AD

Thanis_in_Eve

Greetings from the USA! Communicating clearly when visiting here would be a very valid reason for putting the day between the month and year. It isn't logical, but dialects rarely are. Almost no one here when asked when they were born, would reply "I was born on the twentieth day of April, 1960." You'll get, "I was born April 20th, 1960." If you talk like that at a social function, you may as well say, "I was born just before dawn broke the glowing skies, heralded into the world with a rooster's strained crow, during the sweet arrival of spring, on the twentieth day in the month of April, the year of our good lord, 1960 AD." No one is going to ask you another question for the rest of the night, aside from, "Who do you know here," or "Who invited you?" Order of information is sacrificed for efficiency. The extra words provide no conversational benefit, and sound clunky.

RizzoStaxx

So IF it is actually paying you it’s probably coming from AD revenue and IF it’s paying you it’s probably in satoshis on the lightning network. Which connects quick small scale bitcoin transactions.

Zealousideal-Weight5

It's totally okay you know why? Because it's a lesson learned from a mistake made and you'll never make that mistake again. There's no substitute for time in the market. You learn things by default over time in crypto that's why people just getting in are easy to dupe but once you have that experience you'll never let it happen again. I sent $6500 in btc to that stupid fake Elon Musk YouTube AD scam in 2020. It hurt 🤕 but I didn't let it deter me. Best myself up for a while. But I kept investing and got lucky when BTC tanked I got back i made $10k profit and used it as the down payment on my house in 2021. Even after that, I have continued to DCA carefully and have made back everything I lost as well as making back the money I used for the down payment on my home. In fact I made it all back plus some. Now sitting and holding. Nobody is EVER going to call you about your crypto account. PLEASE if that ever happens again immediately hang up. You can always contact Coinbase yourself after to verify. I'm sorry this happened to you but I'm happy you caught it. You're already ahead of most of the population in the crypto scene. Just like the Internet, except this time we got to get in early to learn the Dos and Donts before everyone else gets hip. Never lose faith in financial security! You'll make it back don't worry, and don't dwell on it or beat yourself up. It's happened to veteran traders too so do not feel bad. It's part of the growing pains of adoption. Just limit your risk as much as you can 🙏 Good luck my friend!

ForgedByStars

lol no, Islam didn't exist until 700 AD.

Ok-Tooth-4994

A gold standard is trash. It allows no flexibility and rewards people who hoard. The United States had a “gold standard” from 1879 to 1914. This is 34 years of the whole history. And even then, there was lending of money. Sure there existed gold in the banks and United States treasury, but there was more dollars in circulation than gold to back it. We had a fractional reserve system of gold. The M0 money was gold, but the M1 and M2 money supplies vastly outweighed the amount of gold we had. The only reason this worked is because not everybody wanted to convert to gold all at once. A gold standard is an ancient way of pegging a currency and it has never worked. If this was the year 546AD you’d think there has to be a better way. It leads to war so that countries can collect more gold and it leads to debasement as treasuries mixed shit metal in with the gold. Of course it did. These aren’t shit countries that tried to cheat. Countries have always needed a way to expand their money supply. Gold isn’t some platonic good that you think it is. This is coming from as big a Bitcoin fan and student as any. Bitcoin can exist in a fiat world. It’s probably better that way any way.

