I believe it refers to the hype people have for ordinal that makes them spam the network with ridiculous fees while they don't have any guarantee that their NTF will sell as much as their paid fee. As far as I'm aware, it has died down since people realize that they gamble too much without thinking about the feasibility. Some still try to mint their NFT but fees have become way cheaper. I believe they'll likely move on to layer 2 or other networks if they want to continue doing their thing sooner or later.

If you visit the right website, you should be able to see a list of sellers or buyers right? I'd suggest trading with those with track records instead of newbies. You should be able to avoid most scammers who require you to contact them through other platforms with that. Most P2P platforms have built-in chat systems, to begin with.

As far as I'm aware, the source code is the same regardless of the OS that you use. You can also build and develop it on your own if you don't want to download the app file[1]. Also, they don't use wallet.dat[2] like Bitcoin core. You should be able to copy and paste the wallet file regardless of the OS. CMIIW.

[1] https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum#development-version-git-clone
[2] https://electrum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/faq.html#where-is-my-wallet-file-located

This reminds me of some altcoin projects I've followed in the past. They do similar things but in the end, failed. Some of them even run away and scam their users. Not really sure how to feel about tokenized assets, especially if most of them are overseas. Most smart contracts are hard to understand/verify and prone to hack too. I'd rather not buy them and stick with buying Bitcoin if an investment is my goal.

I can see why they request media permission if they need to create or access some hidden folders or something similar, but phone call permission is suspicious as heck. If this is still present on their final build, I'd suggest not using them at all. I don't recall other apps requesting similar permissions just to create and open a wallet.

It doesn't matter whether you open your wallet regularly or not, as long as your private key is secure and not exposed you should be fine. If you are sure your case is similar to OP then you can provide more details. Saying that you might get hacked doesn't really help much. A lot of people got hacked and quickly blame their wallet app, even though it was their fault for storing keys on the cloud, downloading malware, etc.

I wonder why Twitter is so slow at handling this kind of thing. I've seen dozens of accounts with similar operations doing fake giveaways or airdrop trending on their page, but those accounts are still there without no action taken against them. It doesn't help that their CEO is changing their name to something obscure and allowing some random ass projects to piggyback their name. We can only rely on people having good awareness after so many scams are exposed on Twitter.

I don't think OP will approach it from a user perspective since one of them is his app. That being said, I don't think people should attach their feelings to the news/market. I don't think that is healthy at all. At the end of the day they are just information that you can utilize for your benefit, but it is understandable to feel shit when some of your investment went south due to some bad news. Regardless if you use a news app or not, I believe it won't change the fact that something will affect your investment at any given time. CMIIW.

Some people don't visit this forum that often, or even registered here so I doubt it will help that much for the bigger picture. Not to mention sometimes e-mails notification arrives late or even not showing on their device due to glitches, notification settings, and so on. I'd love to see them give at least more than one month for their users to withdraw their funds. I'm not sure how much they need to spend to keep their service running, but it should be cheaper after they stopped their services and focus on processing withdrawals.

Not really surprising. We do have similar platforms that are quite active on the local market but have zero presence on the forum or social media.

I don't really see any changes to your service. Still lacking transparency as before, questionable reserves that we can't verify, unclear quotes data sources, and so on. Other than another update in reserves that is yet verifiable, do you change anything else? I don't see anyone recommending your service here, your business still looks as questionable as before.

I don't think a government will create new projects and stuff like that. Most of the time they only need to allow businesses to accept crypto and provide a clear framework for retail users, and then anyone interested in crypto will likely use them. I'm not sure how to feel about CZ's praise though, since his company has been doing some shady moves here and there. I'd not be surprised if he starts criticizing Japan if they started demanding CZ and his company to provide more details related to their business. At the end of the day, if crypto stays they will need to regulate it, whether it includes Web3 projects or not.

As far as I can tell, the app is still in developer beta, so I guess they don't really test it on other devices. They stated that the app should support Android 8+ 64 bits but I wouldn't be surprised if there are other limitations. It's really hard to tell why either since the error doesn't mention any reasons. Maybe you can try to log the error manually and see why it crashes?

There is no publicity either so it's not surprising that nobody knows or uses it. I'd rather wait until they release it publicly before trying to use them.

