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SON OF PEPE | $SOP for the people who missors the OG's $PEPE
Binance will open SPOT trading in roughly 60 minutes, CZ confirmed
A friend got hacked, ransom demanded in btc to a segwit wallet, what is SOP in this case?
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SOP for BTC to drop before the halving
The stereotypical pattern doesn't show that it's a government work. Government work has (at least) the following stereotype as characteristics: - Set goal as target, usually within short time frame (given the election period is coming within 4 years) - Use law enforcement and mass media to rally support. - Clear SOP and detailed plan on how to achieve the goal.
You can send out from address one time. That's when pub key is revealed. It weekens the address against theoretical future threats. Receiving twice or more on same address is fine but is not recommended. Neither is this "send small first" stuff that's not SOP it's just extra paranoid. Mode. Sending to address will create new utxo in it.
SOP. Market moves, exchanges go down for maintenance. The SEC is needs to step in and shut all of these clown factories down. Every single exchange does this. If you don't have enough liquidity you shouldn't be allowed to run an exchange.
It's their SOP, you can guarantee it. Happens every time, for years.
fr !! There are guardrails against SOP and XSS but of course every rule has its exceptions... It is a bit more work to bypass these but totally doable.
You are making it sound like Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) don't exist. This can be used to bypass the same-origin policy (SOP). I'm getting worried when I read this thread. Please be careful and never let lack of sleep or hot-headed feelings make you less secure online!
Agree with OP, you cannot steal customer money for providing fake id. You give them opportunity to provide correct id and if any suspicious activity raise SAR to relavent authority. The funds can by withheld only if any government agency gives authority to do so. Would recommend caution dealing with any organization who does not have proper kyc process in place and does not even know SOP for such cases.
There are SEVERAL instances in which one would absolutely want to buy the ETF. You can't hold bitcoin in a lot of traditional retirement accounts, but you CAN with the ETF. That's the great thing about the ETF; it's **expanded** bitcoin's use-case into the traditional, and now we have loads of money pouring into bitcoin that wasn't there before. So, the ETF increases adoption, utility, and demand...right before the halving. **Not everyone** ***should*** **buy the ETF though.** If you don't have any retirement vehicles in which you'd like to hold bitcoin, but can only do so using the ETF, then just stack Sats and move to cold storage per SOP. I'd like to leave you with the parable of Chesterton's Fence, I hope it changes your perspective a bit: "In the matter of reforming things, as distinct from deforming them, there is one plain and simple principle; a principle which will probably be called a paradox. There exists in such a case a certain institution or law; let us say, for the sake of simplicity, a fence or gate erected across a road. The more modern type of reformer goes gaily up to it and says, “I don’t see the use of this; let us clear it away.” To which the more intelligent type of reformer will do well to answer: “If you don’t see the use of it, I certainly won’t let you clear it away. Go away and think. Then, when you can come back and tell me that you do see the use of it, I may allow you to destroy it."
“We’re supposed to be protecting billions of dollars, let’s not have comprehensive security SOP in place.” Between the last blunder, now this catastrophic failure, someone needs to be fired immediately.
I read Marx a long time ago, and only *Das Capital* and the *Communist Manifesto*, nothing else, and am a bit rusty. But I think there's a stronger force at work that guarantees the outcome won't be a classless society at least - [positive feedback loops](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Positive_feedback) and [winner-take-all](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winner-take-all_market) dynamics. In complex systems, there is a tendancy for the critical resources of the system to concentrate and consolidate over time, largely due to these two dynamics. Human economies are complex systems in which the critical resource is money and wealth. We see this concentration happen repeatedly in national economies, from the increasing concentration of wealth in the US in the past few decades, to historical examples like France in the 1700s leading up to the French Revolution of 1789, or Tsarist Russia in the 1800s prior to the 1917 Bolshevik (Communist) Revolution. The only two solutions I'm aware of are 1), asymptotic collapse, wherein the concentration becomes so extreme that it incurs an [asymptotic limit](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asymptotic_analysis), society collapses, and there is a revolution (France 1789, Russia Bolshevik 1917, etc) as a result. Really not the road you want to go down. Or, 2) the national government implements measures to constrain wealth concentration, like the US after the Great Depression - 90%+ top tax bracket, numerous social programs and safety net, forced decentralization of the banking industry (Glass-Steagal), etc. Bitcoin and most other cryptocurrencies are also subject to those dynamics, and their monetary design doesn't inherently solve it in any way. In fact, finite issuance may even exacerbate it, making a few early adopters increasingly rich vs the broader population, increasing wealth concentration in cryptocurrency too. Whether Bitcoin makes the world stateless I have no idea, but I think the general idea that somehow nations will cease to exist after being SOP for the human race for multiple millennia is probably not realistic. Bitcoin is great, but it's not flawless, and once it begins directly competing vs the dollar or any of the top ~20 national currencies in the world for primacy, its comparative strengths and weaknesses will become more pronounced.