CNNJDream

Thank you for your response. I apologize if my initial explanation was not clear enough. Allow me to provide more details about the underlying principles of Bitcoin addresses and the specific issue I am facing. In the Bitcoin system, an address is derived from a public key, which in turn is generated from a private key. The process typically follows these steps: A private key is generated, which is a random 256-bit number. The corresponding public key is derived from the private key using elliptic curve cryptography (specifically, the secp256k1 curve). The public key is then hashed using the SHA-256 and RIPEMD-160 algorithms to create a 160-bit hash. This hash is then encoded using Base58Check encoding, which includes a version byte and a checksum, resulting in the final Bitcoin address. In my case, an issue arose during step 2. When generating the public key, the first character of the first 32 hexadecimal characters of the public key was 0. This led to the first 8 bits of the public key being 0, effectively making it a 248-bit public key instead of the expected 256 bits. Despite this, the incorrect 248-bit public key was used to generate a Bitcoin address following steps 3 and 4. This address ended up receiving some bitcoins. Later, I used the same private key to generate the correct 256-bit public key and derived a different Bitcoin address from it. However, the bitcoins that were sent to the first address (derived from the incorrect 248-bit public key) are not accessible using the private key directly, as the Bitcoin system associates those funds with the incorrect public key and address. To further illustrate this, consider the two examples I provided: Example 1: PrivateKeyHexStr: 1D179D45DF2F02271CD4DAA1114B7226480BBF3DA62D94081CC6228C950F3300 Incorrect Public Key (248 bits): 2C3D118366F853F7A7FCD0E0506A87FD1ED7AD7E19103059A85C0FA8ADED85 Incorrect Address: 13mpPh9UMtSN54GTbjj4ht7S3hzCPhmmVA Example 2: PrivateKeyHexStr: 08C5F27C4B0522975583AE6BAE67B2155F5339BA040693335D4A2C4A0A213726 Incorrect Public Key (248 bits): BEC0F8B027D6333EFBBCC87ABD1C2912AB052DE99F391DB3E3EE1EF50708DD Incorrect Address: 14z6wZb4uGE1iT9osbQGMW75iNS1awCGSe In both cases, the incorrect public keys and addresses were generated due to the leading 0 in the public key, causing them to be 248 bits instead of 256 bits. I hope this clarifies the issue I am facing. I am looking for ways to recover the bitcoins that were sent to the addresses derived from these incorrect public keys, given that I have the corresponding private keys. If you have any further questions or need more information, please let me know. I greatly appreciate your interest and any help you can provide.

Perfect_Ability_1190

https://platform.arkhamintelligence.com/explorer/address/0x13e003a57432062e4EdA204F687bE80139AD622f

forexross

What is happening today in NY is the best AD for bitcoin.

HongKongBluey

Watches are an amazing investment if chosen correctly and if bought at MSRP, which is hard if you don’t have a history with your Boutique or AD. If you buy a Rolex Daytona now, and wait 10 years, you will sell it for a profit. If I have the choice, I would just buy an all world index etf with a dividend.

kwijibokwijibo

You need to go and retake that class... You forgot that AD/AS curves - whatever you want to use - are not static Both supply and demand are growing over time - similar to how demand for most other asset classes grows over time (in terms of dollars being invested) When supply's growth slows down, but demand's growth is steady or even accelerates, the price will rise. Simple as that

