I'm personally against it because it defeats the whole purpose of crypto.

Someone who is willing to do illegal activities where money laundering is involved will find other ways so KYC doesn't really help If you ask me. One could simply purchase fake documents.

Binance and forkdelta are comparable. Binance have much more resources and therefore the development will be much much more active.

I'm curious though, I have seen a sneak peak preview online (first one) and while showing the DEX exchange, they were using a desktop platform, something like Bisq. What happened to do that?

Is the adding the symbol itself supposed to be a new update or he's referring to the fact that It's the first now?

I have it on android so you'll get the Gmail account and full access to it.

Almost 250k gold, Level 10, Arena +4000, 500 gems and all cards are unlocked except for five legendary cards.

Platforms like BTCJam (closed now) and Bitbond etc. might provide data about the borrower and It's up to you to take the legal actions, but sadly, nothing much can be done If the lender is overseas unless the amount is huge, not to mention the possibility of using fake documents.

The heads up is definitely appreciated, but I have no doubt that we'll see threads in the next few hours asking why they cannot access Kucoin anymore.

The post would look much cleaner If you could use the quote or the code tags for the email by the way.

It's funny that this happens in Tunisia when they are more open to cryptocurrencies. In the other hand, you have Algeria and Morocco where cryptocurrencies are banned and yet, exchanges still operate there.

If it was making them money, It wouldn't make sense to remove these coins based on nothing so there must be something that led to this.

We should also remember that these coins were once listed in Binance, so that caused a price increase as well. So unless it's ETH, BTC, LTC or these coins that are here to stay, one should always expect a de-list to occur and a price decrease.

Delisting is something good for traders and investors in the long term because, with time and more coins being created, investors will get into confusion and have no idea where to invest and let's face it, 99% of the coins out there has no real use case so a bit of cleaning doesn't hurt and that should also teach people that they should invest based on the technology and the development rather the price and the exchange a coin is being listed on.

BTCPop, Bitbond, ETHLend are options you may want to check.

In general, though, I would avoid any website that gives users a score based on their source of income, social media followers, the age of the account etc. as this information can easily be manipulated.

So as suggested above, either give loans in the Lending section here or seek platforms that ask users for collateral, so you know you're safe in case they decide to not pay back.

You don't. It's not going to work. The banking system and cryptocurrencies are contradictive to each other when it comes to the fees, anonymity/privacy, security etc.

It might work in the short term like with debit cards that use crypto etc. but for the long term, It's not helping and will eventually fail.

BitcoinPRBuzz should be your first option. They look very professional, they also assign specifically one from their team to help you during the whole process who can also call you to know your needs etc.

You can also ask them, and they will send you some PDF documents about projects they wrote about in the past and the impact their press released gave (raised funds, traffic etc.)

The price should be affected positively regardless of the coin whenever there is a listing in Binance, Bittrex or any other big exchange.

The same thing goes for delisting, for example, Binance announced delisting some coins a few hours again and the price went down by ~30% If you check Coinmarketcap.

Which version are you using? I've searched a little bit and apparently, this got fixed in version 3.2.0  (read the release note highlighted)

I can't seem to find a service that provides private phone numbers to receive SMS or calls. It should be unique and never been used before and will never be used as long as I'm in control of the account.

The main purpose is to just make a new Telegram account while keeping it totally under my control.

Blockchain.com won't change your password, at least not without telling you and cannot do anything If you lose it either.

You should have a 12 words backup. If you have it, you can use it here to recover your wallet.

I asked about whether people are interested in this before and I've been thinking about this app for so long, and I decided to finally take action.

The app should facilitate watching your portfolio and addresses whether It's inside a hardware wallet (auto extracted), exchanges, a wallet file or simply an address. It will be mainly for desktop but available on Android afterward.

Nothing will be sent to servers, of course, it will be open source and everything will be stored locally in your computer.

I wanted to get some thoughts about this, and which features you think could make the app shine among the other portfolio and wallet watching apps? If you don't know any, just listing some portfolio apps that you're using could be useful.

You should be able to recover your account using email and 2FA (The recovery key). So make sure to have full control over these. Authy allows you to take backups of your keys while Google authenticator doesn't I believe (at least, not easily).

If you're trying to protect yourself from hackers though, then my advice would be to not store your funds in exchanges as you never know what happens. If you don't control the private keys, you don't control the funds. Deposit, do the trade and withdraw.

You could right click using the mouse on the chart, and choose Reset chart or just ALT+R from the keyboard as shown:

I'm not familiar with APIs, mind explaining the monthly API credit? If I make an app that is used by multiple people, would that 5000 credits equal to 5000 calls from each user (based on my IP) or all my users?

In short, If speaking about security and privacy, decentralized exchanges are the way to go. If you just want convenience and speed, then centralized exchange are better. I suggest reading these articles[1][2] for better understandings of the pro's and con's of both.

[1] https://coinsutra.com/decentralized-vs-centralized-crypto-exchange/
[2] https://medium.com/herdius/decentralized-vs-centralized-exchanges-bdcda191f767