Where are you currently residing though? It's not sending the funds from one account to another that you should be afraid of, because it's probably okay to have an account in both exchanges, however, I wouldn't be surprised if one of the accounts gets flagged due to the IP address. Either way, I would highly suggest you write an email to the support team, just to get things cleared out.

Updates:

- It's now possible to use USDT (TRC-20) to buy from Bitrefill. You can't load your account with it though.
- Coinsbee has integrated Binance Pay: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5182163.msg57222667#msg57222667

For those who are not familiar with Binance Pay, it's a service that Binance released a few weeks ago which allows you to send/receive crypto with zero fees. The service is obviously centralized and requires KYC, but if you're already verified, you might as well just use it.

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I haven't checked the other services for some time, so if you think I missed something important, please let me know so I update the topic.

That's the thing though. Individuals are not obligated to use bitcoin, only businesses are (and only if they are asked to). So for those individuals who don't want to deal with price volatility, they could simply continue to use the dollar, or a stablecoin instead.

لا يا أخي، من المستحيل تهكير المحافظ المذكورة بطريقة عشوائية. ان تمت سرقة الأموال من المحفظة، فهذا يعني أنه تم الوصول الى seed أو private keys سواء عن طريق الجهاز (يعني فيروس في الهاتف أو الحاسوب) أو ربما قام الشخص بادخال بيانات المحفظة في مواقع ال phishing.

Yes, it appears so. I have been quoted and merited a few times in the last 8 hours but haven't received any notification. 

Most businesses today use payment processors like BitPay, that automatically convert the crypto funds to USD so I'm pretty sure that volatility won't be problematic, not for businesses anyway.

Everything you need to know: https://twitter.com/adam3us/status/1402179970277982210

I must admit, it's a bit worrying to see so many people talking about this subject. It just shows how most of the community is just here for the money and has no clue about how bitcoin actually works.

There are none and I don't think that the developers would invest time creating one when there are no other wallets that use Electrum's seed system.

What is it exactly that you're trying to achieve? If you just need the private keys, why don't you simply restore the seed in your Electrum since it already allows exporting the PKs.

He'll ship the products? Are the adobe products physical goods? If so, you can check this list. The topic hasn't been updated for some time, so make sure to read their ann threads before reaching out to these members.

Also, I would advise against online platforms (like the one suggested above) for escrowing because things could get messy very easily.

I don't understand why is everyone is panicking over this. From what I read, no information was given on how the authorities got access to the funds so are many possibilities, centralized services, weak passwords, etc.

And if you think that the code is not that safe, don't you think that someone would've found that out by now?

يوجد عدد لا بأس به من المواقع:

- https://www.satoshiat.com/
- https://arab-btc.net/
- https://arabsbitcoin.com/

بالنسبة للموقع الذي وضعته، هل هو يعمل عمل محركات البحث يعني يقوم بأخذ المقالات من مواقع أخرى أو تقوم بكتابة المقالات بنفسك؟ 5 سنوات فترة طويلة، كان عليك على الأقل الاستثمار في دومين جيد لكي يظهر في محركات البحث.

السلام عليكم أخي. نعم، أعتذر، لقد ان انشغلت بعض الشيء في الاونة الاخيرة. سوف أحاول العمل على الشرح و الانتهاء منه في نهاية الأسبوع ان شاء الله.

Maybe you can check 3Commas.io then: https://3commas.io/

It offers both signals and the ability to copy either bots or other traders. The service is not free though, not if you want to take advantage of all their features anyway.

No one can be sure of anything, otherwise, everyone would've become rich.

The signals that are offered by some services and telegram bots usually predict the price increases based on the sudden increases in trading volume.

I have received the device. I wouldn't recommend using it for storing large sums of money though, mainly because it's not open source.

But for beginners who are looking for a cheap hardware wallet with basic functionalities that supports multiple blockchain (without any effort from the user's end) then it's definitely a good choice.

As for the support, then it's terrible. I reached out to them once (before making the order) and I only got a response a couple of weeks ago (after receiving the wallet) so I wouldn't count on them for anything but again, I don't think that you'll need to reach out to the support unless you're facing problems with your order. For wallet-related issues, you can find tons of articles and videos online.

Which wallet and exchange were you using for this operation? I doubt the transaction hasn't confirmed yet with the current mempool state. Can you post the ID of the transaction?

@RickDeckard Regarding the changes you're requesting, Lauda has left the forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5282911.msg55407286#msg55407286

Have you tried Skins.cash? It should tick all the boxes except for the fees/rates, which I'm not so sure about.

Unlike with other sites, this one allows you to instantly sell the skins to the site. From my experience (a long time ago), the fees were not fixed so it might depend on the type/rarity of the skin you're trying to sell.

أخي، كما سبق و أن ذكرت، يجب عليك أن ان تتوقف عن انشاء أكثر من موضوع حول خدماتك. سوف أقوم باغلاق هذا الموضوع و يمكن رفع الموضوع السابق ان شئت: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5341291.msg57134774#msg57134774

Paxful released Paxful Pay which allows merchants to accept over 350 payment methods (which will then get converted to crypto): https://paxful.com/paxful-pay

There are no fees (for the merchant) and even though there is no mention of KYC in their FAQ page, I'm almost certain it's required.

Do you mind linking me to the exact product on G2A?

You can also reach out to Coinsbee if you're not in a rush, they usually restock when there is enough demand.