It's likely the same as what they said in the past that they will restrict unverified users but actually, they never implemented the restriction they only say that thing to warn their unverified users or to get a few people that submit documents so that they can submit collected documents if it needed by authorities.

I hope that you posted what date did you create your account and maybe only old existing users can be able to do that because I heard that old existing accounts can still be able to trade, deposit, and withdraw. I also heard that new users' accounts can't be able to deposit and it does not show any address unless they are KYC verified.

To make it clear this is what you talking about where you create or click a new address under receive tab



Under the address, it should show an only address that starts with bc1(Segwit) or 1(Legacy) so what you did from the address tab and created one receive address is the BTC address of your wallet. If you click new address it will generate a new address but still, it's your wallet Bitcoin address that you can find from the addresses tab pointing by hosseinimr93. To make it clear here's the image below

Actually never heard of that link here on the forum so it's not recommended to install the package repository from an unknown source only download Armory wallet directly from their official website.

You can follow the guide from this link on how to build Armory From Source

- https://btcarmory.com/docs/building/

Or just download the Linux version here https://btcarmory.com/0.96.5-release/

If it's not shorted you can run them safely but the problem is sometimes Bitmain's firmware if they detect an incorrect amount of ASIC chips in one of your hash boards that Hashboard will automatically stop mining except on modded firmware like BraiinsOS.

The above post is right its easy to reattach them but without BGA hot air tool you can't able to reattach them.

ECMM [1] is pointing to a bad connection or control board problem according to Canaan description logs. The miner status also shows only 2 hash boards detected.

What I would like you to try is to test all hash boards one by one also test all ribbon cables if they are working fine before we consider the MMboard is broken.

The first log you quoted above seems have dead ASIC chips. We can't determine the issue without checking it physically better check the hashboard chain [2] there are 5 test point to check if there are dead or shorted ASICs.

You can follow the guide from this link below.

- https://www.zeusbtc.com/articles/information/182-antminer-s17-manual-download

I suggest copying your miner API logs and posting them here so that we can check the issue of your miner.

Sometimes miners do not work if you pasted a pool with extra or missing characters or have extra spaces. Typing manually should fix your issue.

I don't think other people notice the rank of your account but the newbie account does not allow you to post any images except by pasting the image URL.

Only Jr. Member above can able to insert an image here on the forum (Better read more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0) you can also buy Copper member here on the forum to remove the limitation.

But since you already have 1 merit I think sooner you will be Jr. Member and can able to post images.

And take note if you are going to install bitcoin core you need to disable prune mode because it is enabled by default.

It's also become offline if your PC date and time are not set properly.

Other solutions can be found here https://www.bitcoinarmory.com/troubleshooting/

So you are looking for a lightning wallet that supports IOS and requires its own node?

Yes you can check Zeus or Breez wallet and if you are looking for more lightning wallets check this link below
- https://lightningnetworkstores.com/wallets

Take note only Zap wallet is the best if you are looking for the best lightning wallet and I don't know why you said unsupported. Would you mind checking this guide below

- https://docs.zaphq.io/docs-android-remote-node

Adding this from the post above on the first question yes the block data from Linux should be compatible with Windows just make sure to copy both chainstate folder and block folder and transfer it to your Windows OS.

And according to Achow101 from this post, it's advisable to install the same version of Bitcoin core due to the different database versions.

You can read this thread below it might answer some of your doubts.

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2321137.0

I think you did the right thing.
We already have a guide here created by our admin that you can follow check this thread below it includes CoinJoint.

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5146241.0

Alternatively, you can use a mixer or tumbler like Chipmixer but the problem is it only supports Bitcoin but it's totally untraceable because the last transaction is being stuck at Chipmixer and you will receive a clean BTC that you can able to spend any time.

White arrow I have never seen any Bitcoin mining that has an icon with an arrow all BTC mining software here like CGminer or BFgminer do not have icons or other miners use only Bitcoin icon with a pickaxe.

I tried to search but I can't find a bitcoin mining with a white arrow the result only shows Cloud mining but the arrow is black pointing up not down.
Take note all cloud mining is most likely a scam.

Are you talking about Gains and losers? You can find it on Cryptocurrencies near the Coinmarketcap logo or use this link below
- https://coinmarketcap.com/gainers-losers/

Or if you are looking for other tools you can check this https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/trending
That link is the same as Gainers and Losers in Coinmarketcap.

So Malwarebytes is your Antivirus?

Actually, it's not an antivirus it is an Anti-malware tool you should have an Anti-virus to protect your PC from virus attacks Kaspersky would be the best option, I tested them for more than 9yrs.

So there is a possibility that your PC is infected not the Bitcoin core itself if you scan the Bitcoin core to VirusTotal it's totally clean even with Malwarebytes or other AntiVirus like Kaspersky.

Do you have Anti-virus installed on your PC other than Malwarebytes?

Take note according to Google M.2 memory has 8 to 10 years of life so if you are planning to hold them for more than that you must make a physical backup.

A paper backup or stainless or metal to backup your seed phrase physically you can buy Cobo vault or keystone tablet as a common steel backup tool to hold your keys or backup seed phrase for more than 10years.

I have actually HDD with old coins and tokens but can't able to revive it all of my HDDs are 2nd hand so I do not know what will be the exact lifespan of HDDs but according to Google, it's around 5 years.
Not good to have an HDD with coins holding it for a long time because there is a big possibility that they will die in the future without recovering your coins from your HDD. Unlike having a physical metal/stainless steel backup.

Did you successfully import or paste the wallet.dat file from the right wallet folder? But still do not show any balance.

Would you mind checking the addresses from windows>receiving addresses then checking them manually on blockchair.com then let's see if one of the used addresses has funds on the explorer.

Here's the image as reference

I search a bit and found a python code that can convert bech32 to hash160 I don't if this is the exact script you looking for but read this


Also, check this Github link below and might be useful on converting bech32
- https://github.com/petertodd/python-bitcoinlib/blob/master/bitcoin/wallet.py

Upgrading and flashing through an SD card is totally different from flashing it will erase and replace the firmware upgrading is just like patching the firmware.

You can also try to remove the Chain[2] and test two hashboard if it's running fine.

If it doesn't solve your issue try to run them one by one or test each hashboard one by one.
You can follow this guide "Test hashboard one by one" as reference.

Update here for any changes on the kernel logs.

What exactly Antivirus you are using?

It seems few nodes or peers are being blocked by your antivirus I suggest you if you want to run and sync the Bitcoin core better exclude Bitcoin from scanning or disable your Antivirus or switch to another antivirus because your AV is giving false-positive reports. I'm using Kaspersky but it doesn't give any false reports.