@CryptoCloaks Just wondering are you shipping from United States and to what countries exactly?
I already ordered and printed some stuff locally, but I wanted to see how much you would charge and maybe test Bitcoin or LN payments.
There is something little confusing I found in you About page, stating only countries you shipped written below, with some that don't even exist (I think),
for example country Reunion, Republic. Lativa and Austrilia... so you might want to correct this  

https://www.cryptocloaks.com/aboutus/

I think airgapped hardware wallets Keystone and Passport are most secure options, because they are not connected with any other device or computer.
Transactions are sent only by QR codes, and they are easier to use in my opinion.

Good hardware wallets should work with third party software wallets and be compatible with Electrum, BlueWallet, and other open source wallets.
Trezor, Keystone, Bitbox, Ledger, Passport all have good compatibility.

Keystone and Passport, but they are bigger in size than other more popular wallets.

Storing bunch of shitcoins on hardware wallet is like storing a bunch of bananas in super secure vault.
Something will get rotten and die very soon in both cases.
Passport wallet only supports Bitcoin, so I would exclude that for you.

You get what you pay for.
I personally wouldn't pay much for currently available hardware wallets, but I think price between $50 and $200 are ok for most people.
Look for discount codes or black friday deals if you want to save money.

Open Source, Privacy, not breaking easy as ledger...

You might want to check this topics also for more information:
Secure Element in Hardware Wallets and Open Source Hardware Wallets

Sorry if you think this way, but I never argued with you and I don't think I was disrespectful in any way, but maybe you forgot to drink your medications.
This is my topic about Open Source Hardware Wallets, not about me giving advices what you should or shouldn't buy with your own money.
And yes the rumors are true, I am very young kid, that is why I always use year of my birth for creating accounts, and I use 1234 for all my passwords  

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Back on topic, there are few new hardware wallets ready to be added on this list, but I am waiting for the official release and updates.

Na listi čekanja 1,5m korisnika   I još sve to reklamiraju na Jutarnji i sigurno na drugim portalima i grupama...
A ti si Rikafip Netflix fan i movie addict, kupi ovaj token a zatim nam reci kako radi  

Pogledaj ovaj ludi narod, 48-godišnja žena upoznala lažnog biznismena iz Francuske preko društvene mreže, pa mu je poslala preko 400.000 kuna, koje joj ovaj nikad nije vratio.
Zatražio je novac  jer je kao imao problema s karticom a treba platiti hotel, isti scam kao sa onim majmunom Simon Leviev (Shimon Yehuda Hayut) Tinder Swindler.
https://istarska-policija.gov.hr/vijesti/upoznala-muskarca-preko-drustvene-mreze-pa-ostala-bez-400-000-kuna/28540

Last time I tried it in several different browsers like Librewolf (fork of Firefox with custom settings), Firefox and Chromium with default settings plus uBlockOrigin, and I was getting the exact same issues.
However, I just checked your website again and it's working perfectly normal, loading all charts, so it must have been some temporary glitch.

I think that Ventoy is much better alternative for this purpose and I think that Ventoy is open source.
Used it several times so far and it worked perfectly for both Linux and wiNd0ws operating system, much better than creating new usb drives with OS each time.
I can't find any license for Easy2Boot, except that it's a freeware and probably closed source software.

wiNd0ws is crap, but you can find websites like this with popups related with anything, like movies, software, games, p0rn, etc.
I think they live and survive for advertisement popups, and most people don't even use any Ad blockers, believe it or not  
btw good open source tool for blocking all ads on smartphones is called Blokada5.

 

I wouldn't call this a real encryption, but I guess it could work better for some people, while I prefer regular words myself.
Are there any news and updates regarding Jameson Lopp detail testing of your Coinplate, like we talked about several months ago?
Prices from 74€ to 257€ are a bit to much for my taste for something that was never independently tested and reviewed.

Are there any fees for this wallet service or is it completely free?
It's not clear to me if I can use this wallet standalone or I need to use Blockonomics merchant page.
I saw on Blockonomics website there is 1%, with first 20 payments being free, but I am not sure if that is for complete package or not.

You know they are often times masquerading as decentralized services that support DeFi, so most people believe they are really working like that and they still own their coins  
Most of them have their own tokens that further confuses people into thinking they are some kind of revolutionary blockchain solutions.
 
For example this is what we can see on crypto.com website:


https://crypto.com/

This is example from Celsius website, how they play with words decentralied/centralized, and they even added Chainalysis in the mix for ''safety'':


https://celsius.network/

I am sure situation is very similar with all other platforms like this, but I guess it's fine if you pay a bunch of money to Matt Damon from advertisement...

