Armory can generate nested segwit (p2wpkh-p2sh) addresses, but it can't generate native segwit (bech32) addresses.
For generating a nested segwit address in Armory, click on "Address Type" when generating a new receiving address and check "P2SH-P2WPKH address".
If you want a bech32 address, you have to use another wallet.

That's standard.
As you know, a private key can generate different types of addresses.
If you sign a message from the legacy address derived from your private key, you have actually signed the same message from the segwit address derived from the same private key as well.
Note that you sign the message with your private key, not with your address.

There is no bitcoin on binance smart chain and you can't send bitcoin to a BEP20 address at all.
What you send and receive on binance smart chain is a token which is claimed to be begged to bitcoin and it's normal that you don't see such transactions on bitcoin blockchain.

I recommend you to avoid those fake bitcoins and use the real bitcoin which has only one blockchain. A real bitcoin address starts with 1, 3 or bc1.

I understand you, but whatever odds they show there, it doesn't change the fact that those who bet late don't really get any bonus and the time factor is against them.
Those who place their bet late would get better odds if the odds didn't depend on time and there was no time weight multiplier at all.

Electrum's seed phrases include a version number that determines the addresses type. Unlike BIP39 seed phrases, you can't generate different types of addresses using an electrum's seed phrase. In other words, you can't generate a legacy wallet using a seed phrase that has been generated by electrum for a segwit wallet and vise versa.

Since the version 4.1.0, electrum generates a segwit wallet by default and don't ask you the wallet type.
If you want to generate a legacy wallet on electrum, you can go to console and use the following command.

If that was the case, the house would lose money.

Assume that there's a match between teams A and B.
All the money that has been put on team A is 100 BTC and all the money that has been put on team B is 300 BTC. You have put 0.01 BTC on team A.
The total money is 400 BTC. 5% of that 400 BTC goes to the house and 95% of that goes to the winners. So, the prize pool is 380 BTC.

Team A wins the match and they should give your prize.
Assuming there is no time weight multiplier, you will get 380 * (0.01/100) = 0.038 BTC

If you have placed your bet early, you will get more than 0.038 BTC. Ask yourself where does the extra money come from.
The extra money comes from those winners who have placed their bet late.
If the house increase the winning amount of those who have placed their bet early without decreasing the winning amount of those how have placed their bet late, they will lose money and that's not possible.

Some days ago, someone reported the same thing on binance smart chain. So, it seems that this type of scam isn't limited to Tron blockchain.
Visit the following topic for more information.
I got scammed out of 100000 dollars by fake 0 dollars withdrawal on BSC

Of course, the change in the odds isn't only due to that and it's possible that the final odds are even higher than the odds you see when placing your bet.
Freebitco uses parimutuel betting system. The odds depend on which outcome other users will bet on and it's normal that they are not fixed.

They do. Trustwallet generate a segwit address for bitcoin. Of course, this doesn't mean trustwallet should be recommended.


Wrong.
They used to charge 0.0005 BTC for bitcoin withdrawal, but the withdrawal fee is now 0.0002 BTC which is around 3.5 dollars.

The time weight multiplier doesn't always increase the winning amount.

Assume that the prize pool is 1 BTC and there are 100 winners.
If there was no time weight multiplier, each of the winners would get 0.01 BTC.
The time weight multiplier makes the profit of those who placed their bet early more than 0.01 BTC and those who placed their bet late less than 0.01 BTC.

Usually initiated with becl?
That's wrong. Native segwit (bech32) addresses always start with bc1 and nested segwit addresses always start with 3.
Also, electrum is available for android phones as well.


Note that Segwit soft fork was implemented more than 5 years ago and most of exchanges support segwit addresses.

You can create a multi-signature address using createmultisig command, but you can't have a seed phrase. Bitcoin core doesn't support seed phrase at all.

For creating a multi-signature address, you can use the following command.

This creates a M of N multi-signature address.

Note that Bitcoin core is open-source and you don't have to trust the website you are downloading the software from.
You can download the source code, review the code and compile bitcoin core from the source. (Of course, if you have the required knowledge of that.)

Any website has to be owned and controlled by someone. There is no one in the world qualified to own the bitcoin official website.
Also, if there's an official website, then the community have to trust the owner of the website. Bitcoin is a trustless system and that's not possible.

Take not that there is no official bitcoin website. Since bitcoin is decentralized and isn't like a company owned by someone, it doesn't have an official website at all.
From About bitcoin.org:


As mentioned by LoyceV above, you can download the latest version of bitcoin core from Bitcoincore.org. That's the official website of Bitcoin Core.

The wallet file will be deleted and you will need the wallet's root key or your private key(s) to access your bitcoin.


It's possible that the files that have been deleted from your device can be restored using a data recovery tool. So, the wallet file hasn't permanently gone.
If you want the files to be permanently removed, you should wipe your hard drive using an eraser tool.

That's because you should search for "The Sceptical Chymist", not The Sceptical Chynist.
If you search for "The Sceptical Chymist" and click on the result, you will see that the message is sent to "The Pharmacist".

That's because theymos has only changed the display name. The username hasn't been changed.
For more information read the post made by theymos before.


Also, click on Members, go to "search for members" tab and search for the old name.

You are probably wrong.
If you logout from your account in one device, you are automatically logged out from your other devices as well. That's how the forum works and your account can't be an exception.

Read the post made by theymos about this before.

Right. That's exactly Pmalek's point.
If the wallet has been generated by a close-source wallet like trustwallet, we don't know how the keys have been generated and whether they have access to the keys or not.
With importing the seed phrase generated by trustwallet into bluewallet, you don't change anything.