exch.cx is one of them. Not so many coins are supported though. A few more options can be found here: https://kycnot.me/

Alternatively, if you want something with bigger liquidity, and coins support, there is MEXC but as I mentioned in a recent post, there were some complaints about them not allowing users to withdraw their funds, and the CEO deleting his account etc. I don't see those posts as often, but keep that in mind.

No such thing as a liquidity check. Don't send anything and cut your losses while you still can.

If it's a large amount of money, and you believe the individuals are from the country as you, then I suggest you seek law enforcement help, if you can manage to find where the funds were sent (a CEX exchange).

It might have something to do with Binance's current situation with the UK because the second link has always been there and although I never came across the first one, it seems like it wasn't updated for three years.

In that case, my suggestion above won't be of too much help. You can start from this list: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5444578.0

The only way to go would be to choose something that offers a good API, otherwise it's not going to serve your purpose.

Could you give more details on what is it you're trying to build though?

If you're planning to build something so that the user could past a TXID and in exchange, he would receive the amount, addresses involved, fees, etc. of that transactions, then the easiest way to achieve that would be to simply use the API of a blockexplorer like Blockchain.com, Blockchair, etc. There are a few options for you out there.

It does not have buttons? what do you mean? they clearly show in both the official website as well as google images. Maybe you never created or imported a wallet to start with? You should post a screenshot.

Coinomi is a noncustodial wallet, so it shouldn't charge you a flat fee. It also looks like it can change the fees as explained here:

https://coinomi.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/29000009675-how-much-do-i-have-to-pay-to-use-coinomi-how-do-i-set-fees-

If that doesn't help, it means that the wallet is not miscalculating the fees, and changing the wallet is probably not going to do much.

And just like that, it looks like Wise, one of the most popular payment methods on Binance P2P has also been quietly removed from the platform. I'm not sure when this happened exactly since I couldn't find any announcements about it.

AFAIK, MEXC still doesn't require any identity verification and you should be able to use the change by simply filling in some personal information.

You should know there were some reports of people not being able to withdraw their funds after the CEO deleted his twitter account a few weeks back. I didn't follow the story but you may want to keep that in mind or do more research before using them.

[1] https://cointelegraph.com/news/mexc-crypto-exchange-clarifies-deleted-ceo-account-amid-withdrawal-issues

I suggest you keep contacting Trezor about this. They might be more helpful but in case you decide to go with this and take the risk, I would highly suggest you go through the changelogs I gave above first, I'm not sure which update was it, but I believe that at some point (a couple of years back), there was an update where they explicitly mentioned that it would wipe the device.

@hugeblack هل يمكنك اضافة ما تم ذكره أعلاه حول الميكسرز؟ مع اضافة تاريخ القوانين (يعني الأول من الشهر الحالي). بارك الله فيك. يمكنك استخدام هذا الكود

34. يحظر الترويج لخدمات الميكسرز أو مشاركة روابطها بها.^[11]

35. يحظر الترويج لخدمات DDoS أو مشاركة روابطها.^[12]

[11] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5476162.0
[12] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5476162.msg63287304#msg63287304

Yes, that shouldn't be a very resource-consuming task. You can do it either by downloading an offline version of bitaddress[1] or by simply downloading a noncustodial wallet like Electrum[2] on another device and then moving it to your laptop.

[1] https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org
[2] https://electrum.org/#download

You can check CryptoCurrencyAlerts[1]. Depending on how many alerts you want to set, or notifications you want to receive, it's possible that you might need to go with the paid plan[2] instead of the free one.

[1] https://cryptocurrencyalerting.com/new-coin-listings.html
[2] https://cryptocurrencyalerting.com/pricing.html

Because people find DEXes, when dealing with fiat at least to be less convenient, slower, and have a lack of liquidity so they don't mind giving up their identity if that means being able to buy and sell within a couple of minutes.

What do you mean by you can't access it? are you getting any errors? If so, please show a screenshot.

Either way, it's possible you won't be able to use anything until you update. Most firmware updates are not mandatory, but since it's been a long time[1]... It's possible that there were a few. I don't believe there is a way to skip those[2].

[1] https://trezor.io/learn/a/firmware-changelog
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/TREZOR/comments/m2b9r6/comment/gqkpwd0/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Trustwallet, Exodus, are all wallets that support on-app swaps but they all use third-party APIs from instant exchanges. Usually, most of the known tokens are supported so you might find SHIB for example, while you're less likely to find the other ones.

From my understanding and from what I have seen on the ETF commercials, you should be able to buy them and sell them on the popular stock exchange apps. I did read however that Vanguard[1] and another company decided to block these transactions.

[1] https://blockworks.co/news/vanguard-disallows-bitcoin-etf-trading

أعتقد أن لكل المحافظ مسؤولية كبيرة اتجاه مستخدميها لاعلاملهم (بطريقة جد واضحة) بأن أي عملية تبادل تتم في المحفظة سوف تكون عن طريق  طرف ثالث  و أن المحفظة لا يمكنها المساعدة في حالة وجود أي مشاكل.

أما بالنسبة للمنصة المذكورة، فعلى حد علمي  لا توجد أي محفظة تستخدمها الان بعد تحول منصة CoinSwitch من exchange aggregator الى منصة تداول عادية تدعم دولة الهند فقط.

أعتقد أنه لم يكن له أي خيار سوى التصوريت في صالح هذا القرار خاصة بعد قرار القاضي فيما يخص تحويل Grayscale futures ETF الى Spot ETF و انتشار حملة عبر مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي لطرده من منصبه، و التي كانت مدعومة حتى من قبل بعض أعضاء الكونغرس الأمريكي

Go back to your crypto.com and make sure that the transaction was successful. If it was, you should see a TXID which you can use on Etherscan to double-check that the address matches with the one you copied from Ledger.

If you don't have any TXID, then this means that crypto.com never processed your transaction to start with and you should make another withdrawal request or contact the support if the amount was deducted from the account.

Posting a screenshot would help. You can upload it to talkimg.com and post the link here.