I don't recall coming across a VPN that doesn't accept bitcoin. It also makes sense to have them supporting BTC, as VPNs are about privacy and security just like Bitcoin. You can check this list (TorGuard accepts LN as well If you're interested in experimenting with it).


Maybe not directly but it's possible.

I still think that it's unnecessary to add such a ranking (as it's mostly based on traffic), even though the formula you're suggesting is pretty simple.

Regarding this list, the thread is locked so how can users submit the scam accusations?

earn.com was the first to offer this service, but it's far from being reliable now (overestimation). I've been using coinb.in for some time and I find it to be the most accurate.

مشكور على المجهود الأخ. هذا الموضوع فقط لاعطاء نقاط الجدارة للمواضيع و المشاركات  المفيدة و البناءة لذلك أعتقد أنه من الأفضل ادراج الرسم البياني في موضوع المتطلبات الجديدة لترقية العضوية. (سوف أرسل طلب للأخ hugeblack)

My current deal with BountyPortal is over, so I can rent the avatar again (along with the personal text).

I'm usually making around 20-30 10-20 posts per week. You can see my other stats on BPIP.

I only accept BTC/ETH. I'm open to offers (weekly or monthly) and unless you're trusted, I would prefer being paid upfront.

- Using free hosting on GitHub and the very bad design of your webpage just tell us how much you're not willing to invest in a proper hosting service or a developer.
- Not open source/transparent. APK also hosted directly on your website instead of Google play; could be infected with malware.
- Not having any fees on the transfer is probably to lure people to use your wallet, and probably means that users have no control over their private keys, and these are just 0's and 1's sitting in a database, just like in exchanges.

In short, there are multiple trusted multicoin wallets out there, and there is absolutly no reason to use this one.

If you want to build something that will generate profit for you, then hiring someone to do it for you in a professional way is best. You can find some developers in the Service section otherwise, you could seek some platforms like Upwork.

Personally, I wouldn't label them as a scam just because you haven't got an answer for two days because I've seen worst cases with other exchanges.

Both the support and the CEO account (according to his personal text) on the forums seem to be active (periodically), I suggest writing to them and also posting in their ANN thread. Make sure to explain the problem as much as possible while giving the ticket ID (If any) or email associated with your account.

Exodus is not open-source/fully transparent, but they claim that sensitive data such as passwords, 12 words seed are never sent to their servers. Also, there have been no reports of people losing their funds mysteriously either.

You're saying that your funds have been lost... If the coins have been sent somewhere else, you should be able to see that in your transaction history/blockexplorer. If not, it could be just a display issue and in that case, I suggest you rescan your wallet (If the phone wallet support that) otherwise, try and restore your funds in the desktop version.

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As for 2FA, you can read here why Exodus doesn't support it: https://medium.com/exodus-movement/why-local-apps-and-2fa-arent-friends-yet-9c220013dc11

It's also worth mentioning that phone and desktop wallets are never recommended for storing large amounts and that's what their response to you meant probably. A hardware wallet is something you should consider in the future.

If done right, that shouldn't be a problem. Take Bisq as an example... no coins held by the developers, users have full control over private keys, no company headquarters, fully P2P and decentralized (no one in charge) and personally, in this case, I don't see how the government could pressure them to enforce KYC/AML.

These third-party services will run/deploy BTCPayServer on your behalf. You won't need to buy a hosting server or run bitcoin full node but you will clearly have some limitations as you can read on that article.

بعض الأفلام الوثائقية التي شاهدتها و أعجبتني (لا أعتقد أن أي منها مترجم للعربية):

- Bitcoin - Shape The future
- Bitcoin - The end of money as we know it
- Bitcoin in Uganda - Empowering People
- Living on Bitcoin for a week

الرجاء تحديث الموصوع و اضافة الأفلام للمشاركة الرئيسية

I'm having the same problem as you. I've tried multiple browsers and devices (computer and phone) as suggested above and that didn't work either. What I found to work is changing my IP address, so you can try that (I've used ProtonVPN).

If that doesn't work, you can try these emails (not sure about their legitimacy).

It's worth mentioning that they'll only disable your 2FA If you manage to provide details about your account such as trading activities, balances, etc.

Here are the requirements. As explained, If you think you meet the requirements, you can open an issue and request being listed there.

It's a Ponzi scheme that you should stay away from. Even If they start paying you at first, it's just a matter of time until they run with everyone's funds. If you truly want to invest, buy bitcoin and hold for the long term.

Looking for brand new Apple Airpods with a discount. It's worth mentioning that I'm planning to use these with an Android device (Xiaomi). I could be wrong, but I think the latest model doesn't work with anything except for iOS so take that in consideration before offering.

Probably pointless to use this service. He said "free methods" which sounds like a reference to ViaPool or services that rebroadcast your transaction for free, and that's something you can do in your own.

There is margin.se and Gunbot. Never used neither of them, but there is an endless number of pages of reviews and discussions about it.

After claiming your coins as explained above, simply use one of these reputable exchange platforms: Coinmama, BitPanda, Coinbase (depending on where you're from and the payment method you're going to use).

That used to be the case, but it's not anymore. You will have to gain 1 merit in order to rank up and being active is not enough, your posts/threads have to be constructive and helpful.