Thanks for one more amazing update!
Nice to see you added wallet address tracking balance, and my only concern about this is who else is reading IP address connected with those addresses, so maybe TOR switch would be good to have.
I love newsfeed feature, and I would like to see if breaking news could be somehow shown in widget bar (just titles, not complete articles).
I have to say that this is hands down one of the best portfolio apps for desktop, and I am surprised it is not gaining more popularity, especially since it is open source.
Maybe you need to do some marketing, open crypTrax twitter account and make some kind of partnership with other websites and people involved in crypto.

Not maybe, you are certainly wrong with your statement and I have to say that this is not philosophy class or new age mambo jumbo, it's just math.

Let's say if your drop that coin from same world trade center but you do it 100 or 200 times, this is what we are talking about, not just one time flip of a coin.

Everything exists within the mind of individuals and you can't function in the world without mins, but I will repeat again, this is MATH and if result can be repeated that means it's not truly random.
That is why we saw fake Trezor devices showing up recently that create fake random seed word generation, that can be repeated and exploited my malicious actors.
I think that you don't really understand anything about this subject, and I am not saying that I am expert in any way.

I can create only first flag type since I was not damaged myself and I didn't personally lose any money, but I would strongly suggest that other member like @drakmail, @Dextrosium and others create one of offered flag types:

or

In case they return (I doubt they will), here is the flag I created for CriptoDebit and anyone can support or oppose it:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=2967

The moment you cross United States border Binance will notice your IP address changed, and they could lock your account and consider it hacked, sold or stolen, especially if you use it in some exotic countries far away from US.
You could use vpn to mitigate this, but that could create even bigger problem for you, so I would suggest using P2P websites that don't have any mandatory kyc, like LocalCryptos, HodlHodl, AgoraDesk, etc.

I would in principle agree with you that red tagging everyone is counterproductive and waste of time, but in some cases it's not a bad idea to write neutral feedback if accounts are connected in some way.
Maybe this feedback should show link to topic with more information and connections other members found, and it will help managers and other members when they investigate their posting history.

I wouldn't put all bounties in one basket, and you should be more specific saying this applies mostly for worthless shitcoin bounties.
There could be bounties that pay in Bitcoins, maybe some puzzle solving, or completing other tasks unrelated to altcoins.
If you want to address issue of altcoin bounties than I think you should talk more with managers who organize them.

You can always ignore them, and I am using that ignore button for many members, but I can say the same thing for any spammers.
Why would you or anyone else engage in conversation with someone who is posting rinse repeated spam questions over and over again?
I asked other members to stop doing that in other sections, but I guess they prefer getting paid for conversing with spammers sometimes.

Ok ladies and gentleman, I posted one submission in bicointalk Discord server, but since other people started to post their pizzas in forum, than I will follow them and do the same thing.
This is one quick homemade extra bacon bitcoin pizza with green hot pepper, because we like those big green candles in Bitcoin charts.
Best of luck everyone and let's make every day a Bitcoin Pizza Day 

Warning for everyone that new fake Trezor devices showed up recently in Russian marketplaces, and they should be considered as malicious!
Scammers are probably using current situation that Trezor is not shipping their devices to Russia and Ukraine at the moment. 

Few days ago Trezor released one interesting blog article with recommendations for purchasing hardware wallets, with well known things like detecting tampering, tamper evident seals, firmware checks, device cases inspection, packaging improvements, software improvements, hardware component bonding. etc.
One thing that got my attention was part of the article that mentions new fake and modified Trezor devices appeared recently and they are mostly sold in Russian marketplaces.
This devices had a bootloader that was not released, vendor was unofficial and many devices sold on this marketplaces displayed a message when trying to sign a transaction:

Firmware updated would show success message, but malicious firmware would remain on device, some functions like Shamir backup were not functioning on this devices, seed words generated by fake devices were predictable or predefined, passphrase function was also modified!
Trezor Model T was mostly affected by this, with some internal components had been replaced by malicious actors.
https://blog.trezor.io/stay-safe-shopping-for-hardware-wallets-543f144e3d24

It's good idea to split your Bitcoin holdings in multiple wallets, and this can be software wallets, hardware wallets or combination of both using something like multisig setup.
This adds extra complexity but it also increases security a lot, and this should be done if you are holding larger amount of bitcoins.
I would never hold any bitcoin on centralized exchanges, and I don't consider this to be ''wallet'' at all, they should only be used for trading.