Digital native meaning no brick and mortar locations? Which is not new. Self custody meaning they take no risk? Also, currently SOP for most. So, how would it be powered by DLT? This just sounds like a Credit Union that has a Web3 logo and word salad announcements about digital web3 Distributed Ledger technology to provide services to …repeat buzz words.
It's odd. Wondering if a trojan horse could be involved or something like this: https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/s/XfMSdrHirH but I assume Apple has a good (centralized) QC SOP.
My SOP: ​ \*A celebrity talks about a coin more than once. Do I have the coin in my holding? No: Just ignore. I don't care. Life back to usual. Yes: Sell 1/3rd of it. right away, and wait for some time. ====> Goes up after waiting, sell rest of it. ====> Goes down, sell the rest of it. ​ Basically, get rid of the coin that everyone suddenly started talking about, after some celebrity' gossip.
>The Blue check menace ​ Give me a break. How do we not know to question everything on the internet or if it's too good to be true it's not true lol. Any reason to dump on Elon as he continues to lead, create, or save some of the most important corporations to date. I'd only agree that if you are going to pay for verification, they should absolutely have a better vetting process. After all, we are paying for this service & their SOP is barebones. I'd imagine this will change as more of the dust settles.
Sounds sketchy in my opinion, developers most have some of SOP to avoid this kind of things. In general any project have programmers in charge of test and debug…
Um....okay, you sound like you're for sure at the stage where you should have read the Glacier protocol like 5 years ago..... [https://glacierprotocol.org/](https://glacierprotocol.org/) I've been hoarding all kinds of resources in my Bitcoin SOP repo. Dig through it and see if anything is helpful to you. Feel free to contribute as well. [https://github.com/nerd2ninja/bitcoin-sop](https://github.com/nerd2ninja/bitcoin-sop)
Isn't this SOP for any such application. Confirm all t's are crossed and i's are dotted before proceeding with the actual evaluation. Similar to pre-trial motions in the law.
so there's $PEPE, $SOP(Son of Pepe), $PEPE2.0 with high volumes. lol dafk
Big money saw weakness and pounced on it. SOP, no?
That seems to be the SOP for people into Crypto.
Get out of your basements and travel abroad. Jesus! This is SOP for all countries. If it's not on you....there is nothing to declare.
Thanks for the SOP dude
Stupid and helpless people permeate all income and education levels , and the corrupt system and mechanisms that support this current shit show, will go down swinging … if people can’t figure out to be “ anti” about everything from the media and politics , they will soon be its victim… people that listen to others that would not die for them , or what they say .. are obvious suckers being dunked by propaganda , and that is painfully obvious logic , and one of the plethora of reasons bitcoin was created at all .. nothing worth mentioning here , dumbass jibber jabber and a casual attitude towards mindless death and destruction… but like the fed and banks SOP
At that point it's just a tax. Or pay to play. Regardless, it's SOP for the rich breaking the law
"Est 60 min ish ETA. Our team's doing pre-trading tests now. For those new with us, our resume SOP is roughly as follows: Announcement with exact times (soon). Deposit enabled (done now). Internal transfers enabled (done now). 30 min of cancel-only mode (not yet) Resume trading Enable withdrawals, usually 1 hr after trading. There is a lot of tasks and real-time cross checks happening in the background before and after each step. Thank you for your understanding and support!" - CZ
**Official Binance Tweet:** "We are aware of an issue impacting spot trading on Binance. All spot trading is currently temporarily suspended as we work to resolve this as soon as possible. New updates will be shared here." **EDIT:** **CZ responded with:** "Initial analysis indicates matching engine encountered a bug on a trailing stop order (a weird one). Recovering. Est 30-120 min ish. Waiting for more precise ETA. Deposits & withdrawals are paused as a SOP (standard operating procedure). Funds are #SAFU. 🙏" Saved u multiple clicks ;)
**Official Binance Tweet:** "We are aware of an issue impacting spot trading on Binance. All spot trading is currently temporarily suspended as we work to resolve this as soon as possible. New updates will be shared here." **EDIT:** **CZ responded with:** "Initial analysis indicates matching engine encountered a bug on a trailing stop order (a weird one). Recovering. Est 30-120 min ish. Waiting for more precise ETA. Deposits & withdrawals are paused as a SOP (standard operating procedure). Funds are #SAFU. 🙏" Saved u multiple clicks ;)
**Official Binance Tweet:** "We are aware of an issue impacting spot trading on Binance. All spot trading is currently temporarily suspended as we work to resolve this as soon as possible. New updates will be shared here." **EDIT:** **CZ responded with:** "Initial analysis indicates matching engine encountered a bug on a trailing stop order (a weird one). Recovering. Est 30-120 min ish. Waiting for more precise ETA. Deposits & withdrawals are paused as a SOP (standard operating procedure). Funds are #SAFU. 🙏" Saved u multiple clicks ;)
Official Binance Tweet: "We are aware of an issue impacting spot trading on Binance. All spot trading is currently temporarily suspended as we work to resolve this as soon as possible. New updates will be shared here." CZ response: "Initial analysis indicates matching engine encountered a bug on a trailing stop order (a weird one). Recovering. Est 30-120 min ish. Waiting for more precise ETA. Deposits & withdrawals are paused as a SOP (standard operating procedure). Funds are #SAFU.
