi OP,
have you get scammed by a phishing site using the coreswap.exchange or coreswap.io?
could share more detailed evidence?
Hello OP,
I have added your report to our master thread.
(https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5550083.msg65585279#msg65585279)
From now on, I will gather and track all the abuse and scam reports connect with FixedFloat
I will do my best to warn others and help them avoid falling victim to these called 'no KYC' platforms and selective scammers like FF.
I have added your report to our master thread.
(https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5550083.msg65585279#msg65585279)
From now on, I will gather and track all the abuse and scam reports connect with FixedFloat
I will do my best to warn others and help them avoid falling victim to these called 'no KYC' platforms and selective scammers like FF.
[FIXEDFLOAT SCAMS MEGATHREAD] Reports, Frozen Funds, Abuses, and KYC Traps
Hello everyone!
For a while, I was thought about starting a thread like this which gathers and tracks all the abuse and scam reports connect with FixedFloat. For months, I was kept waiting… but today, I finally decided it's time to share, post and keep community updated.
I'm honestly tired of seeing BT users or other platform users to lose their hard-earned crypto because of shady practices from FixedFloat. Scam case always pops up on (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0) for example funds frozed by FF, coins blocked by FF or for questionable “risk” reasons, KYC demanded without sense and so on.
This thread is my small effort to shine a light, warn others, and hold FixedFloat to basic transparency and responsibility. I will do my best to keep this thread regularly updated with new verified cases, links, and information as they are published or reported. If you have find any reports not in the list, please let me know in the comments.
Let’s help each other, and protect the community.
For a while, I was thought about starting a thread like this which gathers and tracks all the abuse and scam reports connect with FixedFloat. For months, I was kept waiting… but today, I finally decided it's time to share, post and keep community updated.
I'm honestly tired of seeing BT users or other platform users to lose their hard-earned crypto because of shady practices from FixedFloat. Scam case always pops up on (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0) for example funds frozed by FF, coins blocked by FF or for questionable “risk” reasons, KYC demanded without sense and so on.
This thread is my small effort to shine a light, warn others, and hold FixedFloat to basic transparency and responsibility. I will do my best to keep this thread regularly updated with new verified cases, links, and information as they are published or reported. If you have find any reports not in the list, please let me know in the comments.
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🧾 If you have a case of your own with valid evidence, feel free to reply here or message me privately and I’ll add it to the main list (Master Table).
Let’s help each other, and protect the community.
⚠️ FixedFloat.io Scam & Abuse Master Table – Verified Reports
| Date | Incident Type | Amount | Asset | Status | References / Proof |
| Jan 2024 | Deposit Frozen | 8000 | EUR | Not Returned | Ref 1 | Archive |
| Oct 2024 | Deposit Frozen | 11344 | USDT | Not Returned | Screenshot | User Reviews |
| Jan 2021 | Deposit Frozen | 0.17 | BTC | Not Returned | Reddit Thread |
| Mar 2023 | AMLBot Flag – Seizure | N/A | BTC (CoinJoin) | Not Returned | Reddit Link |
| May 2025, | Deposit Frozen | 0.06 | BTC | Not Returned | Bitcointalk Link |
| Various | AML Flag / Freeze Cases | — | BTC, ETH | Ongoing Cases | Antiswap (RU) |
I have now left both a negative review and placed a trust flag for Fixedfloat - I couldn't locate any profile for Trocador on this forum.
Please feel free to support my trust flag here if you wish: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=3417
Happy to provide specific (identifying) information by PM if you provide a promise of confidentiality.
Please feel free to support my trust flag here if you wish: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=3417
Happy to provide specific (identifying) information by PM if you provide a promise of confidentiality.
I supported your flag.
Further, I recommend that you also post a comment on https://kycnot.me/service/fixedfloat
Thank you for the support, and also for the suggestion! I have now left negative comments on both the fixedfloat as well as trocador pages there, providing my exact order IDs for each so their admins can approve it.
Welcome @scammedbyff That’s great
sharing your experience will help more people see and be aware of those scammy platforms.
Sadly I got scammed 4k$ lately, I'll try my best to inform the community.
Sorry once again, I dont want it to be seen as advertising but I just want to offer help. If you ever need swaps, feel free to message me on SimpleX or privately. I'm tired of seeing BT users get scammed by FF.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539912.0
Re: [ANN] █ Guaranteed No KYC / AML Checks █ Trêvoid's Swap Service CRYPTO ⇄ CRYPTO
Hello, this was related to our avatar and signature campaign. Since I didn’t want to add more posts to that thread, I moved here to update their XMR wallets. I was not aware that this was against the forum rules.
At the time of ICOmania, similar methods were often used to bump ANN threads. Campaign participants left applications, proof of work links, and other campaign things. Then it was really a mess and it was stopped and banned, and many ANNs were completely deleted.From the functional side, such posts are useless for the service and make the thread unreadable.
