Looks like you misunderstood the Metamask problem here, you better read the responses of some of the members above or read the full news. This also only happens on the ETH network, not with other networks. The only solution is to replace it with an alternative RPC or run your own local node, then your Metamask will be decentralized again. Find alternative RPC here: https://rpc.info. There are some RPC server that may not be listed, please use google search.

2 - insider trading
3 - ponzi sheme
4 - decentralized

I actually have a different understanding of what "good people" mean here, maybe it is an investor or trader with an amazing portfolio.
Unfortunately, I don't have the standards of a "good guy" even though it's as good as a portfolio in their judgment. I just don't want to turn to hate when my results are the opposite. Investment decisions should be more independent and should be dominated by self-research rather than the influence of others.

Iota isn't yet listed on kraken and may not be interested in listing it, but nowadays there are many alternative exchanges to buy it. Check here https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/iota/markets
Please read the user terms first, some exchanges may apply KYC to withdraw assets.

For me, that's easy to realize. My habit is that I won't log into any account on 2 or more different devices.
If that link redirects me to the Binance page in the logged in state, I'll check a few other subpages especially the notifications and withdrawal history page before I assume it's really not phishing.

What are the specific costs?

If you mean future transaction fees, it depends on your own perspective and the network base of the tokens you hold. Shiba is based on the main ETH network, be careful if you hold it token-enclosed on other networks. Long-term Holding in a centralized wallet is also not recommended.

I guess the reason is obvious,
perhaps because PrivateBank don't want more UAH supplies to flow to overseas services in the midst of a crisis and hope other local banks will take similar steps as a more significant precaution. The latest government policy will generate enthusiasm for Ukrainian citizens to buy bitcoin anywhere including on global exchanges.

Profit takers in the financial sector won't stop chasing users of conventional financial services. I used to think that there would be no lending services other than those offered by certain banks and agencies, and as it seems today that is very much possible in cryptocurrencies. Likewise C/D Cards, this service will gradually adopt blockchain technology so that customers stay at hand.

Bitcoin is still dominated by investors rather than users who take advantage of the use of bitcoin. Otherwise, you may need to observe bitcoiners with different attitudes or habits.
"Hoarding" in this case can also mean they don't actually store in a personal wallet. Assuming some bitcoiners use a centralized service to spend bitcoins, they unknowingly accumulate the amount of bitcoins stored in the wallet of that service.

That's also nothing afaik. If anything, it's definitely a project focused on the internet and anonymity with a not-so-exact functionality concept. For example, I just checked Brave Browser has launched a separate VPN+Firewall product, but apparently it only supports IOS devices. Brave added this new product since July 2020.

Coinweb issues a multi-chain based token which is actually not the first time I've seen this kind of project. As far as I can see on the price chart, this token was dropped by almost -80% of the laucbh price and seems unable to reverse at least close to its initial trading price on the exchange.

Their partners are quite well known, but not enough as a basis for considering this project will produce good performance in the future. They mostly only support in terms of marketing and funding.

Dude, are you unable to activate symbols on your keyboard, or have you never been to school?
The fnckin unknowneyepdotprotonmailcom is just another scammer service who doesn't know how to write properly They will fail to trick the victim

Looked on your mission

I even just heard of this brand which I don't think is related to cryptocurrency, how will people understand that you're socializing about crypto with your design that only has a logo on it?

Wouldn't you like to consider prime printing with a design that is more in line with the slogan.

Although I'm more than convinced that you're the only yellow moon shiller here, consider me in the mind of the average person: How can I believe that it's a safe and great service just from hearing other people's fleeting experiences? Or conversely, how can I confidently recommend a particular service person based on superficial experience?

There is a "URL history" feature which actually reduces the bookmarking function and almost all browser apps support it. Tbh, I don't save too many bookmarks for a long time on my mobile.
In phishing attacks that are commonly spread on emails and social media PMs, scammers often add subpage urls of the site in such a way (eg to promo pages) that it can be a point of attention rather than checking the domain first.

Yeah mate, I also saw their photos deleted, thanks for pointing that out.

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Your audit document says that "At the time of the audit, there was no information on KYC/doxx implementation." No KYC here.

Allright, now show me where I can see your faces.

How will you know that this war will last long?? Is there a clairvoyant in one of your team??

One of my forms of productivity is saving donors' money from suspicious charitable projects like this  

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I researched more about "AuditRateTech", and as I suspected the audit service you chose was bullshit. A honeypot project passed this service audit.
And another review about "AuditRateTech" (Redflag). I'll assume you haven't audited here, and your project is...

This is a trash project owned by unscrupulous developers. No project of any kind can interfere with or affect the political interests of a country. And it's clear the goal of these shit developers is simply to attract charities for war victims. From my understanding of charity, such a contribution should not expect any return let alone make a profit.

#stopscamcharityfoundationforprofit

It's not just the quality of the graphics or the price of the NFT that is reliable, the foundation of a strong game is the large number of communities and abundant players. A common selling strategy used by the P2E industry is whitelisting which limits the growth of their own ecosystem. This only gives new established players a chance (from other games). Many developers are not aware that they're not the only ones trying to develop in this industry and these players aren't aiming to stay, but always moving to more profitable places.

Is there somewhere where the whales get together and talk about investment plans that lead to a joint decision? It's kind of ridiculous, but haven't recently some artists really netted them into the VIP discord group by offering NFTs as wealth level status to investors?

OP, you're neglecting something important to learn. You shared your first crypto experience in 2015 which was even earlier than I started. I guess you've learned a lot since then, until I found out you were being scammed into cheap power generation via fiat transfer. This means that until this moment you've not reached one important lesson point "How to recognize fraud and avoid it" which will save you from the crime of the crypto space, which is even bigger.

Actually the achievement of having learned how to adapt in a forum is not an important thing to share.