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Okay, some good and some bad news: 1. This is 100% a scam and you're unlikely to get your money back. 2. The 1NKMe address is a Binance Deposit address and the bc1q 'mining' address, simply feeds into the Binance deposit address. 3. The Binance deposit address appears to receive money from at least one other scam and also from bitcoin ATM machines. 4. The Binance address was last paid into on 28 Feb after being used regularly for about a year. It may have been frozen. I doubt it will have any funds remaining. I'd advise you to fill out an IC3 form and get in touch with your local police.

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> Where is decentralized internet? As well as MaidSafe this is literally what Dfinity have running right now. Maidsafe will be slower but not as slow as TOR(because anybody can be a node which means tons of shit computers making up a large swathe of the network) but if it gains traction it should be more decentralised, Dfinity operates at normal web speeds and acts as more of a performance-focused distributed and decentralised AWS. There's a bit of a "you can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink it" schism in the community, you can literally send your ETH to the Internet Computer and (checks last ETH transaction fee on the IC) transferring ETH costs $0.00665294. ERC support coming in around two months. Buuuuut people here hate the chart and the name, it gives them the big sads, so even if it's literally doing everything they're asking for, they'll still discount it, shit talk it, pretend it doesn't exist. So they get the fees and the ecosystem they deserve.

Mentions:#TOR#ETH#IC

The Internet itself is a DARPA project. Tor comes out of the intelligence community. Up until quite recently, the IC has been a major proponent of secure anonymous free speech technology, up until people they didn't like started using their toys. Of course now their true colors are revealed and we can see all the democracy and free speech ideological agenda was a total scam, but the cat is out of the bag.

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Watching ICP go to like 600 after the IC0 on Coinbase, watching it crash, and then buying at 150, so fucking certain it would at least double from that bottom. And then the bottom kept dropping....

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I'm an anonymous hacker, working with the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) Team. we help victims recover lost money and information from scammers. are you a victim of scam?

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That is bold lol. AI and gaming I think are better narratives but memes will catch up. Idk why you didn’t do this a couple months ago but more power to ya. I’m in 3 meme coins none of which your in: COQ INU, bc.. that shits funny. HUSKY bc.. it COULD be the dog of avax. And.. IC GHOST bc I believe in the technology of ICP. I don’t really believe you put that much money into memes btw… I tried to buy PEPE a couple months ago but the fees in coinbase wallet to buy it are fucking insane.

This sucks, feel for you man. An expensive lesson. Post the public address/es the btc was move from, perhaps someone can trace where it moves to. Make sure you report this to police in you're jurisdiction and complete an IC3 complaint form.

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DAOs on the Internet Computer (ICP) work great. The IC is leading the number of proposals by a tenfold margin.

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From my understanding, eventhough apple is a dirty filthy company their encryption is one of the hardest to crack, if your device is new enough. But I cannot state it enough that I hate apple, and I have no idea, but here are some pointers: The T2 chipset have integrated EAS 264 bit encryption and encrypts everything, but aslong as the chips are together you could recover everything if the person is skilled enough in doing so. I dont know if apple supports harddrive shredding but i never sell ssds and hdds used, they get drilled and thrown away. A phone is another area, since you cant just take the ssd out and sell everything else. See if you find a shredder. (Factory reset, run shredder - it just copies and writes / deletes files all over the IC over and over untill everything on the drive is a mess so nothing can be recovered) but i dont know if this is the case with apple. In theory if the wrong person gets the phone and have malice in mind everything could be recovered I guess, EVERYTHING.

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> give an example where a decentralized application is more efficient than a centralized one Ransomware hacks. Try to recall the amount of headlines you've seen where an entire health service's database was hacked into over the last decade and locked up for ransom and/or leaked. Wouldn't have happened on the IC at all due to nodes acting as failure/hack/state-change checks every 1-2 seconds. That's a huge boon.

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You're like 1/3 right. Most web 3 projects front ends are hosted on AWS, the ownership data is stored on a blockchain hence decentralized, but the blockchain nodes are also run on AWS whether that's decentralized is up for debate. Then the assets are on either AWS s3 or IPFS. On ICP, the full stack *can* be on the IC.

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>> But is even that really necessary? Does Tails prevent you doing a simple copy-and-paste of the field, > > It wasn't Tails, it was the IC webpage it you try to roll over the QR it disappears, had to screenshot it. I don't think you understood what I said. The QR code carries the same information as the text. So just copy and paste the text, and ignore the QR code altogether! Why can't you do that? Works for me. Imagine if you got a link to some Web site in an email (let's pretend for a moment it's not presented as a link, so you can't just click on it, and also assume it's safe to follow such a link), and instead of copying and pasting it into your browser, you take a screenshot of the email, then run the screenshot through OCR software to get the text back. What you were doing feels somewhat similar to me. QR codes are only really useful in situations where you can't use copy and paste, like if you have two separate devices, or the information is on paper, or if copy and paste isn't usable for some reason. > Im off to look at Bitcoin Cores wallet as I have an extra computer as well. I don't think the Core wallet is terribly full-featured. Plus, is it even usable separate from the node functionality? Well, I suppose you can import and export transactions, but that seems clunky to me. It's definitely designed to integrate with the node. And I say this as someone who runs his own full node. I *still* don't use the Core wallet. > Tails /Electrum with spare offline phone for hot wallet Isn't this a contradiction in terms? A hot wallet, by definition, is *online*.

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Thanks for the help. I think this will about wrap it up. I'm not sure I understand what this is about. Were these different things you tried? Did you create multiple wallets using these different steps? Or something else? Yes, made lots of wallets and to see what IC info was retained by the Electrum wallet. Example when you created the wallet using the IC Master Private Key QR the seeds are not kept by the Electrum wallet. It says False next to seeds in the Wallet Info tab. Yet all the receive addresses are there, derivation path looked ok, etc.... But I wasn't going to risk it, not when if you follow Electrums (non Bip39) ways that area says "Verified True". So I just gave up on the whole idea of using IC site to get better entropy and use it to create a stronger Electrum wallet. ------ I knew about 2 mirrors to correct, but I actually thought for a moment that it didn't need that help as there are squares in only three of the corners that should /could allow it to rotate and flip if needed. Im guessing they just aren't going to do that extra step as its probably a lot of work, more code to go wrong for .00001% of it being useful to anyone. But is even that really necessary? Does Tails prevent you doing a simple copy-and-paste of the field, It wasn't Tails, it was the IC webpage it you try to roll over the QR it disappears, had to screenshot it. A lot more people lose their bitcoin by losing or forgetting all the details of what they did than by actually having it stolen. This. Have heard that alot and decided not to go for the deep cold storage, wondering the sd card will survive, the paper, etc... Instead just stay current and redone everything when there is an upgrade, keeps you from getting rusty and makes sure not too many upgrades happen when your not looking. Im off to look at Bitcoin Cores wallet as I have an extra computer as well. But as for now I like Tails /Electrum with spare offline phone for hot wallet over Coldcard with the same phone, thx

