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@Moncats
When signal went wrong. Crypto signal can cause high BP; one of my friends which is a good trader kept studying the chart for days and when he thought everything was set, he went for 10x long only to experience a spike which liquidated my friend. Signal can be manipulated that's why I love farming.
@Moncats
Crypto currency! Token! Coin! NFT! Metaverse! Etc... What are we really buying? Bunch of code and bunch of jpg/png with financial backing. Some of the jpg in real life won't worth $1 but someone will pay $1000+ to get it on crypto space. That's it. (This is the real manipulation of human consciousness) Correct me if I'm wrong.
@Moncats
I really respect all token creators, Dex Devs and Cex Devs, whose tokens/coins have lasted for more than a year without ceasing to exist. On a serious note, it isn't easy to run a crypto project for months. The crypto space is very competitive, and in a day, more than 100 new crypto projects are pushed into the space. You guys deserve to be applauded. They came, they saw and they conquered.
@Moncats
I had a job interview yesterday, and the interviewers inquired about my CGPA. My response was, "Thank you very much for that, but I don't believe CGPA defines anyone. I respect skillset more than CGPA, although I have a good CGPA. Also, does your company not prefer someone who can deliver an assigned task to a good CGPA holder with poor work ethics? " The interviewers couldn't contain their frustration, but at least I spoke my mind with zero fear of losing the job. Nothing should be based on a student's academic standing. (my view) I like speaking my mind and not caring what is at stake.
@Moncats
Now everyone is smiling because green is coming. Which crypto project can you advice someone to invest on?
@Moncats
Cash put in my side of the world is earning a better living and today, One of my female friends asked me, "Buddy, when will you cash out?" I missed dogechain pump because I'm still $BCH hopeful.
@Moncats
coinflex has make crypto not fun for me. I wish there is way forward I wish smartbch survive. I wish, i wish.
@Moncats
What Should You Check Or Consider Before Buying Second Hand Mobile Phones? So, how do you ensure that you are up for a good deal that is sheer value for money? Here are few effective tips that can lead to a positive buying experience for you with less likelihood of a second hand or refurbished purchase gone horribly wrong. 1. Stay Away from Stolen Phones Even if you are being lured to a deal that’s simply a steal, buying a stolen phone is a strict ‘no-no’. After all, why get into a trouble with the Police authorities at a later stage for spending your money on a device that has been reported as lost or stolen or for buying a second hand phone that may have been misused in the past for execution of unlawful activities? To safeguard yourself from such unnecessary hassles, always insist that the seller provides you with a soft or a hard copy of the original bill that shows his or her name as the buyer of the device along with other nitty-gritties such as date and time of the original purchase, name of the store from where it was purchased, warranty details, etc. But to be at the safest hand i consider you get the seller phone packet where you can find the IMEI no written on it. In other to confirm it not a stolen smartphone. Next, look around the second hand phone’s battery compartment area for an IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) sticker or type *#06# (universal IMEI code that is compatible with almost all GSM mobile devices) to retrieve its unique IMEI number and match this serial number with that mentioned on the bill and on the packaging box. The above code works on both iPhones and Android phones. Note that dual SIM mobiles will have two IMEI numbers as opposed to one IMEI number for a single SIM mobile. If the details match, then you can be rest assured that the phone has not been robbed from someone. 2. Watch Out for Fake Phones It is a fact that the market today thrives with a plethora of fake Chinese or Korean phones that are mere replicas of their original models and are quite hard to discern with the naked eye. Knowing that the phones’ internal stickers contain important information such as their IMEI numbers, model numbers etc, at times, fraudsters tend to alter these stickers with counterfeited ones that portray sham model numbers with no resemblance to the actual ones. Fake smartphone sales cost global industry $48 Billion anually. To ensure that your seller is not fleecing you, you can execute the following checks. Make sure that the model being sold to you is a genuine one by exploring the phone’s ‘Settings’ menu to find its model number and other hardware specifications. Compare the model number with that printed on the sticker behind the back of the phone or its battery. You can further leverage the hardware specifications to investigate if they match with those that have been outlined for that particular model by the manufacturer. Despite the above, if you are still in doubt, consult your nearest Authorised Service Centre to decipher the genuineness of the phone in minutes. Article written by; Network/Cyber-Security Engr. Donald Duke
@Moncats
My school is playing with students life. On resumption day, the calender points that Exam will commence on Dec and the school authorities didn't debunk it but today, all we see is "Exam starts on Nov 14, Gosh! So heart breaking". Wish I can make so much dollar to enable get a tuition outside this country. So heartbroken right now.
