AI Spam Report Reference Thread

[memehunter]

AI only feeds on what's already on the Internet- some of these local dishes are not  

I hate personal comments, especially without any base. But this time I will speak my mind.
It is rather sad to see that you picked up the weakest part (in your mind) of my argument and avoided the crux. I do not know why it is so difficult for you to admit your mistake.
You did the same thing with nutildah's main argument where he showed you clearly that you were wrong but you chose to hold on to a very irrelevant (here) tangent.
Now I don't want to repeat that otherwise I could have asked you that how do you know that those names are not available on internet? and for your information AI can generate things which are not available on internet, especially new text.
But again this is not the point. Point was you mistakenly told me that I was wrong and instead of addressing your mistake you are just digging a deeper hole for yourself.
It is you who do not know how to use tags properly not me (in this case).

Edit: When your argument is valid and sound you do not need to drop big names.

[Ultegra134]

~Snipped~

There's always the possibility I ended up quoting the wrong post, I had multiple tabs open so I might have confused it. Apart from that, since we've been receiving mixed results, I decided to check with Originality as well. Here's a photo of the evidence. From my experience, it's the most accurate I've seen so far, finding AI written texts when others could not.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I'm generally against accounts being added to DT within their first year of existence but in this case he is doing the right thing, so long as he is also reporting the posts.

This user  Victorybit1, started with using AI.

   Victorybit1

After I tagged him, he begged me to forgive him.

(I wouldn't do it in other cases)

Unfortunately, I believed him. But now I see that the story continues, and in addition to posting topics that are not useful, he also tries to deceive using the humanizer.
I will put the tag back in its original place.

[Ultegra134]

Unfortunately, I believed him. But now I see that the story continues, and in addition to posting topics that are not useful, he also tries to deceive using the humanizer.
I will put the tag back in its original place.

I'm at work now, so I've only gone through some of his posts with our regular scanners and one post with Originality but I'm not detecting anything. Am I missing something? Any examples? Otherwise I'll do a thorough check when I get back home and hopefully, we'll find what's going on.

Edit: After correcting a post's grammar mistakes and broken punctuation marks I came up with this on Originality However, I can't make a valid judgement without checking more of his posts, one post might be a false positive, so I'd like to give him the benefit of the doubt before doing a thorough search.

[Victorybit1]

This is very bad because this AI generated post accusations is false because those were written by me and not by AI or help from AI although I don't know if the use of grammarly keyboard for correction of grammar is terms as used of AI because that's the only source I use in writing and even that I don't use always. But I have seen a lot of users here use grammarly and even others recommending it.

My first time starting the forum I was using AI of which I have learnt my lesson and took correction. Just like lovemayfamilies said I had to PM her and ask her to see reason as I have as learnt that AI usage is wrong in the community of which I haven't used again since that time of correction. I have more than enough post and replies since the time of correction and non of them are AI generated so why will I use it again when I know the cost of using it. Please you guys can do a proper check and not be quick to judgement and @lovemayfamilies I did not use AI for my write up and not Him as am a Lady her

If you check most of the topic I have created I always highlight my point and make it so details by listing some of the issue and point am taking about and if am not mistaken most AI content are all about details. But I can tell you that those post aren't AI generated posts.

Although am very curious to know why this is showing AI and would like to know if it isn't possible for someone to write a post and correct the grammar and detail it so well that it would show up as AI generated content.

Again since the time of correction I haven't used AI to write and I urge the experts(DT) to check my post and reply before tagging it as AI generated.

[memehunter]

This is very bad because this AI generated post accusations is false because those were written by me and not by AI

No, accusations are pretty correct with the reports from three detectors.

I don't know if the use of grammarly keyboard for correction of grammar is terms as used of AI

Before commenting further, please let me know if you are using a paid version and using the features of paraphrasing and generative AI?

Again since the time of correction I haven't used AI

False.

I urge the experts(DT) to check my post and reply before tagging it as AI generated.

Let's see what other members think of that. It is up to them if they believe me or not. Since you are yet to file a reply to my question of 'to what extent you are using grammarly features?', I am waiting for your answer before commenting further on your posting style and why many more of your posts showing AI detection for one or two AI detectors.

[Excimer]

Another one AI-spammer who trying set me up

RULE 3 ISNT REAL

https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3688192

[Alone055]

This is very bad because this AI generated post accusations is false because those were written by me and not by AI or help from AI although I don't know if the use of grammarly keyboard for correction of grammar is terms as used of AI because that's the only source I use in writing and even that I don't use always. But I have seen a lot of users here use grammarly and even others recommending it.

That doesn't make any sense. Why would you use Grammarly for some posts and don't use it for others? I also have Grammarly Premium, and I can see many mistakes in this particular post of yours, which proves that you are not using Grammarly because if you were, you would use it to write this post as well. Besides, posts where you use Grammarly to correct mistakes aren't detected as AI-generated posts. Please have a look at my posts. I use Grammarly, too, but my posts wouldn't be detected as written by an AI model because I write them myself and only use Grammarly to correct the small mistakes that I might make.


Another newbie found using AI right after creating his account.

User: sumondk

While it's a fun notion to think that Valentine's Day always brings red charts in crypto, there’s no hard rule behind it. Historically, Bitcoin's behavior around this time has been mixed—some years showing dips and others stabilizing or even rallying before the day. The current red market vibes might be amplifying bearish sentiment now, but external factors like global events and exchange promotions (like the MyCryptoQueen contest) can sometimes give the market a little boost. So, while we might be feeling the red this time around, it's all part of the unpredictable crypto ride!