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> My thinking was to use the Ian Coleman "IC" site for its strengths and choose a different language as any hacker getting it from the USA would likely try English Why is English a problem? Are you thinking of dictionary attacks? I don't believe that applies here. Dictionary attacks work with *passwords* because people are not very random with their choice of passwords and like to make short ones based on a word or two. Key word: "choice". Passwords people choose tend to be low-entropy, because people are bad at randomness. However, here you are letting an RNG generate 128–256 bits of entropy. The mnemonic is nothing but an encoding of that entropy. It doesn't make it any easier to guess. But it *does* make it easier for you to handle as a human. That is, *if* you use the mnemonic, as opposed to just copying master keys or whatever. > derivation 84 (I was just saying 32 because earlier because it was the standard and messing it with is a good way to make your coins unrecoverable) thru experimenting I realized only 84 will produce bc1 addresses, which I think is best going into the future. BIP 84 is the standard that specifies the derivation path for P2WPKH (pay-to-witness-public-key-hash) wallets, P2WPKH being the script type that has "bc1q" addresses associated with it. So it makes sense you get those only if you choose BIP 84. Other choices there, other than BIP 32, correspond to other script types. One that is missing on that page is BIP 86, which is for P2TR (pay-to-Taproot) scripts, which have "bc1p" addresses. But then, Electrum doesn't yet support P2TR wallets. > 1. ... > 2. ... > 3. ... I'm not sure I understand what this is about. Were these different things you tried? Did you create multiple wallets using these different steps? Or something else? > if I could get the QR to work that would be great, but getting the laptop camera to snap a picture in a mirrror didnt work. QR codes generally cannot be scanned in mirror image, as they are not designed to make such a distinction apparent to a scanner. A mirrored QR code looks superficially like a non-mirrored one turned a different way, but things are in the wrong places. If you really need to have a device scan a QR code from its own screen, you need to use an even number of mirrors, so the image goes back non-mirrored. However... > However next to the camera button there was the choice to "Read from file". I snapped a screenshot (.png) and went to the .png file and entered it. It took a few seconds but it seemed to load/accept it Yes, this is a lot easier. But is even that really necessary? Does Tails prevent you doing a simple copy-and-paste of the field, instead of going through all that rigamarole? I'm not familiar with use of Tails, so I don't actually know. But surely there is an easier way than what you're trying to do. > enter 12 more custom words (this is another reason im using IC, I get a good set of 12 more words This is your passphrase, then. That's what the "extend with custom words" option in Electrum is referring to. > then the PassPhrase There is no "then" at this point. You have already entered your second 12-word phrase as the passphrase. There is no option to add anything more. If you want to enter 24 words in Electrum (which is of dubious benefit, as Bitcoin keys, being ECC, only have ~128 bits of security, the same as the entropy you get through a 12-word mnemonic), then just generate a 24-word mnemonic, which Electrum will accept as a BIP 39 mnemonic. It's only Electrum mnemonics that must be 12 words. > HERE IS the main reason Im trying to use the IC -as long as it doesn't make my wallet unrecoverable- it generates a 100 digit passphrase, the longest allowable, in my brain I hope you have a savant-level memory, because there is no way *I* would be able to remember something like that. And there is no way I can recommend it to anyone, including you. Word of advice: unless you have superb discipline, don't try to get fancy with your security measures. A lot more people lose their bitcoin by losing or forgetting all the details of what they did than by actually having it stolen.

I’m an IC worker myself which is covered under ‘gig workers.’ Someone only read the headlines. Not surprised

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This. Your last sentence is what i have been unable to get reddit to understand , though im sure the breakdown is on my end. My thinking was to use the Ian Coleman "IC" site for its strengths and choose; a different language as any hacker getting it from the USA would likely try English tick the B39 passphrase derivation 84 (I was just saying 32 because earlier because it was the standard and messing it with is a good way to make your coins unrecoverable) thru experimenting I realized only 84 will produce bc1 addresses, which I think is best going into the future. Thats the easy part, but how to enter it into Electrum and get the "unlimited" addresses. The IC site has the ability to show QR if you roll over the text addresses. 1. Open Create Wallet in Electrum, (if the next choice was Import Private Keys that would be great, but I couldn't get the QR window to except the QR code from the IC website and i sure as h--- am not going to trust myself to type it in. 2. Open Create Wallet in Electrum, Standard Wallet, Use a Master Key - stumped...Master Key has both Public and Private Keys yes. IC site doesn't make it clear. 3. Open Create Wallet in Electrum, Standard Wallet, I have a seed, switch SEED TYPE from Electrum (drop down) to BIP39, enter 12 words, scroll down to tick box "Extend seed with custom words" (which always concerned me because people could add crazy words not in the B39 wordlist, they probably think it is the dictionary, 2048 seems small) then ENTER, enter 12 more custom words (this is another reason im using IC, I get a good set of 12 more words, hit enter retype your first 12, then your 2nd 12, enter, then the PassPhrase (HERE IS the main reason Im trying to use the IC -as long as it doesn't make my wallet unrecoverable- it generates a 100 digit passphrase, the longest allowable, in my brain -takes the longest to brute force, cut and past that in because I will be offline and the laptop won't be ever going back on (spare laptop). I really haven't decided whether to do a paper or thumb drive backup of the 24 seeds, passphrase and printouts of the MasterKey and Private Key, probably both in seperate locations. So what I can't tell is if its going to keep supplying address like I hope it will. An aside, I wish there was a wallet that used a mixed language wordlist, making it say 10x larger, but maybe 2048 is enough.

No they haven't. The project does more than decentralized hosting, e.g Akash, which is pretty much Airbnb but for renting servers, the execution is also replicated so you get the benefits of smart contracts: no single point of failure, censorship resistance and tamperproof execution. On top of that there are some features which help devs integrate their services with web2 and web3, the former by perfoming HTTP calls directly from IC smart contracts and the latter by using Threshold cryptography, which allows smart contracts to securely store private keys so that they can move funds natively on other chains. Also the IC execution layer is based on WASM VM, which allows it to run any language that can be compiled to it or that can be interpreted by a wasm supported language. Right now it supports: Rust, C, Motoko (IC's own language), JS and Python. With more languages being worked on. One IC dev recently demonstrated at ETH cinco de mayo how you can run a express.js server directly on the IC as a smart contract, which is pretty unique in the space, as it means web2 devs can easily transition to developing decentralized applications by leveraging the tech stack they already know.

Mentions:#IC#JS#ETH

There are sites on the IC already. DSCVR hosts an official Solana social site as well as being a general reddit-alike with hundreds of thousands signed up, OpenChat is like Discord, has 100k+ users, Bioniq Ordinals marketplace uses ICP as a sidechain tethered onto Bitcoin. Lots of possibilities.

Mentions:#IC#ICP

Sites within the IC won't be able to track you, each site you sign in for creates a new wallet-as-ID controlled by your original canister/Internet Identity on your side but opaque to everybody else. All the new site sees is your new wallet. At best they'll see that *something* happened but they won't be able to connect the dots, collate the data & mine the data. Which is where the value is for data gathering.