Official Binance Tweet: "We are aware of an issue impacting spot trading on Binance. All spot trading is currently temporarily suspended as we work to resolve this as soon as possible. New updates will be shared here." EDIT: CZ responded with: "Initial analysis indicates matching engine encountered a bug on a trailing stop order (a weird one). Recovering. Est 30-120 min ish. Waiting for more precise ETA. Deposits & withdrawals are paused as a SOP (standard operating procedure). Funds are #SAFU.
Initial analysis indicates matching engine encountered a bug on a trailing stop order (a weird one). Recovering. Est 30-120 min ish. Waiting for more precise ETA. Deposits & withdrawals are paused as a SOP (standard operating procedure). Funds are #SAFU. 🙏
Initial analysis indicates matching engine encountered a bug on a trailing stop order (a weird one). Recovering. Est 30-120 min ish. Waiting for more precise ETA. Deposits & withdrawals are paused as a SOP (standard operating procedure). Funds are #SAFU. 🙏
Initial analysis indicates matching engine encountered a bug on a trailing stop order (a weird one). Recovering. Est 30-120 min ish. Waiting for more precise ETA. Deposits & withdrawals are paused as a SOP (standard operating procedure). Funds are #SAFU. 🙏
CZ: >Initial analysis indicates matching engine encountered a bug on a trailing stop order (a weird one). Recovering. Est 30-120 min ish. Waiting for more precise ETA. > >Deposits & withdrawals are paused as a SOP (standard operating procedure). Funds are #SAFU. 🙏
This is SOP right? Like if you transfer 10k or more from one bank to another it's automatically sent too Shouldn't be a shock to anyone
This is why I never use any complicated stuff. My SOP: 1. Change some fiat to crypto on exchange using P2P or credit card 2. if want to self custody, transfer to cold wallet. 3. get a cup of coffee
It seems to be SOP for these government agencies.. Keep it alive but on a leash and hungry as a way of teaching obedience.
I thought tumbling and exchanging into monero was SOP?
tldr; India is having "detailed discussions" with other G20 members about forming a collective standard operating procedure (SOP) to regulate crypto assets, Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said. She also called for "a globally coordinated approach on the regulation of crypto assets" during her recent meeting with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Get more of today's trending news [here](https://coinfeeds.substack.com).*
tldr; India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said that for crypto regulations to be effective it requires global consensus. She added that regulation "cannot be done" by a single country, it requires an international effort. India is looking at a "global" standard operating procedure (SOP) to be "agreed upon" for regulating crypto assets. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
Yeah, it's Binance SOP.
As far as I can tell they're fine. Seems like the early bear commentby Kris about not being their first bear and their approach of minimising counter-party risk was true. They've had bad timing and approach on a series of comms (which almost seems like SOP from CDC by this stage) that has pitched CRO down harder than market, but equally they've come through the fud and bank run stuff ok. So: cautiously optimistic here also.
This should be SOP for exchanges. People will naturally go where there are reserves. I’m only doing that from now on - FTX was madness
It's SOP for bankruptcy proceedings. Look up any other chapter 11 filing.
