Thanks everyone for the suggestions I am sure this thread will be useful to me again in the near future. For now, I decided to use Coin Price Indicator which was suggested by @joniboini. It's simple and does exactly what I needed 

Why would you want someone to send their KYC document to a shit and scam exchange like coinsbit?
Coinsbit is already proven scam with 20+ scam accusations just here alone. Let me help you list a few threads. If you are planning to deposit any assets in there, please don't.

• https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5195285.0
• https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5232300.0
• https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5236502.0
• https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5274150.0

Have you used localcryptos before? The idea is pretty much the same but with real bitcoins and not wBTC
1. When you create an account, There is an option to download a back up of your generated wallet addresses linked to your account. So even if localcrpytos went offline, you scan still access your addresses by importing the private keys to another wallet

2. When you open up a trade, let's say you want to sell BTC, you have to first fund the escrow by actually sending BTC in an escrow address, You are even given an option to edit the transaction fee you would like to use. After 1 confirmation, the buyer is then given time to send fiat money to you after which you can release the BTC in the escrow to the buyer.

This is far better than what you are suggesting because one has to go through the hassle of buying wBTC in case they initially had BTC. AFAIK, most platforms that swap BTC for WBTC require one to first fulfil KYC verification which is a NO-go area for most traders who want to use noncustodial P2P exchanges.

I use BitTab on my Windows desktop and I liked;
1. Its ability to be positioned at the top or bottom of the desktop minus covering or getting covered by other open apps
2. Ability to select coin price from a specific exchange



Unfortunately they only have a Windows app.

My question is that, is there any such alternative app with a linux version?

I have been looking for a good bitcoin price ticker widget for Linux but so far not successful. I use BitTab on Windows and like it so much but unfortunately there is no Linux version. Any plan of introducing the Linux version?

Well Well Well, I guess I am not that updated and informed anymore about injuries
Another incoming poor performance for me this week.

Damn you Diogo Jota! Why didn't I pick and captain you?
The boy has been on fire lately to the extent that I think he's going to displace off form Roberto Firmino very soon

You have to be careful with such wallets mate, getting some coins is not worth your security. People have lost millions of dollars in crypto due to fake wallets that have malware in them. For example this user lost over $1M worth of crypto because he was trying to claim a forked coin (Bitcoin Diamond) so he downloaded a fake wallet that had malware.

7 months ago, only 3 antivirus detected malware in the wallet. Right now, over 9 of them say the wallet has malware https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/d998e6a3a532e6a099d0a3ba31640526d9eb67dd07714e4b3b63c48227dce54e/detection

If I were you, I would backup all my important media file and documents, and then carry out a fresh installation of windows as soon as possible. The people behind the wallet are very suspicious, on top of that, some antivirus engines have flagged the wallet to have some malware.

Among the many good wallets around, why did you choose Haircomb Wallet?

Nice catch, reporting impersonating domains to registrars is quite effective as well.  Their domain registrar is GoDaddy.com, I don't know if they are as effective in taking down fraudulent domains as namecheap.com but let me wait and see. I have reported the domain.
https://supportcenter.godaddy.com/AbuseReport#

If you feel you have been scammed or your case is not being solved then why don't you just create a decent scam accusation/complaint with proof such as screenshots of mails and chat logs with support showing how they have been tossing you around?
Nobody needs to talk a full month verifying KYC. That's not fair IMO.

By completing a secure deal you mean they gave you a bonus in an account in the exchange?

Sorry to disappoint you, the BTC you are trying to withdraw is not there. What you see in your account are just cooked up figures intended to make you think you have some BTC.

I have visited the website and it looks like one of the many scam exchanges I have seen before. I don't send them any BTC

They suggest, but they don't enforce it like making the user rewrite the 12-work mnemonic phrase to confirm that they backed it up as it is with some good wallets like Electrum. This is a point where I think most users of such wallets end up using the wallet without backing it up. Because all one has to do is check the option saying "I have written down the mnemonic phrase" and boom they are in.

Most of the feedback is in Russian, and I am not sure what he was leaving as feedback, but he looks like someone who was/is trying to farm for positive feedback and Custom trust list inclusions by meaninglessly sending it randomly to people expecting them to do the same.
I don't know why this topic is being used as a reference for most of the positive feedback he left members.

Luckily, a number of members must have observed his suspicious behavior in the past and excluded him in their custom trust lists. So he's not on DT right now and chances of becoming one are pretty low.

You are just inquiring and using the left feedback as an example, not accusing anybody. If they left you a negative feedback based on that then that would be real abuse of the trust feedback, but never mind, let me just check out in my own way  

The opinions from members on the case where he sent lots of positive feedbacks to many profiles in a just couple of days may differ but it could matter a lot if the person is a DT member.

That's not the right way of sending positive feedback IMO. It would be better to know who exactly the person behind that sent feedback is.
Is he/she on DT?

Please share the link to the profile is you don't mind

Those are the kind of questions you should be asking the Okex team or support because only they know what exactly is going on. I don't think anybody here knows how long the affected users need to wait before withdrawals are enabled.
This should be a reminder once again. Not your private keys, not your money. Only keep what you can afford to lose in an exchange if you must.

You should be a little patient. If you did nothing wrong, you are going to get your money. Verification takes some hours of days in most cases. I hope everything works out well for you.

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Betting against Bayern Munich? You got some balls of steel there bro 
I personally would be more confident betting against the likes of Barcelona or Real Madrid but surely not against red-hot Bayern Munich. Anyway let's see how it goes and may luck be on your side.

From what I observed recently. It is a custodial service because they at times freeze traders' funds and ask for KYC  on grounds of suspicious transactions. A non-custodial service would never even have any power to freeze user funds.

Mempool.space's graph have doesn't have such an error as well https://mempool.space/graphs#24h

It's such a shame for Btc.com thou. And they even went ahead and put a BTC.COM label on their chart 

Have you tried contacting their support? What have they told you about the situation?
... or you are that kind of guy who makes a mountain out of the situation minus getting an explanation from the other party?

Could be an error or glitch that could quickly be resolved without you coming out here to spit fire.