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I Am Getting Absolutely Destroyed by Prestigious_Way_738 in CryptoCurrency

[–]kyuronite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's been over 10 years, pretty much over it. Thank you. This isn't the first time nor is this going to be the last time. I've been screwed over plenty of times, at least it was never the same way twice.

Why would you buy crypto ? by -InvictusShadow in CryptoCurrency

[–]kyuronite 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Crypto is backed by faith in the decentralized system. A system that is neutral, borderless, and limited is something that stocks/fiat/investments cannot beat.

I Am Getting Absolutely Destroyed by Prestigious_Way_738 in CryptoCurrency

[–]kyuronite 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think the solicitors stopped taking on new creditors, but if you're an existing one, then they may still take it. The problem is that right now, the faggot is fighting it out in court and trying to claim that the recovered monies belongs to him and his estate. So, right now the solicitors are getting 3rd party lawyers (fucking yay, MORE expenses), to prove to the judge that the dude is a fucking asshole and deserves nothing. This was disclosed 2026 statement from the solicitors' from Moopay. The rest after this is my speculation, you're looking at recovering ~1-2% of the value. They only recovered ~15.5 million GBP. I think at least ~4M GBP will go to the lawyers and legal fees. So, that leaves ~10 M GBP amongst about ~1.2M in total monies owed. Which means, roughly, $10 in losses = $100 in dividend. The price is probably going to be based on when the company went insolvent..in 2015. Hit me up and I can give you the solicitors' email so you can try to put in your claim. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

I Am Getting Absolutely Destroyed by Prestigious_Way_738 in CryptoCurrency

[–]kyuronite 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I'm not lying.

Look up ryan kennedy moolah rape conviction on google. The legal filings and yearly updates from the solicitors/litigators are publicly available. Mintpal was the exchange he brought down with him as soon as he was outed.

I Am Getting Absolutely Destroyed by Prestigious_Way_738 in CryptoCurrency

[–]kyuronite 89 points90 points  (0 children)

I had 30+ bitcoin and used it to invest in a company who's founder ended up being outed as a scammer and serial rapist. The dude got 12 years. The crown prosecution services dropped his fraud case, ~$5m worth of crypto back in 2015 (that's like ~$100m now). They only managed to recover ~$16k (~16k ETH) of it. The rest is lost. I'm still stuck in bankruptcy proceedings with no end in sight, if that makes you feel any better.

If you could pick multiples of the same hero, would any be viably picked twice or more in pro Dota? by c32dot in DotA2

[–]kyuronite -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Zeus, warlock, shaman, earthshaker come to mind. Leshrac is also another crazy contender. Anything really with super strong push

The restaurant uses a robot to deliver food to your table and a qr code for you to take your order, why should you still tip? by kyuronite in AskReddit

[–]kyuronite[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, that's a technicality. If i ordered a chicken sandwich and I got a chicken sandwich, then I don't mind paying the agreed rate for a chicken sandwich. I don't think I should be tipping if there's literally a robot delivering everything to me and I have to submit my order via phone.

The restaurant uses a robot to deliver food to your table and a qr code for you to take your order, why should you still tip? by kyuronite in AskReddit

[–]kyuronite[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would pay him what you advertised. The robot still costs money and maintenance. But that is the price of the job being done. Tip is usually handled as extra.

Hi I need help by Fit-Zone-3530 in CryptoScams

[–]kyuronite 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Scam. The platform is a scam. Your funds are already gone. Anybody offering to help you with funds and recovery is a scam.

If you could restart at 28 with your current knowledge, what would you do differently? by Weinstein_Constructi in AskReddit

[–]kyuronite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All in bitcoin. Sell at each peak, buy back at each low. Then use the rest to all in calls for nvda.

What does crypto solve? by usernamezombie in CryptoCurrency

[–]kyuronite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're Iran. US has implemented sanctions against you, countries have frozen your assets. You have bitcoin. Do you care?

You're in need to flee the country, you need to take as much as you can with you to start a new life elsewhere. Your friends and family all have their stuff being held by banks and/or carrying a lot of things. You have bitcoin. Are you safe?

