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Just find an address you have previously used on Bitcointalk that is linked to your account or a pgp key, sign a message with it and send that to theymos. If you don't know how to sign a message, this post will help you: How to sign a message?!

Also, scroll down to the bottom of this thread and click "move topic" and then select "Meta" from the list of boards.

What are you talking about??

There were similar incidents in different parts of the world, where someone dealing with bitcoins was arrested but iirc, it always involved huge cash trades, so maybe it isn't about bitcoin but tax fraud and money launder.

When buying from exchanges, you first have to provide the ID, then wait to get verified before you're allowed to buy/sell and you have to use one of the payment methods accepted by the site which further delays the procedure, whereas when buying from over the counter, you can do it instantly, even if ID is required (which I am sure it will be) many will still prefer to buy bitcoins this way, I just hope that cash is also accepted. As for the fee, it is mentioned in the article already.

A minimum amount of AUD50 will have to be purchased at a time, however, which will be subject to 4% commission.

I have never used any of the online services which asks for my personal info and I will NEVER use them, the danger of getting your id stolen and misused is much greater and if I wanted to use a debit card I can use the one issued by my bank.

Definitely overused, every week a couple of new ones pop up and the worse part is that there is nothing new, same UI, same script with less trust and age. I play at the old/trusted ones but if a new one looks decent then I give it a shot with few pennies.

This game is addicting, I just wasted an hour I think, don't know if this one is the 2048 one or not but here's the screenshot of it:


If that is the one OP, the address is in my profile.

Can't be called a noble cause, stealing from others to donate to whatever is just as bad. Hackers themselves are nothing short of terrorists and that hacker is not too much different from IS itself.

Losing is losing, no matter during which game it happens. The only time it is real painful is when you're absolutely sure that you're not going to lose, for example betting on Djokovic at 2016 Monte Carlo Masters in the round of 32 and he losing to Jiri Vesely, totally unexpected, must have caused gamblers to lose millions.

"Doesn't matter"

Every roll is independent from the previous one, what you're mentioning as systematically is called Martingale and it requires unlimited bankroll because there is no guarantee that even after hitting 10 reds you'll hit a green at the 11th roll. Try it if you don't believe this, you'll learn yourself soon enough.

The dice market is already saturated with so many good/trusted ones, if you still wanted to make a dice site, you could have at-least made something original, the new UI and features does attract players, even though the game play is similar.

Follow this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0 every bitcoin signature campaign get listed there, other than that keep looking at Services section, sometimes the applicants quota is filled even before it gets added to the overview thread and lastly, there are signature campaigns in altcoin boards as well.

I only play at the ones which have been here from a long time, for example Primedice and the ones which are provably fair and anonymous. As for winning/losing is concerned, its all part of the game, though you're not completely wrong that in the long run house always wins.

For me it has to be DirectBet, in-fact that is the only site I use to bet on sports with BTC, have been betting with them since as long as I can remember and never had any problems.

So you convert them to BTC every night? How? But however you do it, this is a good way of accumulating bitcoins, use the salary to make a living and save the tips for future. As for me, I like to hodl it as much as possible but I do spend it where I can.

Nothing new, for legal exchanges it is required almost everywhere to keep records of anyone buying/selling currencies and for that all the users who trade at those exchanges will be required to provide KYC documents. The regulations helps as users can buy/sell with confidence without having to worry about getting scammed and/or getting arrested. These regulations though may appear bad as they take away your anonymity of buying/selling BTC but it is good for long term mainstream adoption.

Of-course it is not safe, even though Blockchain and Coinb.in claims that the keys are generated client side and they receive no copies of it but still there have been instances where the wallets were compromised due to the fault of user/blockchain? not sure.. But if you must use it, at-least take the time to back-up your keys and enable 2fa which should add some security. Also, only keep coins for your daily usage there, preferably less than 0.1  BTC.

You have to broadcast it, Electrum will then transfer all the coins from your paper wallet minus the fee to one of the address of your Electrum wallet. The balance will then show up in Electrum. Remember to back up your seed and consider the paper wallet not fit for cold storage any more.

I made an account when they opened up for business and were apparently giving some free bitgold to sign up but then I remember that some people claimed that when tried to withdraw, they were asked to make a deposit first and to me that is shady and yells of scam. So I never used them after that.

I do like them but I play very rarely, reason for that is never been too lucky with them, not even with the floor ones but I do play them every now and then. I mostly just bet on sports now.