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/u/s1fro Firstly: everybody in here who's a monocoin zealot needs to see that ICP isn't trying to dethrone your coin - it's trying to augment your coin's abilities, it's a platform other chains benefit from much like Polkadot or Cosmos except more advanced and much more elegant from a UX standpoint. It's not competition as a layer 1, it's competition to the insecure and centralised ways apps currently interact with the web. Anybody remember a recent post where somebody got DNS spoofed and sent their coins to whoever managed to infect them? Wouldn't and couldn't happen on ICP. Impossible. Everything on-chain which means everything as secure as a blockchain or as secure as the smart contract on the chain. No data tracking across websites. No need for firewalls if hosting a site, no risk of snooping through your company servers from the outside - all past and future exploits dependent on vectors of attack presented by the current fractured nature of the modern tech stack rendered null and void. No risk of ransomware attacks, no hostile takeovers of sites or accounts unless they have the private key for the canister controlling the site or account (which realistically should be multisig if valuable anyway) and if somebody does manage to find an exploit in the contract your site is hosted within their hack will be be restricted to the node they're connected to and that WILL be noticed by the other nodes nodes in about 2 seconds and flagged/paused/reverted, so now in order to hack a website every single move has to be coordinated across the multiple nodes the site is hosted on and every action has to have no lag so each node gets the same update with 1-2 seconds. What about having a multichain wallet which isn't an app on your phone or dependent on a browser extension and is secured by threshold ECDSA and signed by your biometrics on your phone? It's in alpha, but [that exists](https://oisy.com/) and with chainkey Solana coming soon you'll be able to sign and swap tokens across networks for less than a cent at a time once it's on the IC using an Internet Identity without having to worry about spoofed pages/DNS/malware stealing your keys. What about having 200 of the most well-respected cryptographers in the world working for them, Whether it's IBM stalwarts or the L from BLS signatures Ben Lynn working for them (aka how ETH's Beacon Chain works, it was inspired by Dfinity's use of BLS signatures). What about Vitalik having consistent high praise for the project? And yet we're supposed to believe every turd-snorting shit for brains mongoloid on this forum knows better than him? Mmkay, you make your choices. Suffice to say I hold Vitalik's opinion in higher regard than a group of tribal regards who debate if DOGE or XRP will moon sooner.

>Decentralized web3 so no one can remove your website because they don’t like it. How does that work? >"In particular, smart contracts on the IC can service HTTP requests created by end users, so that smart contracts can directly serve interactive web experiences. This means that systems and services can be created without relying on corporate cloud hosting services or private servers, thus providing all of the benefits of smart contracts in a true end-to-end fashion." Is this how?

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I haven’t been robbed from exodus, but I have filed a complaint to the IC3 federal guys and never got a response. I tried to buy an antminer in like 2017 from a fake website for 0.1BTC. Anyways, I think those forms go right into some interns trash can on their office computer. You will never hear from the government about this complaint.

Mentions:#IC#BTC

$ICP & $IC, all you need! Mark this thread and remind me 1 year later :) No financial advise!

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>Have you had any contact by anyone since then? The report to the IC3 had everything, Local PD did not ask even though I assured them I could provide them. No status update. I wasn't even going to file local PD, but after someone found out what exact exchange it went through (CoinEx) I figured I might as well contact them and they said they cooperate if contacted by authorities. So my IC3 report and Local PD report are like 17 days apart. But CoinEx is also a no KYC and doesn't require ID apparently and is HK based. So no real grasp on hope but I decided to at least follow through and not just toss in the towel with no effort.

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You have fallen for a pig Butchering scam my friend. All the funds were sent to Huobi. It's probably a south east Asian twenty year old who has had their passport taken from the and they've been forced to scam you. The person is likely not female. The pictures you publish are modelled or stolen. The platform you show is just an empty bullshit application designed for the sole purpose of scamming people. Complete an FBI IC3 online report and contact your local police force ASAP. Unfortunately the chances of getting anything back are slim. Sorry for your loss. 😔

Mentions:#IC#ASAP

Not really. Gold is extensively used in the semiconductor industry for IC manufacturing. No gold -> No chips (IC) -> No mobile phones, computers, and even bitcoin mining rigs!

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Well surely I don't know everything, but the Internet Computer narrative has peaked my interest lately. I've been in crypto for a while and always failed to understand how crypto would make it into our everyday life. It felt great to "move money around" but that's it. The IC has been the first project where I told myself: wow, that could actually be used for any app with the benefit of blockchain. I guess the main difference is you can host anything on chain (unlike other blockchains where is costs thousands of dollars to host 1Gb). So, not saying ICP will solve all your problems. Simply that it deserves some attention.

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I’ve got a gigantic bag of neurons, IC alts, and IC nft’s ;)

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Need to report to law enforcement for cybercrimes, not just local police. In the USA that would be the FBI's IC3 division.

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Ever Lost your funds trying to invest/withdraw/send/receive crypto coins??send a DM for the IC3 DEPARTMENT to carry out an INVESTIGATION. For recovery of lost funds..

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They're conflating websites running on the IC with the chain being shut down, they can be safely ignored.

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The IC has a Posse.

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The IC has been an inevitability in this space since 2016 but 90% of this sub arrived after the ICO & after the airdrop sign-up so they're livid at the Dfinity team for SBF pumping the price before launch and dumping on their heads the day before BTC took a 40% nosedive, because they're special in the head like that.

