BPC Kalaz

Crafted by the Bilpcoin team with the help of AI

You claim that Hive has a "built-in immune system" to deal with bad behavior, yet it seems this so-called immunity only works when convenient for individuals like yourself. The truth is, the blockchain doesn’t lie—and every transaction tells a story. Instead of addressing the evidence we present, you encourage others to mute us or dismiss our work as "spam" and "AI-generated junk." But ignoring the truth doesn’t make it disappear.

Let’s be clear: our comments aren’t incoherent or irrelevant—they’re backed by verifiable evidence of corruption, scam farming, and abuse of power on Hive. For example, take a look at this post from @bpcvoter3, which lays out undeniable proof of unethical activity:

Uncovering @themarkymark's Withdrawal Activity on Hive Blockchain

We expose the truth, while you downvote it into obscurity. That’s not accountability—it’s suppression. You accuse us of being annoying, but who’s really harming Hive? Is it the people fighting for transparency, or those enabling scams and silencing dissent?

You say you’ve “given up” engaging with us because our issues are “nothing to do with you.” Yet here you are, actively working to discredit us instead of focusing on what truly matters: fostering a fair and healthy ecosystem. If Hive isn’t perfect—and you admit it isn’t—why not address the real problems instead of targeting those trying to fix them?

At Bilpcoin, we’re here to help Hive by shining a light on corruption and holding bad actors accountable. What do you contribute besides protecting unethical practices and making Hive look worse through coordinated downvotes and enabling scam farms? The contrast speaks volumes.

You may choose to ignore us, mute us, or even avoid reading our posts, but the truth remains. Transactions don’t lie, and neither do we. Your actions reveal far more about your priorities than any words ever could.

Sincerely,
The Bilpcoin Team

A Closer Look at Hive Delegations and OCDB Transactions: Uncovering the Connections

from Imgflip Meme Generator

The Hive blockchain is known for its decentralized structure, where users actively participate in governance, curation, and content creation. However, recent investigations into transactions involving the OCDB account have raised some concerns about how certain high-profile accounts interact with large-scale operations on the platform.

As you can see below, many of the same names who hold significant influence on Hive—through their vast delegations of Hive Power (HP)—are also heavily involved in supporting what appears to be a major farming operation tied to OCDB. These connections reveal patterns that warrant closer scrutiny.

Top Delegators and Their Influence

Here’s a snapshot of key players and their HP delegations as of recent data:

Account	Hive Power (HP)	Date Joined/Active
@zingtoken	123,669 HP	Dec 7, 2024
@darthknight	5,262,830 HP	Oct 28, 2021
@blocktrades	1,186,797 HP	Aug 5, 2020
@adm	178,016 HP	Mar 5, 2023
@lukestokes.mhth	57,869 HP	May 13, 2020
@verbalshadow	41,056 HP	Jan 15, 2022
@kiemurainen	31,127 HP	Jan 2, 2025
@lukestokes	23,117 HP	May 29, 2020
@acidyo	22,710 HP	12 hours ago
@cryptocurator	14,828 HP	Mar 25, 2023
@shanibeer	12,066 HP	Dec 15, 2024
@azircon	10,589 HP	Mar 28, 2023
@playfulfoodie	8,820 HP	Nov 4, 2021
@traciyork	7,493 HP	Nov 14, 2022

What Does This Mean?

These accounts are not just passive participants; they play a critical role in shaping the Hive ecosystem through their delegations. By delegating massive amounts of HP to large farms like OCDB, these users effectively amplify the influence of such operations.

For context:

Delegation of HP allows users to lend their voting power to others without losing ownership of their stake.
Large farms use this borrowed HP to generate rewards, often distributing them among participants or reinvesting them into the farm itself.

However, when we examine the flagged transactions from the OCDB wallet (view here), it becomes clear that something isn’t quite right. The sheer volume of outgoing payments and the repetitive nature of these transactions suggest potential misuse of the system.

