Maybe you should try not to promote stuff like this here, it is off-topic and has nothing to do with thebitcoinhole website topic.
There are plenty of other topics for ledger hardware wallet to post their crap voucher promotions.

I see new section was release for Bitcoin inheritance, so far there are five services listed:
https://thebitcoinhole.com/inheritance

@maxirosson
Can you please check if some correction is needed for Safepal hardware wallet and coin control?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5490974.msg63929075#msg63929075

They are doing everything better.
First they are open source, that is huge advantage, and they have several option for hardware wallets, and as cold storage for seed words.
You can literally buy blank java cards and load Satochip code, it will work perfectly.

That is silly statement to say about any card, they are all very thin, there is nothing ''deep'' in them.

Ok, you go ahead and trust those companies  

Very cool Bitcoin Halving design, but why making it only Satodime when you could do the same for Satochip and Seedkeeper?
I understand that Satodime can be used more as the bearer cold storage, but I think this design would work perfectly for Satochip.
€35 for one card is not bad, especially when only 50 united will ever be released.

I am sharing a few more real life images from this halving limited edition card:

   

I remember similar case with fixedfloat was posted several months ago and they claimed that coins from user was also coming from criminal activity, but this guy showed proof that coins came from Coinbase exchange.
After this I came to conclusion that if FixedFloat exchange is not a scam (this can be debated) than they are silly amateurs who don't know anything about blockchain analytics, and they are randomly confiscating coins from their customers.
Getting hacked twice in the same way makes them a big joke, and I would avoid their service at all cost.

I never liked those stretched pages, mostly when I search post history, and I think it happened even with some signature codes that are not so long.
I don't know why this is happening but it is probably a bug and looks like it's time for another PowerGlove SMF forum patch  

You should make this suggestion directly to member TryNinja or write in ninjastic.space topic, there is no need to create separate topic about that in Meta board.
I just checked and there is an option to select custom date range when you are searching something in ninjastic.

Bitcoin halving has nothing to do with activity in bitcointalk forum.
This downtrend is happening for some time but main reason for recent drop is probably decision to ban mixer signature campaigns and anything that is connected with mixers in any way.

Old members are getting less active, some of them are inactive, and in general people don't use forums so much as they did before.

A imaš to isto i na Bflix ako se ne želiš petljati s preuezimanem torrenta, tamo možeš pronaći skoro sve, ali bolje gledaj uz neki dobar vpn za svaki slučaj i obavezno uključi neki adblocker npr UblockOrigin.

There are several non-kyc exchanges that have listed monero, and Bisq is one of the best options as decentralized exchange.
Other alternatives are LocalMonero or Agoradesk p2p trading, Unstoppable swap, eXch exchange, etc.
Some centralized exchanges still have monero listed but I would be very careful with them.

That could only reveal that you are advanced Bitcoin user, and that you probably have more mainnet coins than the average Joe.
Having multiple decoy wallets with smaller amount of BTC would probably work better, that can easily be done with passphrases.
I would not hide anything with testnet coins, but I would keep some of them as an easy and free way to teach others how Bitcoin works.

You should try using ninjastic.space website when you want to search for something in forum, it is giving very good results and it is usually much faster.
I guess someone could make another patch to improve forum search, but it is never going to be good enough.

You might want to talk with members who already have or had similar free signature campaigns in forum.
I don't think it's that much expensive to make simple signature and there are also members who can do this job for free, since you don't need anything complicated or fancy with many elements.

I don't want to automate anything related with AI, and don't fully trust any tool that is checking for AI generated posts, but using multiple tools is making those chances much higher.
Whenever I am checking if member is using AI tools for writing their posts I am checking all their post history, not just a single suspicious post.

I don't see member FinShaggy to be banned in bitcointalk forum, he is simply inactive since July 2017.
Concept of Bitcoin town sounds cool and I think even theymos had positive comments back in the days, but making this a reality is not going to be easy.
At this point it all looks like one big fantasy story.

Totally not needed, and it makes no sense to have altcoins in BITCOIN CITY 
You can always try to make Shitcoin City if you want.

I understand the need to save power with low-power mini PC devices, but running a node 24/7 is not spending all that much power like bitcoin mining does.
However, I do appreciate when something is silent and quiet and I am ready to pay for that.

Does Intel N100 devices have passive or active cooling?
This days I more prefer AMD than Intel, it would be interesting if they have some alternatives available.

You can tell them to increase the fees if they used RBF or to send new transaction.
I checked transaction you posted, and they did use RBF, but it may need more time for transaction to be confirmed with 7 sat/vB fees they used.
Right now fees are going crazy but I would wait for weekend to see if mempool cools down a bit.

This is even more concerning if Tangem app is also closed source, than you really can't confirm anything.
Better alternative is to use Satochip cards that are open source, same as their app for confirming addresses and transactions.
Another cool thing about Satochip is that you can make them as DIY project, and there are java cards with screen included, they are not cheap, but they do exist.

IMO Satochip HW is doing this better with their cards, and you can combine them with other hardware wallets.

I never used chromebook and I don't know exact specs, but I am sure it's possible to format the drive, install good Linux operating system. and turn your chromebook device into ''normal'' computer.
Just make sure to use some light distro version on Linux, something with basic desktop environment would work just fine.
After this installing Electrum wallet and anything else would be very easy, that is if you have basic skills to install OS by yourself.

Don't you already have seed words offline and written as a backup on piece of paper or metal?
In case if you don't have that than I would just send coins to newly generated address in wallet with new seed words that have proper backup.
Waiting for fees to go down would be a wise decision.

No they don't, but if someone is purchasing something from let's say Aliexpress or Ebay, address with name need to match or they could refuse payment and flag your card and account.

This feature already exist on other virtual cards I use, it's nothing special, but it's useful for the same reasons I mentioned above.