Damn, that's some huge fee you paid there  

I am guessing your address or addresses was/were having so many Unspent Transaction Outputs (UTXOs) so when you tried to sweep the wallet, a transaction with so many inputs was created.

Whenever you notice that your wallet has got so many UTXO's, the best thing to do is sweep them when the fee rate is usually low (Fees are low, use this opportunity to consolidate your small inputs!) It looks a pointless procedure, but it prepares you for the time you urgently need to send Bitcoin and saves you from spending a lot in fees since you will have to only use 1 input.

Usually weekends tend to have the lowest fee rates - Bitcoin transaction fees (in sats/kb). Sunday, Saturday are best to move BTC

This is not good advice. By using VPN on an exchange that has already blacklisted one's Country from using the service, one risks getting their account locked and losing all the funds in it and there's no way one can win even a legal battle against such an exchange because they will always say that the person breached their terms and conditions.

Let's say you are from the US and you are prohibited from using binance.com, and then you just went ahead and used a VPN with a location of let say Venezuela. You make your profits and then one day Binance.com locks up your account and ask you to first complete KYC verification. Where are you going to get a Venezuelan ID and other documents from?

Of course, you may have to verify your account. Otherwise, how will they filter out multiple accounts and bots?

At least this is what I have seen with dozens and dozens of exchanges looking to aidrop some tokens. The only recent popular airdrop by an exchange where there was no KYC was that Uniswap airdrop.

I wanted to read their terms of service right before I think about signing up but on clicking on the link, I am redirected to the login page (https://aladdin25.com/login). Basically, I first have to sign up and the login in order to access the terms of service  

Blockchain.com would be the best match since I am familiar with it too (I don't know why I had to even compare it to metamask  ). The only difference is Portis can easily interact with Dapps through the Web browser, something Blockchain.com can't do.

You actually need the email address to be real because when you first attempt to sign up, there is a message that's sent to the email address for verification. You can still sign in minus verification but sometimes if you sign in from a different browser or device, the sign in could be flagged as suspicious and a verification message would be sent to your email address as I have experienced it before. Without a real email address, you won't be able to access your account (if you didn't back up your recovery phrase)

You also need your email address and Backup recovery phrase to reset your password in case you have forgotten it.

It seems you email address could have been leaked to some scammers who will keep spamming it with different scam messages. I suggest you try;
1. To unsubscribe (the option is usually below the message). They won't be able to send you messages from the same email domain in the future unless they change it.
2. To Mark the message as spam so that future messages from the same sender with automatically be sent to the spam folder.
3. If you continue receiving more scam and spam messages, abandon the email and create a fresh one which will be strictly for serious business. Do use it for registering in random sites.

Hey @20Kevin20, i think you trading ad could do well in the currency exchange board since it involves Bitcoin
Atleast the board rules allow it too - Currency Exchange rules and guidelines
Maybe you could get a quick deal over there.

1. What's the benefit of having orders being made on market. As far as I know takers pay much higher trading fees than market makers
2. Forgive me for my ignorance, what does PWA mean?
3. What advantage does your web app have over binance's?

I have seen a couple of members in the same situations like yours
Try reading through these threads and see if you can salvage any information that might be helpful. The problem is they never come back to confirm if they succeeded in recovering the funds

• https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5221039.0
• https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5305131.0

Sounds like HitBTC and Yobit 

Usually before I deposit or trade any token in an exchange I have never used before, the first things I always check are;
- Withdrawal Limits minus KYC
- Trading fees
- Withdrawal fees of the token

Their trading fee is also 2 times that charged by some popular exchanges

https://bilaxy.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360020409731-Bilaxy-Fee-Structure

Binance and Kucoin charge 0.1%

I have seen a number of Dapp platforms that use it to connect to the Ethereum Network along side those popular wallets such as Mycrpto Wallet, Metamask, Formatic etc so I think it can be trusted.

The difference between it and Metamask is that you have to create and log into it using an email address and password.

It depends on where you come from. Some places are restricted or have no support for buying and selling. So it's very hard to suggest to you which service to use exactly without knowing where you come from but here are some options

1.  Buy and sell directly to trusted forum members in this section  - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0
Use escrow if someone is not an old trusted members in the forum.

2.  Use P2p exchanges, like the ones in this list - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5224711.0

3. Use centralized exchanges that support fiat like Binance, coinbase, Kucoin. All have apps and not all fiat money is supported in such platforms. Make sure you read terms use.

Doesn't you exchange now offer withdrawal of upto 5 BTC very 24 hours for Unverified accounts?
That's what I have been seeing on the BTC withdrawal page for a while now. I think you should revise some of the information in the OP as some of it might be outdated

I have a problem with your exchange, I processed an EOS withdrawal some 9 hours ago but even up to now, there is not Transaction ID and the status is showing "in Progress"

What was supposed to be a quick urgent transaction has now turned out to just be a very disappointing experience

I was a little confused on which thread I should post regarding this wallet. I just checked it out and It has quite a number of features including 2FA.
I have an itching question. a web wallet as of today and we know that anything can happen with such wallets like website going offline.
Is it possible to use the seeds generated from the same wallet to recover funds in other wallets like electrum?

Say's a person who's so bitter about his main source of income getting busted.

I do have a question OP, I do see YOSHIE tried to give you a second chance. Why did you go ahead and enroll the same accounts in the same campaign again?

Here, there's no way of proving if it's actually your brother's account or just your other alt so the best thing you would have done is avoid enrolling in campaigns or bounties your "brother" has already enrolled in.

I can't really speak for others but from my personal point of view, Knowing Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has really helped me a lot, earned me lots of money through trading and saved me lots of money via transfers. Without knowledge of cryptocurrencies, there's high probability that I would not be doing well financially.

I think what people lack is information about Bitcoin, blockchain and how much potential they have to give them Financial freedom away from the exploitative dictatorial and poor governance systems. This is the reason why most people in Africa and South America are still grappling with high levels of poverty

Unlike most of those other cryptos you are trying to compare bitcoin to. Bitcoin doesn't have an outright owner who controls it. Most of the altcoins you see have actual owners who go ahead to employ other workers for the project such as the Legal team, the sales team, social media team and all those other officers. Now this is totally different for Bitcoin. Most work such as development is done by volunteers.

I think It was what satoshi wanted. People who like Bitcoin will support and promote it minus expecting a salary in return. So it's a reason we don't see "official" website or social media accounts.

He didn't lose all the $4,711. He lost only $100 probably through some stupid  fees or market rates. Using authorities to chase just $100 would be pointless as OP could have to spend a lot more just to hire them.

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@OP, such exchange services are never good. Well, they might look like they are going to make your exchanging process and experience very easy but they will always charge you heft fees. Your problem is similar to what this guy also went through.

1. The reason could be that you just put there a link minus adding any comments/words along that try to illustrate what's in the linked video. Imagine if each one of us here did the same in different threads. It would make constructive discussion here difficult and pointless
So I am leaning to "low quality post/reply" as the reason

2. Another reason could be because you made consecutive replies? I can't tell since one of the replies has already been deleted

If you try to search around. I bet you would learn what to do next. There are lots of articles and videos about Brainflayer

The person behind the tool seems to be this member - ryanc who was last active about a week ago, On his website https://rya.nc he suggests that the best ways to contact him are through
1. Email: hi+3krn3q9xrml@ryanc.org
2. or Twitter DM - https://twitter.com/messages/compose?recipient_id=580041896

What money are we talking about here?
The interest or the Bitcoins you deposited in your account?

Did you take time to read about interest accounts and the terms and conditions?