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Easycryptos shitcoin brokerage was incorporated in late 2018 by a servant of the Westpac Bank NZ whose role at Westpac was as their Corporate Strategy Manager. For context earlier that year Cryptopia a Christchurch based crypto exchange had gained a huge following both with NZers and overseas customers. It was turning over more daily than the NZX. This would surely have caught the attention of the legacy fiat monetary system businesses including their primary sector the US majority shareholder owned Big Four 'Aussie' banks. Prior to Easycrypto incorporating in late 2018 Cryptopia was advised by its bankers that it needed to have its internal systems overhauled by intermediaries supposedly expert in auditing and managing such systems. The systems managers employed were Intranel. Intranel whose partners www.chainfinancial.io were in turn partners with the ANZ bank and PWC. So as Easycrypto prepared to enter the market Cryptopia had already been required to employ outside consultants to work on its internal systems supposedly on the pretext of compliance with the banks auditing-security requirements. Shortly after Easycrypto commenced operating Cryptopia was hit by a massive hack- a hack that looked a lot it like an inside job- a hack which gained the hackers little if any monetary gain as the funds removed from Cryptopias custody and control were tracked and never substantially moved beyond surveillance. But what was achieved was the destruction of Cryptopia. Without the removal of Cryptopia it is hard to see how Easycrypto would have ever been a commercial success as its service range, fees and charges were all substantially inferior to those offered by Cryptopia. But with the 'fortuitous' removal of Cryptopia, Easycrypto was positioned to begin its rise to become the predominant NZ Crypto-Bitcoin market player. Other exchanges never had the secure and assured direct banking service Easycrypto had gained via Kiwibank. Exchanges like Dasset and Kiwi-coin always relied upon banking service intermediaries like 'Crown Services'. Ultimately both Dasset and Kiwi-coin had even this intermediary banking access cut, and today Kiwi-coin is reduced to very low turnover reliant upon P2P fiat exchanges as it has no banking access. Dasset went insolvent after losing banking access early in 2023. Several Aussie brokers and exchanges still operate in a small way perhaps via access provided by Aussie parent bank sponsors, but Easycrypto now appears to control the bulk of NZ market turnover. So is Easycrypto servile to and or colluding with the NZ bankers Cartel? There is no direct proof of this, only circumstantial evidence and multiple close associations and 'convenient' coincidences- like the hack of Cryptopia that opened up the market for new entrant Easycrypto. The links between Easycrypto CEO founder and the bankers go further- nine months after incorporating Easycrypto while employed as Corporate Strategy Manager at Westpac, the Easycrypto CEO now moved their employment to work under Christopher Luxon (CEO) and John Key (board member) at AirNZ. Key being also chairman of ANZ bank NZ Inc and previously the Prime Minister who put Kiwibank under 49% control of two state entities the NZ Super Fund and the ACC Fund. Following that transfer of ownership of Kiwibank direct political control was obviously diluted while fund managers and operatives of the two state funds became influential at Kiwibank. It was after this change to Kiwibanks corporate management structure that Easycrypto gained their direct and strategically crucial banking service agreement with Kiwibank which underpins their ability to invest in and expand and now dominate the NZ Bitcoin-crypto market place. Key also being the former PM who when exposed for his close association with foreign tax trusts abusing NZs tax trusts framework then instigated changes to NZs KYC regulations (which were carried forward by Amy Adams) which ultimately gave the bankers cartel convenient pretext to refuse banking to all custodial NZ Bitcoin platforms- making NZ the only OECD country to expressly not to allow banking access to custodial Bitcoin platforms (exchanges). Easycrypto works around these regulations and the bankers cartels very strict interpretation of them by being an entirely non custodial broker, never holding custody of a single sat but instead exclusively operating as a ticket clipping middleman broker between NZers and foreign exchanges...apparently primarily Binance. Thus NZ Banking Cartels member banks refuse to provide banking to any NZ Bitcoin platform except for Easycrypto. While none of this proves Easycrypto is a bankers cartel market capture and control mechanism, it does suggest it might be. Further to the above Easycrypto has always been extremely skillful in its social media and MSM promotion. Easycryptos first employee beyond the founder CEO and their 2IC brother was someone employed specifically to manage social media narrative presentation. That employee now presents to operate independently but still receives funding via sponsorship and referrals commissions from Easycrypto. That 'former' employee 'independent contractor' now controls the major NZ crypto groups on both Facebook and Reddit. Is Easycrypto a bankers cartel front designed to capture and control NZ Bitcoin-crypto market- the evidence suggests it might be and certainly there are substantial conflicts of interest and close associations with the cartel and its political sponsors. It would make sense for the cartel to want to have some close monitoring of and if possible direct control of the rapidly growing NZ Bitcoin-crypto market as this market presents a direct and existential threat to the fiat debt leveraged wealth, power, political patronage and monetary debasement that the cartel thrives upon. It is in the bankers strategic interest for consumers to have access to and use KYCed 'easy to use' CEX platforms rather than being forced underground to DEX-P2P trading which is much harder to monitor and control. If this was and is their strategy it can be relied upon that this strategy would be implemented carefully to always maintain a margin of plausible deniability...

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

You know in general what ICP is, but the fact that you mention TPS as a metric for a decentralised cloud platform vs DLTs that process token transactions makes me question what you actually know about ICP. Let me help. 1 ICP tx/s is the equivalent of over 200k ETH tx/s in terms of computational work. Each ICP subnet can currently do 950 TPS (190 million TPS eth equivalent). ICP has 37 subnets ( totalling 7 billion eth equivalent TPS). Nothing else besides centralized clouds providers comes even close to the amount of computational work the IC can do [source](https://wiki.internetcomputer.org/wiki/Not_all_transactions_are_equal). It doesn't make sense to compare them because the comparison is really apples to oranges. This is not theoretical stuff. This entire [website](https://internetcomputer.org/) is running completely on chain, which would cripple every blockchain in the top 30 if you attempted to do on them. There are 1000s of 350k dApps/ websites/ canisters running entirely on canisters on chains. Here is a [list](https://internetcomputer.org/ecosystem) containing some of the applications. In my humble opinion there are 3 major innovations in the blockchain space: Bitcoin - money Ethereum - smart contracts+ money Internet Computer - Decentralised, tamperproof software ( full stacks)

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lol yes it does... along with web 3. It's whole thing is Web 3 as a service with a toolchain that eliminates the need for coding. The only thing IC have going are the developer number.

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It also already has integration with Ethereum as well, but a much deeper integration is in the works that will allow not only a full Ethereum node running on the IC Blockchain, it will allow Ethereum dApps to use ICP assets without any off-chain third party. Following that, there will be many chain key integrations with Cardano, Solana, and Cosmo IBC at the protocol level. What this does is allow projects built on top of ICP to run dApps that can do native swaps between different blockchains without a bridge. None of the stuff is hypothetical. Some of them have already been accomplished and others are actively in the works. See [resources ](https://internetcomputer.org/multichain)

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

You need to find the online crimes law enforcement division in Australia, not just the regular police. Like the FBI IC3 in the US.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Rose is a product of IC3, just like chainlink and avax

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The backend data won't be visible to an end user and because there's only one or maybe two vectors of attack (the smart contract/canister your site is hosted in and whomever has the key to the canister) it's implicitly much more secure than any traditional IT infrastructure which is made up of a hodge podge of various technologies bandaged together which implicitly introduces attack vectors. Ransomware wouldn't exist on the IC, propensity for idiot employees to click random links in spam emails would be nullified because an attacker wouldn't be able to take over or snoop the backend of the site without the keys. Uploading data is actually more expensive than AWS, the cost benefit is when it's simple data (text, pictures) that gets called upon thousands or millions of times, then it's cheaper than AWS. Video sites would be a terrible use case and music streaming would be a questionable use case for ICP at the moment because most video content being uploaded to YT/FB/Insta/Twitter/TikTok doesn't get enough views to warrant the cost of uploading it, but for the mentioned services that cost is being subsidised elsewhere.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

TL;DR: bri and TO’s money are gone TO has threatened bri of blackmail and slander if bri doesn’t pay him 40,000ust TO has made several social media pages and a website slandering Bri saying he took his money TO has tagged and emailed the partners of bri and another company unrelated to their deal. TO has included bri’s family in the defamation this person has zero knowledge of the transaction Steps done by bri • Lawyered up • Reported this to IC3, Interpol and FBI’s Cybercrime division • Made a report on meta for the defamatory pages made(bot filled) meta has acknowledged this(still not taken down though) • Made a report on linkedin which is also the most useless of all these.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

What is IC3?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Yup, gotta keep an eye on IC3. It's how i found out about ROSE.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Theyre both products of IC3. True adoption of blockchain is dependent on the safe transfer of data to siloed chains. This is why chainlink is the most important aspect of blockchain. 4chan realized this long ago.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I can definitely appreciate the initial implementation costs, but much like Solidity the native language Motoko will be very familiar to modern devs, except Motoko is easier to work with and find problems with. Solidity devs are doing fairly well and any modern dev will find Motoko easier to start working with, everything's a little bit more modular. I guess it'll come down to how much uptime a business wants (IC will have more uptime) and how secure they want their data to be (the site's contract will be more secure than the Frankenstein patchwork doll of typical IT infra). Moonshots wouldn't be a moonshot if there's no risk I guess.

