In exchange for my identity?
Hell no. I'm not interested in rotting in jail for someone's greed.

  funny thread. I had such a good laugh this slow morning.

Being an expert or "full participant" in cryptocurrency space is mostly not about downloading apps and social media apps. You don't become a crypto expert that way. Just bear this 4 things in mind.

1) Update yourself everyday on latest crypto news and trends. And latest crypto crimes, it will expose you to the latest crime in crypto space and how to protect yourself.
2) Never store your phase phrase online or screenshot them. Write it down manually and secure ot properly.
3) Check any links before clicking or downloading. Some could be phishing.
4) There is no free"bitcoin" now. Be careful if anyone promise you that.

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Lol, now they are giving him a Russian identity?

 Another new rumour, lol.  Years ago, many sworn he was from Japanese because the name Nakamoto means (the one who lives in the middle) but it's just pseudonym.

It really doesn't matter were this guy (or woman) is from though, point is he created something phenomenal that has changed the lives of man. Let's just enjoy it.

Personally,  I think if his identity was revealed, politician and critics won't have give him peace. He would have been under several probes.

That been said, i still think he/she is  from Japanese 😁

Using Bitcoin and Pixels?

This project of yours sounds quite fancinating. I personally will like to see what's it's all about.

Please open a thread about it in the project board as the user above as suggested. It present on the forum will create more exposure for it.

If something like this happens, I believe Exodus will hand over only your wallet transaction history since they don't collect the emails, personal questions or any form of information during sign up.

Since the owner of the wallet is the only one with access to the wallet private key. If the government is lucky enough to get the owner of the account, he only can give the out the private key.

I'm in support with Examplens suggested. It wont be right creating an army to release an account which might end up not being yours.
What will make your issue more legit is if you have all the evidence that the account is yours. At least they will know you are true to your claims and not just a random person recruiting people online to attack them.
Also. You need to exercise, cause they might be attending to lot of issues.

That's because believe do much in it, then it tends to happen. I feel most of their prediction is coincidence. And some are as a result of perfect study. All the same, I do like to see how this will play out.

Bitcoin is already being held like gold, just like every asset. Another coin which will be in the same category like is Ripple and Cardano. They have good potential in the future.

2k? That's quite a loss.
For me, it's my smart phone always. For a number of times, I can count the number of times I used my laptop to gamble. Very few times.

When I use laptop to gamble, I easily get carried away and that's because I can easily switch to working mode. With my phone, it is portable and limit my time kn gambling site.

I'm just stating the possibility of it happening. In every hundred percent of families, about one percent of loved ones tend to have the possibility of this happening.

Most people Will their loved ones and family members their fortune not because they fully trust them, but because they won't feel completely fulfilled _{(even after death)} if they have funds locked away while their loved one suffers. And it is okay, since death is irrevocable, let the living make use of the money.

$50 in exchange for users KYC.
The money is for users who will be registering in the site and there is no way they will be giving out that money without getting something in return.

Likely they will end up exchanging the $50 to their coins and since the project is just in it campaign stage, there is no guarantee their coin price will be any better when listed.

There is no free money on the Internet.

From your previous post above, you made mention of

 This is giving out the vibe that the account isn't yours. And it's weird cause you gave being regarding the account as my account.

If it isn't, let the rightful owner carry out the transaction.

If the account belongs to you, provide them with the documents they requested if the account is truly yours. If after providing the documents they keep preventing you from withdrawing your money, call them out on twitter:  https://twitter.com/bitfinex
By then, they will take you serious.

I prefer to do it in both ways. I strongly believe in the future of bitcoin but I still prefer to have some fiat. And that's because I believe in the future of having both currency being used interchangeably.

It is most likely the fear of losing more. Some people may see it as greedy because the player keeps tossing in more. But for some who have been and experienced the same thing, they know the player is trying to gain back what he/she lost.

I feel this option is better than informing and giving the supposed heir the encrypted seed phrase when the bequeather is still alive. It's a safer option.
It's disappointing because sometimes people we trust can be greedy even when we least expect it. Money can trigger a lot of things in people.

Have online monetary scams ever faded away, even with the approach of strong high technology by banks and security organisations?

Since the beginning of online transactions, there have always been scams, so it does not end or start with crypotcurreny. Whatever extra security or technology introduced for protecting online scam will not be 100percent effective if users don't play their part. You can take extra measures by inputting 2FA and strong pass phrase password, if your coin is always online; it is highly vulnerable.

*I have a weekly budget as it keeps me from gambling too much and falling in addiction. Even now, for weeks I tend not to gambling.

*No. Gambling with a specific amount, prevented this.

*Having an allocated time for gambling makes it seems like work instead of something relaxing. When the time keeps running, it could spur up your adrenaline rush, making the gambler anxious and ending up losing the game. Just have in mind how much you want to spend doing it.

*Never and that's because you lose both fun and learning when someone else does it