Mycelium je novčanik koji postoji više od 10 godina i često je spominjan na forumu u prošlosti kao jedan od boljih Android walleta. Ali u posljednje vrijeme se sve manje preporučuje. Ja ga nikad nisam koristio i ne znam njegove značajke ali ni mane.

Obično ti multicoin walleti koji imaju swap mogućnost između različitih valuta rade s nekom od instant mjenačnica. Tu onda postoji mogučnost da ti te usluge traže KYC ili ti čak zamrznu sredstva ako dolaze iz njima sumnjivih ili nedozvoljenih izvora. Šta Mycelium koristi?

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Thanks!

Nije Edin Know Your Cigan model. Wise račun a time i kartica je na tvoje ime ali Wise ne šalje svoje kartice van EU. Nalog možeš normalno koristiti i ako nisi u EU ali ne možeš karticu dobiti. Promjenom adrese se to moglo riješiti prije. Sistem onda vidi EU adresu i možeš je naručiti. Ali ljudi iz WISE-a nisu mutavi, skontali su ili će skontati šta radiš i tu onda rizikuješ da ti zatvore račun. A čak i da to ne vide, možda im se pale drugi alarmi koji pokazuje ovdje imamo korisnika koji stalno koristi našu katicu van EU a naručio ju je u EU...

Kakve su tarife za te tvoje posebne KYC kartice i prodaješ li ih ti?

The Ethereum gas sites that recommend how much you need to pay in fees are showing data for ether transactions, but not for smart contract interactions. PEPE is a token and requires more fees. Maybe 50% on top of what you would pay for a typical Ethereum transaction, depending on network congestion. But it still shouldn't be close to $16 if the recommended fee rate was 35 GWEI at the time you sent the transaction. It's not a secret that casinos earn money when you make withdrawals, so that's what this is.

Those that you mentioned aren't exceptions. Their minimum withdrawal amounts are 0.001 BTC, but they cover the mining fees from their end.

Može se naći bez problema u PDF. Ali jedna stvar mi je zanimljiva. Moguće da postoje različita izdanja. Na Amazonu se prodaje knjiga od 365 stranica. Ovo što se može naći u PDF ima 400 stranica. Da li je tu neko šta dodavao, oduzimao ili ima neki drugi razlog za razliku od 40ak stranica, ne znam. Možda su je CIA i Pentagon prepravili i izbacili ovu free verziju od 400 strana da dobijeme pogrešne informacije.

Imam dva poznanika koji su freelance-li i primali isplate na svoj Wise račun od klijenata. To je Wise-u nakon određenog vremena postalo zanimljivo pa su ih pitali za razlog čestih uplata i da pošalju neki dokaz da potvrde zbog čega primaju novac. U oba slučaja im je rečeno da se trebaju prebaciti na Wise Business account ili će im u suprotnom zaključati nalog kad novac sklone s njega. Ja takvih problema nisam imao.

Wise je odlična opcija za online plačanje i koristim ga već godinama u razne svrhe. Fizička kartica je dostupna u zemljama koje su u EU ali se i to može "naštimati" mijenjanjem adrese na nekoga ko je u EU i ko će primiti karticu u tvoje ime. SEPA transakcije su bez naknada a i slanje vam EU je veoma jeftino. Slao sam u Indiju i Australiju za smiješne procente i naknade za konverzije u poređenja sa onim što banke uzimaju.

Možda misli da Porezne Uprave ne traže od Wise-a podatke o vlasnicima računa kao što je slučaj sa drugim i poznatijim servisima plaćanja.

I didn't mean there would be flaws in it b default. I am sure we would have heard about it by now. The Jade doesn't have the userbase of Trezor or Ledger, but whatever it's got, we would have heard about something like that.

The bugs I was speculating about could perhaps be the result of certain software/hardware issues and not a scenario you would see if everything was working top-notch.

This is a question and topic that should be directed to their customer service team, instructing them to push it further to their development team to clarify. I will do it during the weekend if I don't forget. Feel free to add something more if you want to.

I appreciate you taking the time to check the information personally. I have asked the customer support myself now and will update the table when they get back to me.

I don't disagree, but that was the information I was given a long time ago. It's not possible to check it further from an empty account like mine. Usually when casinos say there are no minimum withdrawal amounts, you still need a sum to cover the withdrawal/mining fees at least.

