What are some of the best ways to earn passive income right now? I was thinking about staking $CAKE, just staking it and not using liquidity farms. But not sure how profitable that would be, compared to some other methods. I have a 5000$ capital.

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Yes. If you can't find your country, it means it's not supported and you should not register:

If you're sure that you have sent the funds to the correct address, then I would suggest contacting the exchange's support team, they are the only ones who can help you.

If you read the rules (sticky), you would've known. It's not possible to post there until you become a Junior member.

Actually, I don't think there is any exchange that allows funds from gambling sites. It's on the terms of service but since no one reads that, it's hard for people to know, not until things go wrong anyway.

Also, it's very easy for an exchange to know if your funds are coming directly from a gambling site. The site's hot wallet will most likely be known to the public. An easy way to avoid this would be to use a mixer.

That's actually not the case. Tether is backed by fiat (USD/EUR)... or at least that's what they claim.

As for the burning, that's done by Bitfinex since they are the ones who own the token.

If you check the list of supported coins on both sites, you'll notice that Ledger doesn't support CHAINLINK, not even using third party wallets. Trezor's page does, but you have to use the beta version.

Where did your funds come from? The suspicious activity they're referring to doesn't necessarily mean illegal. It could be gambling for example. A lot of exchanges might suspend your account for that reason.

If you are sure you haven't done anything of the above, you should try to reach out to their support team or just ask if other users are facing the same issue here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2168552.3800

I would like to know if there are any decent signature campaigns running? I'm aware of the ones that pay with BTC, I want something that pays with altcoins, preferably not an ICO though, but an alt that has been running for sometime.

It's clearly not that useful if only need to check one address but if you have a whole wallet, like a passphrase or a hardware wallet many with addresses to check, then it could definitely be helpful.

There is no best exchange, it's all a matter of preference.

Trading Altcoins? Go with Binance.
If you want to use fiat, then you have Coinbase, Gemini or Kraken.

We can't tell you exactly how it works because you didn't provide the name of the project but If you're referring to "dividends" then yes, that's possible If they are asking you to hold a certain amount of their token in your address in order to receive these payouts and if that's the case, then it doesn't matter where your funds are, you'll receive the payout wherever you're holding the token (ethereum smart contracts facilitate all that).

The safest option would be to use hardware wallets. You shouldn't find an issue storing these coins because they are ERC20 tokens, aside from USDT (omni token version).

The equipment you need depends on the coin you want to mine. Mining BTC or LTC, for example, would need special ASIC hardware, while Ethereum and Zcash it would be GPUs (cheaper).

Whether it would pay off or not totally depends on how much you're willing to invest and also the cost of the electricity in your country. In my opinion, If you can afford mining, stay away from trading, it's not as easy as it seems. Check whattomine.com, it will give you an idea on the coins that are worth mining including the costs, profitability and everything else you need to know.

Use airdrops.io. There are plenty of coins and tokens to get that you can have a referral links for.

I'm not affiliated with them but why would they warn users about emptying their wallets and put it as the first step to use their services to start with If their plan was to steal users funds?

It's the exchange platform that has control over order book and trading volume so they are the ones who manipulate it.

Why you might ask? simply to become more visible in Coinmarketcap and also popular. Being popular means the exchange could charge more money to list coins and also means potential new users.

The tokens are still for sale (after the new distribution). As for the platform, it has been announced that the Alpha version will be available in a few days.