Mislim da se takvi postovi i slične forumske žalopojke stalno ponavljaju i da su svima dosadile, i nije da kritikujem Daniela ali mislim da je on jedan od tih naših lokalnih crnih prognozera
To mi je isto kao i ljudi koji prognoziraju da Bitcoin umire non-stop, pa je moj zaključak da će bitcointalk forum postojati sve dok postoji i Bitcoin, a ne 5, 10 ili 50 godina.
Ja sam ok sa trenutnom situacijom, naravno da može biti bolje ili gore, ali neću se žaliti dok ima tema koje me zanimaju.

So you are saying we should start giving negative trust feedback to all dishonest members in this forum, or it's only ok to do this for Royse, call him names like ''crybaby'' ,mock him all the time, and talk with his customers/clients?
To me this sounds more like some kind of online stokers behavior, than a grown man who can evaluate who deserves negative trust feedback.
Referenced or not, I said this is my opinion and I criticized them both, asking them to stop with this circus show.
If they continue this path, I will have to ignore both of them in future because I don't enjoy watching Telenovelas.

I would never again use something that don't have some kind of multisig setup that includes customer/buyer is one element in this setup.

Does anyone know exact amount of coins stolen by Yogg from ColdKeys?
I tried to read several topics but I couldn't find total estimates and number of affected people.

Good idea, but how would you know how to refund coins to people who are affected by this incident?
I guess most people are bitcointalk forum members, but there could also be someone who purchased this Cold keys in some other way.

Trofo ovo je neki tvoj degenerativni kockar, a još vidim da je plakao dok je telefonom razgovarao s drugim članom  
Njegov profil je uništen, reputacija mu je uništena, posao uništen, ljudi izgubili novac, ali nadam se da on neće učiniti nešto još gore u narednim danima.
Kockanje može biti vrlo opasno, a ColdKey i slični novčanici kartice i stranice sa web novčanicima, su ništa drugo nego kockanje.

There is no need for adding one more Bitcoin unit called Nak when we already have a bunch of them, and in my opinion it can only create more confusion with people.
Even with units we have now I myself have to check conversion data to verify if amount is exact when I am checking values for sats and mBTC.
Maybe in future when Bitcoin value is much larger in fiat terms we could use some better and easier system of units, but until then I think this is enough.

No, Miss Universe competition never affected price of any assets in the world, including Bitcoin, but it sure did look cool to see her carry Bitcoin symbol.
I know lot of people received new El Salvador residence after they decided to make Bitcoin legal tender, but in reality Bitcoin adoption in that country is not that great.

People who created Tether can freeze you coins whenever they want, but on other shitcoin chains same thing can be done by CZ on BNB chain, on Tron Justin and his frens can do it, and it's the same for all other centralized blockchains.
It's just a few people who are running nodes and control everything that is happening, similar like you would do on a regular spreadsheet.

One alternative I was talking before is called Stablesats.com, that is based on Lightning Network, or Synthetic Stablecoins Euro and USD backed by Bitcoin that are used in Kollider.xyz:

I don't think this magnets are strong enough to damage anything, except maybe the brains of people who blindly trust this ledger propaganda.
Oh it must be great device that was designer by iOS designer and he added that special secure click sound feature
Another stupid suggestion is that Stax is somehow family friendly device, so you would use this magnets to connect all family wallet, that one of the more stupid things I heard in a while.

Maybe this partially works like you say but I won't add ledger nano S in the list because you can't install or update firmware using only smartphone, this is only possible with desktop computers.
I am only adding hardware wallets that can work standalone only with smartphones.

I will try with microUSB - USB-C adapter, but Trezor doesn't have mobile app yet, and I am not sure Trezor firmware can be updated using mobile devices.
Can you please check and confirm this when you can?

I am not a fan of KeepKey wallet but I will consider adding it to my list, maybe in separate category with other devices that use adapters.
I think Keepkey is Trezor fork, so it works similar for Trezor One and Trezor T, but I don't know if other wallet works or only Mycellium.

I will have to ask someone to make columns and table for me later, but only after I collect enough information.

Do you support Bitcoin or only stable coins?
Fees are not bad, maybe I would remove monthly fees, but I see now how some recent shady competition is basically stealing money from people.

It would help if you could create separate topic in forum for your FCF cards.

Why do I need to enter my physical address with city for virtual cards?
I understand why you need phone numbers for SMS verification, but I would consider adding some alternative way of confirmation.

One more question, what exactly are this fees that shows up during card creation?


I am interested for this cards.
I can't find information about your telegram chat, and it's better if you write in forum when you release physical cards, with more information how to order them.

It's much easier if goods are located in the same country you live, because you can complete transaction in person face-to-face.
Delivery to other countries can be more complicated but you can still use PO Boxes, or use alternative names and delivery address to receive package.
However, you can't expect to have 100% anonymity when you are buying and selling stuff online.

Do you plan to use multiple addresses only for Bitcoin, or both for Monero and Bitcoin?
We can also do this manually so I would have to compare fees that are spent like that with fees paid on mixero website, to see if it is worth of risk.
As for address reuse, nobody who is mixing Bitcoin is not that crazy to use exchange receiving address or doing addresses reuse, but I was not asking about that.