exisixe

1. 463489 2. 0xAfbd10AD7Ee7a0DCFC2120337a3Db3eA46696271

JamesIsBest87

1. 540972 2. 0xECE0aE6b385D7a5e021C318AD7F574705B674bD7

darkbug3

384 0x39c378748a91e52E1b835aA67c189D88043AD917

heroinspritze77

777777 0x9261660b0F745A6AD8D69654b8e376AC34B466F0

Smemme

1. 113,810 2. 0x2757B7AfBe8bA1AD98a9e74CE32de4c514910346

Teamocil_QD

1. 245,729 2. 0xa220FDDfB9a0A44192461D1263513AD656a341f6

PandaShake

1. 327,788 2. 0xCac026F1EcE8C84eB36A8069AD2577428941A7CD

BLA4KM4MBA

69,420 0xCEf13B4d034e79737d7f79c8E34377f4c0AD4018

Legal-Appointment655

1. 777,307 2. 0x99263AD49431954f1C1b1c22361477ce82F6177d

goofytigre

678901 0x9A2D69AD899c82331dD727951D423fc7af49566B

stateofbidet

1. 555,555 2. 0x10AD1213FAeEf6E280b5C82AE94B8e177698218B

Froezt

1. 654000 2. 0xeaB9d999acf47e15a3837AD180867D07e81E1018

TubeNerd92

1. 453,611 2. 0x78E2e0a303Cd37e3241f96D83469AD88bA81a2b4

thomasemanuelv

777,7777 0xA22F4daB60fB06AD1a0619670A5edA7FE9744901

DartanionT

1. 110,000 2. 0x9fd4d459abb8B2a19211483dF7AD98dd8185d34E

Sidibadawiin

69,420 0xdFA8c8Cce660AD2A15358Cc0f64Cd6c82b7Ec19E

ShouldHaveBoughtGME

1. 735, 346 2. 0x6d8Fe279eDC5fF28c87C9138AD8872369787D987

alien3d

258973 0xbF7a4603f7AD488b50123cbBB30d79F3c089645e

jooro_a

1. 245001 2. 0xDb7AD7bDc7fF180a05a7FF0b7465163282189831

submawho

1. 694201 2. 0xb2686e2756369955779Dd6047A83a5AD60331b5D

Tofa002

430,071 0x58b43cc4E055eCB4221f514cE8E448AD8462AaEe

Pleasant_Ad5360

203,111 0x9AE1c1Fd6Ba118253b99d8c5C36984B25d7537AD

AzzX

1. 789897 2. 0xF50f1c7aa29d2D2ab1419Cc9AD5AAb2b1c657574

mbouhda

66328 0xCE2f3687Bf03b9D08229dD2110AD1d62921D29dD

yevg555

What value does gold have? What value does Rolex have? Gold is far more abundant than what they make us believe, to keep the price high. Rolex is the same, there are over 1.2M Rolexes produced yearly, and yet whatever AD you will call will tell you that there is a waiting list of buyers ofc unless you have 'history' with them. That's all marketing, same with BTC.

hateschoolfml

Mother Nature's Two Laws: Ringmasters for Circus Earth--Lessons on Entropy, Energy, Critical Thinking and the Practice of Science - AD Kirwan Softwar: A Novel Theory on Power Projection and the National Strategic Significance of Bitcoin - Jason Lowery

Mission-Goal-85

🐰Buy on Pancakeswap now: https://pancakeswap.finance/swap?outputCurrency=0xC44F8508E1dE753e7c523F98639132eeF2AD8EA5

nethanns

If I want to send moon in MetaMask wallet, what is used to pay for the gas. I have some failed tries and not working. 0xdbE2281A66AD700291B051eEe4256758299EbcDC I want to send a couple to this address.

GreedVault

greedvault 0x7729AD2e887056B799C6c8a6e4d7334D388407Bc

saltyswims

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piece0fdebri

Just got banned from the buttcoin sub for saying it's a stupid argument against Bitcoin that we measure gains in fiat value. That's like saying it's an argument against atheism because we use BC & AD. Some very soft and angry people over there.

nanooverbtc

[Biggest volume](https://twitter.com/ericbalchunas/status/1760054959918154111?s=46&t=rut8Ij8BmpYuaAT7AD4RUg) for BTC ETFs since day 1, expecting large inflows tomorrow

dormango

To be really picky, have you factored in the is no year 0 BC. Counting down, it goes from 1AD to 1 BC. NO 0!

xShogunny

So far, only one XRP comment. I was fully prepared for this whole thread to turn into an XRP AD.

Street_Pipe_6238

Does he paid for this AD too ? To recover on his stupid impulsive buy on the top ?

HSuke

That's why I said **SINGLE ORGANIZATION** Kraken.com is going to be managed by a single organization. I've been an AD DS sysadmin for years, and you can't pull off a subdomain takeover like the ones you're referring to.

niddLerzK

This is a critical Proof-of-Stake system flaw that nearly wiped out $50 BILLION in $ETH. It did not happen but can happen any day, same with other POS tokens. They mention RootStock and Syscoin as obvious solutions to this, bringing in POW from Bitcoin to EVM Smart Contract, doing everything Ethereum is doing but in a better alternative. This is definitely not an AD as it's an independent article.

1conflictedconfusion

according to my calculations, 2134 AD. source: trust me, bro

CapablePiglet1044

Sure, post war the G component fell, but I would expect that the I component absolutely skyrocketed post war as all of the damage done to infrastructure during the war was repaired, plus C would’ve shot up due to no more rationing. So yeah i guess G dropped but couldn’t AD increasing have been caused by I and C absolutely exploding after the war ended?

