As it stands, we can only use it for cryptocurrency to fiat conversions as opposed to also doing the crypto to crypto conversions.
^{- You might want to consider adding the latter part that I mentioned above and also include more cryptocurrency and fiat options.}

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Btw, from where you're fetching the BTCitcoin price since you mentioned prices for some are based on it?

I believe OP was referring to the following posts: #1, #2, #3, and #4.

• @Swag242
  In both of the threads that I linked, there's a red bump button at the bottom right corner of the page and that means those sections have a different bump mechanism...
  
  • Read this: Bumping changes on some boards

@mocacinno
Finally, another useful tool ^{[by you]}

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I think there might be something that's affecting the results since I got inconsistent results:

• I used a random unconfirmed TX and got the following results ^{[a bit similar to bitmover but I only used a "single" transaction]}:
  
  • Direct: Screenshot
  • TLS: Screenshot

I didn't do anything else apart from the feecheker but it still affected an image ^{[above SS]}.
^{- I was using the Chrome browser.}

Looks like it's just a pop-up alert and since we have to be logged in, I would suggest adding some sort of sound to those alerts.
^{- This way, we don't have to constantly check the tab with the dashboard.}

What's the difference between those?

In regards to DashingAgent, looks like it falls into a grey area, and even though we're allowed to use donations and referral links in our signature spaces, I think those should get the same treatment as using a malware/phishing link in that space or else it completely defeats the purpose of having those rules ^{[#4 and #7]} in the first place since someone else's signature space will have more impact than a single or multiple posts with donations or a referral code spam.

You mean it simply because of the fact that either you're the creator or a team member of this so-called investment platform ^{[AKA a Ponzi scheme]}.

Yeah right! Just because they ^[you] claim to have a real physical address, doesn't make them a legit platform.

Too good to be true! I wonder what could go wrong with this announcement ^{[pretending to be a review]} that happens to be also the first post of a newbie user

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Archived

At the time of writing this post, you still have "no feedback" and yet, there's feedback on the last part of that image...

<sup>- Care to explain where did you get that one from?
- You also mentioned about refund but AFAIK, Sellix doesn't offer it so we need to take your word for it, and since your reputation isn't at risk [you don't have any], then would you consider using escrow services in order to protect potential buyers?</sup>

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IMHO, it's a bit hard to trust someone that claims to earn a passive income of $500 on a daily basis and still tries to sell a method for $20 - $34 in an online forum.

Similar to what @seoincorporation mentioned, it's going to be tricky when it comes to most of us installing it so is there a way to make it open-source so one of the known developers/back-end coders could verify it and is there a way to be sure if the code you'll be publishing is exactly the code behind the extension on the chrome web store?
^{- If the answer to the above two questions is "Yes", then I can see this being used by many users since it has potential.}

Not sure which one is more reliable but Bloomberg mentioned that a news agency has spotted him in "Albania".

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There's a new update on their "website"/Twitter account and this is the google translation: Screenshot
^{- I've highlighted some of its parts and hopefully, it gets sorted out but a part of me says to not get my hopes up for the victims [unfortunately].}

The latter word is the perfect representation of the type of service you'll be getting if you keep using that wallet.

No; The short version is because of the power outage that a lot of Chinese pools experienced and that directly contributed to the network becoming fully loaded and that lead to fees going up ^{[it's finally on a downward slope]}.
^{Read this: Chinese mining pools’ hash power plummets amid regional blackouts}

You're very welcome.

Supported your flag and will tag that account as well.

Read the middle part of qwertyup23's above post again; Clearly, they have no intention of fixing something but instead, they chose to run away from the truth...
^{- With that kind of attitude, I think we could all agree that they shouldn't be trusted at all.}

In addition to your findings, I checked some of their content for plagiarism and got the following results:
^{- Credit to whoever "archived their website" two days ago.}

• Homepage ^{[without team section]} + FAQ page returned with roughly 54% ^{[76% - 22%]}: Screenshot
  ^{- The former literally used different sources for each sentence.}
• Team section returned with roughly 13% ^{[80% - 67%]}: Screenshot
  - It didn't take them that long to get rid of that section completely ^{[thanks to you]}

You might want to add more information in regards to its features apart from being able to "pay in cryptocurrencies while merchants receive cash".

Depending on how you interpret it, I'm already doing it but would always welcome having more options.

Based on that page ^[archived], it appears that it'll be a wallet with a conversion feature. Am I correct?

That's wrong on so many levels...

I can assure you that there are a lot more scammers that use other tools for such activities.
^{- BTCitcoin is just the center of attention [media] at the moment.}

Are you implying that you're often in contact with scammers?

It's not just them, most governments try their best to capitalize on it.

Found one more platform with a premine tag but the one you linked appears to be much better: CoinLore: List of All Cryptos In Premine Category <sup>[Ann thread]
- Having said that, I checked a few of the listed cryptocurrencies at random and some of them weren't included on Coinpaprika so perhaps you could use them side by side.</sup>

Even though I'm not a DJ, surprisingly, this is the first time that I'm hearing about them; Anyone knows why they'll be doing it in June as opposed to now ^{[are they building their own payment processor from scratch]}?

At first, I thought they're not that committed but looks like they've partnered with Crypto.com and they'll be releasing it in there ^[link].

@dkbit98
Interesting results for the first chart but I think it would've been better if you compared the one that was meant for businesses as opposed to households...
^{- Having said that, I do know for a fact that there are few countries from that list that even charge a higher rate for mining operations in comparison to the one they usually give for businesses.}

I would love to see that happen but @bryant.coleman has valid points...
^{- It'd be nice to see new manufacturers from countries that are on top of that list.}

Price?

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Due to your current rank, you might want to take a picture that includes your forum name + the date on a piece of paper together with the items in question ^{[same applies to your other thread]}.

<sup>- Also mention if you're willing to use escrow services for it.
- Posting guidelines for physical goods</sup>

You forgot to type the letter "s" in there.

That's funny... These scammers had a "completely different address" back then:

• Quote from: https://archive.fo/kdpnT#selection-1393.1-1395.59
  Kemp House, 160 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX, United Kingdom
• Take note of the following threads and posts:
  
  • Minersdepo.com Review for SCAM ! SCAM ALERT !! I Was Scammed !
  • My own post in another thread

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Don't trust them.

It's a bit saturated but there's always room for one more, even if known plugins would still be the preferred choice for most of the shop owners out there.

Why not ^{[especially if you decide to make it open source]}.

Since results are pretty much the same, then hopefully it comes with unique features...
^{- I do know I'm probably asking too much for something that's free but that directly contributes when it comes to shop owners using it over other known plugins.}