I have never received spam or bullshit emails from them, so you don't need to worry about that. I also used an email address that is not on top of my priority list.

@joniboini, @LTU_btc
You don't have to gift it to your partner. Buy the bundle together with a friend or sell the other one and get some of your investment back. Give it away or use it as payment for a service... the options are numerous.

Electrum is the safest and most popular Bitcoin-only software wallet there is. You are in possession of your own keys and nobody else is, as long as you downloaded Electrum from the official website and verified the signatures. You lost your coins because of a mistake you did. My coins have never been stolen from or by Electrum.

Unfortunately you did something wrong, otherwise your Bitcoins wouldn't be gone. Where and how did you save those words which are called a seed?

The wallet doesn't belong to anyone here, it is not our wallet. Have you checked the addresses where you were holding funds on a block explorer like https://blockchair.com/ or https://blockstream.info/? Does it show outgoing transactions? Ca you share the addresses so we can take a look?

They are not an organization at all. They provide a free community service and aren't paid for it.




The letters are as big as the rest of the text and they are written on top so that is the first thing people see who visit the download section.

You don't need to register anywhere on the site to download and use an Electrum wallet. How should Electrum know how and where to contact you?

Besides 'this shit', information about Electrum is available on many social media channels. Check a few posts above mine for the links.

Not an organization at all, see above.

I doubt you are even interested in learning and understanding what you did wrong so if it helps you can continue blaming Electrum for what happened. Nevertheless, I am sorry for everyone who losses money, especially those who made poor choices but learnt something from their mistakes.

Besides https://www.walletexplorer.com/, which was already suggested, you can also take a look at https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html
If you scroll down you can see that several addresses are tagged and belong to Kraken, Binance, Bittrex, Huobi, etc.

Ledgerova nova ponuda za Valentinovo

Počela je nova promocija Ledgera za proslavu nadolazećeg Valentinova. Ko kupi Leger Nano X, besplatno dobija i Ledger Nano S. Ukupna cijena: €119. Ukupna vrijednost oba proizvoda: €178.
Promocija vrijedi do 17 FEB.

https://shop.ledger.com/products/ledger-valentines-pack

A new promotion by Ledger to celebrate the upcoming Valentine's Day. Whoever purchases a Leger Nano X receives a Ledger Nano S for free. Total price for the duo: €119. Total value of both products: €178. The promotion is valid until 17 FEB.

https://shop.ledger.com/products/ledger-valentines-pack

I don't have anything against Nano but adding support for more coins could only benefit the site. It seems that you limited yourself to the user base of a particular coin but how many Nano users are interested in gambling? I think that many gamblers don't have any Nano. I don't have any but claiming it from your faucet all the time isn't really something I would be interested in.   

What I would like to know is what benefits do you see in using a completely new exchange in the first place? Reputable exchanges have usually been around for years. They have had little to none security breaches, they are liquid enough and have a big enough user base to facilitate trades.

With new exchanges we still don't know what their intentions are. Are they looking to load up on crypto to do an exit scam... Are they collecting user info for scams... Is their security good and has it been tested...

Famous exchanges can also do all of the above and you shouldn't blindly trust any of them. But even in the case of security breaches there are exchanges whose assets are insured and in the past they have refunded their users, if the breach was the fault of the exchange. We can't know what these new exchanges would do if something like that happened to them.

I don't see it as a burden but it is still an interesting case that makes me thing how long the notification will remain visible there. Those who see it as a burden can just create a new wallet and open that new wallet before closing Electrum, like someone already suggested. That way the notification will show an empty wallet.

If you have to send money to get money it is not a giveaway. Crypto isn't created from thin air, except worthless tokens. If the asset that is created had any value people would be ready to pay money to own it. These airdrops and giveaways are useless.

You can make a test to determine how many users are currently online by checking https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=stats.
Under General Statistics it says Users Online: 537. This number changes constantly. Check every 3-4 hours for example and save the numbers. Do that a few days in a row and you will probably notice a pattern.

I am glad that in the end you got your money, but I didn't understand why you had to withdraw to Nitrogensports in the first place. Was the only reason the fact that you had that deposit address saved somewhere and it was easier for you to use a known address? Where is the money now and why couldn't you have sent it their in the first place?   

Their intent is to either get a merit or two from someone and rank up or they are paid to advertise whatever it is they are advertising. Similar to those fake ANN conversations that can be seen everywhere.

Even after a complete shutdown of the PC and one day later the wallet name and balance is still displayed in the notifications area. I am really curious how long it stays there. Hopefully I wont be needing my Electrum app in the next couple of days so I can check this.
Personally it is not too big of an issue to me. There are other wallets that you can open and see more information than this.

Sure, why not. But can you explain what advantages your service offers compared to what is offered by Atomic Wallet or Komodo who are also doing atomic swaps?
Regarding the site.
Using the numeric keypad (those on the right on the keyboard) doesn't seem to work. Numbers can be entered by those horizontal numbers only. I would suggest changing that.
The max amount of BTC that can be swapped is 0.009. The pool is quite small.

Rusko-Indijska alijansa koja se bori za zaštitu okoline ekološki prihvatljivim rudarenjem Bitcoina. 

Osim prvih par postova u njihovom ANNu, koji su možda pravi, sve ostalo su Newbie nalozi koji sami sa sobom razgovaraju i bumpaju thread. Citiraju jedan drugog i odgovaraju jedan drugom na pitanja.

Kliknite na "All" kod odabira stranice da vam se učita komplet stranica i onda jednostavno CTRL + F i copy/paste korisničko ime jednog od tih ekoloških ratnika. Vidjećete da se svako od njih spominje po 5-10 i više puta u postovima ili citiranju.

ICO/IEO industrija propada, i čak i projekti koji vrijede nešto teško skupljaju sredstva a pogotovo ovakva budalaština.   

In the end, the Emre Can operation turned out to be a €1 Million loan deal + a €25 Million obligatory purchase at the end of the loan contract if certain results are achieved by Borussia. The official announcement doesn't mention what those results are and what exactly was agreed.
https://www.juventus.com/media/native/investor-relations-docs/comunicato%2031012020%20can%20eng.pdf

Another Juventus player left the club. Marko Pjaca has been transferred on loan to Anderlecht.   

If someone is a gambling addict he could just create another account and start all over again on a different casino. It doesn't really solve the problem. It's like hiding money or candy from yourself by putting it in another pocket. You still know where it is and how to get to it. Unless you deal with the root problem and try to get rid of the addiction you will just find your ways around restrictions.

These two users talking to each other above are probably the same person. If you check their post history they did this in other threads as well. Fake conversations with the intent to promote their service. Even the accounts were created in the space of just a few minutes apart. 

Brute forcing a long and complicated password would take years. Your password should never consist of easy to guess dictionary words. I am not sure how reliable this source is https://www.betterbuys.com/estimating-password-cracking-times/.

But they say that a 10 character password would take 4 months to brute force.
An 11 character password 10 years, and a 12 character one would take 200 years.

I like the part where you can test the strength of passwords on site. Just don't enter passwords you use in real life. But an interesting feature to play with. 

When I checked this on my laptop there was no notification from Electrum. So, I opened up one of my wallets on Electrum just to make sure and after that the notification appeared. It shows the balance and name of the wallet I opened. After closing Electrum it was still there. I restarted my PC and the info remains. So apparently it stays there for a while but since it wasn't there the first time I checked it probably gets dropped from the notification area after a while. I will check again tomorrow if it changes after the laptop was shut down and not just restarted.