Personally, if I can't be sure I understand how the tech work or verify the developer's claim, I'd rather not use it. They keep mentioning that it uses Samsung Knox as a base to provide a secure environment, but it also supports cloud backup which can be an issue regardless since it adds a new attack vector. I'm not even sure the Redmi secure option is really secure either considering Xiaomi phones are not that popular for privacy and security purpose. Since you mentioned you don't know how some of them work, I'd suggest looking at other options instead of risking your funds for some temporary convenience.

I'm not sure if inbuilt DCA tools are broker though, or is there something I'm missing? Are you referring to exchanges' extra fees when the user uses their DCA tools, not a broker that helps them make DCA trades? What about yours then? Will you charge for each transaction too or you're going to monetize solely on advanced features mentioned on your OP?

There are tools to calculate stuff like this such as whattomine, assuming you know how to find out the necessary calculation variables such as hash rate, and so on as mentioned above. Treat it as a prediction since the variables will likely change when you start your mining activity. It is really hard to answer since you don't provide anything concrete to calculate. You'll likely get better suggestions if you can provide more data imo.

I believe his self-confidence is so high he's okay with lying as long as it gets him attention. I'm not sure what term can describe his behavior perfectly, maybe sociopath? It is clear that he's trying to get benefits by ignoring what's right or wrong and others' feelings as long as it fits his agenda.

Sadly some people still believe in him for whatever reason. Some of them are definitely trolling, but there are others who genuinely fall for his tricks even after he's been exposed as a liar.

Ane rasa dua hal itu saling berkaitan hanya agan melihat di aspek yang berbeda saja. Pada prinsipnya kan candlestick ini dimanipulasi, yang mau tidak mau ya mempengaruhi volume transaksi.  Agan bisa bilang juga sebaliknya. Poinnya adalah karena analisa teknikal banyak yang menggunakan pembacaan candlestick, tentunya yang lebih disorot adalah masalah risiko analisa candle mereka tidak valid lagi karena datanya saja sudah fiktif. Apapun yang terjadi trader harus lebih berhati-hati lagi kalau hal kaya gini ditemukan dan bahkan bisa diverifikasi. CMIIW.

Berdasarkan pengalaman ane masang 3600x di PC ane, selama agan teliti dan masang sesuai tanda panah semuanya bakal baik" saja. Kalau sudah pas prosesor bakal masuk dengan mudah kok seingat ane. Bisa juga dipasang di atas tempat yang empuk kalau memang parno bakal jatuh dst. Jangan sampai tanganya licin juga kalau pas masang. Kalau pernah bongkar rakit sendiri memang bisa lebih tenang sih saat masang. Kalau agan benar" baru dan tidak familiar dengan rakit PC mungkin bisa cari yang jual deket agan dan mau pasang sekalian.

Kalau konteksnya ATM itu dirilis oleh perusahaan exchange dan sejenisnya yang sudah populer di Indo, ane ras bukan tidak mungkin mereka menyediakan fitur integrasi yang membuat pengguna bisa WD hasil transaksi ke akun mereka yang ada di exchange lalu WD ke bank langsung. Kalau standalone mungkin ada pertimbangan lain seperti masalah keamanan, baik untuk pengguna ataupun pengelola ATM itu sendiri.

Sekilas ane baca penyebab utamanya adalah kompetisi yang makin ketat dan demand pasar yang mulai stabil. Sepertinya hanya proses seleksi bisnis seperti biasa kalau menurut ane.

Fitur terjemahan di Youtube memang sejauh ini terbatas pada terjemahan literal saja. Kalau mau dipaksakan bisa saja orang nyari term bahasa Inggris yang sering dipakai seperti Proof of Work untuk dihafalin terjemahan literalnya jadi kalau membaca subtitle paham term itu yang sedang dirujuk. Sebenarnya lebih bagus lagi kalau Youtube bisa menyediakan subtitle dua bahasa sekaligus jadi yang mendengarkan bisa cek apa yang dia dengar dan apa terjemahan yang dipakai. IMO lebih baik menggunakan buku atau sumber belajar sejenis karena secara teknis lebih mudah untuk diterjemahkan daripada Youtube kalau agan terkendala bahasa.