ElderBlade

>But how does the government know what each professor is teaching, are there undercover students? No there are not undercover students lol. The government pays professors that promote their propaganda via research, public interviews and statements. What they actually teach in their courses is monitored by the administrators of the university. >And can you give an example of a Keynesian math formula that is wrong? Sure. Let's look look at the formula for aggregate demand, which keynesians use to measure the state of the economy. AD = C + I + G + Nx. According to this equation, the American economy would tank from dismantling the New Deal post WWII. A prominent keynesian economist at the time, Paul Samuelson, (who wrote economic text books for schools and university) even said the following in 1943: >The final conclusion to be drawn from our experience at the end of the last war is inescapable - were the war to end suddenly within the next 6 months, were we again planlessly to wind up our war effort in the greatest haste, to demobilize our armed forces, to liquidate price controls, to shift from astronomical deficits to even the large deficits of the thirties - then there would be ushered in the greatest period of unemployment and industrial dislocation which any economy has ever faced. [Source - Postwar Economic Problems](https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/postwar-economic-problems-853) The dismantling of the New Deal after WWII resulted in the government cutting its spending by 75% between 1944 and 1948, also removing price controls. What Mr. Samuelson said (which is based on aggregate demand equation that determines economic output) did not come to pass. Instead, the US economy had an extraordinary boom during those years. All the men that came back from the war were absorbed into the workforce and production boomed. This completely obliterates aggregate demand math...

desmond_koh

>That's pretty weak argument. A weak argument for what? An argument for the "goodness" of taxes? I wasn't making that argument. You are moving the goalpost. You asked for examples of the "obvious social reasons" for paying taxes. I provided some examples. Now you want to argue about how those things can be accomplished without taxes. Fine. That is a different argument. >Living in community does not imply need for coercion. I don't know where you live but if you live in any Western nation then taxes are not an example of coercion. King John lost the ability to unilaterally levy taxes over 800 years ago in 1215 AD. You live in a representative democracy. So, your elected representative has agreed on of his/her constituents (i.e. as your representative) to pay taxes. Now, you might not be \*personally\* in favor (and neither am I, BTW) but collectively we have agreed. Unless you want to separate yourself from the state and be a stateless individual - a freeman on the land type. But then you have to go find some uninhabited island and claim sovereignty over it.

PepeDeCorozal

This is why squiggly liners will be left behind. They are so focused on the micro details they miss the macro. 2024 is like AD 1. Everything in finance - not just bitcoin - will be divided into pre- and post- 2024. Open your eyes. The ground is shifting beneath our feet in ways that are as big as the fall of Rome or the British Empire. *Nothing* is the same going forward. Bitcoin is part of that story, but not the whole story, and bitcoin is the asset poised to benefit the most from it.