Probably shouldn't post amounts. Even under half of ETH. Make sure you follow SOP and don't respond to any DMs.
As LN payments evolve so will the SOP’s regarding disputes. It’s a brand new frontier that will need to be built from scratch. Give it time and the market will solves all of the problems.
>First, your scenario is quite low-probability. Businesses don’t go around defrauding their clients often. They want repeat business. Bad reviews and bad experiences are extremely detrimental to acquiring new customers and gaining repeat business. It’s not in their self-interest to act in the way you’ve described and it wouldn’t happen often. Secondly, as that situation would be verifiable with receipts and tx records, that would indeed be fraud. Law enforcement or even the threat of that recourse is likely to counteract such behavior. I think you may be underestimating the amount of chargebacks in a given year that happen amongst all the credit card companies. We are talking hundreds of millions a dollar a year in chargeback claims. It's not low-probability - it happens all the time. Law enforcement and threat of recourse? Against who? Criminals?? Sure, you could sue in civil court but prepare to spend lots of time and money. >Thirdly, as I stated above, this is a new system. New standards and SOP’s will be developed as needed. As these are low-probability events I’m certain transaction insurance would be very cheap and fairly simple to employ. Could be a good opportunity for legacy intermediaries that are being put out of business by the superior tech. Lastly, I’m certain there will be some kind of “refund regulations” that will require businesses to refund customers when in control of bearer money or else legal action will be taken under the new regulation. It needs to all be built and as adoption continues and the technology is refined and developed these things will happen. What you are talking about is middle man here. We already have that in credit card processing providers. Any intermediary will charge a fee. How is that more efficient?
First, you’re scenario is quite low-probability. Businesses don’t go around defrauding their clients often. They want repeat business and bad reviews and bad experiences are extremely detrimental to acquiring new customers and gaining repeat business. It’s not in their self-interest to act in the way you’ve described and it wouldn’t happen often. Secondly, as that situation would be verifiable with receipts and tx records, that would indeed be fraud. Law enforcement or even the threat of that recourse is likely to counteract such behavior. Thirdly, as I stated above, this is a new system. New standards and SOP’s will be developed as needed. As these are low-probability events I’m certain transaction insurance would be very cheap and fairly simple to employ. Could be a good opportunity for legacy intermediaries that are being put out of business by the superior tech. Lastly, I’m certain there will be some kind of “refund regulations” that will require businesses to refund customers when in control of bearer money or else legal action will be taken under the new regulation. It needs to all be built and as adoption continues and the technology is refined and developed these things will happen. These are not insurmountable problems and the efficiencies bitcoin affords *greatly* outweigh the costs they add to commerce. I would never turn my nose up at a system that makes *every transaction* more efficient and cheaper for the 1 in 10,000 instance where it created a less efficient outcome. It makes no sense from a mathematical standpoint.
Ah yes, but remember crypto is predatory and this is SOP ☠️
From your post history, you seem to be a Cardano fan. I’m pretty sure ADA and SOP both have the same nakamoto coefficient
Which would be SOP for these assets. We lived through something similar after the first 20k ATH in 2017/18. Limped along till the bottom fell out, then bounced hard.
Sad that SOP for any unsolicited message from a female is to immediately do a reverse image search
Isn't it SOP for centralized exchanges to have lots of seperate coldwallets with a relatively standardized ammounts of BTC. If they have one transaction stuck in the queue couldn't they just top it up with another cold wallet? There's so much outflow from exchanges right now when ever that stuck transaction gets processed it will still be needed in the hot wallet anyways.
u/cpzhao It SOP for BINANCE to let hackers withdraw a users FUNDS when the hacker's originating IP address is a different country to the owners account?
It seems to be SOP for Coinbase to go offline when big movements occur.
Yes, I agree….however, there may be the behemoths now or some of the more hidden ones which really satisfy whatever the bank requires to fulfil their customers needs and their SOP’s.
Banks: “we plan to offer crypto sales/custodianship of crypto to our customers for much higher prices than someone can do alone. This is our SOP for many services.”
Can anyone easily enough list the steps one could possibly take to follow the sequence she described or the closest thing to it? Just for fun I might chuck it in a process chart and contrast it with more common laundering methods to visually answer her questions re making it easier to hide, which undoubtedly will be a clear no from the perspectives of the amount of fuck around steps it would take to follow her SOP and the need to repeat it an absurd amount of times to launder the kinda money she is talking about, and also the paper trail it probably leaves... **EW Question** Does: 1. Hopping from one blockchain to another; 2. Depositing tokens in a couple of wallets that don't require him to provide identifying information; 3. And does using a mixing service; All make it easier for him to hide his money?