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> "Naturally, it means we lose all the extra layers of security and all our uptime SLA's and contractual caveats are gone and we cannot predict what the storage cost will be next week let alone next 3 years so forecasting budgets is no longer an option." You definitely haven't read how it works at all. The security of the website/IT infrastructure is in the smart contract, the website is hosted inside it. Firewalls don't need to exist on the IC. If somebody can hack your website's contract on the specific node they're connected to they're going to run into a wall once the consensus mechanism kicks in and the other nodes hosting your website inform the network that the site or node is compromised and gets swapped out. Implying that any random company's IT infrastructure is more secure than a blockchain is laughable. The computation costs are locked to amount-of-cycles per SDR, the value of ICP doesn't affect it. Egress is cheaper than ingress with the IC so it actually saves money for simple low-data sites with heavy traffic. On the other hand, terrible for hosting video.

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It’s always been like this on /cc. No one here complains about Bitcoin or Ethereum’s rough starts and the fact they both had to hard fork, just that ICP pumped at launch because FTX started selling ICP futures the day before the entire market crashed. Shitty timing, but people here don’t want to look past that. The IC is better tech than Solana and with almost 50% of the token staked (compared to eth’s 23%), ICP will soon be competing in top ten coins. Sources: https://www.icpexplorer.org/ https://www.publish0x.com/johnwege/we-ve-been-fooled-how-ftx-tried-to-destroy-internet-computer-xnnyjqr

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Especially weird from a Solana shill, their socials are hosted on the IC.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

i suspect the seller was either scammed and did the same scam or he was part of [exchxdeal.com](https://exchxdeal.com). Please make a formal complaint at [IC3.com](https://IC3.com), FBI and at your local authorities both local FBI and local Trade and Industry. Get the IP address via Ping the website. If you can detect the host country, make a formal complaint at embassy. I suspect, this website is owned by chinese but the website server is in other country. Keep me updated. God bless.

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> Because, as strange as it may seem, I dislike being lectured with marketing talking points by people who've evidently never written a single line of back-end code in their lives. Lol bullshit dude - you're trolling around cc looking for arguments because you're full of hate for blockchain. You hate being told your systems can be improved by blockchain because you carry such a heavy bias. You probably just hate Elon or something and this is how you lash out. Every second of every day those back-end systems you've built are being broken into and probed for vulnerabilities. You'll never, ever keep up - this will be endless. >There's nothing you can do with ICP that you can't do on conventional centralized systems and just as securely. Ignore and rant about it all you want but you can't argue away the fact that the website I've built and put on top of the IC will never be broken into. And anyone who puts data on it knows it'll never be stolen. You cannot say the same for anything built on current web2 systems. I understand it's frustrating spending all that time with security when ICP is offering a solution, but **you're building on a legacy stack**. ICP is removing all the overhead and complexity that you think is involved in blockchain, but it's the current systems that have that problem. You are losing and blockchain technology will win out in the end.

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Anyone been scammed with crypto and figured out the best way to get the authorities to actually do something about it? We need the laws to change that is you commit fraud you do life in prison. I was convinced that the QFSworldbqnk.com also qfsassetbqnk.net are the best ways to store crypto backed up by a quantum computer and the QFS Quantum Financial system. The site went down and they are moving my crypto to other wallets. 2 to 100 recipients at a time and then it moves to other wallets. The emails also has interex trading involved in the email. Has anyone heard of this. The scam came through telegram on a side chat bullion, Bitcoin, & bullsh*t w/gmoney . Very convincing but has anyone been scammed like this or similar account? I heard it could be foreign like Nigerians but I am having the authorities look into it. If anyone has any info please let me know. Also everyone advocating for crypto get involved in pushing for life sentence to those that scam or commit fraud. No place in this world for it. From dark to light. #SEC #FBI #Cybercrime #Cyberfraud #cybercrime #cyberdepartment #IC3 #Trump #government #Police #redditarmy #cryptoarmy #bitcoin #michaelsaylor

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Anyone been involved in a crypto scam with the QFS? www.QFSWorldBqnk.com or QFSassetBqnk.net. The site went down and I can’t access any of my crypto. Anyone had success getting their crypto back after a scam? We need to change the law…if you commit fraud intentionally scam someone you do life in prison. No more slap on the wrist. Get the authorities involved . #SEC #FBI #IC3 #cryptoarmy #redditarmy #bitcoin #QFS #Q

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

had to look it up sorry, i was wrong btc price was higher. Almost 2 bucks https://imgur.com/a/88P54IC

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

and you post in /r/financialcareers lol do you even know what IC3 is? didn't think so.

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Oh damn... I work for a Blockchain analytics company and I see scammers preying on old generations so viciously. It's awful. If you send me some of the theft transactions I can give you some evidence to show your dad it's a scam with justification about why the on-chain activity is clearly from a scam. I am so sorry. To be perfectly honest, the chances of recovering anything is very low, because the scammers launder the funds as soon as it is deposited to the fraudulent exchange. They only show a fake number as your account balance, to reduce the chances the victim doesn't recognize it's scam before they finish laundering the stolen funds. Please create a [IC3 crime report](https://www.ic3.gov/) and report the scam to the police.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

While I can't talk to the Bitbox, I can tell you the wonders of the Coldcard Mk4, as I'm a proud owner. The Mk4 has "security" written all over it. It comes directly from the manufacturer, and while it takes them a month or so (they are backlogged), it's worth it. \- It has a serial number on the sealed plastic bag it comes in, with a plastic strip of that same serial number, in the bag. To assure you no tampering occured during delivery. \- It has a clear casing, so you can see the electronics inside, including the IC chip. So you are assured no one tampered with the electronics. \- It allows you to use "dice roll entropy" when setting up your 24 word private key. You literally roll a die, give it that number, and repeat like 100 times. To ensure your words are truly randomized. \- It has the air gap capability, so you use an SD card to save the unsigned transaction from your computer or phone, then you have the wallet sign that transaction, and you put the SD card back to your computer/phone, to send. Your Mk4 never touches the internet. Only negative would be, I don't like how some of the buttons are kind of hard to press. I sometimes have to press them twice before they will take. But...that's livable. I'd recommend the Mk4! I love mine. Good luck!

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

A few hours ago, one of the m.o.d.s of /r/safemoon, oOViP3RDriV3ROo, dem.o.d.d.e.d themselves in attempts to escape any liability for helping their fraud run for years. Please make sure to file a complaint with the SEC and FBI (IC3). Include all their usernames in the complaints The more complaints we file the better chances they all get investigated and drug into this. They are complicit in this fraud. It only takes a few minutes to file online.