The cryptocurrency apps are open-source. Some are natively-developed by Ledger, others are created by the developers of various cryptocurrencies. The firmware was always closed-source. Ledger talked about releasing a part of their Ledger Recover code to the public. But nothing is happening on that front. There was even a timeline somewhere. That's ridiculous, of course. It's like agreeing to empty one of the pockets of your choice on your clothes as proof that you didn't steal something. Nice, but what about all your other pockets?   

Let me try with the one that remains:
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Ledger Live doesn't create an x amount of accounts because it's bored. It reacts to your inputs. There are separate accounts for each script type, but it's you who decided to use them and generate addresses. You just don't remember what you did.

Not sure what the "custom" one is supposed to be, but it can either be legacy or nested segwit.

You have to point the wallet to scan a particular derivation path, especially if the default for wallet 1 is different from the one of wallet 2.

There are ways that you can mess up with your Seedsigner. Read the beginner manuals, check the docs on the website, look at YouTube videos, and ask questions before doing something you are not sure about.

He can always fall back on his backup phrase in case the device starts acting up or becomes unusable for the purpose it was designed for (signing transactions). The worst thing I can think of from the top of my head is that it somehow starts generating addresses whose coins you can never spend (sign) because of a serious bug. Of course, I am just throwing ideas out there, and I don't think it's a realistic scenario.

I don't think they can. Ledger Live is an open-source software. That license gives everyone the right to play around with it, modify it to their liking, and make it publicly available for others to use. If they try to stop that, they are scumbags. But I don't see this becoming too big for it be seen as a threat to Ledger's business model and something they'll try to stop because it's affecting their sales.

Having a distribution centre in Europe would be cool for a company that produces devices like this one. But I don't think it's going to do much in terms of the price. Unless they also create a production and assembly line in the EU. If not, they still have to import their products from the States and pay the required taxes and fees, with the end-users feeling it at the price they will be paying in the end.

Just so you know, I think you are a disgrace to the forum. You should be ashamed of yourself. I am telling your campaign manager. Come on, tell him. Break his heart.

Good lad. I did it once, and now I am doing it a second time for real. I am pretty sure that talking with JackhorseRider causes AIDS or at least sea sickness. I don't want to do it anymore.

@holydarkness
Just tag me when you tell him. I just want to see the red text one more time and you being called a disappointment. 

The information in my table concerns numbers for bitcoin. Based on what I know, Blackjack.Fun has no minimum limits for bitcoin withdrawals. I don't keep track of the numbers for altcoins. If something changed, feel free to let me know. They have a somewhat unusual UI, which doesn't make it clear what the minimum is by going to the cashier page. 

First a tip and reminder: Making multiple posts in a row like you just did is against the forum rules. Instead, you should make a single post and add multiple quotes to the people you are replying to.

You could definitely mask the Tangem as a debit/credit card and put it in your wallet with the rest of them. I don't see airport security asking you to take out your cards and showing them to the staff one by one, explaining what they are and for which bank.

But if open-source is one of your requirements, the Tangem won't tick that box. It's a closed source hardware device.

The software allows you to install the bitcoin app, but you can't update it if a new version is available. I also don't see a command to uninstall an app if you want to do that. It will probably be added later. You can also not upgrade the firmware. This 3rd-party software allows you to complete the Ledger genuine check.

It doesn't say anything about seed generation, and if the app can instruct the Ledger to generate a new seed for you. If not, can you import a seed from elsewhere?!

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This gets rid of all the tracking and the ads Ledger places through Ledger Live. I am not so sure how it fixes Ledger Recover. Let me expand on that.

The Ledger Recover code is on the firmware. If you buy a Nano X or Nano S Plus, the code is included in the latest firmware. Ledger tells us that you need to give them the permission to extract the keys and distribute them as shards to three different companies. So, it needs the user's permission. Whether or not that is true, is on everyone to decide and trust themselves. Nothing is publicly verifiable at this point so you can't check it.

In other words, you have no idea what the firmware is doing and whether the device can be configured to extract your keys with or without your permission.

Here is the thing, if you believe the keys can't be extracted without your consent, just don't give it to them and continue using the device like before.
If you believe they can get your keys without your permission, this 3rd-party app won't stop them. The code is in the firmware, and can be configured how they want to. Theoretically, the extraction could happen as soon as you generated your seed.

Signing and verifying messages doesn't have to be done on the native hardware wallet software. For instance, you could use Electrum to sign a message with your bitcoin address on Ledger or do the same thing through Etherscan for Ethereum. But the problem with SafePal is that you can't pair it with any of the popular software wallets that most of us use. So unless they add the feature natively, tough luck.