Would both of you guys just grow up finally?!
Poker Player you are calling Royse a crybaby but at the same time you are acting like a spoiled brat who is changing his trust feedback all the time, and you look like obsessed with Royse.
From all the scams and lost funds that happened recently (including another bounty manager recently) you only choose to target one person, so I have to say that looks very bias.
You are contacting other members with private messages and you telling them to avoid doing business with Royse... that is borderline insane, and your negative feedback for Royse is trust abuse in my oppinion.

I am making a list of hardware wallets that can be connected to communicate both with smartphones and computers.
I will list all the wallets and add how exactly can they be connected, but any help and corrections are appreciated.


Note for the "compatibility" column:
 

• ⭐ = Native app
• ⭐⭐ = Native/third-party apps or native/web apps
• ⭐⭐⭐ = Native, third-party and web apps

iPhone, Ipad and other Apple devices have lightning port so they can't be connected with hardware wallets using cables.

Smartphones can be connected with hardware wallets using apps (native and third party), or with web apps using mobile browser (example Trezor).


BitBox02          - USB-C directly or with USB-A adapter.
Passport           - Camera and QR codes; have their own mobile app.
Keystone         - Camera and QR codes; have their own mobile app.
Ledger Nano X  - Bluetooth mobile connection, USB-C cable connection for computers; have their own mobile app.
Ledger Stax      - Bluetooth mobile connection, USB-C cable connection for computers; have their own mobile app.
Jade                - Bluetooth, USB-C, Camera and QR codes.
OneKey Classic  - Bluetooth, USB-C
OneKey Touch   - Bluetooth, USB-C
SecuX V20       - Bluetooth [mobile and computer connections], USB Type-C [computer connection]
SecuX W20       - Bluetooth [mobile and computer connections], USB Type-C [computer connection]
Safepal S1        - Camera and QR codes (closed source can't be confirmed).
D'CENT            - Bluetooth, using microUSB/USB-C adapter; have their own mobile app.
 
Trezor              - using microUSB/USB-C adapter, and Mycellium wallet.
KeepKey          - using microUSB/USB-C adapter, and Mycellium wallet.
Ledger Nano S - using microUSB/USB-C adapter, and Mycellium wallet (firmware can't be updated).
Coldcard mk4  - NFC (?), microSD card.
CoolWallet S     - MicroUSB ?
CoolWallet Pro  -  MicroUSB ?

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WORK IN PROGRESS!
Nothing fancy will be posted while I collect information, but this could be updated later.
Thank you for posting your suggestions and new wallets with links.

There is one nice review video released for Ledger Stax and I think it will clear things up for many people who are thinking of buying on of this devices.
I won't say any spoilers but I have to give credits to Adam Venture for spotting something I missed, how misleading ledger website can be sometimes.
Ledger Stax is using magnets, that can be used for connecting multiple devices, but they are saying that this somehow magically creates the sound of security, while it has no connection with security whatsoever.
Customers can get the wrong impression that Stax is somehow safer than other hardware wallets, when in reality it has the same tech like older models.


https://shop.ledger.com/products/ledger-stax
Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUmNHHBHEP8

I would be very careful holding anything in USDT stable coin, as I heard lot of big players are hedge betting against Tether at the moment.
This means that Tether could soon lose peg for dollar, and in the worst case it could happen some legal case against them that will bring it to zero.
People think this is impossible to happen, but we already saw many stable coins going to zero so there is always a risk.
This could temporary affect Bitcoin price, but eventually BTC would recover and USDT tokens could be gone forever.

I also don't suggest holding anything on shitcoin blockchains (Tron, etc) that can seize and freeze your coins, and USDT can be frozen anytime.
If you must keep USDT short term than I think that Liquid chain is solid option, it is available on ledger, and you can easily trade it back for Bitcoin.
Good alternative for holding stable coins is using Lightning Network fiat currencies with Bitcoin collateral, but this is still not widely accepted.

As far as I know, he is not directly connected with Wasabi and other Bitcoin wallets.
WEF is one of the main promoters of CBDC crap, and I bet someone from ethereum shitcoin foundation will be there, it's one of their favorite little projects for a while.
It's ''good'' to hear 5000 swiss army soldiers, fighter jets, plus their private security will protect all this ''nice'' guys having good time and playing world economic fun games, while there is no-fly zone during this event.
I wonder why are they so afraid of regular people...

I don0t think this method is rarely seen.
I already seen this swap being done on other websites in a manual way, and one website is even offering this automatically conversion already (I won't advertise it here publicly).
However, source of ''mixed'' Bitcoin that is sent to receiving address is not clear to me, and how is this any different than other mixers.

On-chain analysis is still going to be available for Bitcoin that is sent both ways, and unless you have freshly mined coins it's not going to be impossible to make connection, especially if there is connection with sent and received Bitcoin.

There are p2p trading alternatives and decentralized exchanges like Bisq that don't have any KYC verification procedures.
I understand that running big centralized exchanges like Binance and others is almost impossible nowadays without some kind of KYC, but look what happened with FTX and similar examples.
Documents leaked from ''safu'' Binance, coins got seized from ''trusted'' FTX and who knows what else is happening behind the scenes.