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I don't believe he thinks that, he said he believes Dfinity is competent and see ICP as a sister network with his own mouth. [Vitalik on Dfinity ](https://youtube.com/shorts/9Vwdo6_fIAU?si=1kbQbB3_J9oVo2Sj) Ethereum is a traditional distributed ledger that runs token transactions.It makes sense for it to run on consumer hardware. ICP is not trying to be ethereum or any crypto. It's much more than that.The goal of the Internet Computer is to create a decentralized internet where software can be built and run with the same capabilities as traditional web services, but with the added benefits of blockchain technology. The difference between the IC and other Blockchains is the infrastructure is run by independent parties throughout the world. Again, ICP's deterministic decentralization integrates node hardware from diverse owners, data centers, geographies, and jurisdictions, which by definition is anything but web2. It's very resistant to regulatory capture since nodes that make the various subnets are run from different countries and jurisdictions but this is not the main point of the platform. It seeeks to provide an alternative to centralized corporate cloud which makes up the bulk of the internet infrastructure today. Platform risks are a bigger concern as far as ICP is concerned as proven by Heztner actions against Solana last year. They banned Crypto entirely from their from cloud services. This can happen with any other major companies in the future.ICP fixes that. The internet computer offers multiple advantages for not only blockchains but also traditional builders. You can choose to close your eyes and follow the herd if you want but those who know know.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

> Not only is this not true It's absolutely true. IC isn't a cryptocurrency like I've explained. Bringing the internet on-chain is what they're working on. ETH Zurich members joined up for what? Making more money? Lol stop trolling.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

>some of the top cryptographers in the world are working on the IC and it's "bullshit tech". Not only is this not true, it's not an argument. People will do anything for money. the "top cryptographers in the world" are busy working on general cryptography and generally do not care about cryptocurrencies.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

You've been spewing out the same lame bullshit FUD we've been hearing about the IC for 2.5 years. Which one of your precious cryptocurrencies is at risk? Let me guess you won't even name one you actually believe in.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Lol some of the top cryptographers in the world are working on the IC and it's "bullshit tech". You people are laughable.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Like you've been told ICP is used to burn to get cycles to power the IC, and for participating in the **only** truly autonomous DAO that exists on the planet.

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It's worse because it's distributed across multiple nodes, which is a waste of space and makes no sense. >You said nobody wants to build a website on chain and yet there are over 100,000 of them on the internet computer. Wow that's amazing! I'm sure that there are tons of well respected websites on there right now!! >If any other Blockchain was capable of doing a fraction of the IC people would be raving about them. No, the idea is equally stupid even if you change the token ticker.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

You clearly have not done your research. The IC isn't simply a blockchain. The architecture allows it to do things that traditional blockchains cannot do. [How ICP works ](https://internetcomputer.org/how-it-works) 1. There are things you can do with bitcoin besides payment. For example. You can use it for collateral to borrow against stable against it. The internet computer is integrated with bitcoin on a protocol level, which means whatever you can do with ICP you can do it with a wrapped version on the internet computer. The IC smart contracts can sign Bitcoin directly. Smart contracts being able to do HTTP outcalls is a huge freaking deal. You can securely bring data on chain without using an intermediary as all calls go through consensus [IC HTTP outcalls ](https://internetcomputer.org/https-outcalls) 2. Not all gaming required high speed. There are some games that make sense to build on chains and others not so much. It's up to developers to decide how they want to build their games. ICP simply extends their options. 3. Internet ID. Let me help you here ( [internet identity](https://identitydeck.internetcomputer.org/) 4. Canisters are mutable by default, although you can make them immutable as needed, meaning data on the internet computer works very much like conventional database. Stored data don't have to stay on chain forever. 5. State bloat isn't possible on the internet computer. Nothing is stored forever if it isn't paid for. It's not "paid once, store forever" platform. Developers have to continue charging their applications. Otherwise the protocol will automatically delete the data. Perhaps you should research and build a hello world app on it before you pass judgment. I am a developer and consistently amazed by the technology Dfinity has been able to build. Even Vitalik thought Dfinity is highly and building awesome stuff. [VB on Dfinity](https://youtube.com/shorts/9Vwdo6_fIAU?si=7UDL0BETh5JdR0GX). Perhaps he is just an idiot that doesn't know anything about technology and blockchains.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This [website ](https://internetcomputer.org/) is hosted completely on chain. Please tell me how it's worse than any competitor website. You said nobody wants to build a website on chain and yet there are over 100,000 of them on the internet computer. If any other Blockchain was capable of doing a fraction of the IC people would be raving about them.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It's profitable for node providers since they don't have to worry about the fluctuation of ICP value. The advantage of building on $ICP vs other Blockchains is that you can build the entire user experience in one place and there is no dependency on centralized servers like AWS and GCS. You can build decentralised web services that are truly governed by their stakeholders and users. It's faster and cheaper. Or you can build your dApps on Ethereum or whatever Blockchains you want and the frontend on the IC, making all aspects of the stacks fully on chain.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I made sent my complaint into IC3 and I talked to binance. Local PD won’t do much about it but I’ll give it a shot

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Ya its unfortunate as they wont respond typically without law enforcement. Law enforcement seems to only want to get involved if funds stolen > 100K. You can file a report with Chainabuse listing everything above. I flagged in Etherscan submitting their Etherscan Phishing Form - 0x9d2F8F72695bfF9099708E0CD6cA4b4a00D4cEe3. I reccomend you doing the same. Binance is typically very friendly with LE. Depending on who you talk to and the evidence you provide, they might put a temp freeze until IC3 or someone at LE gets in touch with them.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I’ve been in contact with binance for the last 2 hours they won’t do anything until IC3 contacts them so looks like I’m SOL for shutting that wallet down

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Funds stolen from exodus wallet… I created a coinbase account and have an Exodus wallet on only 1 IOS device. 2 hours ago my xx000 amount of Etherium was sent to a wallet that isn’t mine. I have MFA enabled and have only ever written down my 12 word phrase. Have never shared my information/picture with anyone pertaining to crypto whatsoever. Wtf do I do? I assume I’m just SOL. I have contacted Exodus support and made a complaint to IC3.

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https://cryptoleaks.info/case-no-1 https://cryptoleaks.info/case-no-2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LmWehadY2I (shows trading prior to launch) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRq_yKa8tJM https://np.reddit.com/r/dfinity/comments/v8xb7d/crypto_leaks_the_multibillion_dollar_attack_on/ https://medium.com/bitcoin-frontier/weve-been-fooled-how-ftx-tried-to-destroy-internet-computer-icp-886c8fe22737 Perp trading pushed up prior to genesis and right around a BTC crash too which was also probably FTX selling to stay alive. Show me something like vetKeys on any other chain. Show me ONE chain that hosts full stack websites/dApps *100% on chain* like the internet computer does. One chain that can talk to web2 APIs directly from the chain. They don't exist. They all move coins from a to b and **that's it**. chain key crypto is better than anything else out there to eliminate bridges and ckBTC is the example of it. And the IC does a ton more than just this. Everything else is years behind.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

