لاحظت أن أغلبنا هنا (و أنا مذنب بهذا أيضا) يقوم بمشاركة الأخبار عن طريق المواقع الأجنبية فقط، و قليلا قفط ما نرى مواقع عربية لذلك قمت بالبحث عن بعض مواقع الأخبار التي تتكلم عن البيتكوين و العملات المشفرة (أعتقد أني كنت قد قمت بمشاركة بعضها من قبل؟ لكني لم أتمكن من ايجاد الموضوع) و ارتأيت أن اشارككم اياها:

- https://arab-btc.net/
- https://bitcoinarab.org/
- https://bitcoinnews.ae/

لقد وجددت مواقع أخرى، لكن لم أرد اضافتها لأني لاحظت أنها بطيئة نوعا ما في سرعة تغطية الأحداث.

أنا لا أمتلك المواقع و ليست لي أي علاقة بأصحاب المواقع المذكورة، لكن أردت دعم المحتوى العربي و كذلك افادة الأعضاء الذين لا يتكلمون اللغة الانجليزية.

Why would anyone need to use such a thing in the first place though? Exchanges, wallets, and block explorers already provide that, you don't need to use a third-party service for that.

لقد بدأت الحكومة الأكرانية بقبول تبرعات البيتكوين منذ ساعتين تقريبا: https://twitter.com/Ukraine/status/1497594592438497282

من الجميل أن نرى مثل هذا الأمر، على الأقل الان و في حال قامت روسيا باستخدام العملات المشفرة لتجنب العقوبات الدولية، فلن ينظر للبيتكوين كوسيلة سلبية فقط.

Do you remember which year it was and whether you were given access to your seed/private keys or not? You could also try and use Walletexplorer.com to see if your address belongs to a certain exchange.

اين ترى ذلك؟ على حسب الرابط الموجود في التغريدة، فليس لوزارة الدفاع الحق في قبول التبرعات عن طريق البيتكوين:


على أي حال، حتى و ان كان الخبر صحيحا،  فأنا لا أرى أن الأمر سوف يأثر على البيتكوين و العملات المشفرة.

1. Go to the receive tab in Electrum and copy the address
2. Use that address by following the  steps for "Bitcoin withdrawals": https://support.coincorner.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001575314-How-do-I-withdraw-money-

Russia has been working on legalizing bitcoin for the last couple of weeks. They definitely knew what they were doing.

Sure, bitcoin cannot be banned but let's say the U.S and the EU decide to ban bitcoin just because Russia is using it to avoid their sanctions (or at least use that as an excuse), what do you think would happen then (if we're talking about the price)?

From my understanding, the only reason allowing them to not ask for KYC is the fact that they're based in Seychelles.

The platform has been around for many years, and they also own a licensed fiat exchange[1] (OKCOIN) in the U.S so I don't think there is anything worrying about them.

[1] https://www.okcoin.com/licenses.html

Obviously, there's no way for them to confirm the ID number on its own but if it doesn't match the picture, then your account won't get verified. The same applies if your picture is blurry as you're saying.

I don't use their platform but if you're having difficulties getting in touch with the support,  I would suggest reaching out to their representative on the forums, he's very responsive: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=148073

You should be able to use them as a workaround but AFAIK, these commands require rescanning the blockchain which would take you several minutes.

سوف يقوم الرئيس الأمريكي جو بيدن باصدار قرار تنفيذي هذا الأسبوع حول البيتكوين و العملات المشفرة

في رأيكم، ما هي القرارات التي سوف نراها؟ قوانين أشد صرامة بالنسبة لتوثيق الحسابات و مكافحة تبييض الأموال (كما يزعمون)؟ أو ربما زيادة في الضرائب كما قامت به الهند منذ أسابيع؟

This doesn't look like something a legit service would do, not from what I understood anyway. Could you please clarify some things so we can help you:

1. Which exchange did you buy from?
2. What's the name of the "payment gateway" they sent the funds to?

That's pretty strange. I looked everywhere but couldn't find anything about them lowering limits. Have you tried reaching out to the support to find out why?

Honestly, KYC doesn't sound like something we can avoid forever, especially with more countries legalizing bitcoin and cryptocurrencies (India, Ukraine, Russia, etc.). It's probably only a matter of time until all CEXes enforce KYC, which is fine as long as they don't pull a "bittrex" and they just lock everyone's funds without a heads-up to their users.

Yes, they actually rebranded three weeks ago: https://twitter.com/okx/status/1483348309339164674

Both Trezor's software and firmware are open-source. If they add malicious code, people would find out[1][2]

[1] https://wiki.trezor.io/Firmware_changelog
[1] https://github.com/trezor/trezor-suite

The executive order is coming this week actually, and to answer your question, nobody knows for sure.

But if the regulations are not as harsh as people are expecting them to be, we might even see the price going up.

Which exchange are you using? A simple look at the charts and the 24H low should give you the answer to your question, have you tried doing that?

Do you mean BitPanda?

And yes, that's normal since Armory requires downloading the whole blockchain. If you're not going to import your wallet yet, you can look up your address on blockchain.com just to make sure your funds are still there

It appears that they only offer what bitcoin-cli already has[1][2].
 
getbalance and getbalances would only work with your own wallet/node. You can't pass an address as an argument.

[1] https://getblock.io/docs/available-nodes-methods/BTC/JSON-RPC/getbalance/
[2] https://chainquery.com/bitcoin-cli/getbalance

1. Export the private keys. Here's a step by step guide: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4746784.msg43255691#msg43255691
2. Install Electrum as explained above.
3. Create a standard wallet[1] and then Sweep the private keys[2] you first exported from Armory.

If you decide to buy a hardware wallet (Ledger or Trezor) as Charles suggested, then you can still follow the above steps. Just make sure to use a hardware device when creating the wallet[3][4].

[1] https://bitcoinelectrum.com/creating-an-electrum-wallet/
[2] https://bitcoinelectrum.com/sweeping-your-private-keys-into-electrum/
[1] https://blog.trezor.io/using-trezor-with-electrum-v3-a0b9bcffe26e
[2] https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005161925-Set-up-and-use-Electrum?docs=true