Can I use BTC as legal tender for my company in New Jersey? If so, does anybody have resources of an SOP/compliance reference I can use?
You must not understand political fund raising. This is Elizabeth Warren’s brand. Crypto folks freak out about it as thought it’s only crypto. It’s not. Amazon, the billionaire class and the stock market are all favorite targets of here brand of populist rhetoric. All her talk over the years has led to almost no real regs but I’m sure it gets her donors fired up. Regardless of political persuasions, this kind of headline grabbing tough talk is SOP. It’s also just that, talk. So take a chill pill. It’s just circus barking. Crypto is gonna be fine.
Stupidest shit ever. Millions of people watch the Super Bowl. A blank QR code with no identification is going to generate a SHITLOAD of traffic. The Don’t take out a Super Bowl ad if you can’t support the traffic it’ll generate. Then again, SOP for CB
SOP is following 1. Reinstall OS/Database 2. Restore from a clean backup 3. Better password protection 4. Do not install random software again 5. Move on
They followed SOP. If they announced the hack before they had the chance to confirm the hole was closed, the massive target they just painted on their back could have been exploited for way more than what was lost.
This is SOP for grid management. Industrial customers are always first to shutdown during power shortages.
You are correct it didn't take 1 year to go from the first aircraft to space rockets, but once the first rocket was launched it took a much shorter time to build the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. My impatience has nothing to do with the price. Short-term price action is a voting machine and doesn't reflect any actual progress or creation of value. I actually made a good return on my ADA before selling it. My frustration is with the slow development. Ethereum started development in 2014 and was launched in 2015 Cardano development started in 2015 and launched in 2017 Ethereum has faced a lot of criticism over taking short cuts to launch quickly and are today having to deal with the tech debt of those decision, but there is a very real first mover's advantage in technology. Launching with a minimally viable product is a standard SOP in the technology space as it allows you to gain momentum while making development choices as customers demand it. I have heard over and over about the philosophy of Hoskinson is to do the research up front, "do it right," produce a rigorously academically reviewed blockchain. The history of technology is littered with ideas sometimes superior ideas that never become successful because they take too long to develop and are passed by for faster moving solutions. Cardano was created after Hoskinson left Ethereum to create what he believed would be a better protocol. The two blockchains started development only a year apart. **Maybe** Cardano's approach will result in a technically superior blockchain, but that has yet to be proven and so far I have seen nothing giving Cardano a lasting competitive advantage that can make up the ground on other smart contract blockchains including Ethereum.
Don’t believe what you think. You have no clue what’s going to happen. Take what reality gives you. Focus on accumulating satoshi’s and proper custody SOP’s. Lower your time preference. Stop looking at charts. Stop listening to scammers and idiots. Plan, invest and enjoy your life - it’s ending 1 minute at a time.
Admins don't contact us whatsoever, should try modding a larger sub - admin contact is very, very limited. This is basically SOP whenever a project starts breaking reddit rules, it's actually detailed in the manipulation page in the rules that a project will get temp blacklisted when it happens - has happened like 7-8 times before. Those pretending that this is something new or targeted have simply never used the sub before, or they'd know its normal to do. As for lawyers, definitely none of those involved. The most we've had to do with a lawyer was doing a recent ama.
The warning was there last week, and CMC filters out coins that don't meet certain criteria in their top 2000, IIRC, that's just their SOP.
This happens everytime there is a massive swing in price of a popular token. If you use the search function in this sub you will see this has been SOP since the inception of Coinbase and Crypto. Com
Fair point, but you don’t have to be a billionaire. I’ll have to find the sources I’ve seen since it has crossed my screen more than once. Gotta start bookmarking those “one day I’ll need this” posts as SOP.
SOP for US law enforcement and foreign policy
I’m with you!! BTC and ETH, supplemented with ALGO, ETH2, and XTZ. Been building up ALGO and XTZ for the last few months and was very pleasantly surprised the last few days. My SOP has been to spend money on my CB card for 4% XLM, then alternate every Friday turning the XLM into XTZ or ALGO. Last few weeks XTZ has been low so I’ve only been doing that and I managed to squirrel away a decent amount. I also regularly DCA, but the rewards are a nice bonus on top. If you haven’t requested a CB card, I highly recommend.