Copyleaks: 100% AI Content Found
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI-generated

In my opinion, the UK stands out by putting a strong emphasis on maintaining clean, safe, and well-organized urban spaces. Despite some of the negative rumors, seeing cities like London with their efficient public services, visible policing, and overall vibrant community life shows a different story one that feels almost like a well-tuned dream. There’s a lot to learn from the UK's approach to urban planning and public management, proving that with the right policies in place, a country can truly enhance the quality of life for its citizens.

Copyleaks: 100% AI Content Found
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI-generated

Your determination to kick off the year by learning from past mistakes and diversifying your income—with plans to invest in Bitcoin despite its volatility and start a water business to meet everyday needs—is a proactive approach that can set you up for long-term success; careful planning, risk management, and thorough market research will be key.

What specific strategies are you considering for managing Bitcoin’s volatility, and how do you plan to differentiate your water business in a competitive market?

Copyleaks: 100% AI Content Found
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake
Quillbot: 100% AI-generated & AI-refined

[Free Market Capitalist]

This guy was red tagged in the past and coming back is spaming the forum with his AI generated threads.

Hello everyone,

I hope this post finds you well. I wanted to open up a discussion about online betting strategies, as I know many in our community are interested in this topic. Specifically, I’m curious if anyone has discovered a well-rounded strategy that has yielded good results.

Effective Strategies: Has anyone found a great strategy for betting online? There are so many approaches out there, from value betting to arbitrage and matched betting. I’m interested in hearing about any particular methods that you’ve found to be successful, as well as your experiences—both positive and negative—with those strategies.

Calculated Risks and Returns: In the world of betting, taking calculated risks can sometimes lead to higher returns. Where do you believe we can draw the line between a safe bet and a high-risk wager? Are there specific bet types or events that you find offer better potential for returns?

Generating Passive Income: Another angle worth exploring is the potential for generating passive income through online betting. Are there any platforms or strategies that you've used or heard of that could allow for a more consistent income stream without the constant need for active involvement?

The Reality of Betting: Finally, it's important to acknowledge that betting is often a risky business. Statistics suggest that 99% of people end up losing money in the long run. With that in mind, how do you all manage risk, and what measures do you put in place to mitigate losses while attempting to maximize returns?

I believe exchanging knowledge on these points can not only enhance our understanding but also help others navigate the sometimes treacherous waters of online betting more effectively. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences!

Copyleaks: 100% AI Content Found
GPTZero: 100%Probability AI generated

The other one that is spaming the forum with its AI generated garbage is RULE 3 ISNT REAL. The following text:

I have to say,  I'm fed up with the sheer quantity of sub-boards on this site. Hundreds? Are you guys serious? It's like trying to find a needle in a haystack, but the needle is on fire and the hay is being blown away by a hurricane.

Take, for instance, the Meetups board. I mean, scroll a bit and the last thread on that board dates back to 'April 28, 2024, 08:53:45 AM' - it's starting to feel like a ghost town. And don't even get me started on the Investor-based games board. Either nobody cares, or nobody remembers it exists.

And what's with all these overlapping boards? For example, can we please just merge the Auction one into Goods? It's not like it's getting any use anyway. We've got multiple solutions to a non-existent problem. If nobody posts in an auction thread, maybe it's time to scrap it altogether.

Before you start throwing pitchforks, let me ask: are we really adding value with all these boards, or are we just creating more trash? But hey, what do I know? I'll just sit here and watch as we continue to accumulate dust.

A word to the uninformed: This text isn't created by magic, it's just a result of complex math calculations (AI)

According to Copyleaks is 100% IA generated and I don't think more is needed as he himself boasts of using the AI.

[ABCbits]

Can anyone help check any of these users?
https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3655329 - BitJannik
https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3680189 - MaxLevCoin
https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3687362 - Dee_BlackdAddy

I saw them spamming Mining board with generic information, but i'm not fully sure about it.

The other one that is spaming the forum with its AI generated garbage is RULE 3 ISNT REAL. The following text:

--snip--

According to Copyleaks is 100% IA generated and I don't think more is needed as he himself boasts of using the AI.

Troll, alt account and AI/chatbot spammer at once? crazy.

[memehunter]

Can anyone help check any of these users?
https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3655329 - BitJannik
https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3680189 - MaxLevCoin
https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3687362 - Dee_BlackdAddy

I checked and only  BitJannik and MaxLevCoin are confirmed AI spammer as per me.




User: BitJannik
AI SPAMMER: 100%

This sounds like an innovative approach but there are some real risks to consider. Bitcoin's price swings could significantly impact retirement savings and government control over private keys might raise trust issues. Perhaps a better approach would be allowing people to allocate a portion of their pension of bitcoin instead of goin all in. That way, individuals get exposure to potential growth while minimizing the downside. I think regulation and security would be major hurdles but it is an interesting concept worth exploring.

GPTZERO : 100%
SAPLING AI: 100%
STEALTH WRITER AI; 80%

Cloud mining sounds like an easy way to profit from crypto but most services either offer poor returns or turn out to be scams. I always check for transparency, proof of hardware, and user feedback before considering any provider. If a service promises guaranteed profits or has vague contract details, I stay away.