trufeats

The problem with this setup is where they're being sent to. It could be setup to send to send the funds equally to 3 different wallets corresponding to the private access for each individual. The problem with this is that if one individual died or lost their private key, the other 2 individuals lose that money altogether. They'll never retrieve it. It could be setup so that the 3 of 3 transaction sends the funds to a new 3 of 3 shared multisig wallet where they'll be able to draft their own transactions whereever they want and split the money how they decide. The benefit to this strategy is if all 3 people sign the transaction, then all 3 people must be alive and have access to their keys. The problem is a low risk of enacting the transaction with all 3 people to a shared 3-3 multisig wallet, and while the money is sitting there, and before they split the money, 1 person dies, refuses to agree to a distribution proposal, or loses their codes. If just one person messes up in this situation, they all lose ALL the money. -- As for the other benefit, the 3-3 tx would send to a 3-3 multisig wallet, the 2-3 tx would send to a 2-3 multisig wallet, and the 1-3 tx would send to a 1-3 multisig wallet. So there is some flexibility for codes lost or people who die before the funds are sent to a multisig wallet, but whichever tx they decide on and multisig wallet they choose poses a risk if 1 party decides not to agree to any distribution, dies, or loses their codes after initiating the first transaction to a multisig wallet. Now, I did a bit more research and it seems like my idea for a smart contract for a WALLET to move from 3-3, to 2-3, to 1-3 is not only complicated; it's impossible. Wallets can't have smart contracts as far as I can understand. Only transactions can. Here's my new idea, although it is much more complicated. Each party creates their own wallet that only they have access to. Let's say there are 4 people: A, B, C, D. There are 4 different wallets they own. I am person Z, so my money is in there. Their wallets have no Bitcoin yet. I would draft several different transactions. A tx equally distributing to all of them: ABCD. In case 1 of them dies or loses their private keys, I'll also draft tx distributing to ABC, ABD, ACD, BCD. In case 2 of them die or lose their keys, I set up txs for AB, AC, AD, BC, BD, CD. And in case 3 of them die or lose their keys, I set up txs for A, B, C, and D. This means there are 15 different transactions that need to be drafted. As for each transaction, every single one needs smart contract language to automatically change from 4-4 multisig, to 3-4, 2-4, and eventually 1-4. This is necessary, as the alternative is drafting 4*15 transactions... Ex: ABCD 4-4, ABCD 3-4, ABCD 2-4, ABCD 1-4, ABC 4-4, ABC 3-4, etc... So using smart contract language dramatically decreases the number of transactions to keep track of. Using this methodology, it prevents the problem of 1 party extorting another and refusing to sign the transaction unless they get a higher distribution (since only equal distributions are even possible). It also solves the problem of any party dying or losing their keys at any point in time. No funds are ever risked in limbo as they would be if they were ever moved to a permanent multisig wallet. The obvious con is the complexity of: - writing smart contracts that would transition a single tx from 4-4, to 3-4, to 2-4, to 1-4 over time - drafting the sheer number of transactions necessary to mitigate the risk of inheritors dying or losing their keys. If there are 2 inheritors, there needs to be 3 tx drafts. 3 inheritors= 7 tx drafts. 4 = 15. 5 = 31. 6 = 63. 7 = 127. This is all assuming equal distributions between inheritors. If there are varying distribution options, it increases this amount much more. It might be cool to create a software that could take each party's receiving address and public key and other necessary information to automatically draft all the possible transactions in a neat format with easily scannable QRs. Possibly even put each inheritor's name and have an option to click buttons to signify which inheritor died or lost their key, to quickly display the correct transaction which would equally distribute the money among the remaining inheritors receiving addresses. This would make it super simple for the inheritors who may not fully understand Bitcoin or may not be the best record keepers to figure out which transaction they need to use. Then the software could even show the block (and predicted date) when the chosen tx would be possible. For instance, an ABCD distribution would be available a lot sooner than an AC distribution would be, because ABCD can be done with 4-4 multisig, but the AC needs to wait for 2-4 multisig which may be several months or years later. But, there is one really big problem with this and all the multisig options. Inheritors could strategize with each other. For example, maybe C and D are really close, and A and B are not so close with anyone. C and D could choose not to sign the 4-4 multisig and wait until it reaches the 2-4 multisig to send all the money to themselves (CD receiving addresses), while A and B are still alive and helpless to stop it. But, this is the case with any decreasing multisig strategy.

AlexBiel

“If I could downvote it twice I would.” AlexBiel AD2024

messiahsk8er

Yep, I vaguely remember this, and from my perspective it points directly towards the value of what has slowly become known as “triple-entry bookkeeping.” In other words Bitcoin is the logical next step after “double-entry bookkeeping” which was created around the 13th century AD.

Ulsbayar

0x4AD4AD185C2879Fe13AF82cf202B88D7e7A78ced Send me crypto here for "NOTHING"

StiffCloud

HOOOOOOOOOLD! -Sir William Wallace circa 1300 AD

AresBlack149

Ahhh yeah, I was doing those for ZkSync for a while...probably have an AD floating around out there honestly. Just can't remember which throw-away wallet I used for it

Adamantinian

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bittercoin99

Year 1 AB, aka 2009 AD

nerd2ninja

Hardly a store of value if your value store is confiscated or rehypothecated. As 0x07AD commented [https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/192h5rx/comment/kh36xwq/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3](https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/192h5rx/comment/kh36xwq/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) "Some, if not all, of the Bitcoin Spot ETF applicants have a clause in their filings stating that the assets under management can, subject to applicable law, be siezed, frozen, or otherwise restricted by the government."

