At this moment in time, I prefer not to gamble on my future so a traditional business that has lower risk and reward would be my ideal choice, but If I were to witness the last few mined bitcoins ^{[around the year 2140]} in my twenties, my answer would've been completely different.

You're not required to erase your device, but it's best to use it with a new set of seed phrases ^{[and a passphrase]}.

Yes, and it takes around a minute to complete: Firmware switching

There's an easier way that's been around for more than a year: Trezor Suite added an "easy" way to "directly" install Bitcoin-only firmware

They released four different backplates... Apart from the cosmic black, you can choose the stellar silver and solar gold as well.

With consideration of the time this incident took place and its outcome, I don't want to drag this case any further so despite a few missing pieces here and there, I'm changing my feedback to neutral.

Only if you'll be doing it in the right way! Steps are different for each platform ^{[e.g. in this forum: Use the proper "Scam Report Format" to open a thread on the "Scam Accusations" board and if there was an agreement in place, you can add a "trust flag (e.g. type 2 and 3)" as well]}.

The time you spend in this forum and the reputation you build is an investment here.

A couple of notes:

• You made that transaction when Bitcoin was around $9,900 ^{[28/Nov/2017]}, so it was around $435 ^{[not $1000]}!
• We're on a Bitcoin forum and when you borrow ^{[your own word on exchanged emails]} or rather steal a certain amount in Bitcoin, you have to return that exact amount in Bitcoin as well!

If you're able to provide concrete proof of this, I'll change my feedback right away ^{[I've also experienced the same thing in the past, so I understand what you felt at the time, but your approach wasn't the correct way of dealing with such users]}.

You misunderstood that part ^{[my bad for not explaining it in a clear manner (sorry)]}... I was referring to only paying one of the victims for an unknown reason.

You have a point but back then, he/she was active enough to notice the feedback in question!

Luckily, it's not that long... Should only take you around 30 minutes to get the full picture ^{[refer to posts and threads from #26 to #8 (there are only a few unrelated posts in-between)]}.
^{- View it using the incognito mode if you have ignored some of the boards.}

At best, I might change it into neutral feedback, but I still wouldn't trust the user in question, and just as a reminder why I left that feedback:

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  Negative - You think that trading with this person is high-risk.

With regard to the repayment part, it could've been a cover-up ^{[e.g. ulterior motive]}... In addition to that, there's no way of knowing if he/she didn't hack another platform to steal from someone else and use that to pay the affected user on this forum!

Would you mind explaining to us why it took you almost five years to respond to this thread? Regarding your reasoning behind the hacking incident, from what I've read so far it appears that you're not telling the truth!

It's already in the opening post: Best Practices

Considering that you mentioned "Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies", a hardware wallet that supports all of those cryptocurrencies would be the ideal choice ^{[make sure to go with a hardware wallet that is "open-source", has "reproducible builds" and "secure element"]}.

@crypto_diver_fan

• I'm not sure if you're changing something in the backend, but it's worth noting that after a few hours of testing your platform, I keep getting "this error" after completing the games ^{[x3 in coin cacher, x1 in coin puzzle]}!
• IMO, the 24-hour limit for changing our power distribution is a lot.

I only had a brief experience ^{[e.g. tests]} of using their wallet, so my answer shouldn't matter, but it was good ^{[if you're a newcomer to this field, you might have an easier time with some of the traditional HWs]}.
^{- If you ever decide to use this wallet, make sure all of your devices make the cut: Android (5.0 and up), iOS (12 and up)}

I do not see any obstacles to such implementation in Asian countries that legally accept cryptocurrencies and if you were referring to the availability of BitPay's services, there's always the option of using "other payment processors in different regions".

Considering that they'll be using BitPay's services, the data of Ferrari customers will be at a higher risk of being exposed if a data breach were to happen to one of them!

Found a few more on Google:

• usd-drop.org ^{[Whois result]}
• get-usdt.cash ^{[Whois result]}

• claim-usd.com ^{[Whois result]}
• omniart.app <sup>[Whois result]
  - It has the same "connect a wallet" pop-up as the quoted website, but it's for Omni instead!</sup>

Out of curiosity, does it work better than directly reporting to registrars ^{[unfortunately, most of them tend to ignore my reports in the last couple of years]}?

I'm not sure kung gaano kaganda ang mga discount na ino-offer mo, pero nasubukan mo na bang mag bigay ng mga freebies sa Bitcoin users?

• Anonymous parcel forwarding service
• Bitcoin ^{[lightning network (layer 2)]} vending machine
• Gumawa ng mga online courses at ibenta ang mga ito for fractions of a Bitcoin

The screen sizes appear to be wrong ^{[it should be 0.96" (the same also applies to the Model One)]}.

They mentioned in "this blog post ^{[refer to the second paragraph in number three]}" that we can enter all of the above things directly on the device itself

Even though it supports Monero and a few other cryptocurrencies that were missing on the Model One, for some reason it doesn't support some of them that were available on the older model ^{[a bit weird]}: Dropped list

I haven't looked at other manufacturers to see their setup ^{[e.g. NDAs etc...]} for this particular thing, but perhaps it's not as bad as it looks:

• Quote from: https://trezor.io/learn/a/secure-element-in-trezor-safe-3
  We've also managed to source the OPTIGATM Trust M (V3) chips from a producer that does not restrict us from freely publishing potential vulnerabilities, so we can stay true to our open source philosophy.

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Considering that they're still using an OLED display ^{["a new one"]} on the Safe 3, the LCD panel on your Model T is probably more durable than that ^{[unfortunately]}!

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^{BTW, "this subreddit thread" might come in handy to those who are interested in reading more about their SE.}

It appears that you're mixing two different things together... By editing your "Watchlist", you're not limiting the threads that you've replied to from appearing on the "Show new replies to your posts" list!

At idadagdag ko lang na wag basta-basta maniwala sa kung anuman ebidensyang pinapakita nila, dahil madalas mga pictures or screenshots ito ^{[it can be manipulated easily]}... It's worth noting na kaya din nilang imanipulate ang mga videos na kinukuha nila from reputable platforms, kaya make sure na pinapakita nilang mabuti na nag re-refresh sila ng page para live feed lang ang lalabas doon sa video!

Kung ang non-custodial wallet na ilalabas nila is open-source at reproducible habang may feature din for connecting our own nodes sa wallet nila, magiging okay ito.

Kahit alternative version ito ng existing product nila, may impact pa rin ito, dahil magbibigay sila ng more power/control sa mga users nila.

How about CoinCap ^{[inaccessible]} and Learnmeabitcoin ^{[6,444 blocks behind (and counting)]} explorers?
^{- 2 Months have passed since I last mentioned them and still no changes (I don't think they'll be back).}

Yes, I'm fine with the changes , but it's worth noting that their Bitcoin Explorer is the only one redirecting to a link that doesn't use the word Chainz in its URL.

And Epic Cash.

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In addition to that, it appears that all of the nodes are disconnected by default ^{[it's a nice touch]} but having said that, if you connect them, it no longer gives you the option of disconnecting them ^{[unfortunately]}.