There is no completely dedicated place or thread for that.

This board could be the right place, but not so many people discuss charts here.

The speculation board could be another place, specifically the Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion thread if you are going to analyse Bitcoin, but again so many people make different posts there.

Another option could be to get a good telegram group or discord server with like-minded traders where they can discuss technical Analysis without stupid thought of charging members for VIP groups

You can not sign a Bitcoin message using the electrum mobile wallet since it lack that feature. The Desktop version has it, though.

Do you have access to a computer?

You could also use other mobile wallets like mycelium, coinomi that can sign a message if you don't have a computer.

The security of your crypto wallet will mostly depend on you. A software wallet on a mobile phone that's always connected to the internet isn't as secure as on in an air gapped device.

Android has an advantage because you will easily get a variety of apps that are not sometimes available in the App Store, but Googeplay is a sea of apps, some of which are malware. You have to be very careful when downloading apps.
Just:
1. Do not install apps from unknown sources
2. Only install official and reputable apps
3. Do not root your device.

It's a known bug involving the android mobile app and 2FA enabled wallet and has been reported over 101 time on their GitHub
The Developers have already worked on the issue and the next update will have the bug fixed.

It could likely be just a problem with just the mobile app and not PC. Try using the desktop wallet and see if everything is OK

I see some closed issue, thou I am not sure which one you opened. One was opened about 4 days ago and the other about 6 hours ago. But all are closed, which means the devs have seen it and have worked on the issue, which will be resolved in the next update

These are the recent issues about the error you are talking about
1. https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/8368
2. https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/8375

This is what the dev said in the second issue.

I think it depends on what issue you have reported. The time they take to respond varies, though, if you explore the issues opened and closed on GitHub. Just be a little patient bro. As for email address provided on Google play. I won't lie to you about how long they take to respond.

By the way OP, I don't know what kind of issue that is but in case it is security sensitive

here is another way of contacting them


https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/security

and also

IRC - https://web.libera.chat/#electrum

Under the influence of alcohol?

More than once?

As if plagiarism is not enough, there are more offences highlighted which include ban evasion, account farming/cheating on bounties plus a possible change of hands of the account

Check this thread and see why OP might not have a second chance

The Bitcoin core case is actually due to a copyright infringement legal battle that came up between the owner of Bitcoin.org and the Fraud Craig Wright. Apparently, the Court in the UK ruled in Craig's favour and so the owner of Bitcoin.org was ordered not to distribute the white paper which was on the website and can also be retried from the Bitcoin core software. So he decided to block the software from being download by the UK residents from his website.

So it's not the UK that banned the wallet, and the wallet is not illegal.

The most likely thing they would do is block or seize the domain that is hosting the downloadable application or try to get the apps removed from app stores like Google Play, but this can still be bypassed through use of VPNs, creation of mirror sites and having the apps available in third party appstores.


Maybe some few but certainly not all. There are many to choose from

They are useless when the blockchain is still running, and we have wallets emerging from all corners of the globe.

He asked you what you have discussed with the support so far. This means he wants you to send him the messages you have been exchanging with support, such as the messages I see in the screenshots in shared in the OP

I suggest you send him a PM with the links of the screenshots above such that he can follow up if you have not yet done so.

Because they are not certainly going to just believe any stranger on the internet, especially when they claim that they can make lots of money.

if your "Market Maker action analyzer" was making that much per month. I doubt you would even have time in the spaces trying to announce how you found a loophole in Binance's Market Maker algorithms.

Just wondering how an increase in the amount of Bitcoins held in an exchange "renews" investor's confidence?

Besides that, such stats mostly mean nothing because at the end of the day when the Bitcoins are sold, they just change hands to a new person who will hold them. It's not like they are going to be dumped somewhere in an exchange black hole in return for cash, never to be seen again

So they decided to change their tactics. This people continue to use shill accounts spamming different threads around the forum about how great XGO is and they thought we wouldn't notice the pattern. 3 more accounts uncovered. I believe there are more. I will work on exposing all of them soon.



https://ninjastic.space/post/62144941

Just a heads-up OP

Beware of users such as @Honnet43 who suggested a rather suspicious service. XGO is employing a number of shills to reply in different threads lying to people how great the service is yet it barely has any online presence.

Read through this thread, and you will know why you can't such a service that used shills.

It depends on the type of copy trading. There are about 3 types of copy trading offered by bingx
1. Copy by position which does not allow copiers to perform autonomous trading
2. Copy by a fixed margin  allows copiers to perform autonomous trading.
3. Copy by spot grid which allows copiers to cancel the spot grid trading strategy if they want

I think it's better to understand how copytrading works in that platform and this article covers some details - BingX Tutorial | How to Get Started With Copy Trading

They would do the same thing in the past with different mixers too, so long as they were popular enough in these spaces if you check out this thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5381839

You know that a mixer is popular when scammers start making clones of it left and right

Buy Bitcoin or any other top marketcap coin with a promising future, send the coins to your Hardware wallet and wait

You will way more returns and sending money to this centralized platforms to "make" more money for you. it always ends badly. You are familiar with Ponzi schemes based on your trust ratings. I think you know what I am talking about.

Yep, but meanwhile, use the time to learn about RBF (Replace-by-fee) enabled transactions and which wallets support the feature. Electrum is one of the popular open source Bitcoin wallets that has that feature.

With an RBF enabled transaction, Should it get stuck for sometime in  the mempool due to lower fee rate that the current fee rate required to confirm the transaction in the next block. All you have to do is bump up (increase) the fee rate

No exact time, it could be in the next 30 minutes or even several hours depending on the state of the mempool which keeps changing and how quickly the next blocks will be mined

Also on of the members submitted your transaction to the ViaBTC transaction accelerator, if ViaBTC mining pool mine a bitcoin block earlier, be sure your transaction will be included in the block by the miners.

My point is we should stop using CMC as a yardstick to measure the legitimacy of an exchange. They have so many scam exchanges listed there. Some even fake trading volumes through wash trading to look legitimate.

Newbie sees HitBTC on Reddit, Newbie rushes to CMC to check if HitBTC is listed there and on finding out it's listed then he thinks it's legit because someone told him if an exchange appears on CMC. Then it must be legit.
I have been engaging with newbies so many times, even recently when teaching them about Bitcoin, trading and exchanges. Different people have different levels of perceiving and understanding things. If you were a little sharp as a newbie doesn't mean someone else will be, the same 

Secondly, I know some exchanges that are legitimate and don't even appear on CMC. Does that make them scam? Did they forget to scam me when I used some of them?

This is not the case with most exchanges with still have lax KYC requirements, thou. They have a provision for one to edit information when carrying out second level KYC verification.

For example, when OKX recently tightened their KYC requirements and if one wants to verify to level 2, there is an option to edit the basic information