Connections Between Key Players and OCDB

Let’s break down why this matters:

@darthknight: With over 5 million HP, this account is one of the most powerful entities on Hive. Its involvement in delegating to OCDB raises questions about whether its resources are being used ethically.
@blocktrades: A long-standing figure in the Hive community with nearly 1.2 million HP, Blocktrades has been instrumental in promoting decentralization. Yet, their delegation to OCDB suggests alignment with centralized farming practices.
@adm & @lukestokes.mhth: Both accounts consistently appear in OCDB-related transactions, further linking them to the farm’s activities.
@acidyo:, Acidyo delegates 22,710 HP and frequently interacts with OCDB, receiving rewards and contributing to its growth and self votes using alt accounts.

Why Is This Concerning?

While delegation itself isn’t inherently bad, the concentration of power in the hands of a few undermines the principles of decentralization that Hive was built upon. Additionally:

Centralized Rewards Distribution: When a small group controls most of the HP, it skews reward allocation toward those connected to the farm rather than rewarding genuine contributions across the network.
Potential Manipulation: Flagged transactions indicate possible exploitation of the system for personal gain, which could harm smaller creators and voters.
Lack of Transparency: Without clear guidelines or accountability measures, farms like OCDB operate in gray areas, leaving the broader community at risk.

What Can Be Done?

To address these issues, the Hive community must take action:

Audit High-Profile Accounts: Investigate the activities of top delegators to ensure compliance with ethical standards.
Promote Decentralization: Encourage wider distribution of HP by incentivizing new users to stake and participate directly.
Implement Safeguards: Develop mechanisms to detect and prevent abuse of farming systems.
Raise Awareness: Educate users about the risks of excessive centralization and how it impacts the health of the ecosystem.

Conclusion

The intersection of powerful delegators and questionable farming operations highlights a growing challenge within the Hive ecosystem. As evidenced by the OCDB transactions and the involvement of influential accounts like @darthknight, @blocktrades, and others, there’s an urgent need for greater transparency and accountability.

By addressing these concerns head-on, the Hive community can reaffirm its commitment to fairness, decentralization, and sustainability. Let’s work together to ensure that Hive remains a platform where everyone has a voice—and where no single entity holds disproportionate control.

For more details on OCDB transactions, visit: OCDB Wallet Link

Unveiling the Truth Behind @acidyo's Hive Wallet Activities

from Imgflip Meme Generator

In today’s deep dive, we turn our attention to the wallet of one of Hive’s prominent figures—@acidyo. Many in the community see him as a hero, someone who contributes significantly to the ecosystem. However, a closer look at his transactions paints a different picture.

The Reality Behind the Heroic Facade

Upon analyzing @acidyo's wallet activities, it becomes evident that this account is heavily involved in farming large amounts of HIVE tokens. What’s more concerning is the use of multiple accounts and delegations from unsuspecting users who believe their power is being used for the greater good. In reality, these resources are primarily funneled into self-voting schemes via numerous alt accounts.

This practice results in over-rewarded posts, which not only undermines the integrity of the platform but also skews the reward distribution unfairly. You can view all transactions here to get a clearer picture.

Detailed Transaction Analysis

To provide transparency and assist the community in understanding the extent of these activities, we have compiled a detailed spreadsheet of @acidyo's transactions. Below is the structure of the spreadsheet with columns detailing each transaction:

Date	Action	Recipient	Amount (HIVE)	Notes
Jan 25, 2025	Sent	hiveswap	690.000 HIVE
Jan 24, 2025	Sent	ocd	310.000 HIVE
Jan 24, 2025	Sent	crownrend	1,500.000 HIVE
Jan 24, 2025	Sent	ocdb	160.000 HIVE
Jan 24, 2025	Sent	exchangeme	550.000 HIVE
Jan 24, 2025	Sent	exchangeme	1,250.000 HIVE
Jan 23, 2025	Sent	ocd	4,467.225 HIVE
Jan 23, 2025	Sent	exchangein	850.000 HIVE
Jan 22, 2025	Sent	ocd	10.085 HIVE
Jan 21, 2025	Sent	honey-swap	108.138 HIVE	{"id":"ssc-mainnet-hive","json":{"contractName":"hivepegged","contractAction":"buy","contractPayload":{}}}
...	...	...	...	...