This is SOP for virtually every bill passed in the house. There is no law that states you have to read the bill before voting on it. It’s not uncommon for bills to be posted within hours of the vote. Hell the people voting on them aren’t even the people who wrote them. I can only imagine the amount of money or tax breaks lobbyists have written in for themselves. People call me hyperbolic or jaded or cynical when I say that neither the elected Democrat or Republican officials give a damn about the people. This is the end game right here for them. Getting your name on a bill and getting some legislation attached to it that benefits you first, your party second, your wealthy friends next and maybe, MAYBE something will eke its way down to the people that it’s supposed to help. Fuck every single politician in this absolutely corrupt, deplorable system. None of them deserve your vote, none of them deserve your support.
As for the CS degree, I too think it's not a mandatory thing anymore. Most of the programmers at my company are from different engineering background, mostly from electrical or electronics engineering. I myself have degrees in mechanical engineering. I agree that the programming is not CS specific job but a college degree in any engineering or finance specific field helps, so does the professional certifications (certificates definitely changes the salary negotiation game). But if you can prove your skills through open source projects on GitHub that would suffice to land you a job without a college degree. But then again, it's all region specific and depends on the organization structure. In big companies where the applications goes through HR, it's specifically hard to get through screening. Mostly the people in HR has no idea about how to evaluate a programmer's skill, they have a regular SOP and screening process there, and college degree is one of them. It's hard to get past the HR to the department head in this context. I am not trying to discourage anyone, just a few things that I experienced in this industry. At the end of the day, a programmer's ability is evaluated based on his coding skills and code reliability.
Yes. Ripple is going to lose to the SEC. The legal arguments are what matter. The case is in the discovery phase. Lawyers are literally just requesting documents from each other. It's all SOP. Nothing matters until actual arguments are made before the court.
I mean, it’s quite obvious the SEC is doing whatever it can to impede any advancement in the crypto space. That, combined with the political pressure it’s getting, it’s even more obvious that they will never accept things out of their control…..unless we negate their intervention in that space, considering they’re outdated and not willing to update their SOP.
SOP be like: What dip? Seriously, it managed to recover so quicky back to $180 range, that's pretty insane.
Please for Godsake have some common sense in you. Stop listening to the hyperbole by the SOP shillers here, they only gain from it.
I got no source. Basically both Luna and SOP present good alternatives to Eth for Defi due to the Eth hard folk not proving to make gas fees any cheaper, hence these crazy rallies. It’s a mix of rumours, news and clever whales charging a pump in all the chaos. Luna is also releasing a big update so that might have to do with it.
Money is extremely important, it will buy your life, check points, SOP fees. Imagine if everyone in that plane yesterday had their cash in crypto assets, they wouldn’t be refugees they could be entrepreneurs.
Or is it SOP Shitpost of proof!
Fanny Pack = Intsa visual images of fannies in a pack, are SOP in these parts.
Yeah I can understand but people are taking covid very light. They are not following SOP's so that's why it's spreading every where quickly.
Dude, that's pretty much SOP for any good company with KYC compliance.
Yes and the same SOP also prevents you use your own money to buy crypto via Binance in UK for example.
My friend a 25 year old university graduate fell for a scam 2 months ago. People of all ages get scammed all the time and hence the SOP exists.
Wow, people believe the 9percent claim? What is wrong with people monetary greed, this is a freaking stablecoins, you cannot earn interest on this. They're made to keep fluctuations away, they have the exact opposite SOP. They enable speculation on linked assets...ah well. Good luck with these 9percent, this will be another rug pull story with many tears.
I appreciate you taking the time to explain that to me. I haven't moved any crypto I've bought so I haven't encountered this scenario before because of that. The red flag in the process, and I'm not sure how close you watch all of this SHIB action, is the attitude from the creator/dev 'Shytoshi". They've had an abundance of time to compile an in-depth SOP for the swap and yet this person is on twitter berating people for asking question and having issues. It's all pretty suspect to me, and reminds me of those scammer videos on Youtube where the scammer gets really impatient because he just wants those gift card codes.
Auctioned. That is just their typical SOP.
As for mine, i did made mistake once by entering wrong reference number for wire transfer. I contacted support they told me to wait for it to get refunded as this was actually their SOP to return funds that did not follow the appropriate step. At the same time i made a dispute/claim showing my transaction receipt and put the reason i made the dispute (i put wrong reference number). So i was expecting for it to bounce back, but to my surprise they actually credited my account.
I believe auctioning is in their SOP. So i don’t think it is appropriate to highlight the irony of it.