Never heard that there is someone being hacked by connecting to your own router and internet. By default, the router is set to a high-security firewall.
So it is safe than connecting to public wifi unless there is someone who is also connected on the same router and has permission to your device then he can retrieve data from your device or without permission maybe he can able to brute force and retrieve data from your device.

Are you verified? It requires KYC and it looks like they also ask for business verification that requires some documents listed in this link below.

- https://supporthub.g2a.com/seller/en/getting-started/business-verification-and-business-accounts-on-g2acom-marketplace

If you can provide those documents there you can be a seller.

That's the problem with using safepal wallet they don't have yet Coin control feature so if you received many transactions into your Safepal wallet and made a transaction all of your BTC will be sent to where you want to send it and to your changed address if available but it looks like they don't also have this feature so the change would send back to your wallet address.

Another problem is this wallet does not support other wallets like Electrum the guide shared by bitmover should be useful if Safepal support it.
What you can only do if you want a coin control feature is to export the private key from Safepal and then import it to Electrum.

Not all transactions that you made even if you have 100 different wallets they recorded on the blockchain explorers but it would increase your privacy if you split the amount into different addresses. Meaning it's hard for them to know if you still own the wallet addresses where you sent BTC but it is still traceable.

If I'm right he is the same person who made a topic on reddit a few hours ago from this link below he already got a response from Coinbase support but the OP can't provide a Case ID to follow up his case.

- https://www.reddit.com/r/CoinBase/comments/14hjom2/suddenly_i_can_no_longer_withdraw_my_funds_via/

Based on the logs provided by Cricktor above it seems you didn't close or shut down the Bitcoin core properly which cause some of your Bitcoin core data on an external drive to become corrupted.

-reindex might fix this issue the easy way to run this flag alternatively from the suggestion above is by adding -reindex on the Bitcoin core shortcut properties you can check the image below where you can add the -reindex.




Yes, it would be better check the task manager if bitcoin core daemon still running on the background you might need to use bitcoin-cli stop command to properly shut down your node.

And to know if it's properly shut down you will need to use this command below

Unstable wifi can cause the miner to stop mining but if you can keep it stable and low ping then it won't affect your mining shares.

About the Linksys EA3500-NP, it looks like a router but if it supports a wireless bridge then you can connect it through wifi.
Why did you choose this router instead of buying wifi extender with an ethernet port?

It seems that you're not the only one who had some issues using Coinbase over the past few days check this Reddit post below

- https://www.reddit.com/r/CoinBase/comments/141ekq8/are_your_buys_disabled/

It seems they become more strict in regulating users after being sued by SEC. So I think this is just their security procedure to follow the SEC rules and regulations.

I suggest instead of upgrading it to the latest version without removing the old version better uninstall this old Electrum and delete all Electrum folders and files in appdata and after that do what they suggested above download the latest version and then verify GPG before you install.

I just suggested it to avoid some error or corruption issues it sometimes happens when your Electrum version is too old and then upgraded to the newest version but before you do it make sure you already have a backup seed.

Ok, So what you want to recover is the native segwit that starts with "bc1q".
Have you ever tried other ways to decrypt the backup file you can maybe able to decrypt it that only includes a private key?

Here's the method that I want you to try "[HOW-TO] Export Bitcoin private keys (in WIF) from Bitcoin Android (schildbach)"
This method only dumps private keys after decrypting the wallet backup from OpenSSL.

Have you checked the derivation path on the Iancoleman tool under "BIP32 Derivation Path" that's the correct derivation path that you need to use when importing the BIP39 seed into Electrum to get the correct legacy wallet.

Also, in derived addresses on the left side, it should show the path of your BTC address and what derivation path your BTC address belongs. Look at the image below as a reference



Or alternatively, export the private key since you said you get the correct wallet using iancoleman then export the private key from that tool and import it to Electrum. Make sure that you use this tool on an offline PC or else it's not safe anymore to reuse that wallet.

Don't compare the forum and the dark web because you can only access the dark web through the Tor browser while this forum can access in any browser another thing is if you are going to promote your exchange on the dark web it is not the same as this forum that can be index to any SERP(like Bing and Google) meaning only a few people can find your business because only limited people can access your exchange.

What's your purpose why did you like to promote the exchange on the dark web? Is it illegal?
The only reason that I think why you want to promote it on the dark web is because you don't want to involve in government policies.

If you can't find the legacy option it seems they already delisted it according to this link below you will need to export the private key and import to another wallet that still support NEO legacy.

- https://support.atomicwallet.io/article/343-how-do-i-export-my-neo-2-private-keys

I suggest try to import it to Neon wallet developed by City of Zion they have option there to migrate it to N3 once you've done to migrate you can send it to any exchange where you can trade it into BTC.

Check this guide https://youtu.be/_uXsm808oLU

It's just a warning but I don't think that's the cause of your issue would you mind posting the whole kernel logs here just don't forget to paste it inside the insert code tag just like the other post above because there might be other errors that cause this?

Anyway, I have a suggestion that you can try do you mind to try to boot Braiins OS to your unit? Sometimes other OS can bypass this issue.

No one knows when unless ASIC miner manufacturers announce a new miner unlike before they keep releasing new Bitcoin ASIC miners.

However, they are still manufacturing other ASIC miners for altcoin. If you want a tool that lists all new miners with release dates then check this tool below.

- https://www.asicminervalue.com/

Then sort them by clicking "release" to see new miners including the upcoming release of new miners.

Take note there is a warning on SourceForge that TrueCrypt has a security issue meaning it's not a secured virtual disk check the warning below.


So even if you move your wallet there and turn it offline if you are using your PC online there is still a possibility it would compromise your wallet so better move the wallet to another PC/Laptop which is completely offline.

Honestly, I don't have a source it only came to my mind because maybe they are similar to S9 Chips that have 135 max temps.

However, I recently realized after checking the Skot project called Bitaxe that the max temp shouldn't be more than 90c my reference is the temp he share on his Twitter, The PCB temp and the Braiins auto mode dangerous temp.
I couldn't find any data so this is just my own guess collected from other user's posts.

Sometimes the ISP/router is the cause of this problem due to the firewall you might need to disable the firewall of your router to fix this issue if not then try to use a VPN or if you already using VPN try to turn off VPN and try again.
If it still doesn't work try to change your PC DNS(Google or Cloudflare DNS) and try again.

You have a similar issue on Electrum Github posted years ago you can read them here "The server returned an error when broadcasting the transaction"

If all suggestions do not work you can broadcast the transaction manually to do that you need to copy the raw/hex transaction from your Electrum wallet and broadcast them to any PushTX site listed from the link below

- https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_broadcasting

Yes because the security patch of Windows 7 is outdated and ended support by Microsoft 3 years ago and Electrum's latest version no longer supports Windows 7 since the release of version 4.2.0.
It's not safe if you stay using Windows 7 so to ensure you are safe use the latest Electrum and better upgrade to Windows 10 and follow all suggestions from the OP.

If you just doing it for fun while giving service to someone who hires you then you're so kind.

If you are looking for a job or business that looking for someone who can promote or advertise their business why not try the services section you can maybe find someone there who can hire your service. Check the section below and create a new thread that includes your service

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0