(Note: This table includes only a sample of transactions. For a complete list, please refer to the full spreadsheet linked below.)

Download Full Spreadsheet

A Call for Transparency and Accountability

At Bilpcoin, we are committed to exposing the truth behind such activities. Downvotes and attempts to silence us will not deter us from our mission to uphold the integrity of the Hive blockchain. We previously exposed the Marky Mark Buildawhale scam farm, yet no substantial actions were taken. Even @acidyo has shown support for some of Marky Mark's comments, further entrenching the web of complicity.

We urge the community to stay vigilant and demand accountability from those who wield significant influence on the platform. Together, we can ensure a fair and transparent ecosystem for all users.

Feel free to share your thoughts and join the conversation. Transparency and community vigilance are our strongest tools against unfair practices.

Disclaimer: All information provided is based on publicly available data and aims to promote transparency within the Hive community.

Exposing the Truth Behind Goodguygreg and Jacobtothe Accounts

from Imgflip Meme Generator

In the world of blockchain transparency, every transaction tells a story. Today, we’re diving into the Goodguygreg account and its connection to the infamous Jacobtothe account—a profile known for downvoting truthful content in an attempt to suppress the truth. But here at Bilpcoin, Downvotes do nothing to us. Instead, they only fuel our mission to expose the truth and hold these accounts accountable.

What’s Happening?

The Goodguygreg wallet has been actively involved in transactions on the Hive blockchain. One notable entry shows a recent payout of 0.330 HIVE as part of a 7-day curation rewards payout. This payout is a thank-you for supporting delegations, but it raises questions about the intentions behind these funds.

To ensure full transparency, we’ve added all relevant transactions to a spreadsheet, which you can view alongside the full wallet history here: Goodguygreg Wallet Transactions.

The Connection to Jacobtothe

Further investigation reveals that the Goodguygreg account is directly linked to the Jacobtothe account. For those unfamiliar, Jacobtothe has gained notoriety for systematically downvoting posts that expose uncomfortable truths. Their strategy? Suppressing content to keep the masses uninformed.

But here’s the thing: downvotes don’t silence us. At Bilpcoin, we thrive on uncovering the facts, no matter how hard they try to bury them. Every attempt to hide the truth only strengthens our resolve to bring it to light.

Why Transparency Matters

Blockchain technology was designed to promote transparency and accountability. By analyzing transactions like those in the Goodguygreg wallet, we can better understand the flow of funds and the motivations behind certain actions.

Here’s what we know so far:

0.330 HIVE Received: A reward payout tied to curation efforts.
Link to Jacobtothe: .
Our Mission: To expose these tactics and ensure the truth prevails.

Join the Movement

We invite you to explore the Goodguygreg wallet transactions yourself: View Full Transaction History. Transparency is power, and together, we can ensure that attempts to suppress the truth are met with unwavering resistance.

At Bilpcoin, we stand firm in our commitment to exposing corruption, manipulation, and suppression—no matter who’s behind it. Downvotes may try to silence us, but they’ll never stop us.

Let’s keep shining a light on the truth!

Spreadsheet Update

The following transaction has been added to the spreadsheet:

Date	Transaction Type	Amount	Notes
11 days ago	Received from diyhub.funds	0.330 HIVE	7 Days Curation Rewards Payout

You can view the full transaction history here: Goodguygreg Wallet Transactions.

By staying vigilant and transparent, we can continue to expose accounts like Goodguygreg and Jacobtothe for their attempts to manipulate the narrative. Together, we rise above the noise.

Downvotes do nothing to us. The truth will always prevail.

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