Check the first comment, it contains all the links: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ng9k3a/insider_of_large_chinese_firm_predicted_bitcoins/

I believe nothing has been deleted however, the threads got archived so you won't be able to reply.

I can't tell if it's the exact same bot for sure, but by googling, I managed to find this: https://t.me/cryptoquant_alert

They also got a website if you want to see the charts and stuff (requires creating an account): http://cryptoquant.com/

That's not what you should be doing. The command is not going to change your current wallet, It'll rather create another one which you can open by going to File > Open as explained on the link I gave you.

Any stable coin based on Polygon or Tron network would be good. Would you implement them manually though? Because as I can see CoinGate doesn't support tokens besides the ERC20 ones.

Just want to add more. It appears that JulSwap has launched their new product (JulPad) which is something like Binance's Launchpad meant to be used for fundraising. By looking at the projects listed there, for me, it looks like just another attempt to steal from their users, even more, especially since their exchange is having low liquidity and trading volume lately, and their coin is also being dumped (started even before the crash).

ATMs tend to have very high fees. I wouldn't use them for high amounts unless you're in desperate need of crypto. I'd go with P2P platforms that allow cash-in-person trades instead (LocalCryptos or Paxful).

Did you paste the address you got from the new wallet? The new wallet created by the command line should give you an address that starts with an "1". There is no way they would consider it as invalid unless you're trying to withdraw another cryptocurrency.

No online presence. I found a coin called Bitcurate, and some results about the bitcurate.com but nothing about the domain you're referring to. This should be a red flag. I wouldn't recommend using it.

Is there any reason why you want to use this site? There are plenty of reputable exchanges out there (Kucoin, Binance, etc..).

I suppose your address starts with a "bc1"? If so, you'll have to create a legacy wallet first because it appears that Coinfloor doesn't support bech32 addresses.

IIRC, it's no longer possible to create legacy wallets with the UI after the last electrum update so you'll have to do it using the command line. See this: https://www.reddit.com/r/Electrum/comments/mku14h/how_do_you_create_legacy_wallet_from_command_line/

What is it exactly that you're trying to achieve? If you want to hide from TrustWallet SPV servers, then you could simply use Orbot VPN mode however, if you're trying to be anonymous so people can't link back to you and your addresses then you've got ChipMixer for BTC, Tornado cash for ETH or you could just use Monero.

And if you're referring to TRC20 (USDT) then I'm not aware of any methods for that. However, you could run your coins through exchanges or centralized services (obviously in this case, your transaction won't be so "anonymous", not for the exchange anyway)

Are there any near-future plans to start supporting other payment methods? Specifically, stablecoins from other networks. The ones you're currently supporting are simply not usable with the current eth gas fees.

No worries, glad you've got things sorted out. Do you mind telling us what was the problem exactly and how did they solve it?

Coinfloor is a legit exchange but you shouldn't use it to store your bitcoins. Once you buy, withdraw the funds to your Electrum wallet.

What sort of goods?

Electronics/ Computer parts: Newegg
Anything from Amazon with a discount: Purse.io
Games: G2A.com

For anything else, you can buy gift cards using bitcoin from these services: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5208530.0

You won't be missing anything. A hardware wallet (Ledger or Trezor) is always a great choice. The wallet software (ledger live) gives you the ability to stake but even if it didn't, you would still be able to link it with MetaMask and stake/farm on decentralized platforms.

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@ChuckBuck, @Bthd I appreciate both of your offers. I went with Gazeta since he was online and was pretty fast to respond.

You shouldn't be using a centralized exchange to store your money, especially not when you're staking because you're usually locking your funds for a certain period of time... which means that if you ever need that money, there is no way to get it until the waiting period is over and even if that was not a problem, there is always that possibility of the exchange getting hacked.

Now, if you're asking about the APY, etc. then these are legit. In fact, you're probably going to be earning less compared to what you would earn if you did the staking using a decentralized platform.

I need someone with an account on Bitmax to buy USDT and USDC for me (2000$ each). AFAIK, the exchange allows polygon's network withdrawals, and that's something the other exchanges don't do. In exchange, I'll give you USDT (TRX-20) and a 10$ bounty. If you think you can do this, please let me know. Only dealing with trusted members obviously.

The exchange doesn't support the country I'm currently in and I don't want to take the risk and use a VPN even though KYC is not required.

Not sure why Coinbase wouldn't release your funds but if you want to avoid this type of incident in the future, just buy USDT instead of BTC. That way, you're sure that even if the withdrawal process takes time, you won't lose (nor gain) anything due to price volatility.

On a side note: you probably shouldn't invest that kind of amount in something like Safemoon.