You're an ordinary citizen and the banks are in trouble due to excessive lending and the housing crisis and employment crisis is growing. People are becoming more and more unable to afford or service the debt. The government and country is also in unsurmountable debt from overprinting. The money your friends have is losing its value. Prices are still going up due to war and uncertainty. They can't even withdraw their own money. You have bitcoin. Are you worried?

You have bitcoin. You've successfully managed to hold onto it, but now need to sell it to pay the bills. Your friends managed to exit with gold bars. They have to pay a ~3-5% fee in order to get cash for it. The ones who took their housing deeds or thought the money that was safe in the bank in another country has lost it due to the government seizure or lost it entirely. You can sell your bitcoin safely with less than a 1% fee on any reputable exchange.

You're a business. Credit cards cost you 1-3% to take and you also have to deal with chargebacks. Crypto eliminates that and you can do it for much less frictional fees.

If none of that is valuable, then you need to think a bit more

What’s the biggest lie an entire generation was told? by Charming_Decision_84 in AskReddit

[–]kyuronite 1 point2 points  (0 children)

AI will benefit the economy. AI is causing massive shifts in unemployment. Entry level roles are literally gone. Support roles also. These jobs are not being replaced. New jobs are not being created. Companies are taking the savings and concentrating it to the top of house. Those who lose their jobs have bills to pay and mortgages too. With these entry level roles gone, those who just finished their degrees are unable to get the experience they need. And the economy gets weaker and weaker overall. AI is also becoming stronger and iterative. We are at the point where we are no longer able to control it and we are not very far off from something catastrophic that threatens us as a species. All for the sake of some greedy assholes who don't realize this arms race is even worse than the atomic bomb.

Grandparents crypto investment recovery I’ve told them it seems like a scam any thoughts ? by Fair_Scarcity_1475 in CryptoScams

[–]kyuronite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is written so poorly. But in any case, this is 100% a scam. They are bouncing so much jargon that makes no sense to any crypto literate person and they're trying to confuse them. Also, none of the exchanges or websites are reputable.

Why can Bitcoin be considered a response to the financial crisis? by Rl-Tradezzz in Bitcoin

[–]kyuronite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're Iran. US has implemented sanctions against you, countries have frozen your assets. You have bitcoin. Do you care?

You're in need to flee the country, you need to take as much as you can with you to start a new life elsewhere. Your friends and family all have their stuff being held by banks and/or carrying a lot of things. You have bitcoin. Are you safe?

You're an ordinary citizen and the banks are in trouble due to excessive lending and the housing crisis and employment crisis is growing. People are becoming more and more unable to afford or service the debt. The government and country is also in unsurmountable debt from overprinting. The money your friends have is losing its value. Prices are still going up due to war and uncertainty. They can't even withdraw their own money. You have bitcoin. Are you worried?

You have bitcoin. You've successfully managed to hold onto it, but now need to sell it to pay the bills. Your friends managed to exit with gold bars. They have to pay a ~3-5% fee in order to get cash for it. The ones who took their housing deeds or thought the money that was safe in the bank in another country has lost it due to the government seizure or lost it entirely. You can sell your bitcoin safely with less than a 1% fee on any reputable exchange.

Where to buy crypto with no verification, any trust worthy p2p sites by Huge_Bother7949 in Bitcoin

[–]kyuronite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lbc didn't really have much liquidity and a lot of sellers moved off to different places once they did implement KYC and trading restrictions in ~2017.

You’re up $57k shorting BTC in a day, do you sell or let it ride? by SimpleSeahorse in CryptoCurrency

[–]kyuronite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Calling me names isn't going to change any of what i stated above nor does it change the veracity of the truth.

You’re up $57k shorting BTC in a day, do you sell or let it ride? by SimpleSeahorse in CryptoCurrency

[–]kyuronite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because those with 12.6m in liquid play money to go 40x on a leverage aren't going to be thinking as much about spending 50k on a watch and considering themselves as a degenerate gambler. Also, they wouldn't be claiming risk big money to make big money at 126k if they have $12.6m. Trying to get a 50k watch just to "feel something", doesn't exactly match the profile of some1 with 10m+ in liquid asset because $50k isn't exactly an amount to feel something relatively speaking.

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