GPTZERO: 100%
SAPLING AI: 53%
STEALTH WRITER AI; 67%

Crypto vending machines sound amazing but i think we're still a few years away from widespread adoption. The technology is there, fast and cheap transactions with solana, tron, and litecoin but businesses need incentives to implement it. There are also regulatory concerns, potential price volatility and the need for easy to use wallets. It's possible, but for now, i dont see it being more than a niche concept. However, if crypto payments become more common in retail, vending machines could be next!

GPTZERO: 100%
SAPLING AI: 99%
STEALTH WRITER AI; 50%

Bitcoin has revolutionized the investment world and i believe its potential is till unfolding. With growing adoption, institutional backing and increasing scarcity, it could become one of the most valuable assets globally. Unlike real estate, which is location dependent, bitcoin is accessible to anyone with an internet connection. While real estate remains a strong investment, btc ability to store value and facilitate borderless transactions gives it a unique edge. If its adoption continue to grow, it could play a major role in the future of global finance

COPYLEAKS : 100%
SAPLING AI:  100%
GPTZERO:      100%


User: MaxLevCoin
AI SPAMMER 100%

I have concerns about government involvement in bitcoin wallets. One of bitcoin's core principles is decentralization so having the government hold private keys until retirement goes against that. What happens if policies change or if mismanagement occurs? A better approach might be self-custodied bitcoin retirement accounts where individuals can opt in but retain control. I'd be interested in hearing more ideas on how this could work without compromising bitcoin's core values.

COPYLEAKS : 100%
SAPLING AI:  100%
GPTZERO:      100%

I've seen bitcoin doubters miss out time and time again. The truth is those who ignore its potential now may regret it later. Bitcoin isn't just another asset, it's a revolution in finance and digital ownership. While it's natural for some to hesitate, history has shown that those who take action early often benefit the most. The best strategy? Keep stacking and stay ahead!

COPYLEAKS : 100%
SAPLING AI:  100%
STEALTH WRITER AI: 100%

Bitcoin's resilience is fascinating and in a way it mirrors the nature of ideas. Once they spread, they're nearly impossible to erase. Even if one version of bitcoin were taken down, another would likely emerge, just like open source projects that refuse to die. But survival isn't just about existing, it's about staying relevant and valuable. The real test will be how bitcoin adapts to future challenges while keeping its core principles intact. What do you think could be its biggest existential threat?

COPYLEAKS : 100%
STEALTH WRITER AI: 100%
GPTZERO: 100%

[nutildah]

Post 2.

To clarify a few points:
...
It’s important to note that...
...

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake
GPTZero: 81% Probability AI Generated

Strangely, Copyleaks and GPTZero showed me completely different results.

Let's break this one down as its another example of mixing AI with human text. One of the biggest giveaways that AI is involved is the flawless English. One of the biggest giveaways that it is mixed is the switchup to poor English. For example, Copyleaks says 0% AI-generated for the above post, but when we remove human-added parts and fix incorrect punctuation:

To clarify a few points:

- Just because you’ve used the same device for other crypto without issues doesn’t mean it’s safe as some malwares targets specific types of keys, backup files, etc.

- Testing with small amounts doesn’t guarantee safety as some hackers might target larger sums instead.

- Avoiding installing suspicious apps or files isn’t a foolproof way to ensure safety as there are many seemingly legitimate apps that can still compromise your data even screenshots and saved files thats include any data in your clipboard.

It’s important to note that not all hot wallets are compromised, not all devices are hacked, and not every online method is at risk. However, there is a potential risk of exposure when using them without a solid understanding of security practices. If you believe you have thoroughly evaluated your device security and you are confident that it's secure, you can consider using the Blue wallet option, but if you’re unsure about your device security it’s best to stick with the safer options suggested by LoyceV.

The Copyleaks result:

Again since the time of correction I haven't used AI to write and I urge the experts(DT) to check my post and reply before tagging it as AI generated.

This is obviously not true. You're lazy and you got caught. If you focused on just running 1 account, this probably wouldn't have happened. The Council of Experts has spoken, and you are hereby banished to the Halls of Mediocrity. Please repay your loan to shasan. If you continue posting without the use of AI, revisit this thread in 6 months and I will consider removing my tag.

The other one that is spaming the forum with its AI generated garbage is RULE 3 ISNT REAL. The following text:

--snip--

According to Copyleaks is 100% IA generated and I don't think more is needed as he himself boasts of using the AI.

Troll, alt account and AI/chatbot spammer at once? crazy.

Like all trolls, the secret is to ignore them. They feed off replies. Starve them, and they go away.

[igebotz]

Can anyone help check any of these users?
https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3655329 - BitJannik
https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3680189 - MaxLevCoin
https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3687362 - Dee_BlackdAddy

I saw them spamming Mining board with generic information, but i'm not fully sure about it.

Dee_BlackdAddy unhelpful/spam/generic posts are deleted by the mod - finishing for merits and always end up digging their own graves.

*Removed some Dee_BlackdAddy spams from the local board, he ran to the general board to continue spamming.

MaxLevCoin - shameless spammer

Troll, alt account and AI/chatbot spammer at once? crazy.

He wants to change the world in 1 week.

[nutildah]

I'm making it a personal policy to no longer respond to accounts that post using ChatGPT or Grok. Its weird and wrong to bother conversing with a robot mimicking a human. Its like, we aren't using AI any more -- AI is using us.

Speaking of which, every word written by this newbie is AI-generated nothingness:

Mdshajjad33

#1

As a newcomer to Bitcointalk, I have been exploring different sections of the forum and learning how discussions take place. One thing I have noticed is that earning Merit is quite challenging for new users, as it requires contributing something valuable to the community. While I understand that Merit is given for meaningful posts, I am still figuring out what kind of content is truly appreciated.