@Moncats
Sometimes, we need free money to get rich. Some people will say there is no free money.Well, that's their opinion and they are entitled to it but there is free money everywhere. (All I need is $BCH to pump)
@Moncats
Read a story before going to bed; here is one for you. I walked into Spar mall this afternoon to pick a few things for school resumption. Something happened. Something I describe as a strange scenario. There's this young woman with a beautiful physique who also came shopping with her husband and their 2 kids. She should be in her middle 30s. From the looks of it, they should be married for at least 5 years. I was picking a few things and at one point, I noticed these kids staring at me. At first I thought it was just a normal stare. Maybe they liked me or something of the sort. The whole thing became weird when they stared at me for almost 30 minutes non stop. The other kid [who's probably 10 years old] kept waving at me happily. Like he knew me from somewhere. This went on until their Parents noticed. I became confused. I had no choice but to move closer and talk to them. Maybe they really knew me. I was about to find out. Immediately I came closer, they rushed and hugged me so fast [and happily]. Such an awkward moment for me and for their parents too. Maybe I looked like a family member or someone they knew. I asked. Their mum said I didn't look like anyone they've ever seen. So why the familiarity at first sight? At this point, her husband became uncomfortable [and let's say, suspicious of his wife since he's always out of the country]. Well, I just had to leave the mall at that point, even though I wasn't done shopping. Immediately I left the mall, I got a text from Access Bank. It read: "I think we should keep things on a low. My husband is suspecting me and the kids are getting too comfortable with you." I replied: Her phone beeps[ message from UBA] "Always inform me before bringing my kids to the mall. I've told you several times. Call me when he's out of town!"
@Moncats
When I roam blocking.money dex, I'm truly amazing, it's beam, rebase, kudos etc features is wonderful. Won't be surprise if $Law (main token of blocking.money) migrate to its own chain and leave smartbch alone. This dex dev(s) has put so much work, so letting their effort die will be a total waste. LETS WATCH AND SEE. QUESTION TO ALL MY SMARTBCH FRIENDS: Do you think smartbch will survive this coinflex saga? Well, it ready for lawchain
@Moncats
Let's start with survival. I've seen a lot of ups and downs on Earth, but that's part of the fun of being a hunan. Yes, the earth represents the joy of waking up to an unpredictable day. Running to crypto was a means of making a living, to become the next Elon Musk, Roger Ver, and so on, but here I am, the bearish ruining my life savings and the bullish arriving at a point when the coins have been sold for survival sake. Before I can beat Roger version, I must first survive. It's time to empty some coin bags in order to meet man's basic needs.
@Moncats
What Should You Check Or Consider Before Buying Second Hand Mobile Phones? So, how do you ensure that you are up for a good deal that is sheer value for money? Here are few effective tips that can lead to a positive buying experience for you with less likelihood of a second hand or refurbished purchase gone horribly wrong. 1. Stay Away from Stolen Phones Even if you are being lured to a deal that’s simply a steal, buying a stolen phone is a strict ‘no-no’. After all, why get into a trouble with the Police authorities at a later stage for spending your money on a device that has been reported as lost or stolen or for buying a second hand phone that may have been misused in the past for execution of unlawful activities? To safeguard yourself from such unnecessary hassles, always insist that the seller provides you with a soft or a hard copy of the original bill that shows his or her name as the buyer of the device along with other nitty-gritties such as date and time of the original purchase, name of the store from where it was purchased, warranty details, etc. But to be at the safest hand i consider you get the seller phone packet where you can find the IMEI no written on it. In other to confirm it not a stolen smartphone. Next, look around the second hand phone’s battery compartment area for an IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) sticker or type *#06# (universal IMEI code that is compatible with almost all GSM mobile devices) to retrieve its unique IMEI number and match this serial number with that mentioned on the bill and on the packaging box. The above code works on both iPhones and Android phones. Note that dual SIM mobiles will have two IMEI numbers as opposed to one IMEI number for a single SIM mobile. If the details match, then you can be rest assured that the phone has not been robbed from someone. 2. Watch Out for Fake Phones It is a fact that the market today thrives with a plethora of fake Chinese or Korean phones that are mere replicas of their original models and are quite hard to discern with the naked eye. Knowing that the phones’ internal stickers contain important information such as their IMEI numbers, model numbers etc, at times, fraudsters tend to alter these stickers with counterfeited ones that portray sham model numbers with no resemblance to the actual ones. Fake smartphone sales cost global industry $48 Billion anually. To ensure that your seller is not fleecing you, you can execute the following checks. Make sure that the model being sold to you is a genuine one by exploring the phone’s ‘Settings’ menu to find its model number and other hardware specifications. Compare the model number with that printed on the sticker behind the back of the phone or its battery. You can further leverage the hardware specifications to investigate if they match with those that have been outlined for that particular model by the manufacturer. Despite the above, if you are still in doubt, consult your nearest Authorised Service Centre to decipher the genuineness of the phone in minutes. Article written by; Network/Cyber-Security Engr. Donald Duke
@Moncats
One of the numerous reason which makes me never to forget my first boss, I was so immature at my first work; someday I won't go to work with no good reason, someday I will leave some activities undone but my boss will always find a way to laugh and let me be.
