There is Hodlerwallet[1] and also Trust wallet (owned by Binance) which used to be open source for iOS only but now, it seems like the GitHub repository has been archived[2] (but you should still be able to compile it yourself).

[1] https://github.com/HODLERTECH/HODLER-Open-Source-Multi-Asset-Wallet
[2] https://github.com/trustwallet/trust-wallet-ios

As suggested by @LoyceMobile, you have Sat2.io (using the lightning network). I've used the service in the past, and it works just fine. But keep in mind that:

- The service is not decentralized. If they shut down, your funds are lost.
- The receiver must have a lightning network wallet in order to receive the funds (I believe only Bluewallet is supported).
- You can send up to 0.0425BTC (LN limit). If you try to send a higher amount, you'll get an error.

1. It's possible to do that by going to your Profile > Account related settings: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;sa=account
2. We currently have 2,750,143 members. More stats: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=stats

تم شراء[1] محفظة greenaddress من طرف شركة blockstream منذ مدة. هذا هو الرابط الجديد[2] للمهتمين بالترجمة.

[1] https://blockstream.com/2016/07/27/en-blockstream-greenaddress-acquisition/
[2] https://www.transifex.com/blockstream/blockstream-green/

It's not urgent and I also don't mind running a .exe if I have the source code for it (I'm familiar with C#). Thanks!

If it's a group conversation, then yes, everyone has to be on the left, except for me but you don't have to take that into consideration, as I'm not interested in reading any group chat.

I'm pretty sure Bitfinex wouldn't make a partnership with an illegitimate business but I also don't see the point of using this wallet, especially when you have wallets like Exodus and Coinomi that offers even more features and also support more coins.


The security and safety of your funds should always be your top priority, you might regret this in the future.

I just logged into the app and tried to withdraw. It seems like everything is fine (able to withdraw up to 2 BTC/24hours). I haven't received any emails from them except about their giveaway and partnership with WinPlay.app.

Edit: that's correct, I'm not from the U.S.

We have to get services to accept bitcoin directly. I mean, if we're willing to give our identity away (KYC) and pay high fees (comparing debit cards to crypto), then why use bitcoin in the first place? Personally, I don't see this helping bitcoin in any way.

I need a 50 EUR gift card for Amazon.de (85% using preev).

If you don't have the full amount, I can take smaller amounts, 15 EUR is the minimum. P.M or post below if interested.

You don't necessarily have to use Google's app for 2FA. You can use Authy instead. I find it to be much better since it allows you to backup your keys.

The ledger nano will be given to only one person so the odds of winning are very slim. Also, it doesn't really matter how they give you the product because you must submit your documents before being able to trade on their platform anyway. In other words, if you win, you will just give them your address "again".

أريد أن أضيف بعص النقاط (و الاجابة على بعض الأسئلة):

لقد قمت بتجربة هذه البطاقة مع العديد من المواقع و لم أجد أي مشاكل:

- Netflix
- Shipito
- Steam
- Euroflorist
- Hungry.dk

البطاقة لن تعمل في مواقع مثل Spotify أين يتوجب عليك أن تكون (البلد الذي اخترته  عند فتح حساب في سبوتيفاي) من نفس البلد الذي انشأت فيه البطاقة .يعني ان كنت من المغرب و استعملت بطاقة بالدولار (الولايات المتحدة) فلن تعمل البطاقة.

لم تكن لي تجربة مع Google play لكن شخصيا, لا أرى أي داع لشراء البطاقة الافتراضية لاستعمالها في مواقع تدعم بطاقات الهدايا.
@hugeblack يمكنك تغيير ال IP الخاص بك و شراء كود من Bitrefill.com. لقد قمت بتجربة ذلك في الماضي من دون مشاكل.

@yhiaali3 صلاحية البطاقات تكون عشوائية  (2021 كحد أقصى على حسب تجربتي) و لا يوجد أي حظر لأي دولة و حتى و ان كان هنالك حظر فيمكنك اختيار بلد اخر.
أكبر فئة للبطاقة هي 50 دولار (أو جنيه استرليني) و لا يمكننك اعادة شحن البطاقة من جديد. عليك شراء  بطاقة أخرى في كل مرة.

I wouldn't be worried about that since they're accepting payments through Payeer (which is a reputable service).

I still wouldn't recommend using the service though. If you check their homepage, you'll see that they claim to have 8100~ reviews in Trustpilot (without giving a link) but if you google for it, you'll end up with this page where 46% of only 71 total reviews are "bad".

It's being some time since I last used their ATMs, but IIRC the limits were high (~1500 GBP per day).

Also, KYC is pretty easy to avoid here. If you think you're going to exceed the limits, just change the phone number you're using.

There are only two cards for U.S citizens. BitPay and Monaco, so there isn't much to choose from.

The main difference between the two cards is that Bitpay's support BTC only while MCO card supports many currencies (both fiat/crypto) and you can also stake their own token.

Use Electrum[1] as a wallet and ChipMixer[2] (start by reading the FAQ) to mix your coins.

After sending funds to ChipMixer, you'll be given multiple private keys that you can sweep[3] into your Electrum wallet. You can then send the funds from your wallet to the seller's address.

[1] https://electrum.org/#home
[2] https://chipmixer.com/faq
[3] https://bitcoinelectrum.com/sweeping-your-private-keys-into-electrum/

There are two types of USDT:

- ERC20 Token (based on Ethereum's blockchain)
- Omni Token (Based on bitcoin's blockchain)

If you managed to send the funds from MEW to The pit (blockchain's exchange) Ethereum address, it means that they do support the ERC20 token.

The exchange doesn't give you full control over your funds (no access to your private keys) though, so the only one who can recover the funds for you would be the exchange itself. If they said the address doesn't belong to them, you should consider scanning your computer, as you might have a clipboard malware that changes the address (to the attacker's) whenever you copy-paste.

ليس لدي تجربة مع نسخة ال testnet لكن  أعلم أنه يمكن تغيير اللغة عن طريق الواجهة في ال mainnet بالذهاب الى Settings > Options > Display

It appears that they have plans on making their wallet (or at least some of it) open source in the future: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5221651.msg53770275#msg53770275

If you want a multi-coin wallet that is open source, you should either go with an HW wallet (Ledger/Trezor) or HODLER wallet.

I just gave the region as an example. I was mainly referring to the other filters (crypto and brand). In my opinion, these are not supposed to remain the same after each visit to the site while the region filter should automatically be detected and changed based on your location.


I'm pretty sure that's not the case. If you check the screenshots I posted above, you can see that the confirmations are determined before I even send the funds.