NONE of those are even CLOSE to what ICP can do. Mainnet was 2.5 years ago not seven years. Who gives a shit about the subs or the price lol. It was manipulated in the beginning by FTX with perpetual trading. You don't know what the hell the IC is. Clown.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Dfinity’s tech is actually useful and groundbreaking in so many ways. It’s the best “layer 2” for btc with ckBTC. An actual useable way to transact with btc and adopted by the city of Lugano already. Build 100% on chain with the IC and it’s an incredible leap forward in this space. Like I said **you don’t know what you’re talking about so you stick to btc**.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Report this to the IC3 - the FBI's cyber crime reporting website.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

ICP. More like IC a dead coin am I right? Eh eh eh?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Good things are happening on the IC

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Even still, some people are ***very*** good at romance scamming, especially because online dating is so popular these days. According to a preliminary report from the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), a total of 19,050 victims reported losing **$739,030,292** to romance scammers in 2022. That is FIAT, but a small slice of it is still crypto.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It's very overlooked on this subreddit, as is most of the IC3 projects.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

ICX, ICP.. im staying away from all the IC coins next time

Mentions:#ICX#ICP#IC
r/BitcoinSee Comment

> a more technical explanation on this spike on mining difficulty The winning condition for Bitcoin mining is a target, not a difficulty The winning miner has a block which has a header which has a hash which is smaller than target The point of using a target is that it calibrates the guessing contest by nominating a range of values to satisfy the winning condition The use of the SHA2 algorithm provides a random distribution of results, which makes mining into a guessing game The use of SHA2-256 defines the finite size of the number domain Put all that into a trivial software routine. The probability of winning is defined by the ratio of the size of the target range to the size of the SHA2-256 domain 2^256 In other words, the average number of guesses required from all miners for one miner to win the guessing contest is the size of the SHA2-256 domain 2^256 divided by the size of the target range For simplicity, Bitcoin defines the lower limit of the range as zero. This means that the target number is also the size of the target range -> winning hash within range *zero to target* is logically identical to winning hash is less than target The purpose of Bitcoin mining is to create a 10-minute average interval between blocks The original target in 2009 was stored as *1d00ffff* which is a Bitcoin-specific compressed representation of *2^208 x 65535*. So the average number of hashes required was *2^256 / (2^208 x 65535) = 4,295,032,833* The Bitcoin target adjustment is coded so that the target can never be higher than this. The effect of establishing this adjustment limit is that the average block interval in 2009 was closer to 15 minutes than 10 minutes It's not very hard for a CPU to hash 4 billion per 10 minutes (about 7 million per second), so the decision to bound the target to *1d00ffff* was reasonable. Nobody was in a hurry to have their blocks confirmed in 10 minutes.There were hardly any transactions Near the end of 2009, the first adjustment happened, from *1d00ffff* to *0x1d00d86a*, which is *2^208 x 55402* because there were finally enough miners to be consistently hashing faster than 8 million per second Bitcoin mining was CPU-heavy. If your laptop was doing a few million hashes per second, it constrained your ability to use it for anything else. So someone developed a method of offloading the hashes to the GPU. This took the load off the CPU and made hashing faster Then things took an irrational turn. Without realizing that Bitcoin mining **does not need to go faster**, some other person designed the hashing algorithm into a custom IC called a FPGA, to make mining faster than GPU. The next faster step from GPU is ASIC, the same custom-design principle, but with the logic embedded at the physical layer, a chip which can do only one thing, very fast. And the faster-faster race to use less energy per hash has continued Bitcoin mining has evolved from a CPU capable of a few million hashes per second to an ASIC chip capable of 350 billion per second, bundled into an ASIC box with 400 chips hashing at 140 trillion per second The global hash rate has increased from about 7 million hashes per second to 375 million trillion Bitcoin's mining target adjustment is a calculation using a simple time ratio every 2016 blocks New Target = Old Target * (Actual Time of Last 2016 Blocks / 20160 minutes) More hashes -> 2016 blocks arrive faster than 20160 minutes -> smaller target The cumulative effect of all the adjustments is that the target is now *0x17055f5b* which is *2^160 x 352091*. So the average number of hashes required per block is *2^256 / (2^160 x 352091) = 225 sextillion* To keep the average block interval close to 10 minutes with so many so fast miners guessing 375 quintillion times per second requires a target of *2^160 x 352091* which in turn requires *225 sextillion* guesses per block, which is 375 quintillion per second (assuming 600 seconds per block) Sometimes miners slow down and the target increases. The adjustment formula works both ways

Mentions:#SHA#CPU#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Here are some good dev docs for building on the IC using kybra: https://demergent-labs.github.io/kybra/

Mentions:#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

![gif](giphy|K0IC8jOaNBrzPPr2W9|downsized)

Mentions:#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

100% a scam. Report to IC3 and cut contact.

Mentions:#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

>I want to deploy a truly decentralized erc20 token, meaning as a dev I’ll have zero ability to mint tokens or control the contract in any way once it’s live on main net. Then you'll have to do it on ICP when ETH integration goes live. The SNS there can truly decentralize smart contracts and put the IC protocol as the controller of them and the community votes on proposals executed by the protocol only. Bye.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

He was against coerced mRNA-vaccination and lockdowns. E.g. [this Tweet 25 oct 2025](https://twitter.com/100trillionUSD/status/1452661103163551749): >Dutch government is lying through their teeth to force vaccination without consent: denying natural immunity, and saying that most people in IC are unvaccinated. And [26 october 2021](https://twitter.com/100trillionUSD/status/1453027001300922375): > Forced vaccination is coming to The Netherlands. 87% of 18+ had at least 1 jab, but our fascist government is hunting the remaining 13% down like dogs. They don't care if you survived covid and have natural immunity. They don't care about adverse reactions or long term effects.😭 Speaking out against political parties who promoted forced vaccination and lockdowns [in](https://twitter.com/100trillionUSD/status/1437042903382208513) [2022](https://twitter.com/100trillionUSD/status/1501499269236277249): > They will do it again, plus forced vaccination .. if we do not stop vvd and d666 .... The Netherlands: 93% has antibodies against covid, 75% after vax, 18% after infection [1] We know natural immunity is stronger & longer lasting [2][3] Still Dutch government @MinPres @hugodejonge ignores & punishes the 18% natural immune and stimulates discrimination against them and in [2022](https://twitter.com/100trillionUSD/status/1469371296568033286): > Discriminating vaccinated & unvaccinated people is misguided. This Israeli study (5.7M people) shows survivors, people who had covid and recovered, have 6x better protection than vaccinated people after 6-8 months. ~1/3 of population is survivor (US 100M+) (https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.12.04.21267114v1.full) So I only see him speaking out against forced vaccination and the doubtful benefits of vaccination for those who are already infected and risk of adverse events. Notwithstanding the story on other vaccines is also not so black and white... Some are good and protect against other diseases, some may protect to the disease at hand, but lead to higher all-cause mortality, for example https://sciencenews.dk/en/vaccines-an-unresolved-story-in-many-ways: > “What do researchers do when they discover that vaccination opponents are justified in being concerned? No vaccines have been studied for their non-specific effects on overall health, and before we have examined these, we cannot actually determine that the vaccines are safe. In addition, our research shows that some vaccines actually increase overall mortality, especially among girls, and this is very worrying,” explains Christine Stabell Benn, Clinical Professor, University of Southern Denmark, Odense.