@Moncats
#Smartbch was/is my best defi. Blocking.money, mistswap and benswap was/are cool and gas fee so encouraging but the coinflex saga ruin everything. Still contemplating on my next defi network. My heartfelt message to all those including myself that suffer I.e lost fund due to coinflex saga. We will rise again.
@Moncats
Look closely at the link before the click because bad actor(s) is/are everywhere looking f for who to exploit. E.g Facebook.com can be change to facebook.co or facebook.org or facebooks.com. What is their intend (bad actor intend)? It's all for gaining access to things they shouldn't.
@Moncats
Trying to explore this platform to understand how each tab function. I have to say that I like its simplicity.
@Moncats
A nice photo requires a creative mind. Check this design for $bch Anniversary. https://twitter.com/CharlihnoM/status/1554194835850010625?s=19 Let's promote bch. Like, retweet and comment
@Moncats
Some people don't believe in $bch not because they don't want to but due to the fact that no one told them about $bch. Noise.cash can't do it alone. We need to work together so support $bch movement via like, retweet and comment on this tweet. https://twitter.com/CharlihnoM/status/1554194835850010625?s=19 It's all about $bch
@Moncats
It's not just the job of noise.cash to promote $bch. A health $bch is a wealthy noise.cash user. Noise.cash can't do it alone so join me to promote $bch by liking , retweet and comment on this. https://twitter.com/CharlihnoM/status/1554194835850010625?s=19 Let's support $bch
@Moncats
My action since morning is to promote $bch. Do you know that if $bch get high, your 0.1bch will worth more? Join me to promote $bch by like, retweet and comment via https://twitter.com/CharlihnoM/status/1554194835850010625?s=19 Happy Anniversary $bch
@Moncats
it' s time to promote $Bch . If its well with $Bch then it's well with noise.cash indirectly, it's well with us. Join me to promote $bch by like, retweet and commenting on this tweet. https://twitter.com/CharlihnoM/status/1554194835850010625?s=19 It's all about $bch. It's $bch Anniversary
@Moncats
https://twitter.com/CharlihnoM/status/1554194835850010625?s=19 Let's promote bch because I believe #bch is undervalued. Like, retweet and comment.
@Moncats
Hope everyone is aware of this scam activity: A free token is sent to your wallet will a price in nearly all good exchanger but when try to swap, during gas fee payment all one main network token is gone from one's wallet. Example of such token is AIV (bep20) Technicality of the scam; using gas fee to remove ones main network token. For exple, AiV is a BSC token and gas fee is paid with BNB and during gas fee settling, all the BNB in that wallet will be gone. Proof: Goto BSC explorer, use this contract address (0x806EbEd1D49f00eFA09C9d2e0CBD9c53Fb44D5e0) , check the discrepancies in the tax hash in bep20 tx Beware of scam.
@Moncats
Will the next $BCH or $SmartBCH #spike be an upward (Green) or Downward(Red) spike? I'm damn bullish with BCH
@Moncats
This dip and dump has help to minimise fake token and coin creation. All hail the dip/dump
@Moncats
How long will some meme token in smartbch last? My second wallet with dump smartbch token
@Moncats
If $BCHPAD or $CAsHCAT get to $0.5 then I will become a millionaire overnight. Until then, let the accumulation continues. #Smartbch surprise will happen soon.
@Moncats
Really! Is bad Judges down the hill People crimes that the see All the say is, this is bad Leaving all things evil and bad. People with coat want to milk Milking the cow slim and thin Oh! Cry the moving wall of mud Wouldn't do that if the time is mine. Tomorrow runs fast and thick Turning some yesterday moving wall of mud to glass The cow felling, now I'm safe Just to cry loud with fear of death. Stop! Says the rolling thought Leave the deity to do its work Why? Ask the broken eyes of tears You are one of them, says the air within. #zero_saint #life #original
