That doesn't really matter. OP is going to use kucoin with VPN.
And even if you login to Kucoin with an IP address associated with a country which is not included on their KYC list at all, they will still allow you to use their service and make withdrawals up to 5 BTC per day. 

What's the problem? That's how it should be.
The incoming transaction should be OP's deposit to Shakepay (which is probably the withdrawal made on June 25 from the forex broker) and the outgoing transaction should be the transaction made to Shakpay's wallet address from OP's deposit address.  

Am I missing something here?

They send the links to wheel of fortune through email to encourage users to open their promotional emails. In the case they give the links to wheel of fortune on the website, that would defeat its purpose and many of users will probably disable promotional emails.

Trustwallet is non-custodial wallet and give you full control over your money.
Even if trustwallet force the users to verify their identity, people will easily import their seed phrase (or their private keys) into another wallet and will access their fund again.

In electrum, go to "Addresses" tab and check your addresses there. Are they same as the addresses Copay give you?
If no, the problem may be with the derivation path. There's a possibility that copay has generated the addresses on a different derivation path.

Note: If "Addresses" tab is not available in electrum, click on "View" at top of the window and select "Show addresses".

According to the current state of the network , it shouldn't take a long time to be confirmed. Your transaction is now about 1 vMB from the the tip and it is expected to be confirmed soon.

Note that the transaction fee rate required for a fast confirmation depends on how busy the network is.
The more busy the network is, the more fee rate is required.

Also note that electrum allows you to set the transaction fee rate yourself.

I have used kucoin without KYC and with VPN many times. I confirm that I haven't experienced any issue till now.
As stated by OmegaStarScream, they allow all users to withdraw up to 5 BTC per day.
They allow you to use their service even if you are from a country which is not included in their KYC list and your real IP address is disclosed to them.

Just note that you will need to set a trading password when registering an account. As you are not going to verify your identity, it will be very difficult to reset it if it's forgotten. Keep your trading password and the 2FA secret key in a safe place.

Whether you use the mobile version or the desktop version, your wallet is at the risk of getting hacked if you keep your private keys on a device which is connected to the internet.

If you want your wallet to be 100% secure, you must create the wallet on an airgapped device, sign the transaction on an airgapped device and use an online device only for broadcasting the transaction and checking your balance and transaction. It doesn't matter whether it's a mobile wallet or a desktop wallet.

The effect of mini-bump should be much smaller than a super-bump.
LoyceV has the maximum possible base bump power and as stated by him, his mini-bump could move the topic to 11th place while with a super-bump (if you have the maximum possible base power and you haven't super-bumped many topics in the last 30 days), it's very likely that the topic move to the first place.

If you compare an exchange with trustwallet, there is no doubt trustwallet is a better option.
But it's not recommended to hold big amounts on wallets like trustwallet.
Trustwallet is a noncustodial wallet, gives the seed phrase and you have full control over your money. But the downside is that it's close source and you don't know whether your seed phrase is stored in their server or not. In trustwallet, there is no way to sign a transaction offline and your keys have to touch the internet when you make a transaction.

There are two big advantages for electrum when it's compared with a wallet like trustwallet.
1. It's open source.
2. It allows you to sign the transaction offline and you can use an online device only for broadcasting the transaction.

There's a possibility that your account has been disabled or even deleted.
Didn't abuse the website with multiple account?

Anyway, it would be better to post in their official thread. You will probably get the answer. Visit the link below.
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I just made a experiment. I super-bumped this topic. (As the topic had been sorted by its creation time before my bump, its bump score was zero)

Since my earned merit in the last year is higher than the activity earned in the last year, I haven't lost any 2-week activity period in the last year and I haven't super-bumped any other topic in the last 30 days, I should have the maximum possible bump power and I was able to bring the topic to the first place.

Yes, Seems that OP is victim of the vulnerability in versions older than 3.3.4 and was deceived by the arbitrary message displayed when broadcasting a transaction.
According to this post , he was using the version 3.0.6 before the update.
And as OP was probably scammed in the same way as that Reddit thread, I think he/she updated electrum through the link displayed by a dishonest server.  

You are right that it's not allowed to bump a thread in less than 24 hours. But Pmalek didn't do anything wrong. He bumped that thread while it was inactive for nearly 3 months.
LoyceV was referring to the posts others made after the bump, not the posts already made before the bump.

I don't think there is any rule saying that you must delete the bump after others post on the thread.
As stated by LoyceV, the bump was probably deleted because it was no longer needed.

To add to mocacinno's reply:

If you have forgotten the password but you have still access to the email address used at the time of registration, you can use "Forgot your password" option and reset your password via your email.

And note that your account will be locked if you use your secret question for recovering your account. (Click here for more information)

Almost any integer between 1 and 2²⁵⁶ can be turned into a full-size private key. A big difference of mini private keys with other formats is that, not every 256-bit number that can be encoded in a full-size private key can be encoded in mini private key format too.
The other difference I know is that there is no way to convert other formats of private keys to a mini private key.


A mini private key (even the shortest format which includes 22 characters) is still difficult to be memorized.
A mini private key can be used when there is no enough space for writing a full-size private key.

From my understanding, the hacker didn't withdraw ETH from victims wallet directly. So, the hacker didn't need the private key at all.
Those who lost their money had deposited their coins/tokens to the liquidity pool before. The bug allowed the hacker to deposit fake assets worth zero and extract real assets from liquidity pool instead.

You are right. Many people will probably see the advertisement and will put their money on 1xbit. They will consider 1xbit as a trusted gambling website only because they (wrongly) believe that a service promoted by a reputable wallet like mycelium is trustworthy.
It's clear why Mycelium is promoting 1xbit. They only think about money.

If a custodial wallet or an exchange promotes a scam, I would immediately stop using it. Since mycelium is open-source and noncustodial, at least I know my fund is secure. This is what I was saying in my previous post.

Of course, I agree with you.
You should no longer use mycelium if security of your fund isn't your only concern. By using mycelium, you help them have more users and earn more money from such advertisements.

You may not like a wallet advertising a particular service and I understand this. But, that doesn't mean the wallet is not secure.
Mycelium wallet is open-source and also gives you full control over your fund. There's nothing in the code they hide from users.

The fee is 0.99% per year and is deducted from your balance once every 10 days.  
Of course, Since there are only three decimals for GOLD tokens and the minimum amount that can be transferred in a single transaction is 0.001 GOLD, the percentage is higher for people with small balances.