Thanks for this link, I added it to my original post.

Maybe this is true, but I certainly won't give up easy and follow all their crazy future scenarios, because they need 100% of people to participate for this crap to work.
Their plan won't work even if 10% of people reject this change and make up their own economy outside the narrative of WEF and their operators, maybe with Bitcoin, produce, salt, food, and everything else people used to trade before.
I never had negative frame of mind despite all the dark scenarios and prognosis, but people are wrong if think they will be able to use Bitcoin normally after this creeps introduce CBDC to all countries.

Thank you SFR10, you are life time savior and this looks amazing, there is no need for any changes at the moment, but I could ask you for small modifications in future
I was not sure about CoolWallet and some other hardware wallets, and there is no way for me to check how connection with smartphones works without actually owning this devices.
One thing I was thinking is adding new section ^{(I don't know how to name it)} that explains how smartphone can be connected with hardware wallet, using native app, third party app or using web browser (like Trezor).
Some wallets can use all three types so I was thinking about adding new star symbol only for this category (from one ⭐ to three ⭐⭐⭐) instead of current check or cross symbols.
Or I could just name category app/native/web and use from one ✔ to three ✔✔✔ checkmarks.

Governments and countries around the world are working hard to implement CBDC as fast as they can and they are getting serious about it.
I won't name all individual examples but I will post one website who is keeping track of all worldwide news and status for most countries.
There is currently WEF forum in Davos and they are advertising CBDC currencies that are going to be protected by Interpol, and in same time they announce catastrophic cyber attack, removal of cash payments, and concern about Bitcoin

One website for tracking CBDC projects is called Cbdctracker and it is showing world map of countries with more information:


 https://cbdctracker.org/

One more CBDC tracker posted by tbct_mt2:
https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/cbdctracker/

What can you do about this?
You can write your local politicians, complain, call them, visit them and demand from them to stop working on CBDC crap.
I also found interesting project called @NoCBDC that created cool stickers that are pro Bitcoin and anti-CBDC in the same time.
You can print out this stickers, share them in your local areas, send them to friends and spread the word while we have time, or you will wake up in nightmare scenario one day.

Bitcoin vs CBDC - What should digital money look like?
https://bitcoin.rocks/bitcoin-vs-cbdc

Print or make your own stickers and follow @NoCBDC on twitter:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rr5jea5n35fqybl/%40NOCBDC%20sticker%20sheet.pdf?dl=0

I previously talked about security issues with some secure elements like ATECC508A that was used in older versions of ColdCard hardware wallets.
That was later been fixed with updated replacement chip model ATECC608A from the same manufacturer, but that was also reported to have some issues.
Manufacturer came up with new model ATECC608B, but some hardware wallets are still using old version ATECC608A including Passport, OneKey, Husky and Cypherock X1.

I am posting here sources that shows why exactly chip ATECC608A is not safe to be used in hardware wallets.
This was presented by Olivier Heriveaux from ledger team and it's called Defeating a Secure Element with Multiple Laser Fault Injections, and they are also working on breaking ATECC608B:
https://www.blackhat.com/us-21/briefings/schedule/index.html#defeating-a-secure-element-with-multiple-laser-fault-injections-23330
https://i.blackhat.com/USA21/Wednesday-Handouts/us-21-Defeating-A-Secure-Element-With-Multiple-Laser-Fault-Injections.pdf

Same team worked with Karim Abdellatif on breaking Firmware Encryption of ESP32 devices, and we see this was recently found usage in some DIY bitcoin signing devices and Jade hardware wallet, so it is worth mentioning.
https://www.blackhat.com/us-22/briefings/schedule/#unlimited-results-breaking-firmware-encryption-of-esp-v-26345
https://i.blackhat.com/USA-22/Wednesday/US-22-ABDELLATIF-Unlimited-Results-Breaking-Firmware-Encryption.pdf



Video Breaking Firmware Encryption of ESP32-V3:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfZHQocTsZo

Why would you send USDT to BitcoinATM and pay more fees and mess around with shitcoin wallets, when you can just send Bitcoin directly and get cash?
Some BitcoinATM can ask for verification so I think it would be better if you use p2p trading and decentralized exchanges like Bisq to trade BTC for cash.
Your face will probably be recorded when using BitcoinATM so better be careful with that even if there isn't any kind of official verification.
For best exchangers and p2p trading website without verification check out kycnot.me website.

