No, something like this. But not only for last 30 days and not limited to 50 users.

Look at the image below.



BPIP (edited)

A: My rank if number of earned merits in the last 30 days is considered.
B: My rank if number of earned merits in the last 90 days is considered.
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If I click on "A", I would see list of top-merited users in the last 30 days.
If I click on "B", I would see list of top-merited users in the last 90 days.
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Electrum versions older than 3.3.4 were vulnerable to phishing attack. In versions older than 3.3.4, servers could display a message asking you to download the new update (malware).
For more details, click the link below.
when broadcasting transaction, error message from server is displayed as is

Since, the version currently installed in your system is 3.3.4, I don't think you will see such a message unless that's a fake version. (Ignore it if such a message is displayed).

By the way, why not to remove the currently installed version and download the latest version from the official website?

Thanks for the update.

Since signature campaign managers usually ask applicants number of merits earned in the last 120 days, it would be useful to add 120 days as well.

Can you also add list of most merited users based on merits earned in the last X days?

Read the topic created by 1miau.

[Guide] How to create your customized Bitcoin-Address (vanitygen) – step by step

That's not the only post that has been edited.
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This user is breaking rule number 24 and should be nuked.

I just noticed this (on chrome). I pressed Ctrl+F5 and that disappeared.

It's not the first time I've heard of such an issue.
They do track the address. But once a payment is made, they no longer track new transactions and wait for the first transaction to be confirmed. If the first transaction is removed, they consider the payment as failed.

Look at following thread. There was a same issue with Changelly. (The OP's problem was solved after contacting their support, off course.)

Please help with coins missing in transaction.

The only thing that comes to my mind is that they may have blocked some countries from opening wallets in their website. Have you tried to open your wallet using a VPN?

Anyway, since the seed generated by Bitamp is BIP39, there is no need to worry. You can import your seed phrase into any other wallet that support BIP39 seeds. As already suggested by Royse777, the best option is Electrum. Download it and follow the steps stated above.

If you want to recover your fund using blockchain wallet, you need to create a new wallet and then import that private key into the new wallet.
To do so, click on "setting" button at top of the page and select "Wallets & Addresses". Scroll down to bottom of the page and click on "Import Bitcoin Address". After that enter your private key.

As already suggested in previous posts, the more safe method is to use a non-custodial wallet like Electrum.
You can download Electrum from its offical website.
When creating a wallet in Electrum, select "Import Bitcoin addresses and private keys" and enter your private key.

For spending bitcoin from any address, you need to have its private key (or a seed phrase which generates that private key). If you have the private key, the address is yours. otherwise, the address is not owned by you.
In the case you have created the wallet using Electrum and that's not watch-only, you can access your fund using the wallet file (you need the password if it has been encrypted) as well.

You cannot spend bitcoin from a watch-only wallet. Watch-only wallets are used only for checking the balance and cannot be used for spending fund. Because you don't enter your private key when creating a watch-only wallet. It is created using your public key or your addresses.
Note that anyone can generate numerous watch-only wallets with million dollars balance. But having a watch-only wallet doesn't mean you own the address shown in your wallet.

What do you mean by not working?
Do you mean the private key doesn't generate any address? Or it generates an address but it's empty?

How did you create your paper wallet?
How are you importing your private key? What's the wallet you are using?

Given prices shown in the image provided by you and since every GOLD token represents 1 gram of real gold, only tokens listed on bitforex, livecoin and stellarport have the chance to belong to Digital Gold project.
As far as I know tokens listed on bitforex and livecoin are Digital gold tokens. This has been stated on official website of digital gold.
I also checked tokens on stellarport. There are two different gold tokens on stellarport. One of them belongs to mintx.co and the other one belongs to stellarmetals.org. Since both of them are based on Stellar network, they cannot be Digital gold tokens.

So, only tokens listed on bitforex and livecoin belong to Digital gold project.

Did you check BIP39 when importing the seed phrase into Electrum?
Most of wallets support BIP39 seeds. So, there's a high probability, that seed phrase is a BIP39 seed.
You should also try it with different script types.

You can import a seed phrase generated from Electrum wordlist into Bluewallet.

Note: You cannot import Electrum seed into bluewallet if the wallet is empty. [Ref.]

Are you sure you selected BEP2 when withdrawing USDT from binance?

BEP2 tokens are based on Binance blockchain. So, any address on this chain start with bnb.
Coinbase support USDC which is an ERC20 token. Since ERC20 tokens are based on Ethereum network, all USDC addresses start with 0x.

Therefore, if you get the withdrawal address from Coinbase and select BEP2 on binance, you give an error.
I am pretty sure, you withdrew the USDT tokens on Ethereum network. You can check this through your transaction history in binance.

I doubt that's the reason.
Electrum displays a different message when spending dust amounts. (Transaction could not be broadcast due to dust outputs.)

See following topics.

Electrum not sending
newbe and having this problem
Unable to send bitcoin
Ellectrum Send Issue

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To OP:

Try to connect to a different server. It may solve the problem.
It's also poosible that there's a problem with your connection. Turn on/off your VPN.

If I'm not wrong, theoretically the size of every block can be up to 4 MB.
The block size cannot be bigger than 1 MB if all transactions in the block include only legacy addresses. If Segwit addresses are used, the block size can be bigger than 1 MB.
Please correct me if I am wrong.

There is no difference between removing Electrum and removing other applications.

If you are using windows, go to "Control Panel" and then click on "Uninstall a Program"
Find "Electrum", select it and click on "uninstall"

If you have created a wallet and you would like to delete it, go to C:\Users\<Insert your username here>\AppData\Roaming\Electrum\wallets and delete created wallets.

Physical gold and GOLD tokens each have their own benefits.

There are many advantages in having GOLD tokens.
One of advantages is that, you can trade bitcoin, ethereum, etc. with GOLD. That's not possible using physical gold.

GOLD tokens can be used as a stable coin. Compare GOLD tokens with USDT. Which one do you prefer? Tokens backed by physical gold or tokens backed by a fiat money which can easily be printed? Tokens that are provably backed by gold or tokens that are backed by dollar without any proof?
So, GOLD tokens can be used by those who look for a trustworthy stable coin.

Another advantage of GOLD tokens is that you can buy and sell gold anonymously and at any fraction. Can you buy 1 dollar worth of physical gold?

I just replied to another topic in which the OP had been scammed with a same thing. that may be a different service. But the way they scam people is completely similar.
Don't deposit money or you will be scammed. Any service asks you to deposit money before they send your fund is a scam.