[Nachbar]

Hey Crypto degen Friends. Do you sacrifice for PulseX?
I'm going in heavy - please pray for me

I'll post pics of my Lambos and Beachmansions here, if this goes up 10'000x (like HEX did).

[Nachbar]

This is insane

[Our03z4]

What does sacrifice in this case mean? Never heard of PulseX, care to explain? Thanks!

[Nachbar]

Originally Posted by Our03z4

What does sacrifice in this case mean? Never heard of PulseX, care to explain? Thanks!

The Boss himself, explains it much better, than me:

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I don't understand crypto, and if I can't understand or relate to it, I'm not investing in it. Nobody I know uses it for anything. I think crypto is a huge bubble and for the most part an unregulated scam which will get its comeuppance in the future. Too much volatility, would not touch with a ten foot pole.

[tdott]

is it another meme coin aka ERC-20 token built on top of ETH blockchain?

If it doesn't have it's own blockchain and offer some unique functionality it's garbage to me and I don't even consider it worth anything.

[Our03z4]

I don't know, seems kinda like a scam to me. HEX has tanked and is half of estimation of where it was supposed to be at this point. If more people don't get on the boat it will keep tanking. It's almost like government pension plans, gotta keep robbing the current to pay past promises. I might throw $500 at it just for the heck of it but no more than that.

I threw $400 at Earth2 last winter and it's gone up 10 times what I paid so far. I know crazy things happen it's just hard for me to believe.

[Nachbar]

Pulse and PulseX solve many Problems, that ETH and Uniswap have.
But I'm in vor the scam pump. Since people pay bazillions for jpgs (NFTs), nothing is impossible. Nothing must make sense at all.

[SickGTR]

Originally Posted by Nachbar

The Boss himself, explains it much better, than me:

How do we buy? I didn't watch the vid:-)

[Nachbar]

Originally Posted by gabbyberrong

I'm not an experienced crypto trader, but from that, I heard this year is not a good year to invest in cryptocurrency.

I think, it's an excellent year to buy. Especially from now to September.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by Nachbar

I think, it's an excellent year to buy. Especially from now to September.

Humor the suspected retro-edit SEO spambot's garbage post, while I wait for it to make the edit so that I can smash the moderator triangle and dispatch it.....

[Nachbar]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

Humor the suspected retro-edit SEO spambot's garbage post, while I wait for it to make the edit so that I can smash the moderator triangle and dispatch it.....

You think I'm a spambot?

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by Nachbar

You think I'm a spambot?

Not at all! You quoted a suspected retro-edit SEO spambot (gabbyberrong), that woke up a months-old thread with an irrelevant/gibberish post.

Feel free to grab some and watch for the post edit in the next few days.....

[Nachbar]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

Not at all! You quoted a suspected retro-edit SEO spambot (gabbyberrong), that woke up a months-old thread with an irrelevant/gibberish post.

Feel free to grab some and watch for the post edit in the next few days.....

I'm sorry. I have no idea, what a retro-edit SEO spambot is.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by Nachbar

I'm sorry. I have no idea, what a retro-edit SEO spambot is.

You can Google (ironically) for details on SEO.

What's happening here is that someone is running a program on their computer, that looks for search results in Google et al with specific keywords and fairly high rankings. In this case, I suspect it is "PulseX" and "crypto" on the same page. The program will create a user account and post a crap post on that thread, which in many cases is months/years old and long buried in the netherworlds of BP. Several days later, it comes back once the thread has faded off the main pages and edits the crap post with a web link for whatever site they are trying to increase the SEO ratings on.

Long story short, it costs the forum spammer basically nothing to do SEO posts (much like robocalls selling extended vehicle warranties), and litters up the place for us real humans. Threads about video games and crypto seem to attract SEO spambots like moths to a light.....

[Tyga11]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

You can Google (ironically) for details on SEO.

What's happening here is that someone is running a program on their computer, that looks for search results in Google et al with specific keywords and fairly high rankings. In this case, I suspect it is "PulseX" and "crypto" on the same page. The program will create a user account and post a crap post on that thread, which in many cases is months/years old and long buried in the netherworlds of BP. Several days later, it comes back once the thread has faded off the main pages and edits the crap post with a web link for whatever site they are trying to increase the SEO ratings on.

Long story short, it costs the forum spammer basically nothing to do SEO posts (much like robocalls selling extended vehicle warranties), and litters up the place for us real humans. Threads about video games and crypto seem to attract SEO spambots like moths to a light.....

He's not selling anything though. What's the point?

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by Tyga11

He's not selling anything though. What's the point?

It's selling a service...to raise the spammed web site's link higher in Google results. Nobody goes to page 637 on Google to find something. SEO cheats the system, by spreading fake links that make a certain irrelevant web site suddenly look more important to Google's web crawlers. The SEO spammers' posts are litter here. It's the bigger picture where they make their money.....

[Tyga11]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

It's selling a service...to raise the spammed web site's link higher in Google results. Nobody goes to page 637 on Google to find something. SEO cheats the system, by spreading fake links that make a certain irrelevant web site suddenly look more important to Google's web crawlers. The SEO spammers' posts are litter here. It's the bigger picture where they make their money.....

Very interesting. So they just make automatic accounts?

[Nachbar]

Originally Posted by Tyga11

Very interesting. So they just make automatic accounts?

If that's possible, isn't the page „unsafe" anyway? I mean, the registering process should make this hard or impossible, no?

[Tyga11]

Originally Posted by Nachbar

If that's possible, isn't the page „unsafe" anyway? I mean, the registering process should make this hard or impossible, no?

That's exactly what I was thinking

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by Nachbar

If that's possible, isn't the page „unsafe" anyway? I mean, the registering process should make this hard or impossible, no?

You would be surprised what you can get cheap Nigerian labor to do for a penny per account, which are then sold to the SEO spammers. I can spot many of them from common non-English typos in their user profiles, and could probably root out thousands more if I had access to the forum's back-end database for a few minutes to run a few simple queries.

There is allegedly also an app that turns CAPTCHA (prove you're a human) puzzles into a game for money, where the spambots throw the CAPTCHA prompts from web forums out to players and give them a penny for each one the human player gets correct. There's enough people in the third-world who will work for pennies that it isn't even worth coding artificial intelligence to defeat CAPTCHA.....

[vreihen16]

Turing test.