Good sources to find BitcoinATM near your location:
https://www.coinatmfinder.com/
https://coinatmradar.com/
https://shitcoins.club/
https://coinmap.org/

You can use Electrum wallet to sign and verify message, in same way like may members did it in forum to prove ownership of their addresses, but it can be used for anything.
Something similar is available with hardware wallet Trezor with using of their app Trezor Suite, and that works with even with bc1 address type, unlike with Electrum.
I think I saw few websites who are offering this online, but I much more prefer using open source software that can be downloaded and verified.

You can't sign or verify bitcoin transactions, since they are confirmed by nodes, so it's impossible to compare that with signing/verification of messages.

So you managed to update windows os spyware to v11 but you use electrum wallet from stone age  
Why don't you first update with latest version of Electrum wallet and replacing exe file with one you have on your device?
Using portable version is not recommnded for regular users, and it's better to use other available options or Electrum with Tails OS.

It's very important to never keep any sensitive files on cloud like onedrive aka someone else computer drive!
Misplaced words can potentially be corrected if you have all of them written on paper.

I wouldn't be surprised if all of this corrupted politician parasites now become one of the biggest advocates to add new strict restrictions for Bitcoin  
This is the way how Scam Bankman and people like him do normal ''business'', and politicians are probably even worse.
You can mask every transaction you make in fiat currency by sticking it ''donation'' and ''charitable'' label, and you will get bonus of reduced taxes for that.

It gives you percentage that shows if some text was potentially generated by AI bot or not.
We use similar thing to detect if something was plagiarized in forum and report that to moderators, so I think we can use something similar with AI generated text.
If one member gets repeated high percentage of AI generated posts I think this member should be banned or temporary banned.

I don't know who owns those websites I posted and I don't care who they are, except one that is collaboration between people from MIT and Harvard.

Hmmm this is especially important for hardware wallets that don't have support with native mobile applications.
I will have to come up with some rating system, this whole thing is much more complicated than I initially imagined.

Blockstream Green is not a bad mobile wallet, but I never tested it how it works with smartphone and hardware wallet, and there aren't many options to choose.
I think Trezor is working on their own native app, and onekey wallet app plans to support other hardware wallets in future.

Sorry SFR, but I always mess up something when I try to act smart to make my own tables 
Your examples looks very good, but like I said there are two types of bluetooth connections and one of them is not supporting computers, I know it's stupid.
Basically, we currently have only few options to connect hardware wallets with smartphones, NFC, Camera/QR codes, Bluetooth, Wireless, USB-C cable, microUSB/USB-C adapter.

I was wondering if theymos or someone else can implement Bitcoin Timechain Calendar or something similar to bitcointalk forum in some mini version.
Maybe this can be done with some script or browser extension but it would be cool to have this on top or page bottom.
Ideal position for adding this information would be top right corner, since regular date and time are already located there.
This doesn't have to be graphical, regular text would be just fine, but here is my fast rookie example below:



I am tagging @TryNinja and @PowerGlove and calling other members if they can come up with some idea for this.

Be happy they are giving you the option to withdraw coins to your own wallet or bank account.
I heard cases of people ending up with frozen coins and closed accounts without any clear explanation, so you are certainly not the only one.
Some exchanges consider gambling, coin mixing and connection with sanctioned countries as high risk, but they don't need to give you any explanations for closing account, it's in their terms.
I would suggest switching to p2p trading and decentralized exchanges like Bisq, to experience real freedom without kyc.

Can this be enabled with switch from Coinjoin to Advanced, and how fast is this method compared to standard option you offer?
I think you should enable more information about this, maybe when hovered over word Advanced, or something similar.

I can't find this information anywhere on your website, and there is no mention about Monero being used in this process.