Perfect_Ability_1190

If you build it, they will come. AD, atma.io and Hedera are on the forefront of disrupting multiple market segments by driving sustainability, traceability and continued adoption of digital IDs. https://www.atma.io/

joex2021

you should check this out https://www.amazon.com/HumblePleb-Handmade-Satoshi-Nakamoto-Bitcoiners/dp/B0CNH4BMK1/ref=sr\_1\_1?m=A11AD0FZIY0EJ2&marketplaceID=ATVPDKIKX0DER&qid=1704253936&s=merchant-items&sr=1-1&ufe=app\_do%3Aamzn1.fos.f5122f16-c3e8-4386-bf32-63e904010ad0

peppaz

I watched an AD video recently and was shocked at how little he knew about large projects or charts or anything. Are they another brand like Coin Bureau?

chud304

yea, AD was shilling [friend.tech](https://friend.tech) or whatever that was pretty hard a few months ago. i'm sure anyone who bit on that, got they boots smoked. i can't stand them. i said something in their comments once and they replied back "don't hate the player, hate the game" lol.

bongoc4t

Source? Human stupidity, I not need anything else, now the trend is ChatGPT and as someone who is working in tech now any company that slaps the word AI in their products are booming on money in all ways, part from the budget of the company, part from the investors, part from the customers that are overpaying for a LLM that was what Google used to be in early days before all the AD models that take down the good parts of Google search

Vipu2

This AD could be real and true if in the end they were talking about BTC, not about some scams trying to ride the wave of the real thing.

Senne

Disclaimer: this is not a lame AD. Does anyone here know Paul Huang? author of "a dissection of bitcoin", I really need to buy his book. I found first several chapters of his book very very helpful, but only 4 chapters are available, he self published several years ago, then abandon the project and I can't find anyplace to buy the rest of this excellent book. by any chance anyone here know him? please let him know his book is greatly appreciated by a reader and I'm eager to pay for his whole work.

mkuraja

No, a generation is regarded as 30 years. So, 30 * 50 = 1,500 years ago. I don't believe OP's in-laws have records to backup the gold handover since 523 AD but Abraham was long before then.

PepeDeCorozal

The Norman definition of "generation," which has been passed down in English Common Law to the whole Western world, is 25 years. So this stash dates from the year of Charlemagne's sacking of Pavia in 773 AD. Come on guys, stop attacking OP. It's obvious his wife is descended from Charlemagne.

BrianS911

Nah it is what it is sometimes, I was looking for a wild card and near and Aurora seemed to fit the bill,price movement was opposite of most of the market acted like a dump off kinda like AD Gold so I went with it. Found a wallet that works with Near and Aurora it is a bit backwards sorta speak but doable and at this price I won't be looking for a hail Mary, I ll take a nice 4x from here so that puts it right around it's overall moving avg. I'm putting together a hedge ATM. Long time no chat my friend how's everything going?

eat-sleep-rave

*DOT under $10 is a steal!* A YouTube shiller AD 2022

sgtslaughterTV

bruh I'm not the OP. chill. Want me to search it for you? https://www.hk01.com/%E5%A4%A7%E5%9C%8B%E5%B0%8F%E4%BA%8B/949542/%E8%85%B0%E7%BA%8F%E8%BF%9110%E5%85%AC%E6%96%A4%E9%87%91%E5%A1%8A-%E7%94%B7%E5%8F%B8%E6%A9%9F%E5%9C%96%E7%94%B1%E9%A6%99%E6%B8%AF%E8%B5%B0%E7%A7%81%E8%87%B3%E5%85%A7%E5%9C%B0%E9%81%AD%E6%A9%9F%E8%AD%A6%E9%97%9C%E5%93%A1%E8%AD%98%E7%A0%B4

SYD-LIS

My AD/HD 🧠Craves it!