Since you already have a campaign thread, it's best to post it there, and if you don't want further discussion, lock this thread.
Actually, my goal wasn’t just to bump the thread, but I understand your points.
thanks for mentioning them. I’ll continue the update XMR wallets on the Campaign thread. Have a great day!
I hope you don't get offended by what he said, he just said that because during the ICO season it was really true that it was common in ann threads to just bump even if the things said in the post were baseless.
Now, at least I can see that you understand what he meant and that's one thing that's good about the behavior you're showing here. Just do what you think is right fiend.
No, I wasn't offended by what he said. He was simply informing me and explaining.
Yes, there are a lot of impersonators here, especially if you seem to be involved in different trade deals and business around the forum.
This is more of a reputations board topic than a scam accusation. Please move it to that board @Trêvoid
Also, there is a dedicated thread for staking your pgp key - The BCT PGP/GPG Public Key Database: Stake Your PGP Key Here
This is more of a reputations board topic than a scam accusation. Please move it to that board @Trêvoid
Also, there is a dedicated thread for staking your pgp key - The BCT PGP/GPG Public Key Database: Stake Your PGP Key Here
Hi @Bitcoin_Arena, yes, there’s been quite a lot. That’s the reason I always make sure to keep our clients updated whenever something important comes to my attention.
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Also, there is a dedicated thread for staking your pgp key
Yes I have already posted there on July 05, 2025, 07:43:20 AM (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1159946.msg65550726#msg65550726)
Thread moved.
Thank you for bringing this important warning to the community's attention.
Indeed, there are many scammers impersonating accounts of people involved in business or offering escrow and similar services. The rule is that you don't add or contact anyone first. This is a good practice. those who truly want to reach you will initiate contact through your official accounts, or forum messages.
When it comes to financial transactions, every member must exercise caution and verify the letter of guarantee, just as the OP advised.
I have successfully verified your signed message and certified your key.
Below is my signed message in return:
PGP Fingerprint: 33E25A834E1414A15FEF0B6576C96283D5DECD53
Indeed, there are many scammers impersonating accounts of people involved in business or offering escrow and similar services. The rule is that you don't add or contact anyone first. This is a good practice. those who truly want to reach you will initiate contact through your official accounts, or forum messages.
When it comes to financial transactions, every member must exercise caution and verify the letter of guarantee, just as the OP advised.
I have successfully verified your signed message and certified your key.
Below is my signed message in return:
PGP Fingerprint: 33E25A834E1414A15FEF0B6576C96283D5DECD53
Code:
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----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=mtKE
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
hF4D7WpqLMeUvH4SAQdAHwnwPTU8cm5eq5Snv708oOBiwEMJ2BK0+yrOp7++KB0w
cv2khy036chuUnLm+0149Gw1ppuTMt6GVMNGJwTzgr+hWnXdXiNGBZeu4DJjRGCQ
1MBiAQkCEC/P6vzvuxfHR1c9I2gmH/T9MJoy74dBQdMbKYDBHCKVqwRv2NJFSLP1
dd3b4Ypu69Q01mivwcDQWaBI/HX0tcpyv9qdD4HBJmhELlOk+s1yVrsT6uFk3GM0
LLi0NeAY44bWHAvWrTFcwEPYZVLqMt8SDVDUm3ZBAFl0aAoetEyaipNdeGAsS7RN
eKI4aOaObSYvNV5poGTvC7CraHO6LDPdwyEw4TnKc2v9b5ElXehOOFWDRWKcaUlh
IS7xRwDhxpsheS6F1z7WOoST2JSC95gXiZDIRMapJIIl0ZD5ExwN6IkTbvWGuKiU
8S5CkXzUZB541T2CMpAS5fpCrjqm5i9U09G5IvpfVoI7VTKZmo6SCqI6a42ySXTp
s852O6g=
=mtKE
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
Thank you @albon for your message.
For the signed message, is it encrypted with the right public key (my public key).
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1159946.msg65550726#msg65550726
Re: █ CRYPTO ⇄ CRYPTO █ Secure & Private No-KYC-AML Crypto Swaps (Monero XMR & MWEB)
Please be aware, I never add (connect) or message anyone first. Always double check our identity before doing any swaps. If someone reaches out to you first claiming to be us, it’s a scam. Stay safe and don’t fall for it!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5549885.0
I want to also mention this here because impersonators are everywhere.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5549885.0
I want to also mention this here because impersonators are everywhere.
Please be aware, I never add (connect) or message anyone first. Always double check our identity before doing any swaps. If someone reaches out to you first claiming to be us, it’s a scam. Stay safe and don’t fall for it!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5549885.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5549885.0