I would love to hear from experienced members—what are some effective ways for a newbie like me to improve and eventually earn Merit? Are there specific topics or sections where beginners have a better chance of being recognized? Also, what mistakes should I avoid to ensure that my posts are useful and engaging?

I appreciate any guidance you can provide, as I am eager to learn and grow in this forum!

Sapling: 100% Fake
Copyleaks: 100% AI-generated
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI generated


#2

Bitcoin has often been referred to as "digital gold" due to its scarcity, decentralized nature, and store-of-value characteristics. While gold has been a trusted asset for centuries, Bitcoin offers a new, more accessible alternative for wealth preservation. Unlike gold, Bitcoin is easy to store, transfer, and divide, making it a revolutionary asset in the digital age.

However, some argue that Bitcoin’s volatility and regulatory challenges make it less stable compared to traditional gold. Despite this, many investors and institutions continue to view it as a hedge against inflation and a key part of the future financial system.

What do you think—will Bitcoin ever surpass gold in terms of value and trust, or will gold remain the ultimate safe-haven asset?

Sapling: 100% Fake
Copyleaks: 100% AI-generated
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI generated


#3

Thank you for your response! I completely understand why my post might seem a bit advanced for a newbie. Before joining Bitcointalk, I spent some time researching how scams work in the crypto space and reading different discussions on the forum to familiarize myself with the terminology.

While I am new here, I believe that educating oneself about scams is essential from day one. Many newcomers fall victim to scams simply because they are unaware of the common tactics used by fraudsters. That’s why I decided to share my understanding on this topic—both as a way to contribute and to learn from more experienced members like you.

I appreciate your feedback and would love to hear any additional insights you have on staying safe in this forum!

Sapling: 100% Fake
Copyleaks: 100% AI-generated
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI generated

[logfiles]

Can anyone help check any of these users?
https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3655329 - BitJannik
https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3680189 - MaxLevCoin
https://asktom.cf/index.php?action=profile;u=3687362 - Dee_BlackdAddy

I checked and only  BitJannik and MaxLevCoin are confirmed AI spammer as per me.

I think I know who the culprit that is farming these accounts  ------> This guy.
I noticed he has taken his farming mission to the mining (altcoins board) where he makes his posts and then uses his alt accounts to reply. For the past few days, he has been offline, and the offline times of all the alts is pretty close to each other.

I don't think it's a coincidence because these accounts reply to similar posts and boards

1. KjellBlocks
Date Registered:    January 17, 2025, 05:39:10 AM
Last Active:    February 14, 2025, 03:05:53 AM

2. MaxLevCoin
Date Registered:    January 06, 2025, 08:03:45 AM
Last Active:    February 14, 2025, 07:59:52 AM
1. Tue 04 Feb 2025 11:10:07 AM CET: 1 (1) from BitJannik (history) for Re: Will AIs steal Bitcoin? An Experiment

3. BitJannik
Date Registered:    September 25, 2024, 11:36:20 AM
Last Active:    February 14, 2025, 07:30:58 AM

4. serchan
Date Registered:    January 26, 2014, 07:48:10 PM
Last Active:    February 14, 2025, 03:26:24 PM

5. BitSean
Date Registered:    January 20, 2025, 05:58:44 AM
Last Active:    February 14, 2025, 02:49:32 AM

6. AsvXrin
Date Registered:    February 12, 2025, 08:52:24 AM
Last Active:    February 14, 2025, 07:52:47 AM

7. KovaBTC
Date Registered:    February 04, 2025, 06:22:08 AM
Last Active:    February 14, 2025, 08:16:43 AM

8. RagnarTheThunderer
Date Registered:    February 11, 2025, 02:06:06 AM
Last Active:    February 14, 2025, 07:39:26 AM

9. SigCrypto
Date Registered:    February 12, 2025, 08:41:33 AM
Last Active:    February 14, 2025, 07:47:12 AM

10. doubletheprof
Date Registered:    December 06, 2023, 12:16:37 PM
Last Active:    February 14, 2025, 02:06:35 PM

Miscellaneous

A. OwenRoark ------> Last Active:    January 29, 2025, 07:44:27 PM
B. giorgio1993 ------> Last Active:    January 08, 2025, 09:18:08 AM
C. Auslander ------> Last Active:    January 24, 2025, 07:45:30 PM

This will be a reference link when I tag the account in the near future. I believe there are more accounts involved in the farm ring. There is also evidence that they are trying to shill scam/shady mining sites.

[Ultegra134]

I'm making it a personal policy to no longer respond to accounts that post using ChatGPT or Grok. Its weird and wrong to bother conversing with a robot mimicking a human. Its like, we aren't using AI any more -- AI is using us.

Speaking of which, every word written by this newbie is AI-generated nothingness:

Mdshajjad33

He hasn't given up, he's now "promoting his ideas" on how to make the forum more welcoming to new members. Perhaps by not using AI? How pathetic is he. What's worse though is that these two members that replied to him haven't realized that it's AI, either they don't have the experience to spot it or they simply care to create one more post for their quota. I'm reporting all his new posts, hopefully he'll get nuked.

Post 1.

"Bitcointalk has been a vital platform for the crypto community for years, providing a space for discussions, knowledge sharing, and networking. However, for many newcomers, navigating the forum can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to understanding the rules, choosing the right boards, and engaging in discussions properly.