Few days ago ledger announced big partnership with FTX exchange that enables easy coin swap using Ledger Live app with FTX.
Self-custody is preserved in this process and they say fees are low, but I am not sure if they are the same like if you would use only FTX exchange without ledger.
I first thought this could be a good idea because FTX is still offering kyc free tier for limited amounts, but than I saw that for use with Ledger Live is demands that your account passed KYC.
WHat confuses me is this statement written on ledger blog:
In theory that would mean that swaps could work even without kyc, so it would be nice if someone could test if this is working or not.
All you need is non-kyc FTX account and ledger hardware wallet with latest version of ledger live app (2.44.0 and newer).


https://www.ledger.com/blog/you-can-now-swap-your-crypto-with-ftx-through-ledger-live

PS
Unrelated with FTX, but I would like to warn everyone to STOP using Coinify exchange with their ledger wallet.
Coinify is owned by Voyager that recently went bankrupt and stopped all their withdrawals.

I respect your efforts, but it looks to me that your website is just using TradingView charts, unless I am missing something.
Maybe you need to fix and correct some spelling mistakes, one that I saw in first few seconds was Navagation, instead of Navigation, in top right corner.



This part also doesn't sound very good:

It should be multiple, not mutiple, instead of currency it should be currencies, and over view should be one word overeview.

I don't have any links like that.
Bitcointalk is probably the best place for advertising services like this, but it needs need for you  time to gain trust from customers and that is not easy, so better prepare for some harsh reviews.
I guess you could always try with bitcoin magazines and independent article reviews from people who like privacy for their transactions.

I didn't compare Fold card with other crypto debit cards, but I think that Binance exchange is offering similar crypto returns for purchases and it's available in much more countries around the world.
I think it's a nice idea , but can you send and spend Bitcoin directly from your card, and are there any hidden fees or only what you mentioned in your article?

Are there any plans to expand to Europe and other parts of the world?

I can't be 100% sure but according to my investigation I don't think they have any hidden fees, and US customers are very happy with this cards so far.
However, they are not perfect, sometimes payment could be rejected for unknown reasons, and this is till beta phase so changes could happen at any time.
I would not use this card for ordering stuff online, but I think it's good option as backup card when you are traveling on the road.

It's possible, but I think it also has more risk if some bug or exploit is found in LN.
Chances of that happening in battle tested Bitcoin main chain is very low, but good thing is that we can use them both together BTC+LN.
Until someone actually shows how LN transactions are tracked we can only speculate.

Are they offering only gift cards or there are other payment methods available?
It's nice to see that Robosats exchange works with Tor browser, but I am not sure what happens if attacks on Tor network continue in future.
On their github page I see there is clearnet domains but they are marked as unsafe and they are not recommended.

I am going through their learn page, and those stats look very good with increasing volume in last few months:


https://learn.robosats.com/

That are good questions and I would like to see openchange answering on them, but in reality this magical AMLbot can one time flag address coming from CM as high risk, second time as medium risk, and third time as low risk... it's like lottery.
There are some free tools for testing this and last time I tested them it was giving medium risk for most coins coming from exchanges like Binance.
Now we don't have proof that openchange is using Binance and WhiteBIT but they claim they are using this two exchanges.

Let me play evil advocate here...
What happens if they only have multiple accounts at Binance exchange, and they really received warning and frozen funds by Binance.
They could easily prove this by showing us screenshot from that message and this would stop all speculations.
My question is what happens with those (unclean) coins that are now mixed with supposed clean coins, and how can anyone separate ''clean'' from ''unclean'' coins?
It's ridiculous concept  

Evo našao sam te sbogovac, čak si i pravi grb stavio na rep i spreman si za napad  
https://i.imgur.com/sxLNTsh.jpg

EDIT:
A sigurno ideš i u Picnic

Trezor IS fully open source, it doesn't have secure element yet, but it works just fine and can be used with passphrase.
Bitbox is NOT collaborative with authorities, and I never said that, it's fork of Trezor wallet with secure chip integration.
I don't like satodime so much, but you can do your own research and don't ask same questions multiple times.

Dude I am not your babysitter so do as you want with your money... you are not purchasing rocket to Mars, and I don't like repeating myself

This is the only way he could make longer promotional video like this
I am sure he knows about easier way to break into phone but since he didn't find $6M like in his clickbait title, he needed to create some drama.

Hahaha so much about security and safety for your super-smartphones   and btw all phones are manufactured in China.
I bet someone created similar one-click software for breaking regular pins and passwords, and you can only imagine what real hackers and gov agents have in their toolboxes.
I have few old chinese smartphones and I may test if pattern breaking works for them.

Sure I know about few examples.
This is how it all started for currently best Bitcoin mixer in the world Chipmixer, they first asked for alpha testers in 2017 and they still have one of the best campaigns in forum:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1923170.0

Mixtum had review campaign in 2019, and they are available in 2022:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5140688.0

In 2020 there was testing campaign for MyCryptoMixer, but I think they are not available anymore on that address.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5235467.0

Latest mixer review campaign was done by Unijoin few months ago in 2022:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5391409.0