Existing_Web_1300

AD, LINK and ALGO. Kept them all except ALGO

mr-know-it-all-

AD Blocker helps to prevent seeing them kind of ads

HacksawJimDGN

You're AD. Artificial Dumbness

pseudoHappyHippy

>has stood the test of time ​ > still standing strong as the largest CEX in crypto ​ Every single thing in the universe has stood the test of time up until the single time it doesn't. This is like saying in 300 AD that Rome has stood the test of time, so it won't fail. "It has lasted through civil war, corrupt senate, assassinations, war against Germania, war against Carthage, etc." Or, how about "I have survived every single thing that has ever happened to me in my life, so it seems unlikely I will die." Every single thing in the world is in one of two categories: either it has died for good a single time, or it has not yet died for good. It's one or the other, and things in the second group eventually end up in the first. It's just a question of when. Using the fact that something currently still exists as evidence that it will continue to do so in the future makes absolutely no sense, since every single thing that has ever failed and died had not done so up until the moment it did.

NoNumbersNumber

When the brave rewards dwindled I was discouraged, but AD free YouTube & pop up blocker hasn't let me leave Brave browser..

elidevious

On September 23rd, Mixin was hacked for $200M worth of ETH, BTC, and USDT. The team released the theft’s addresses: - 0x52E86988bd07447C596e9B0C7765F8500113104c - 0x3B5fb9d9da3546e9CE6E5AA3CCEca14C8D20041e - 0xB5d631A74AD9c9efcF96d6e9e2fAbcB75C67Eafa - bc1qq7uefmz6nng5c4dzs9mwrxxyh9sxg5cjg85hes

elidevious

Hacked for $200M worth of ETH, BTC, USDT on September 23 (h/t SlowMist) Theft’s addresses: 0x52E86988bd07447C596e9B0C7765F8500113104c 0x3B5fb9d9da3546e9CE6E5AA3CCEca14C8D20041e 0xB5d631A74AD9c9efcF96d6e9e2fAbcB75C67Eafa bc1qq7uefmz6nng5c4dzs9mwrxxyh9sxg5cjg85hes

elidevious

Hacked for $200M worth of ETH, BTC, USDT on September 23 (h/t SlowMist) Theft’s addresses: 0x52E86988bd07447C596e9B0C7765F8500113104c 0x3B5fb9d9da3546e9CE6E5AA3CCEca14C8D20041e 0xB5d631A74AD9c9efcF96d6e9e2fAbcB75C67Eafa bc1qq7uefmz6nng5c4dzs9mwrxxyh9sxg5cjg85hes

elidevious

Hacked for $200M worth of ETH, BTC, USDT on September 23 (h/t SlowMist) Theft’s addresses: 0x52E86988bd07447C596e9B0C7765F8500113104c 0x3B5fb9d9da3546e9CE6E5AA3CCEca14C8D20041e 0xB5d631A74AD9c9efcF96d6e9e2fAbcB75C67Eafa bc1qq7uefmz6nng5c4dzs9mwrxxyh9sxg5cjg85hes

mnkbstard

block me then. article links are only about Pegasus or just generic articles regarding spyware and AD providers i don't get the reason why you are so reluctant to provide any relevant informations that are not clickbaits, i was genuinely interested and i cannot find anything remotely relevant about post topic.

Geobli

- Prophet SaltedSnail85, Year 2023 AD

prittpress

I mean… great advertising. Now everyone knows PayPal is in it. Also quite expensive AD

bull_bear25

Worst case scenario Year 2040 AD All BTC in all the private wallet gets compromised. Al ETH gets hacked and ETH network melts down all the ERC20 tokens melts erasing all the values. Binance had collapsed in 2024 and CZ is routing in jail

forthetorino

Don’t let scams and bad actors deter you from holding your crypto. Fiat currency has been scamming people since the 12th century. *China's Song Dynasty issued the first known fiat currency in the 12th century AD. The Song nationalized a system of private promissory notes, or letters of credit merchants, had been using for centuries. Under the Song, the imperial government began printing a paper currency known as the jiaozi.* ~the internet

Juggling_Jinx

SBF probably really happy right now not to be turkish. His sentence would go until year 42000 AD.