I have to add both Royse777 and Poker Player on my ignore list, at least until both of this members calm down and stop acting like spoiled brats.
This can be changed in future, and I don't have any personal conflicts with both of them but they are starting to annoy me with their accusations and personal insults in multiple topics they created.
My suggestion is that all other members stay off their drama queen theater show, because I certainly wont do it anymore.

EDIT:
Both members are now removed from my ignorelist

Za početak se možeš prijaviti za neke novije review kampanju kao npr COINSLOTTY casino i za Betnomi casino.
Vidim da nisi bio previše aktivan prošle godine pa ti predlažem da prvo budeš malo aktivniji i pišeš malo više lokalno i u engleskoj sekciji, da bi te menadžeri lakše primili.

@FatFork bi trebao ažurirati informacije na prvoj stranici, ali možeš i sam naći kampanje u Services sekciji koje imaju OPEN u naslovu.
I ne traži da te odmah prime u najbolje kampanje  

Gledao sam prvu epizodu i 99% sam siguran da možemo očekivati mnogo woke gluposti i prediktivnog programiranja, ali možda jedna od boljih post apokaliptičnih serija koje sam gledao meni je Snowpiercer, i The Stand nije loša (po romanu Stephen Kinga).
Ja sam zadnje gledao dve sezone polu-dokumaterne serije Rise of Empires: Ottoman, prva je više o padu Carigrada a druga o sukobu Vlad Drakule i sultana Mehmeda II.
Mislim da je turska produkcija ali sve je dobro napravljeno na engleskom jeziku i ima na Netflixu tako da ne morate brinuti o tome.
A da, gledao sam i novi Avatar The Way of Water i ok je...za uzrast od 7 do 10 godina max 

I don't see much advantage of reusing same address, unless this is your only public donation address, or you are using it to receive payments from same client/company.
Address management is very important for privacy and with modern bitcoin wallets you only need to have one seed phrase to keep safe, and that can generate as many public addresses as you want.
There are some coins I don't want to be mixed together at all, that is why I have labels for addresses and transactions to make categorization in my wallet, similar like I would do with old style cash wallets.
One-for-all address is big no go for me, but people can do whatever they want.

There is scary boogeyman behind every website so better don't use internet anymore 
Official iancoleman website is safe and open source, you can verify that if you understand coding, but you don't need to do anything online if you correctly follow instructions.
Open website in your browser and save it on you computer, than disconnect internet and generate seed phrase safely and write it on paper.
If you are still paranoid, just use hardware wallet or airgapped laptop with Electrum to reduce chance of getting scammed.

I added both SecuX wallets in the list, and more wallets will be added in next few days after I finish researching.
Regarding table, I am still thinking how to add basic information and still make everything easy to understand, I think you helped me last time with hardware wallet secure element table

For mobile devices Chrome is (sadly) much better and safer browser than Firefox, but there are few forks that improves it like Vanadium (in Graphene OS) and Bromite.

Many modern smartphones (sadly) don't support microSD cards anymore, and they are using extra slot for virtual SIM cards.
I know we can still use some convertors to connect them with phones, but I personally don't like this approach.

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Ok guys I realized that I need to make two categories of hardware wallets, first that by default supports connection with smartphones, and second that is doing this with some convertor/cables.
Some manufacturers claim their device doesn't support connection with mobile devices, however this can be done with workaround solutions, but we don't know if that can create some problems in future with compatibility.
I am confused with some hardware wallet that have Bluetooth support, but this doesn't work with computers, only with smartphones, so I also need to be careful with this.
microSD feature can only be considered as partially supporting smartphones, for obvious reasons.

Nobody is doing that, and ledger just pay their marketing team to invent bunch of fantasy features that sound cool but in reality they don't have any usability.
My joke suggestion is that shitconers can use separate Stax wallets for each of their shitcoin and nft junk they own.
And if people want to waste money on this thing, go ahead and stack them together with magic magnets 

Most of the ledger devs are clowns like their co-owner aka reddit mod btchip, and I am patiently waiting to hear first complains about battery and other hidden issues this device have.