Any fund with any memo that is sent to your trustwallet address is yours. So, I think you can enter a random number as memo and the transaction should be successful.
I'm 99.99% sure that there shouldn't be any problem if you enter a random memo. But wait until other users confirm this.


Edit:
I just checked trustwallet and as I see, EOS is not supported.
In trustwallet, there are some tokens pegged to EOS. Note that they are not real EOS. EOS has its own blockchain.

As stated by Charles-Tim, there is no need to enter memo when you send the fund to a non-custodial wallet like trustwallet.
The reason you need memo when you deposit into an exchange is that the exchange give a same deposit address to all users and use the memo to know which user has deposited the fund.
In a non-custodial wallet like trustwallet, you are the only owner of the address and have full control over that. Any fund sent to that in yours.

It's impossible to answer this question. There is no way to know who has won the lottery. You can only know the user IDs. Even if a user of the forum wins the lottery, due to privacy reasons, he/she may not reveal that.


Every week, the list of all user IDs and number of their tickets is published through their twitter account.

Didn't you use a passphrase when you were creating the wallet on Wasabi?
If so, you need to check "Extend this seed with custom words" as well and in the next step enter your passphrase.

Also note that the script type should be "native segwit (p2wpkh)" and the derivation path should be m/84'/0'/0'.

You can export the master private key. It can be used for deriving all your private keys.
To do so, go to console tab and paste the following command.



Electrum seed phrase is enough for recovering your wallet.
Note that all your keys (private keys, public keys, addresses) can be derived from electrum's seed phrase.

If you think that electrum may not exist in future, there is no need to worry about.
Electrum is open-source. In the case developers leave the project and the website shuts down for any reason, there will be other websites hosting the code.

Also, you can use blue wallet for importing the seed generated by electrum.
(Just note that electrum's wallet can be imported into blue wallet only if the wallet has been funded.)  

If you want to have a seed phrase that can imported into almost all other wallets, you should generate a BIP39 seed phrase. Electrum doesn't do that.

The seed generated by electrum can't be imported into Wasabi. Because electrum uses its own algorithm and the seed generated by it is not BIP39.
If you want to have a same wallet in electrum and wasabi, you can generate the seed in Wasabi and then import it into electrum. Note that you need to check "BIP39" when importing the seed into electrum.

I reported Luis leon's posts.
All my reports were marked as good and the posts were deleted by moderators.

I didn't expect the topics with replies from other users to be deleted. From my experience with reporting such topics, I expected them to be locked. But they were all deleted.

In my opinion, that's kind of advertisement and is against the rules.


Whenever I see such posts, I visit the post of history of the user and check the other posts. If I see the user is promoting that website in other posts too, I report the post with following comment.


As far as I remember, such reports have always been marked as good.

In both trustwallet and Coinomi, you can simply search for any coin/token you want. It will be shown if that's available.
I just searched for the coin you are referring to in both trustwallet and Coinomi and couldn't find that.

Edit:
I just visited the official website of the coin in question. They have recommended some wallets. Click here.

Disclaimer:
I have never used the wallets listed in the above link and I don't know whether they are secure or not.

Yes, the house edge is 5%.

The House edge can be calculated using the following formula.

HE = 1 - ( multiplier * probability of winning )

HE = 1 - (2* 0.475)  = 0.05

It should be mentioned that if you consider free lottery tickets, free golden tickets, free spins, reward points, daily jackpot and monthly contest, the house edge is lower than 5%.

This means that Kucoin doesn't know who has deposited those tokens and that's why your deposit hasn't been credited.
The only thing you can do now is to contact their support. Maybe, they credit your deposit if you are able to prove that you have made the deposit.

In Announcements (Altcoins), threads are sorted by their bump score.
If two or more threads have equal bump score, then they are sorted by their last post time.

Threads with zero bump score usually start in the 2nd page. So, if someone with zero bump power makes a reply in a thread with zero bump score now, the thread would move to page 2.

Edit:
I just noticed OP's threads has been moved to Tokens (Altcoins).
Currently, threads can be in the first page of this board even with zero bump score.

As already stated above, your tokens won't appear in kucoin, but it's possible to recover them.
As your tokens have been transferred to an address which you have full control over that, you should be able to import your seed phrase into a wallet supporting KCC chain and access your tokens.
Follow the guide shared by vv181.

The tokens have likely lost forever.

Most of the smart contracts don't have a function for sending tokens.
Even if the smart contract address you sent the tokens to has such a function, due to security issues, it's very very unlikely that the owner sends back the tokens to you.

That's very very unlikely.
In the case someone types the address manually and types some characters wrongly, it's almost impossible that the address is valid and the user should get an error saying "Invalid address or script." after clicking on "Pay" button.

Are you sure that the transaction has been confirmed? Have you checked the transaction in a block explorer?
Are you sure that you have sent the tokens to the correct address?

If you are sure that the transaction has been confirmed ans the tokens have been sent to a correct address, the only thing you can do now is to contact Kucoin support.

If posts have been made consecutively, that's still against the rules and I would report it. In my opinion, rule number 32 is clear enough. It doesn't matter whether the post bumps the thread or not.
I have reported such posts many times and they have been always marked as good.

As far as I know, Bluewallet doesn't allow you to select the derivation path manually when importing a seed phrase.
In the case the seed phrase belongs to a non-funded wallet, it uses the path m/84'/0'/0' and there is no way to change it.

Bluewallet only allows you to select the script type (not the exact derivation path) manually when you generate a new seed.

That's what almost all exchanges do. Usually, exchanges don't care about users privacy and people have to reuse their deposit addresses.
According to blockchain, OP has made 7 deposits. So, the address has been used 14 times. 7 times for deposits and 7 times for moving the fund to the exchange wallet (consolidating deposits).

In my opinion, the address definitely belongs to an exchange.
Just look at this transaction. The address in question has been co-spent along with 589 other addresses and according to WalletExplorer, the address belongs to a wallet including over 28 million addresses.

A personal wallet can't have that big number of used addresses.