I've noticed that many new members make common mistakes—posting in the wrong section, sharing low-quality content, or unintentionally violating forum rules. This often leads to negative reactions, deleted posts, and in some cases, even bans.

To improve the onboarding experience for new users, I believe the forum could implement a few additional measures:

1️⃣ A Dedicated "Newcomer’s Guide" Board: A centralized space containing essential threads, forum rules, and frequently asked questions to help newcomers get started.
2️⃣ An Automated Guidance System: A bot that provides step-by-step instructions when a new user makes their first post, helping them avoid common mistakes.
3️⃣ A Community Mentorship Program: Experienced members volunteering to guide and support newcomers, ensuring they understand the forum’s best practices.

Implementing such initiatives could make Bitcointalk a more welcoming and educational platform for newcomers. What do other members think? What additional measures could improve the onboarding process for new users?"

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
GPTZero: 100% AI Generated
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake

Post 2.

"Bitcoin’s security model has evolved significantly since its inception in 2009. Initially, miners relied solely on block rewards, but as halvings reduce these rewards, transaction fees are expected to play a more significant role in securing the network. However, questions remain about whether this transition will be sustainable in the long run.

Some experts argue that Bitcoin’s long-term security depends on consistently high transaction fees, while others suggest alternative mechanisms, such as periodic soft forks to adjust incentives. Additionally, innovations like drivechains and rollups could introduce new security dynamics without altering Bitcoin’s fundamental principles.

As Bitcoin moves toward a future where block rewards diminish, how will its security model adapt to maintain decentralization and resilience?"

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
GPTZero: 100% AI Generated
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake

Post 3.

Time plays a silent but crucial role in everything we do. From the moment we wake up to the end of the day, our activities are guided by how we use time. Some moments feel rushed, while others seem to pass slowly, yet every second carries meaning.

Many people find that organizing their tasks helps them feel more in control of their day. Others enjoy the spontaneity of going with the flow. Whether structured or flexible, the way we interact with time affects our productivity, relationships, and well-being.

In what ways do you think time management influences a person’s success and happiness?

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
GPTZero: 100% AI Generated
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake

[memehunter]

I think I know who the culprit that is farming these accounts  ------> This guy.
I noticed he has taken his farming mission to the mining (altcoins board) where he makes his posts and then uses his alt accounts to reply. For the past few days, he has been offline, and the offline times of all the alts is pretty close to each other.

I checked the profile in question and while it very difficult for me to blame him for farming on behalf of your evidence, it is quite clear that he is an AI spammer.

User:  doubletheprof.

So I came across this blog post on OneMiners' website while researching some altcoin mining opportunities, and I have to say—it got me thinking. It breaks down why Dogecoin mining is unexpectedly profitable right now, even compared to some of the big-name coins.

A lot of people write off Doge as just a meme, but the numbers tell a different story. The article goes into details about factors like the latest market trends, mining difficulty, and how the merge mining with Litecoin is actually a huge advantage.

Not trying to shill or anything, but I figured it might be interesting for anyone looking into mining altcoins right now. Check it out here : https://oneminers.com/blogs/news/why-is-dogecoin-crypto-mining-so-profitable-right-now

Curious to hear what others think tho—is Dogecoin mining worth it in the long run, or just a temporary spike?

Copyleaks: 100%
GPTZero   : 100%
StealthWriter AI: 83.33%

Hello!

As a happy customer of oneminers hosting, I can share my experience with their hosting services for ASIC miners.

I’ve been hosting with them for a while now, and their uptime has been excellent so far. They maintain transparent communication and proactive maintenance, which minimizes any unexpected issues. On the rare occasion of a disruption (e.g., due to external factors like power grid issues), they were quick to address it and kept me informed throughout.

Fortunately, I’ve never faced significant losses requiring compensation. However, their policies are clear, and they seem fair about resolving issues responsibly.

I haven't needed to pursue claims because any minor concerns were handled efficiently by their support team before it escalated. They have a professional approach and prioritize customer satisfaction, so there’s rarely a need to go down the compensation route.

In general, hosting with a reliable provider significantly reduces the headaches associated with downtime or disputes. It’s all about choosing a trustworthy partner.

Hope this helps, and good luck in finding the insights you’re looking for!

Copyleaks: 100%
GPTZero   : 100%
Sapling AI: 100%

The problem with any hydrominer is that it requires an additional fluid cooling unit. It is easier and cheaper to buy a noise box and an asic with air cooling.

But since you mentioned oneminers, which is cloud mining, I would recommend not using such services.

Well, it's not a cloud mining service for several reasons:

You actually own the ASIC miner being hosted. This is a major difference from cloud mining, where you’re just renting hash power and have no claim to any physical equipment.

Cloud mining often raises concerns about whether the advertised hash power even exists. Here, you can verify your device and its operation.

Instead of vague contracts, they provide a straightforward hosting service.

Unlike cloud mining, where fees are often bundled or unclear, you pay for the actual energy consumed by your device.

Since you own the device, you’re not locked into a long-term contract. You can sell it, upgrade it, or move it somewhere else whenever you want, which isn't possible with cloud mining.

When your device reaches the end of its lifecycle, you still have options—upgrading, selling, or repurposing it. With cloud mining, once your contract ends, there’s nothing left.[/li][/list]

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I've gone a little rusty with AI detection, but I'm back in game. Two more users, both newbies (one seems to be inactive now though) have been active mostly in the altcoin section using AI. Posts reported.

User: Sketchytum

Post 1.