Mentions:#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

He was against coerced mRNA-vaccination and lockdowns. E.g. [this Tweet 25 oct 2025](https://twitter.com/100trillionUSD/status/1452661103163551749): >Dutch government is lying through their teeth to force vaccination without consent: denying natural immunity, and saying that most people in IC are unvaccinated. And [26 october 2021](https://twitter.com/100trillionUSD/status/1453027001300922375): > Forced vaccination is coming to The Netherlands. 87% of 18+ had at least 1 jab, but our fascist government is hunting the remaining 13% down like dogs. They don't care if you survived covid and have natural immunity. They don't care about adverse reactions or long term effects.😭 Speaking out against political parties who promoted forced vaccination and lockdowns [in](https://twitter.com/100trillionUSD/status/1437042903382208513) [2022](https://twitter.com/100trillionUSD/status/1501499269236277249): > They will do it again, plus forced vaccination .. if we do not stop vvd and d666 .... The Netherlands: 93% has antibodies against covid, 75% after vax, 18% after infection [1] We know natural immunity is stronger & longer lasting [2][3] Still Dutch government @MinPres @hugodejonge ignores & punishes the 18% natural immune and stimulates discrimination against them and in [2022](https://twitter.com/100trillionUSD/status/1469371296568033286): > Discriminating vaccinated & unvaccinated people is misguided. This Israeli study (5.7M people) shows survivors, people who had covid and recovered, have 6x better protection than vaccinated people after 6-8 months. ~1/3 of population is survivor (US 100M+) (https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.12.04.21267114v1.full) So I only see him speaking out against forced vaccination and the doubtful benefits of vaccination for those who are already infected and risk of adverse events. Notwithstanding the story on other vaccines is also not so black and white... Some are good and protect against other diseases, some may protect to the disease at hand, but lead to higher all-cause mortality, for example https://sciencenews.dk/en/vaccines-an-unresolved-story-in-many-ways: > “What do researchers do when they discover that vaccination opponents are justified in being concerned? No vaccines have been studied for their non-specific effects on overall health, and before we have examined these, we cannot actually determine that the vaccines are safe. In addition, our research shows that some vaccines actually increase overall mortality, especially among girls, and this is very worrying,” explains Christine Stabell Benn, Clinical Professor, University of Southern Denmark, Odense.

Mentions:#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This hurts my soul. Reading the comments this is almost certainly NOT someone you know. Most likely a foreign actor who knows what they are doing. As mentioned I do find it VERY interesting that in less than 5 min after you pulled your ETH out of Bitcasino and deposited into Kraken the rest was gone. Is it possible you signed a bad contract after approving the good one? Also of interest is your Kraken deposit is a contract address. Do you have it connected directly to Bitcasino? Context is important here and maybe you already answered, but what was the purpose of pulling all of your ETH out of Bitcasino? Looking at your wallet history, you've never made a big withdrawl like that before There is some good news: * Etherscan is showing the hacker address as Fake\_Phishing - [https://etherscan.io/tx/0x094f01f9174845200e6324bf18a242e0b19ce7f058a4cb928144d22df8313bcc](https://etherscan.io/tx/0x094f01f9174845200e6324bf18a242e0b19ce7f058a4cb928144d22df8313bcc). Call it a warning sign to exchanges * Most bad actors have moved away from Tornado Cash post sanctions. These txns can be traced. The bad news is he/they will most likely use a foreign exchange known for money laundering. You did well posting your story on Reddit. If you haven't done so already: * File a report at Chainabuse - [https://www.chainabuse.com/](https://www.chainabuse.com/) * File a report with IC3 - [https://www.ic3.gov/Home/ComplaintChoice](https://www.ic3.gov/Home/ComplaintChoice) * Get yourself an account with Arkham, Metasleuth, Breadcrumbs, etc and setup monitoring to follow the trail

Mentions:#ETH#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Good to see the FBI involved on chain, I suppose this got the crook a bit shaken. "The FBI and IC3 notify you that criminals receive prison sentences for stealing cryptocurrency to the same extent as for ordinary financial theft. For a major theft of funds of clients of Curve Finance, you will receive at least 8-10 years in prison. It will be difficult to find you, but it is possible. You have left traces that will soon lead us directly to you. To exchange such a large amount of cryptocurrency into cash will be difficult for you. You will be arrested immediately after several exchanges. These funds do not belong to you, be a white hat and show everyone what a noble person you are. You honestly earned 10% of the total amount as a bounty, return the remaining 90% back to Curve Finance by August 6, 08:00 UTC. There will be no prosecution by law enforcement officers, if you will return 90% of the funds. We can discuss with you, if you have any questions: curvenegotiation@protonmail.com."

Mentions:#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

IC f\*!@ing P

Mentions:#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

ICP: burns when converted to cycles that power dApps running entirely on-chain on the Internet Computer. Websites must have cycles to function. Also ICP: the entire IC is a DAO which is truly autonomous and staked coins let you vote on, and create, proposals in a Proof of Useful Work system.

Mentions:#ICP#IC#DAO
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

IC fuckn P

Mentions:#IC
r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

I have yet to find a single solid reason why anybody would want to use the IC. It's just a bloated, highly-monetized layer on top of the Internet proper that doesn't do anything better than what we already have.

Mentions:#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

My site's been up for about half a year but I'm working on another project that will live entirely on-chain too. The IC gets a lot of shit but it's tech is incredible.

Mentions:#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Thanks. I mention DSCVR here quite often as an example of how powerful the internet computer is. These guys don’t get it yet but the progress you guys, and the IC, are making will be hard to ignore. On-chain is the future.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Shes also a Faculty/Scientist at IC3, which involves Ari juels of chainlink as well. [https://www.initc3.org/people.html](https://www.initc3.org/people.html)

Mentions:#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It's called a pig butchering scam. It's good that you're spreading awareness because a lot of people are losing money to this. > In 2022, investment fraud caused the highest losses of any scam reported by the public to the FBI’s Internet Crimes Complaint Center (IC3), totaling $3.31 billion. Frauds involving cryptocurrency, including pig butchering, represented most of these scams, increasing 183% from 2021 to $2.57 billion in reported losses last year. https://www.justice.gov/usao-cdca/pr/justice-dept-seizes-over-112m-funds-linked-cryptocurrency-investment-schemes-over-half The scammers are usually happy to wait several weeks or months to develop enough trust with their target before they suggest making an investment.

Mentions:#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

No. There is no point as Unity is still Unity, it wont be more secure cause you download it from a blockchain. There are wallets connected trough browsers today, so no real revolution there. I dont really think the community can make a AAA game on IC. Let me know when there is an actual game on the chain and not some download javascript point.

Mentions:#AAA#IC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

There is a point - putting it onto the chain for security, abstracted wallet integration, and turning it into a DAO where the community becomes controllers of the canister and owner of these projects. You can only do that with the internet computer. Also the IC will be moving to on-chain GPU in the next 18-24 months it sounds like. No other chain is close.

Mentions:#DAO#IC