You're wrong with this perspective and I think you need to better understand how Bitcoin will work.

It's been said above, a signed message is the only way to verify ownership but there's nothing to do with your Bitcoin security.
Staking your address here in the forum is only to prevent hacking your account here in the forum and prove that it is yours by staking your Bitcoin address.

You can learn more about Bitcoin security or crypto in general here.

IMO, the portability and borderless of crypto or Bitcoin makes it helpful.
It can be easily transported across borders without the need for traditional financial institutions or government oversight as long as Bitcoin is accepted in your location you freely use it.  This makes them a useful tool for people who engage in off-grid living or frequent travel.

I have a friend that talked about this and try to explore different places as he said, he is a crypto enthusiast who knows how to use Bitcoin as a payment.  He purchased a Starlink RV subscription for his RV van that was recently used for Youth camping.  He said he wants to try for months off-grid living (outside the country)and for sure since he has Bitcoin, he will use it.

It seems the amount isn't quite enormous if you've lost it, rather than others having a very costly experience to learn.

Once it has at least 3 confirmations it's unlikely to apply even an RBF because it's totally confirmed transaction.
Once a transaction has been confirmed, it becomes a permanent part of the blockchain, and its inputs are considered spent.  So you need to move on and learn from this mistake.  It has been said above, if you've used a centralized wallet and you know where your Bitcoin landed, the only way to reverse the transaction would be to convince the recipient to send the funds back or to use a third-party service that specializes in recovering lost or stolen Bitcoin but it has a less chance of this and if the amount is worth it to recover.

With this thread, I found an answer to your question.


So beyond this date October 2013, all members on this forum can able to wear avatars.  So they're here for a long time.

I'm new to these both wallets and I never heard of them, so I quickly having some small research and found out that both wallets are good and non-custodial which I think it's better than the Trustwallet.

If I were in your place, to choose Sparrow Wallet and Unstoppable Wallet, I will choose Sparrow wallet.  Why?
Because you can customize the fee which Unstoppable wallet doesn't have which in fact, it has a higher fee since they've used their own integrated decentralized exchange (DEX).

About Trustwallet, as I've heard, they're buggy wallets when it comes to transactions and you can get a delay notification.
And their explanation about that which somewhere I read but I didn't remember, said that the notification process for transactions on the blockchain network isn't controlled by Trust Wallet, but rather by the underlying blockchain network itself, meaning to say that no single entity has control over the network and transactions are verified and recorded by nodes on the network.

Have you quickly transferred any remaining funds from your compromised wallet to a new, secure wallet?
Because AFAIK, it's quite challenging to compete with a bot that is optimized for speed and efficiency, and trying to do so might lead to further losses or security risks.

Here's my advice that could possibly work as of now, you should revoke any API keys or access tokens that may have been compromised during the hack and check all the exchanges or services that you've connected to your wallet and revoke any API keys or access tokens that may have been granted to third-party services.

I might be thinking that you didn't want to change your claiming wallet address from airdrop but IMO, that's necessary as of now.

My question is, are you ready for this?  
I mean, are you knowledgeable enough when it comes to trading analysis whether it's technical or fundamental?

Investing $20 is a good start, but it's important to manage your expectations and not expect too much too soon.  Trading requires patience, discipline, and a solid understanding of the market, and it can take time to develop these skills.  I repeat, don't expect too much, I rather choose to gain experience with that $20 than expecting a good profit.  Trading isn't all about profit, sometimes we need to spend to gain experience and learn about it.

I enjoyed reading replies on Tweet but there's a comment there that I tend to agree with most.
If that's true, would he mind telling us the public key address so that we can verify if that's true so we're not wasting our time?

It could be there are no 20 Bitcoins in that wallet, that amount has a huge value as of now, and it could be doubtful to anyone to try to waste their time or just intended for a pure promotion.

I haven't heard of this particular treasure hunt or seen any mention of it in the forum, I'm sure there are many other Bitcoin enthusiasts who would be interested in joining you to crack the puzzle.  You could try posting about it in some of the Bitcoin forums like "Reddit" to see if anyone else has any information or would like to collaborate with you.

Ohh I see, so they eventually change their forecast per month maybe.
I have been following this site for how many years when predicting the market but only for a reference not seriously believing in them.

This was what I also noticed, every time I open it and seek the answer to my prediction it changed.
Anyway, thanks for the clarifications.

Why do I always rely on this website when seeking a prediction?  
It seems it is near to accurate results and based on their forecast, this month seems a Bitcoin correction price until the month of May.

