Auroramine admin comes probably from Germany because of some indications like the head title on FAQ that is simply in German and not English. Anyone remember Thunderbit.io or the newest crap Lifebit.io?
They both do not differ from the structure, same arrangement. Let's compare the FAQs of both sites: https://prnt.sc/h06hu9 - https://prnt.sc/h06hzy. The same thing is the highlighted email address with the company address on the below. If this is not enough, let's look at the source code of Lifebit.io FAQs and see what I found: https://prnt.sc/h06izy. The map was embedded with the location in the German language, another indication that the operator is german.
But another proof is that the DNS IP of Auroramine.com shows that it comes from Germany, a company who offers DDOS Protection.
All in all, the operator of Auroramine and Lifebit may come probably from Germany, although it's silly that they left it, or it can be that they faked it.

Based on the website structure and the above mentioned indicator, the following sites were operated by the same group: Nano-Hash.com, Thunderbit.io, Auroramine.com and Lifebit.io

It's definitely not worth after some user reports scam accusations here about them and because of their high withdrawal threshold. There are better shorteners, who allows paying using FH, have a higher CPM rate or has at least a support. In addition, it is unknown who operates Coinurl because the creator of Coinurls thread on this forum has sold it to someone.

That is generally on crypto websites which can be seen on faucets and news sites. The newbies are confronted with these promising investment programs and in the end, they are victims themselves.
Coinmarketcap and many others remain neutral concerning this type of advertising because this kind is the most profitable next to ICOs apart from Bitcoin Casino and Faucet advertising.

I am not referring that online wallets are safe -  I am myself a holder of a hardware wallet - but Xapo gives also the same securities as a cold storage viewed from the perspective of the storage. Hardware wallets are the best way to hold BTC aside online, but they are not fully protected against failure of the hardware, fire/damages and incompatible software. Let's say as a worst case, a fire burns the house down along with the recovery key and the hardware wallet, nothing remains of your BTC holding while the BTCs in the online vault still remains. Besides that, I'd preferably use an offline wallet rather online wallet but each of them has advantages/disadvantages.

Free TX accerelator was made to include a TX with an appropriate fee (not a low fee) manually to the next block of the X mining pool in order to give people the priority they need instead of spammers in the bitcoin network. These tx accerelator just needs a human verification (e.g. captcha). There is also ViaBTC - a mining provider - who is handing out free accerelation when they buy its cloud mining hashpower.

After reading some news about Xapo that they store the BTC in a bunker which was used during the World War 2, I believe that Xapo is for anyone who want to store large amounts of BTC like a cold storage. Despite, they have high transaction fees which raise a problem for most people who do not store too much BTC and are dependable on sending & receiving.

I thought Cryptopay does not offer "anonymous" card because they require you to submit some personal information like Full Name, Birth date and so on whilst Coinsbank did just require the shipping address in the past for their anonymous card.
But for OP, there was in the past anonymous card but they were disabled due to poor KYC. Finding a provider which is trustworthy and offers such requirements is quite difficult.

The easy way is to buy Bitcoin on trusted exchanges such as Coinbase or your country's available exchanges. Once done, you can exchange the BTC easily to BCC anonymously on Shapeshift.io or even Bittrex.
Because once you have any cryptocurrency, you can exchange them easily thanks to the diversity of exchanges and markets.

Yes, that's generally because of KYC/AML regulations, because of terrorism funding and laundry, otherwise, the bitcoin wallet provider or exchange would get closed down. If you are unsure about providing your ID to Coinbase, you can read the Privacy of Policy how they handle any information about you.

Agree. Do not forget that the Bitcoin blockchain is bigger than 140+ GB and the cost for such a microSD is truly expensive (about $120 for quality ones). Also for that price, it is possible to afford a PC with big space size with low-priced components.
Apart of that, a server in the cloud is not recommendable though because of unsafe securities.

Usually, the standard Ledger Nano needs electrum to sign a message that makes currently some problems to me, without them it gives an error that it contains inappropriate letters. With a Ledger Nano S it should works smoothly and fast.

If you are comfortable with online wallets, then choose Coinbase. They do have an Android and a iOS App and have the same functionalities like the BTC and LTC wallet. Besides that, there is also price chart and widgets.

No, ICONOMI brought the repayment program in form of steady buybacks of the ICN tokens in front of dividend which is not compliant with the SEC regulation. The advantage of buybacks is that with each buyback and burning, your shares on ICONOMI will be bigger thanks to the lower circulating supply.

This happened thanks to the Byzantium fork. There are advantages for the users and disadvantages for the miners. The users who make a transaction through the ETH network pay fewer fees and the network is significantly faster, however, miners are getting paid only 2 Ether instead of 5 Ether. In addition, the difficulty was lowered due to the big difficult to mine a block which caused the big spike in the past months.

This is a typical thing of Myetherwallet that everybody has it. You should click on 'Load Token Balances' and it will display all available tokens in the ETH network including its balance in the row with a delay.

Yes, for an additional price I can integrate it. Please send me a PM for more information about it.

There is also a version with BitCaptcha instead of reCaptcha, so the script is not just relying on reCaptcha.

Did you just do this as it is explained? If you are using Google Chrome, then here is a solution. Alternative, try to use another browser such as Microsoft Edge, Firefox or just the incognito mode of Chrome. It can be also the antivirus firewall, who might block the connection.
If this problem still persists, then you should look at the developer console of your browser and report any errors to MyEtherwallet.

Just signed up and removed my account long ago because to profit from this site, you need to refer users and that does not mean first-level also five-levels deep. Apart of them, it seems they are recently very active on Twitter while in the past they had a lack of support and maintaining things as you can see the older posts on Twitter.
Also, the earning rate is too good to be true, $0.01396 giving away for free daily is not possible without advertising or any other revenues income.

As far as I know is that Blockchain supported to send Bitcoin to an email address or even to a phone number in the early days. With the second version of the Wallet, they removed this feature along with other great security features. Nowadays, only Coinbase supports to send Bitcoins to an e-mail address in case the e-mail belongs to an account there.

I am fairly sure that there will be few exchanges who supports Bitcoin Gold, it depends on the demand of the users whether they want it. It is probably that the exchanges who supports Bitcoin Cash, will also support Bitcoin Gold after the fork and that is plenty of exchanges.