What matters is that your private key(s) shouldn't connect to the internet, so your wallet is secure and protected against hackers.
Paper wallet is recommended because your keys are on a paper and there is no way for a hacker to access your paper. Take note that if you don't generate your paper wallet properly, it wouldn't provide the security it should. For example, if you generate your paper wallet using an unsafe tool, it's possible that all your fund is stolen. Or if you generate your keys on an online computer, it wouldn't be a cold storage and wouldn't have a big difference with an online wallet.

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Charles-Tim is right.
Once you log out from your account on one device, you are automatically logged out on all other devices as well and will have to login to your account again.

If your device is lost, you can easily login to your account using another device and change your password.
If someone has access to your bitcointalk account and changes the password before you, you still have the option to reset your password via your email.
If someone has access to your account and changes the email address, you have two weeks for locking the account.

You can also stake a bitcoin address.
If you lose access to your account for any reason, you will be able to sign a message from that address and prove your ownership over the account.

As far as I know, Coinomi generates the legacy wallet on the derivation path of m/44'/0'/0' as well.
If you don't see your balance on Coinomi, maybe the xpub you used for creating the watch-only wallet has been derived on a different derivation path.
Didn't you create multiple wallets on Trezor? If I am not wrong, it should generate the second wallet on derivation path of m/44'/0'/1', the third wallet on m/44'/0'/2' and so on.

Ignore any message you receive via pm and don't share any sensitive data like seed phrase, private keys, etc.
Anyone who really wants to help you will post in the public.  

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Import your seed phrase into electrum or bluewallet itself and generate the wallet on the derivation path of m/44'/0'/0'.

zpub/xpub is the master public key used for deriving individual public keys and addresses of an HD wallet.
A master pubic key starting with xpub is used for deriving legacy addresses and a master public key starting with zpub is used for deriving segwit addresses.
You imported a xpub and created a legacy watch-only wallet, not a taproot wallet.

As address starting with 1 is a legacy address. This means that the wallet you created on bluewallet wasn't taproot at all. A taproot address starts with bc1p.
How did you create your watch-only wallet on bluewallet? You probably imported a xpub.

Making a scam accusation topic without providing any evidences is really useless.
You should provide details on what exactly happened and how you got scammed. For example, you can add transaction hashes of the payment you made and tell us what was their response if you contacted them.

Can't say how much time you have to cancel a transaction.
If your transaction has been flagged as RBF, as long as it is unconfirmed, you can replace it with a new transaction paying higher fee.
It's possible that your transaction is confirmed in a few seconds. It's also possible that it stays unconfirmed even after says.
As mentioned by Charles-Tim above, the higher fee rate you set for your transaction, the faster it can be confirmed.

And I think the easiest way to check whether you are a DT1 member or not without using BPIP is to check DT voting page.
If you have been listed for voting and your username isn't strikethroughed, you are DT1 member.

That means that your status hasn't been changed and you are not a DT1 member.

You can check the list of eligible DT1 members on DT update log. Of course, it's possible that a user is eligible for being a DT1 member but isn't a DT member due to being untrusted by other DT1 members.
You can also visit your trust setting page to see the list of all DT1 and DT2 members. (Note that you should add ";dt" to the end of the URL. Otherwise, you will see your own trust network instead of the default trust network.

There's a very easy way for that. Double check (or triple check) what you wrote down.
You can also recover your wallet from the seed before sending any fund to that to make sure the seed phrase is correct and it generates the same addresses.

You can use bluewallet too. Bluewallet is a non-custodial and open-source wallet that allows you to make RBF-enabled transactions, bump the fee and cancel transactions (Cancel means replace the RBF-enabled transaction with a new one paying higher fee and sending the fund to yourself)

Take note that anyone can easily create a watch-only wallet using others addresses and since a watch-only wallet doesn't have any private key, it's not possible to spend fund from that. This means that most probably the wallet they showed you didn't belong to them at all.

This type of scam has been around for years. Any service or any person asking you to deposit money to be able to make a withdrawal is surely a scammer and there is no exception.
Don't waste more money.

After you tap on "Pay" button on the mobile version of electrum, a new window for confirming the payment pops up.
If "Final" is unchecked in that window, your transaction will be replaceable by fee. If "Final" is checked, your transaction won't be replaceable by fee.
Note that by default, "Final" is unchecked and electrum make RBF-enabled transactions.

Your expectations from checksum are too high.
Checksum only helps detect errors. Checksum isn't supposed to eliminate the errors or correct them. You should always double check or triple check your seed phrase after writing it down to make sure there is no error.

Freebitco has been around for nearly 10 years and they are surely one of the most reputable bitcoin related services. But I still recommend you to avoid any custodial service for keeping your coins. Keep your coins on a non-custodial wallet, so you can have full control over them.


If you are going to use VPN for multi-accounting, that's surely against their rules. I have seen many reports regarding banning accounts due to abusing their system.

By the way, freebitco have a thread in the forum. You may get a better response if you ask any question you have there.  
Click here to visit their thread.