Staking has become one of the most widely used methods for earning passive crypto rewards. However, many staking models have issues with whale dominance, where larger holders gain an unfair advantage, leaving smaller participants with minimal rewards.

A new approach, Xpool Staking, is introducing a real-time reward system that calculates rewards based on multiple hourly snapshots of staked assets which I came across on BingX official page on X. This method prevents manipulation and ensures a more even distribution of rewards among participants.

How Xpool Staking Works:
1. Stake USDT within the event timeframe (Feb 17h-24th)
2. Hourly snapshots are taken randomly to determine staked amounts
3. Fair distribution of rewards based on proportional staking
4. Unstaking is allowed at any time (except for bonus requirements)

For those who qualify, additional incentives are available, but strict guidelines prevent unfair practices such as multi-account staking.

Is This the Future of Staking?
With staking becoming more competitive, ensuring fair distribution of rewards is crucial. Systems like Xpool are experimenting with new models that reduce manipulation and encourage more user participation.

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The crypto market is experiencing notable movements today, with Bitcoin (BTC) leading the charge. BTC is currently trading at $95,866, reflecting a 0.50% increase in the last 24 hours. The price fluctuated between $94,789 and $98,096, showing strong support and resistance levels.

Ethereum (ETH) has seen a more significant 1.87% rise, now at $2,636.93, with a daily range of $2,574.53 to $2,784.50. Solana (SOL), however, has dipped 0.68%, trading at $190.80, after touching a high of $198.24 and a low of $189.4 (BingX chart)

Stablecoins remain steady, with USDT holding at $1.0001 and USDC slightly below at $0.9999.

Market sentiment remains cautiously bullish despite recent macroeconomic volatility, driven by inflation concerns and regulatory discussions. The anticipation of crypto-friendly policies under the current administration could bring further momentum to the market.

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Post 3.

Bitcoin is struggling to hold above $100K, recently trading between $95,850 and $97,729, with a market cap around $1.917T. Analysts suggest further downside could be on the horizon, citing global economic uncertainty.
Ethereum, the leading altcoin, is facing a sharp decline, highlighting the current instability in the crypto market. Large price swings have led to increased liquidations, with Ethereum’s volatility spiking due to gamma hedging and futures market activity.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s growing dominance is putting pressure on altcoins, causing their total market value to drop from $1.46 trillion to $1 trillion. Investor sentiment has taken a hit, particularly with new regulatory proposals from the Trump administration adding to market uncertainty.

This cautious approach from investors is fueling additional selling pressure, and with Bitcoin’s technical indicators showing signs of weakness, analysts are warning of potential further declines in the near term.

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User: duitpercuma

Post 1.

You bring up a very important point about market regulation and the potential favoritism in government policies. In a healthy economic system, there should be a balance between the role of investors, the government, and the market mechanisms themselves to prevent monopolies or power abuses that could harm consumers.

However, in many cases, governments indeed have significant influence over the market through regulations, subsidies, or specific policies that may favor certain individuals or groups. Unfortunately, when these policies lack transparency and are skewed towards benefiting a select few, they can stifle fair competition and create economic inequality.

Monopolies or market dominance by a single entity can be dangerous because they eliminate competition and lead to unfair pricing. This is why stricter oversight from regulatory bodies and greater transparency in economic policies are essential to ensure a fair marketplace for all businesses and consumers.

What do you think? Do you have specific examples of government favoritism towards investors that you have observed?

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[Ultegra134]

I was frustrated at first, because he seems to be running for a decent amount of time, posting AI-blog like posts, with AI generated photos as well, and no one had noticed before. It came to my attention after this thread who claimed that Vincom's post was copied and pasted by another user in Altcointalks. He has been posting new topics, some of which have received some attention, while others have been ignored. He has even received almost 50 merit, he's half-way to full member.

User: Vincom

Post 1.

During his 2017-2021 presidential term, Donald Trump made a lasting impact on the U.S. economy, particularly in the energy sector. His administration aggressively expanded oil and gas exploration, propelling the U.S. to become the world’s top oil producer and achieve record-high oil exports. Trump also took pride in filling over 700 million barrels in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve ^[1,2].  

However, during the 2025-2029 term, Trump’s legacy may extend beyond oil—to BTC. While he was skeptical of crypto during his first presidency, his stance has undergone a dramatic shift. This term, he has openly embraced digital assets, accepting crypto donations for his campaign and actively criticizing the Biden administration’s regulatory approach to the industry.  

Immediately after assuming office, Trump issued an executive order to explore The National Digital Asset Stockpile ^[3], addressing the expectations of the crypto community and ensuring that the U.S. government’s holdings of over 200K BTC remain off the market. His administration is composed of strong crypto advocates, signaling a shift toward a more pro-crypto stance. This approach positions the U.S. as a potential global leader in the crypto space, aligning with Trump’s broader economic ambitions.

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Post 2.

Justin Sun, the founder of Tron, has gained recognition for his bold ideas and willingness to implement them on the Tron blockchain. While some might characterize these ideas as derivative, others see them as strategic adaptations inspired by successful solutions in the cryptocurrency market.

Tron's architecture shares similarities with Ethereum;  Tron's aspirations to become a Layer-2 scaling solution for Bitcoin resemble the goals of projects like Stacks; Sun.pump's emergence coincides with the rise of memecoin projects like Pump.fun on Solana. USDD's launch during the 2021 algorithmic stablecoin boom mirrored Terra's UST... Despite the recent surge in TRX price, the long-term success of these adopted concepts on Tron remains to be seen. Many investors primarily associate Tron with its native token TRX and TRC-20 USDT.