Yes, IMO.
I'm convinced that this month will have a long price drop in the market and eventually show red colors on the chart.
But I don't think it will exceed $25k, it will remain in a range of $25k to $27k which I think is the new starting point to recover the price.

It seems all these components have one source and it's "knowledge".
This is very important in trading so that you can execute very well and have minimal losses.

Those traders who didn't use stop-loss orders may also be more likely to engage in emotional trading, as they may be more inclined to hold onto losing positions in the hope of a market reversal.  It should also monitor their stop-loss orders regularly and adjust them as needed based on market conditions.

Another is to develop your trading strategy, it can help you stay focused, avoid impulsive trading decisions, and increase your chances of success.
If you don't have all of these, it's hard to deal with the market movement.

These are very important when you're investing in Bitcoin which I quoted above and in addition to this, set your own goal in making a profit.
Usually, the most recommended when there's a bear market is to have a DCA way of purchasing Bitcoin until the market will recover from a bear.  You should always remain calm and avoid making any hasty decisions that lead you to become panic selling.

Accumulating more Bitcoin at a lower cost and doing DCA purchases when there's a bear market could lead to higher profits in the future when the market eventually recovers.

Based on my short research, it seems that the site is not that bad and I don't see any scam report.  
Based on this, https://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/getcoinsmarket.com.

I don't think it's reliable but it seems they are in 10 months of service and don't have a scam report.
I didn't try this exchange but I recommend using a non-custodial wallet to receive Bitcoin as your wallet as well.  Electrum might be an ideal one.

If you want to proceed, do your own research as well, and here's how to check legitimate websites.

• Domain age
• Contact information
• Reputation
• Last one before using, reading the terms

The best thing you can do now is to ask for the Bitcoin transaction using the link given above which I doubt you've been scammed because it asks you to create an account.

There's more.

• Don't join altcoin giveaways

I personally experienced this before, but fortunately, not a permanent ban.  Though that wasn't, but it hurts you won't open your account within 15 days as a participant and the user who hosts the giveaways is 30 days, correct me if I'm wrong.

It's important to always follow the official rules of the forum.

I don't know why people asking what is the perfect time of buying Bitcoin which in fact you can buy anytime and wait until it has a profit and then cut your profit at you target range.  IMO the perfect advice could be, to buy Bitcoin on the DCA way, every time it has a correction that's the perfect time for it because we'll never know where the price heading at.

So there are only 24 people who participated in the voting pool which do you believe?

I'm sorry for your loss but I think you should move on, the Bitcoin was seized on CM might be possible that it may be subject to forfeiture proceedings, which would make it difficult to recover.  Even though you weren't obtained through illegal means but in the eyes of those who seized ChipMixer was illegal or include criminal activities and the reason they shut down the service.

How big it is that you still wanted to recover?  If that is so, it's better to consult a qualified lawyer for this.

I rather suggest creating another thread on the scam accusation board and following the scam report format.  I don't think there's a problem if you'll create another thread on the scam accusation board after posting on the gambling main board.
Bringing on the scam accusation board without valid evidence seems useless IMO.

So I tend to agree with this.

These are very effective and in addition to this is "create a budget".
Creating a monthly budget that outlines your income and expenses.  This will give you a clear picture of your financial situation and help you plan your spending accordingly, and through your list, you can monitor your expenses which is prioritizing your needs over wants.  Make sure to allocate your income to necessary expenses before spending on discretionary items like dining out, shopping, or entertainment.

I freshly remember those old days when my grandma was alive and said, when you earned $5 a day, don't spend over that amount on a day, always keep $1 for future investment or set aside a portion of your income into a separate savings account to build an emergency fund that can cover unexpected expenses like medical bills.

I tend to agree but make sure the group is genuine.
I've done this before, I joined a bounty campaign such as social media and I followed the progress of the project but I saw in their social media don't have genuine members, there was no clear engagement and it should have been discussion engagement on their social media profiles.   Ask yourself, "are there active discussions and responses from the community, or is it just a one-way conversation?", and lastly, check if their followers and engagement are genuine or if they have purchased fake followers or engagement, same as Twitter or more worse Telegram.

So you must be careful also what you're following on social media.

None of them, don't choose centralized exchanges nor centralized wallets, especially Freewallet.org, it will ruin your entire investment, believe me.
You may choose any of these wallets as long as an open-source wallet.

• LIST of Multisig Wallets
• List of Open-source Lightning wallets
• or much better hardware wallets BIG LIST of Hardware wallets (80+)

Those are reliable wallets to choose when you're holding your Bitcoin in a long term, I just want to remind you about the golden rule of crypto, "Not your key, not your coin".