Meowopesmeow

Yeh its def possible Polygon does one but I don't think it's anywhere near as sure a thing as ZKS, SN, LINEA, L0 etc. There was a quote recently from either the founder saying something about no rules regarding existing protocols doing a big airdrop, and while it was clear he was just trying to get some hype and volume to Polygon, it def got me more interested. Anyways we'll have to see and all you can do is do a few accounts and move a lil eth over and do a few tasks it isn't much effort so it's certainly worth paying $20 in gas etc. To hope for an AD. Having said that I've barely done more than a few transactions on BASE and doubt I do more than that at all, maybe if I get inspired one day I'll do one account properly on it but currently not much inspiration.

Meowopesmeow

Yep couldn't agree more. I'm also farming them, well zks, SN and have just started Linea. On the fence about BASE & Polygon zk, not fully confident they'll do a token, what are your thoughts? I mean I'm very confident on ZKS, LINEA & SN but dunno about those other two. Feels dicey for BASE given the regulatory stuff around it with them being a publicly traded company and PolygonZK well they already have a token though their founder did recently say there was no rules around projects that already have a token doing an AD. Obv trying to get some of that AD volume/hype lol.

AlligatorDerby

Combine any 2 and you got yourself Like 6 more.. AB AC AD BC BD CD I did something similar until my credit report showed a data breach that listed a few of my passwords found on the Dark web.

StephenStrange1

fairlaunching today guys [https://www.pinksale.finance/launchpad/0xD322ceb0AD484E540819A3796Da95Bf7b99E56AF?chain=BSC&refId=0xC00a74699AEf72C844e3880844695258a42a8e6f&fbclid=IwAR36VX\_z9Mnp86HOsmrRwtwxlPyXracFevcZ7PFqFJ8MbfexkQPO7bZyjBc](https://www.pinksale.finance/launchpad/0xD322ceb0AD484E540819A3796Da95Bf7b99E56AF?chain=BSC&refId=0xC00a74699AEf72C844e3880844695258a42a8e6f&fbclid=IwAR36VX_z9Mnp86HOsmrRwtwxlPyXracFevcZ7PFqFJ8MbfexkQPO7bZyjBc)

Alles_Klar

My understanding of an on-chain AD is one that targets people based on their on-chain activity. How this looks exactly is yet to be seen, but I was merely saying that Coinbase is in the best position to invent something and rule the game.

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Alles_Klar

Coinbase is sitting in probably the best spot to launch on-chain ads. They have a massive usersbase that they onboard via a web2 website. They now have their own blockchain. Seems like being the AD lords would just make sense and be a ridiculous money printer for them.

mattg1981

The common denominator with all of these is user error. The user clicked on something or accepted a transaction. Take your time, be vigilant, use an AD blocker and you will be able to avoid 99% of these scams.

Prestospin

**DeFiance Capital** 0x7E4B4DC22111B84594d9b7707A8DCFFd793D477A **Maven 11** 0x1D812A7E929D4dBe237926ED8e7c31434b9Ab469 0xa1D57592fb5dbb9035a730a09Ba883cf13B1a7aa **Framework Ventures** 0xa5f7a39E55D7878bC5bd754eE5d6BD7a7662355b **Galaxy Digital** 0x15abb66bA754F05cBC0165A64A11cDed1543dE48 0x4ADF44961a7CBe8EE46B2bf04E7198e879677825 0x46f34C24A7bA7a2Ac6DD76c3F09B32D41C144d08 **Nascent** 0xbb8971e2f6D29ef9E56768caf23D0e11e9385d62 0xCB33844b365c53D3462271cEe9B719B6Fc8bA06A **ParaFi Capital** 0x05B2dD0181CB0C69ce6e02C93003b3A49B498E73 0xE7dBE6aa7Edcc38CB5007B87153d236AD879309B

SunNo999

Fun Facts : Im sure you heard China started banning Crypto since 400 AD , but fact is… they’re still the biggest miners out there

vortexredemption

My guess is over 80% of businesses are in "partnership" with Microsoft, either using Windows, AD, Azure, Office, OneDrive, Teams, Windows... But not Edge. Nobody uses Edge.