Ethena's USDe has piqued investor interest with its promise of staking ETH rewards. However, Justin Sun's USDD 2.0, boasting a 20% yield, raises red flags. The lack of transparency surrounding its yield source echoes the disastrous UST/LUNA collapse in 2022, causing significant losses for investors and bankruptcies across the crypto landscape.

As a cautious investor, I steer clear of USDD 2.0, even if it were USDD 20.0. For secure profit-taking during this crypto cycle, USDT remains my preferred choice. However, should I seek yield while holding a stablecoin during the next crypto winter, USDe presents a more attractive and potentially safer alternative to USDD 2.0.

I would like to know your opinion on this:

• Are you interested in revenue-sharing stablecoins as USDe and USDD 2.0?
• Do you think USDD 2.0 will be successful and bring value to Tron?
• Will traditional stablecoins as USDT & USDC be replaced by revenue-sharing stablecoins?

References:

• Tron to Launch Revamped USDD 2.0 Stablecoin with 20% APY
  

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Post 3.

Since yesterday, the crypto community has been abuzz about the memecoin TRUMP, which has now surged past 90 USD on major exchanges like KuCoin, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, and Kraken. What makes this particularly fascinating is that the price spike coincides with President Trump’s confirmation on X, occurring just ahead of his inauguration day.

There has been considerable debate surrounding this event, with opinions divided between support and criticism. Nonetheless, I believe it is entirely legal, as Trump, often regarded as the first "crypto president" of the US, is entitled to act within the bounds of the law. This is similar to his previous initiatives, such as the issuance of multiple NFTs.

My primary focus lies in financial opportunities. Since I am not bold enough to invest in TRUMP at this moment and may have missed its most significant bull run, my attention shifts to the potential positive impact on SOL and the broader Solana ecosystem. Notably, SOL has recently achieved a new ATH at 295.11 USD.

Solana has demonstrated remarkable recovery and growth, largely driven by memecoins. This resurgence began with the Sagaphone + BONK airdrop, followed by pump.fun, and now TRUMP. While other platforms like Ton, Avalanche, and Tron have also ventured into the memecoin space, they haven't achieved comparable results. For example, Tron launched Sun Pump but was not selected by TRUMP.

Congratulations to Solana and the SOL token for this success. However, I must admit that I hope Solana doesn't become solely associated with memecoins. The platform is capable of addressing a broader spectrum of user needs. With its current momentum, I look forward to seeing Solana attract more users and foster development across diverse and impactful sectors such as DeFi, GameFi, NFT, RWA, AI, MoveFi, and DePIN.

I would like to know your opinion on this:

• Do you think Trump's launch of the TRUMP memecoin on Solana is a success and a great opportunity for Solana?
• Are you investing in TRUMP and SOL?
• After memecoin, what trend will continue to explode in the Solana ecosystem?

• What the release of Trump's memecoin signals for crypto regulations
  

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Post 4.

Recent discussions have highlighted the challenges of handling crypto assets on CEXs after an account holder's death. While legal frameworks may evolve to address inheritance of crypto assets, this analysis focuses on proactive measures regarding personal crypto holdings. Given its enduring value potential, BTC is singled out as the primary asset for long-term investment.

Michael Saylor's plan to secure his BTC after death, while intriguing, raises questions about practical implementation. The core idea is to ensure his BTC remains inaccessible, preserving its value as a testament to his contributions to BTC future. 2 viable approaches to achieve this are: self-destruct mechanism & concealment. One potential strategy to ensure that a specific amount of BTC remains permanently out of circulation is to "burn" it by sending it to an inaccessible account. This effectively removes those coins from the circulating supply, potentially increasing the value of the remaining BTC.

Unlike Michael Saylor, I'm not a billionaire with a grand vision for BTC. I'm a normal worker, earning and saving in USDT. My strategy is simple: DCA into BTC with consistent USDT allocations. Profits are primarily used for essential family expenses, making it challenging to weather prolonged crypto winters. Even in a hypothetical scenario where I accumulate 1 BTC after 50 years of disciplined investing and its value appreciates to 10M USD, the sheer magnitude of that wealth would present significant financial and lifestyle management challenges.

The decision of what to do with my BTC holdings is complex. While I initially considered passing them down to my children, I've come to realize that if they are truly capable, they won't need my wealth. Conversely, if they aren't capable, they might not be responsible stewards of such a significant asset.

Given these considerations, I'm exploring alternative options. Philanthropy is an attractive path, allowing me to support causes I believe in. Alternatively, utilizing my BTC to fund extensive travel and experiences could be a fulfilling way to enjoy the fruits of my labor.

I considered depositing 1 BTC or 10M USD into a bank's permanent savings account, assuming such a service will exist in 50 years. The interest generated could potentially provide for my grandchildren's basic needs, reflecting my deep love for them. Should they not require the funds, I envision them generously donating the interest to charitable causes supporting underprivileged students or patients.

My long-term crypto investment strategy involves accumulating 1 BTC over the next 50 years, divided into 12 accumulation cycles. This translates to acquiring 0.083 BTC per cycle. While currently possessing only a fraction of this target, I remain optimistic about the crypto market's potential for sustained growth and recurring uptrend. These market cycles present valuable opportunities to generate profits and accelerate my BTC accumulation.

I would like to know your opinion on this:

• Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?
• What will you do with your crypto assets when you’re old?
• Besides BTC, which token do you believe in for the next 50 years?

