NoamL
Winter <3
Yessir. Right now I've put everything into the Bored US Presidents NFT collection.
Crypto Thread!
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Roger Newton
Senior Member
Trading floors are like world wars.
Very very short periods of lunacy and excitement. Very long periods of boredom.
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davidnaroth
Naroth Audio
I suppose! I’ve not messed around with it for quite awhile, I made a teensy profit and sold. And glad I didn’t get “invested” in it haha. I still keep track of what it’s doing though
Piotrek K.
Senior Member
I always wanted to take part in Ponzi scheme as a volunteer, but when one appeared, I decided it's not for me ;D
Tim_Wells
Tim Wells
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asigrijenny
New Member
As long as you’re familiar with the risks that come with investing in BTC, it can be a successful strategy to diversify your portfolio. People who don’t believe in crypto don’t understand that when investing it’s important to understand the ups and downs of the market. I agree that as the digital age progresses, Bitcoin will rise in popularity and people will treat it as a serious business. When I first got into investing in BTC, I took things slow and learned to check websites like Moon Bitcoins to keep up with the price of BTC. This helped me understand when it’s best to invest and how to manage my earnings. I had some minor losses, but I’m mostly pleased with the crypto market.
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David Cuny
Grand Poobah, Royal Order of WordBuilders
patrick76
Senior Member
I was thinking of getting all the money out of my 401k so I could dump it into the Trump NFTs. I don’t see how I could go wrong. Plus, the one where he’s a superhero…. Masterpiece!! I can finally afford to invest in fine art.I also often join random forums just to promote crypto.
Fixed that for you!
ssnowe
Up, up and away ...
Makes you wonder, at birth did Mr and Mrs Asigrijenny look lovingly at little asigrijenny with hopes and aspirations that one day little asigrijenny would one day spend each and every day joining random Internet forums in an effort to spam BTC and resultantly spread hope and cheer to the rest of the world?
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David Cuny
Grand Poobah, Royal Order of WordBuilders
A Google search shows that "asigrijenny" joined the Christianity Board today to make another single post defending bitcoin on a thread titled "The Beast and Bitcoin".
I'm sure that Mr. and Mrs. Asigri are proud of their bitcoin warrior, dilligently seeking out misguided threads on internet forums and defending Bitcoin's honor from besmirchment.
Roger Newton
Senior Member
Yes indeed. Some crypto trading platforms still exist as I understand it.
Looking forward to the trial btw.
There's a new startup called Feces that's all the rage.
Its CEO's name is Charles Ponzi, and their scheme is guaranteed to make you very rich if you invest in a diversified portfolio of downside surprise inverted cross pattern bull market hypothesis testing.
Its CEO's name is Charles Ponzi, and their scheme is guaranteed to make you very rich if you invest in a diversified portfolio of downside surprise inverted cross pattern bull market hypothesis testing.
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@Mike Greene ^this is a bot
This thread is an absolute bot magnet. Maybe it is worth considering to either change the title to something that doesn't pull in bots anymore, or to have a mod subscribe to this thread and ban every new user that starts their posting history here. I think it's virtually guaranteed that no legit musician would make their first post here.
I'm going to lock this thread, but this is an interesting bot that makes me think I need to take this a bit more seriously, so I'm leaving the thread open for now, partly so I can think out loud and remember to follow through on this, and also because as Martin said, it's a bot magnet, which might actually be a useful thing for collecting data.
In the olden days, bots would just write a single post and that was it. That first post usually included a link, and we don't allow links in a member's first post, so that's the end of that. "Jose" is playing the long game, though. He signed up in April, and has posted five times since, over the course of six months. (I deleted his other earlier posts.)
What's weird is that he actually deleted his first post in this thread (the Aug 14 one) a month after posting it. (I undeleted it just now, so we can see what he did.) Then, a week after that deletion, he posted the newer one today ... with no link in this new one. That doesn't make any sense, so I guess he did it so it would appear less like he was a bot.
I assume all forums have this same challenge, where bots are getting better and better at seeming like normal people. (It's not until Jose's fifth post that he got flagged, and in two earlier posts, people responded to him as if he were a real person.)
With so many forums having the same problem, I'm thinking that by now, someone has probably made a list of bots' favorite links, so one of the Xenforo plugin developers could put that list into a plugin and sell it to us. SEO and crypto and diet and financial success links would be instant flags, and the post goes into an approval queue.
I'll look into this later.
In the olden days, bots would just write a single post and that was it. That first post usually included a link, and we don't allow links in a member's first post, so that's the end of that. "Jose" is playing the long game, though. He signed up in April, and has posted five times since, over the course of six months. (I deleted his other earlier posts.)
What's weird is that he actually deleted his first post in this thread (the Aug 14 one) a month after posting it. (I undeleted it just now, so we can see what he did.) Then, a week after that deletion, he posted the newer one today ... with no link in this new one. That doesn't make any sense, so I guess he did it so it would appear less like he was a bot.
I assume all forums have this same challenge, where bots are getting better and better at seeming like normal people. (It's not until Jose's fifth post that he got flagged, and in two earlier posts, people responded to him as if he were a real person.)
With so many forums having the same problem, I'm thinking that by now, someone has probably made a list of bots' favorite links, so one of the Xenforo plugin developers could put that list into a plugin and sell it to us. SEO and crypto and diet and financial success links would be instant flags, and the post goes into an approval queue.
I'll look into this later.
Just as an experiment to see how sophisticated this bot is:
@JoseLloyd I explained my crypto investment goals in my previous post. With that information in mind, what would you recommend?
My guess is Jose isn't very sophisticated, since programming a bot to carry on a conversation would take significantly more work, which would likely not be cost effective. So he won't address our suspicions.
I'm guessing Jose isn't even programmed to notice someone tagged him, so I doubt I'll get a response at all.
We'll see, though.
@JoseLloyd I explained my crypto investment goals in my previous post. With that information in mind, what would you recommend?
My guess is Jose isn't very sophisticated, since programming a bot to carry on a conversation would take significantly more work, which would likely not be cost effective. So he won't address our suspicions.
I'm guessing Jose isn't even programmed to notice someone tagged him, so I doubt I'll get a response at all.
We'll see, though.
JoseLoyd
New Member
RealiBanjo of course
I think he may actually be a human, with a sense of humor even, but still a spammer nonetheless.
(Jose, react with the "haha" emoji to this post if you are a human, but don't reply in text!).
