It's better to sweep than to import but I just tried to copy an encrypted private key into Electrum and the sweep button is still greyed out, so I'm guessing BIP38 is not supported. You should however be able to sweep encrypted PKs on Exodus but it's not the type of wallet I'd recommend for storing large amounts.

The alpha release of the Taro daemon is officially here[1][2] and It should now be possible for developers to experiment with it on the bitcoin testnet.

[1] https://lightning.engineering/posts/2022-9-28-taro-launch/
[2] https://github.com/lightninglabs/taro/releases/tag/v0.1.0-alpha

هنالك منصة بولتز (مفتوحة المصدر) أيضا التي سبق لي اضافتها في موضوعي في القسم الانجليزي[1][2]

و أما للاجابة عن سؤالك أخي، فكما سبق لي ذكره في موضوع سابق، مع اضافة منصات مثل Kraken و Bitfinex سوف يتعين على المنصات الأخرى مثل بينانس و كوين بايز اضافتها أيضا... أو دفع الثمن و خسارة المستخدمين.
و قد لا ترى هذه المنصات الفائدة في هذا الأمر حاليا، لكن أرى أن الأمر سوف يتغير مع الوقت، خاصة مع ارتفاع عدد مستخدمي البيتكوين و عمولة الارسال.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5218464.0
[2] https://boltz.exchange/

You can use Coinbase if you're from the U.S[1] otherwise your best best would be to use P2P platform like Paxful.

[1] https://help.coinbase.com/en/coinbase/getting-started/add-a-payment-method/paypal-faq
[2] https://paxful.com/buy-bitcoin/paypal

I just noticed that CoinOS (an open-source web-based lightning wallet) has launched its own point-of-sale app. They don't require any identity verification, and there's only a 0.1% fee if you want to send your funds from LN to on-chain. You can't accept BTC directly though, only LN is supported.

For OKX, you can also withdraw using the lightning network. The minimum amount you can withdraw is 0.000001 BTC (100 satoshis) and the fee is 10 satoshis.

Yes, you can use the testnet instead of the mainnet.

I suggest going with a lightweight wallet like Electrum. Here's a guide on how to do it[1], you can ignore the steps after the screenshot.

You can use the testnet faucets at the bottom of the article to claim some free (testnet) bitcoin to play around with.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5393289.0

1. Not if the transaction has been confirmed, no.

2. If you send it using RBF (Replace-by-fee) then yes, you can increase the fees. Not all wallets support this feature though.

There should be nothing (serious).to target if everything is stored on the user's device locally. If I remember correctly, they were afraid people would create similar copies of the wallet (same design) and add malicious code to it...which by the way, is something that scammers still do.

لقد قمت بالبحث أكثر حول في هذا الموضوع، و يبقى هذا مجرد استنتاج لا غير، لكن يبدو أن للأمر علاقة بمنصة ال P2P الخاصة بباينانس و التي تدعم الليرة اللبنانية.

من المنطقي أن تقوم المنصة بتوظيف لبنانيين في هذه الحالة، خاصة الان و مع الأزمة الاقتصادية الموجودة في البلد... أفترض أن المنصة تشهد حاليا ارتفاع كبير في عدد المستخدمين .

كبداية أنا أنصحك بقراءة القوانين المنتدى: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2345906.0

للتعلم، أنا أقترح عليك أن تقوم بقراءة المواضيع المثبتة في قسم المبتدئيين: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2345906.0

ثم في حال كان عندك استفسار حول شئ معين، قم بالبحث عنه، و ان لم تجد المعلومات التي تريدها، يمكنك انشاء موضوع في القسم العربي و لن نبخل عنك بما نعرف.

Then you're not using a standard wallet. Is it a watch-only wallet by any chance? (it should show in the window's title) If so, there's no way to access your funds unless you have the original wallet file + password stored somewhere else.

Open Electrum, go to menu -> wallet -> seed (as shown below). Type your password, and it should show. If you don't have the password either, there's no way to access your funds.

Import: You're moving the same address/private key from one device to another (you're not making a transaction).
Sweep (recommended): You're basically sending the funds from the old address/private key to a new one.

لقد تحصلت بينانس منذ يومين على ترخيض مماثل و يبدو أنه لم يكن بامكانهم فتح حساب بنكي محلي الى غاية الان مما يعني أن التراخيص التي شهدناها في الماضي مع محتلف المنصات لا تعني أنه يمكن للمنصة العمل مع البنوك المحلية و قبول المدفوعات.

You can't just move the wallet file because Electrum and Bitcoin core don't have the same file format.

Since you're going to be using a new computer, don't you think it would be best to sweep the private key to a new wallet[1] (after exporting it from bitcoin core[2]) instead of importing the old private key?

You won't need to connect your old device to the internet.

[1] https://bitcoinelectrum.com/sweeping-your-private-keys-into-electrum/
[2] https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/5933

This has been discussed a lot of times in here so...

You basically have PrepaidDigitalSolutions which I'm not sure where you can still get with bitcoin, ever since coinsbee decided to stop selling them...
They also have a lot of bad reviews on trustpilot..

Alternatively, there's EzzoCard. I haven't tried them myself so I can't give my feedback but they seem to be very expensive.

If the service you want to buy doesn't have any gift cards you can buy from Bitrefill, and you're not going to be buying on a regular basis... I would just suggest looking for someone in the services board, to buy on your behalf in exchange for bitcoin (+ fee).

As mentioned above, it's a scam. If the transaction is already verified, there's sadly nothing you can do to get your funds back and you should obviously not send more funds.

Do you mind telling us how you came across this site though? It barely has any online presence.

لقد قامت شركة Seed Group (المملوكة من طرف العائلة الملكية) بشراكة مع منصة CoinCorner  أين سوف تقوم الأخيرة بالتركيز على انشاء منصة لبيع، شراء العملات المشفرة محلية و كذلك مساعدة المتاجر لقبول المدفوعات.

و الجدير بالذكر أيضا لمن لا يعرف هذه المنصة، أنهم من أكبر المؤيديين و الداعمين لشبكة البرق.

I appreciate everyone's response. I tried some of the suggestions given, but nothing really worked. I simply kept retrying and the problem fixed itself today apparently.