• Michael Saylor’s plan to burn his Bitcoin after death – Following Satoshi’s steps?
  

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[Ultegra134]

Two more down, plenty more to go. One user is a newbie and the other one is a member, with occasional AI usage where he cannot reply or where a topic is formulated as a question or a comparison (CEX or DEX - which one is better). He also attempted to enter a signature campaign. Users tagged and posts reported.

User: HerZika

Post 1.

That’s an interesting way to look at it. I think ‘gambling for fun’ really depends on the person. For some, it’s just casual entertainment—like throwing a few bucks on a game while watching football or spinning a few slots for the excitement. But for others, it’s more than that.

I’m kind of in the middle. I enjoy the thrill, but I also like the challenge of making better decisions, finding good odds, and managing my bankroll smartly. That’s why I prefer platforms that give more than just straight-up gambling—on Galactix, for example, even when I’m betting, I’m also mining GLX tokens, which adds an extra layer of strategy and makes it feel like I’m always getting something back.

I guess the key is knowing when it stops being fun and starts becoming a problem.

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Post 2.

Some solid points here, especially about greed and accumulating bets. A lot of people chase those massive wins, but the reality is, the more games you stack up, the higher the risk of losing. I’ve learned that the hard way.

One thing I’d add is the importance of choosing the right platform too. I’ve been playing on Galactix lately, and what I like about it is that it’s not just about gambling—there are other ways to earn, like mining GLX tokens and getting daily dividends just for holding them. It makes it feel like I’m still progressing even when I’m not betting, which helps me avoid that constant urge to chase losses.

Also, totally agree with not using winnings to gamble again. Cashing out or reinvesting elsewhere is the smartest move. Looking forward to part two

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Post 3.

I think there’s a fine line between gambling for fun and gambling for financial gain. A lot of people start off casually, just placing a bet here and there, but once they experience a few big wins, the thrill kicks in, and it can become something more serious. It’s not always about ‘wanting to make money’—sometimes it’s just about chasing that feeling of winning.

I used to think I was just playing for fun too, but then I found myself betting more often than I originally intended. What really helped me find balance was switching to platforms that offer more engagement beyond just the gambling aspect. Like, on Galactix, for example, there’s a whole system of quests, mining GLX tokens, and earning daily dividends, so it feels like there’s more to do than just placing bets. That kind of variety makes a big difference, at least for me.

But yeah, I do think a lot of people convince themselves they’re gambling ‘just for fun’ when deep down, they’re also hoping to hit it big.

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Post 4.

This is a legit concern in crypto gambling. A lot of casinos market themselves as 'anonymous,' but in reality, they still track user activity or require KYC at some point. I think the real question is whether a platform actually respects player privacy or just uses 'anonymity' as a buzzword.

There are still some platforms that actually respect privacy, though. I’ve been playing on Galactix, and so far, it’s been solid in that regard. No KYC for withdrawals, and I don’t feel like I’m being tracked every step of the way.

Curious to hear what others think—do you guys fully trust any platform to keep things private?

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User: Mehmet69

Post 1.

Bitcoin trading has been full of ups and downs since its inception. It was originally designed as an everyday trading instrument, but over time its value has become dependent on demand, supply, and market sentiment. Bitcoin is not just a cryptocurrency, it is an invaluable asset for investors. It can be used as a hedge against inflation. But most importantly, Bitcoin's transaction history is much more volatile and volatile than other cryptocurrencies, which makes it even more attractive.

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Post 2.

The difference between CEX (Centralized Exchange) and DEX (Decentralized Exchange) and which one is better depends on your needs and trading experience. CEX is a type of exchange where trading is done by an intermediary institution. It is usually more user-friendly and allows trading in fiat currencies. Its advantages include ease of use, as well as the opportunity to trade on a larger platform. However, CEX collects users' personal information, which can lead to various security risks, such as the possibility of hacking.

On the other hand, DEX is a peer-to-peer system where users trade directly with each other without the participation of a central authority. Its biggest advantage is that you have complete control over your assets and it is relatively good from a security perspective.

So, if you want a simple, reliable and fiat currency trading, CEX may be the right choice for you. If privacy and security are more important to you and you want to maintain control, DEX may be the right choice for you.

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Post 3.

Bitcoin, which we firmly believe, has truly brought about a huge change in the global financial system. Although there is much disagreement about its future, its digital and decentralized nature is seen by many as one of the strongest potentials. Some may consider this a hasty generalization, but in reality it is an emerging technology that has the potential to reshape the economic infrastructure. While everyone’s views and opinions may differ, it cannot be denied that it has opened up new horizons in the world. If Bitcoin can remain stable and reliable in this sense, it will become even more important in the future and transform the current modern financial system.

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Post 4.

Trading cryptocurrencies is not that easy, especially for beginners, as the market can be very volatile and stressful. The important thing here is to gain the right knowledge and adopt the right strategy. Before you start trading, you should have a complete understanding of the market trends, the movements of different currencies, and a trading plan. This should be used as a guide to reduce the risk of making the wrong decision.

It is also common for investors to make the wrong decisions due to impatience and fear of the market, such as panic selling when the market is volatile and unstable. This can make you lose money soon, but you will regret this decision when the market improves. Therefore, the most important thing when trading is to keep a cool head and work according to a pre-determined plan. Always work hard, control your emotions, analyze the market, and make the right decisions. The right strategy and patience will help you trade successfully in the long run. And most importantly, if you are a beginner, you should always seek the services of a qualified trainer.

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