There are many trusted escrows here on the forum if you use the search box or magnifying glass above you can find them.

Anyway, I search a list of escrows but last updated January 2021 you can check them from this link below

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=276897.0

It's for safety purposes but if you know how to protect your device from any threats why not have both your Coinbase and Google authenticator installed on the same device.
There is no problem having them both on the same device make sure you are only using the phone for this activity, not for other activities like browsing to an unknown website or infected website.

Mine I use Google authenticator on my PC and the Coinbase app is installed on my phone it helps to lessen the risk if any of these devices are under attack they can't control both devices and hack your account. 

If you are looking for real users you must go with product #1 but the problem is if it needs to be KYC verified then you will only get fewer users to take that offer.

So product #2 would be the best option for non-KYC and I'm sure you will get many people to get your offer.

What I would like to suggest is that why not do the same thing instead products #1 and #2? You can adjust the limitation between KYCed and non-KYC users like how much they can deposit or if you want to get customers from US and EU then you will need to require KYC so that you can get more customers worldwide to buy your VCC.

I like the concept of paywithmoon.com but the only problem is their VCC does not support Amazon anymore if you can provide the same as paywithmoon more customers will buy your card.

It's just a graph it's nothing to do with Metaverse or NFTs there are lots of promotions last that push the trends to use NFT/Metaverse keywords.
NFT is still in a development state and most of their audience are those who looking for investment and a game that can earn tokens and NFTs.

The price of NFTs also depends on the demand and supply but it's affected by the bear market so do not expect that the NFT that you bought last year can be valuable today. Just keep holding and wait for the right time if the market becomes bullish again your NFT might become worth selling.

Have you tried to check the goatpig Armory Github page?
If not, try to check the releases here https://github.com/goatpig/BitcoinArmory/releases

I can't find 32bit for Windows vista except for Linux OS but can you try to check the v0.94.99 WinAll installer I think it supports 32bit.

These days it's very hard to analyze the market it's different compared to the past. I'm doing scalping and yes I can make a profit but it depends on the market condition.
I also experience to lose but it's a part of learning process to grow. I never had experienced day trading but I think its very risky. There is no good and bad trading strategy you need to study the market and do some test before you trade. I do mostly holding coins for a week before I trade because I can save more trading fee compared on day trading.


That's the problem there are many projects out there but most of them are bluff they promise that they will grow but after a few months their gone and no promises are fulfilled.
So investing in new projects is more risky than trading.

However, if you are lucky that you invested in a real project then yeah you will gain a great profit holding their token/coins.

The data or the bitcoin core files might be corrupted after the HDD is accidentally disconnected.

You have a similar issue on this link below

- https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/11040

According to other users, they reinstall the boost lib and Bitcoin core it fixed their issue. So try to re-install bitcoin core just make a backup of your bitcoin data including blocks so that you don't need to redownload the entire blockchain.

No mining computer can mine Bitcoin. Does it seem that you are talking about mining bitcoin through frequencies?

It's more likely a helium mining where yan mine coins through radio frequencies?

If you don't know how to mine Bitcoin I suggest you go to mining support and read sticky threads. And take note you can only mine Bitcoin with ASIC machines computer or GPU are no longer able to mine Bitcoin.

I'm not so familiar with dragonmint logs but based on the logs it seems there is a connection problem between the controller and hashboards.

What I would like you to try is to replug all cable PSU and data cable between the controller and all hashboard.

If it didn't fix your issue try to run the miner without two hashboard I'd like you to test hashboard one by one and maybe one of the hashboard is broken.

Not the addresses but the private keys.

If you don't know how to export private key you can check this image below



Take note of private keys they only have Plain base58 and plain hex private key but don't worry if you are importing/sweeping them to Electrum it's supported.

Why would satoshi be involved in controlling the BTC price?

BTC price can't be controlled by one person and Bitcoin is owned by individuals they can only manipulate the price by news or a group of people or a company with a huge money/BTC and it also depends on the trends but they will never control the price.
That is why there are whales out there waiting to buy or sell and they are mostly doing some strategy that can manipulate the price a bit.


About Satoshi If they know Satoshi he can't do anything about Bitcoin price the movement of the price depends on demand and supply which is controlled by people who buy and sell on exchanges.

Well it's not explained well on the manual what it is but based on what I heard from other forums it is autotuning or refreshing your miner that could fix some errors and it's scanning for working frequencies that can fix low hashrate.

You can only use it if you have an abnormal hashrate and have abnormal errors on the API logs.

Would you mind to try disassembling the unit and unplug all hashboard and replug PSU cables from the controller?

Then update here if the miner is detected through the Ip scanner or whatsminer tool. If it's detected and you still experience some issue copy the API logs and paste it here make sure to put them inside the insert tag.

Actually, if you are trading with Binance and trading daily and you want to store your coins safely without spending too much I suggest use other stable coins like BUSD where you can withdraw it for free in your Metamask or directly to your hardware wallet if supported.

The same goes for other exchanges if your trading there only look for stable coins with other networks that support free withdrawal fees like the offer on FTX exchange and Binance.

Only withdraw them partially just to reduce the risk and its free withdrawal. Depositing it back will need you to pay a fee but binance smart chain transaction fee is pretty cheap.

Remember it's better than holding your funds on Exchanges there are sometimes happen in the past where exchanges suddenly disappear.

Hope next time learn how to translate your language and learn how to put your logs inside the insert code tag.

Anyway, according to your logs it detects only 1 hashboard ECHU shows abnormal also ECMM shows abnormal there might be a poor connection between the controller and hashboards.

I would like to suggest is to try to replug or connection between the control board and hashboards also replug the PSU and then test it again

I search a bit and saw some articles about the issue on steam and yes they do accept bitcoin with 0 confirmation which is a mistake accepting bitcoin without knowing about double spend.

They should only accept transactions with 3 confirmations and like suchmoon said there should be no fraud happen.
There might be other reasons why they stop accepting Bitcoin

Actually, Nicehash is not a good pool you will experience some drop in hashrate because they are using #xnsub which automates their system to mine different coins not actually mining BTC.

If you want to mine BTC go directly to the real pool like ViaBTC and other pools listed here https://miningpoolstats.stream/bitcoin

If you put on the address to import the wallet with Electrum it will turn to the watch-only wallet but it's weird if you imported the private key but the wallet says it's a watch-only wallet.

Can you check the reference/difference of the private key you have here https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes
Which one of these prefixes is the same as your private key?

Please don't reply to newbies who trying to PM you and ask about your private key they are most likely a scam it should be private and only you should have access to it.

Check this below it's hidden by default just click it to switch show addresses.



nc50lc is already giving you a guide on the last part where you can paste or load the raw transaction but if it's not clear then check this image below as a guide



You don't need to export private keys just load the raw transaction on that wallet then sign the transaction it will generate a new raw transaction this time it's a signed transaction where you can broadcast or if it's 2 of 3 multisig wallets you will need to give the partial signed raw transaction to another party to load and sign the transaction again.

Remember What Vladimir Putin said read this


So why would they suspend or ban Russian customers which we know most of them are not involved in the war?

That is why I think Binance refuses to block Russian customers because it could affect their business and I think more hackers in Russia that can attack Binance security, it is more problematic, and more people will be affected than just refusing it.