Don't know why it was relaunched, this tool was actually launched about 2 years ago ^[1] by the way.
Is there an improvement over the previous version, or will this be a more specific tax return file following the official format for each country? Binance web isb't accessible in normal mode in my country.

1. https://cryptobriefing.com/binance-launches-tax-reporting-tool

Is it true?
I think the bank only considers your account inactive when they are done dredging your savings for monthly fees until it is left with zero after a few years.
It doesn't apply to bitcoin. There are no exact parameters for considering bitcoins to lose access. The owner can leave without touching it indefinitely without even 1 sat of deduction.

Doing a brief research, it's unclear who the first founders were. Some cases of this exchange: tax evasion, hacking, manipulation, illegal transaction fraud. I can no longer assume this is a clean company. While it's true that Bithumb is just the scene of a scandal that someone anonymous actually scripted, changing the CEO is to run a different party.

Don't say if you stumbled on the name yahoo on tinder app or somewhere in thailand.

"Privacy is a right, self-disclosure is a choice."
You should get your rights first, then make your choice.

You use bitcoin (on-chain), you take your right to some of that privacy, and of course without bureaucratic restrictions. Then it's up to you to choose to remain private or reveal yourself through the CEXes.

Is there a source of statistics about this number, can it also be specified between those who have used bitcoin and are currently using it? I imagine the numbers actually fluctuate a lot if you look at the market cap stats^[1].

As the day goes on, people are being presented with more and more altcoins, some of them I'm sure never even had a bitcoin portfolio at all from the time they came to come out again due to failure.


1. https://www.globaldata.com/data-insights/financial-services/bitcoins-market-capitalization-history/

That's definitely a scam to me, not just suspicious. Badly you're a bit late to realize and have to pay dearly first to gain experience.
I don't know what your job is, by knowing that you were cheated by $200k I think you're already well established in knowledge and know more about this kind of scam pattern.

The longer the payday period can affect the desire to spend in the early days after payday, especially if you only have a small number of monthly bills, because that means the bigger the nominal you receive, you have to be really smart as a financial manager in the family sphere. I personally prefer weekly, in terms of spending it will be more conditional.
For the 2nd question, percentage pay is rarely offered to employees. It seems that it only applies to shareholders.

No, that's not gonna happen even in the next 10 years. We have to approach the majority (religion, capability) beforehand to what extent Indonesia is really ready to implement bitcoin. Maybe I'm too pessimistic, but the actual speaking fact of bitcoin is still being debated^[1] at many religious conferences in our country. The low capability of the population for matters related to e-finance is evidenced by the number of reports of online fraud^[2] which is quite high from year to year.

1. https://www.trenasia.com/masih-jadi-perdebatan-apakah-aset-kripto-halal-atau-haram
2. https://www.cnnindonesia.com/teknologi/20211015085350-185-708099/kominfo-catat-kasus-penipuan-online-terbanyak-jualan-online

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pls & ty

I don't mean about his account, of course he can create as many accounts as he can. $220 ism't a guaranteed number even for 1 month, so what for the next months? Trying "luck" again by scamming people? I think he should think of another way harder.

Criminals will at least have a moral slap for every action that must be endured throughout life. Their lives are no happier than poor people who work legally, these are losers.

The exodus wallet exchange built in you're referring to is (afaik) provided by a third party as they explained^[1]. I don't know what kind of exchange it is and how far it will run smoothly, what I know is that slowly regulations have also regulated DEX^[2]

Your wallet technically can't be frozen, not even Exodus has that capability. cmiiw


1. https://www.exodus.com/support/article/787-how-do-i-exchange-assets-in-exodus
2. https://ambcrypto.com/did-uniswap-just-yield-to-the-evolving-regulatory-landscape/

I thought it would help a little. While we can't identify the root cause of this, although I'm leaning it's a system error they somehow can't reflect the incoming txid to the user's account (whether it's related to an account exception the OP may have had in the past so the restore wasn't done properly). What I saw on txid, it was OP's 1st deposit, which was then swept to a hot wallet 1 hour later.

But I'm also not going to discount impersonation scenarios (as I described earlier).

The system default clipboard (for unrooted devices) may not be changed (read-only mode), but there are some clipboard managers out there that if you install them require permissions to disable and switch the role of default apps to third-party ones. Yep, it can be tampered with and malware attacks.

I know how you feel while wrote this like...


In the end you're still a f*ckin' loser

Too complicated. If they're willing, you can once again deposit a small (unique) amount they specify from (the same) address to the address like beforw. I think that's enough to prove the ownership of the $500 you deposited previously.

Slowly they reduce the role of contributors? Or will be shifted to just being a proofreader at a lower rate of pay due to the fact that Chatgpt is still limited to future talk.

Welcome to the future! Where the industry prefers robot workers, because they never demand promotions, salaries, and holidays. Chatgpt is indeed more relevant to the news industry.

Well, the terrible part is when they enforce verification requirements beyond the standards of the authority they comply with. Up to this point I suggest you give up or take legal steps (if the funds are large enough). It's like they don't wanna release your funds anymore basically.
At least also change the title subject to “scam HitBTC” or similar else to add to the collection of honest disappointment reviews.

Dunno how funding works on this platform, just referred to their explanation in the ann thread.
The part I wanna know is the Transaction ID(s) they're doubtful about, can you share here also the screenshot they're referring to?

But it's necessary to hear from their side, you may not know their concern to handle this. You're now sharing some screenshots publicly, how do we know they're authentic? or basically you get the pictures from someone (real user) who asks for your help personally then you claim it with a new account. Not accusing you back, this is just a common scenario fake "support" uses.

So no need to hurry, your turn has been used. Let them come here to clear things up.

As I recall, trustwallet has a field to see the address in the explorer directly. If it's assumed you have multiple accounts, try to make sure your address is associated with your current wallet account then refresh your wallet periodically.

Unable to determine other causes, it could come from an internal problem with the app that needs to update the version, device or connection you use.
I also found this page on their community, maybe some tips there can help you https://community.trustwallet.com/t/my-balance-not-updated/139527/4