I won't talk exact percentage and this can be different for everyone, but I would keep majority of coins in cold storage.
This can be created using software wallet on offline computer, paper wallet or by using hardware wallet that is most simple option.
You can hold rest of your holdings that you plant to spend periodically of hot wallets, and for daily transactions mobile wallets are perfect.
I would suggest that wallets you used should be verified open source and non-custodial.

There are bunch of Rpi clones for years, some of them are RockPi, Odroid, Pine64, Banana Pi, Orange Pi and some others could be considered as alternative, for example ASUS Tinker Board.
I am sure there are other single board computers that are inspired by raspberry pi.

This means that in theory I could just erase wipe out my Seedkeeper card, and load it with open source code provided for Satochip or Satodime?

Chip card readers could be serious problem and single point of failure for your product, for example I recently heard a news about card readers that came with malware infected drivers.
I didn't know that there is list of approved card readers, so anything that was not approved or certified could have some code hidden inside of them.
Even approved card readers can have some government installed backdoor, so I have hard time trusting any of them.
Is the card reader you are selling approved or not, and what kind of code it's using?
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2022/05/when-your-smart-id-card-reader-comes-with-malware/

Some disks are creating more noise than others, but if the HDD noise is the problem, I found easy solution for that by purchasing silencing case enclosure that almost totally removed noise from my HDD.
It is made from solid metal from inside (I think copper) with combination of foam and other materials that makes drive cool and quiet.
I found this very cheap, but I guess you can easily make something similar if you like DIY projects.



I can confirm that Rpi400 has a huge heatsink that made massive cooling improvements, so you don't need to install any fans and you will have 100% silent computer.
Version with 4GB and 8GB is not slow at all, but there is option of using Rpi computing module, or some Rpi clones that are even stronger.

 

This looks much better, my eyes said thank you.
I guess you will need to create new crossword and make it a bit more harder next time.
Can you confirm o_e_l_e_o won reward, and make change on website?

Oh that was super quick, and I have no idea how you did it so fast
Congrats on winning nice amount of Bitcoin... and maybe you should post some screenshot.

I have the right to suspect in anyone if I think there is something shady about certain members, and I was not so much wrong because you made copy-paste plagiarism multiple times with one of your altaccounts.
This topic is for your ban appeal not about me, and I have to say that your case is not looking good so far, honestly I have to say that you were part of my ignore list long before you got banned for breaking forum rules.

Bitcoin, Netflix, Smartphones, Twitter, Youtube, Reality shows, translgbtitd...  
Nije da ja na bilo koji način posebno podržavam ili volim Ameriku, samo iznosim činjenice, a mi uglavnom brzo prihvatimo i sve loše što dolazi odatle.

I ove godine imamo Bitcoin Pizza Day event na Bitcointalk discord-u zahvaljujući Cyrus-u, a siguran sam da Rikafip opet ima spremno neko iznenađenje za sve nas.
Pravila se mogu pronaći na bitcointalk Discord kanalu, a ove godine imamo posebne bedževe i Bitcoin nagrade za najbolje radove koje će biti naknadno objavljene.
Razmišljam da prvi put i ja objavim nešto i malo napravim malo konkurenciju Rikafipu

- Objavite svoj pizza rad na discord kanalu, jedan unos za jednog člana. Slike i GIF su OK.
- Odaberite jednu sliku/GIF koja će biti vaš unos, a možete ih objaviti više na kanalu.
- Odabrane slike se pinuju kad počne glasanje.
- Reakcije su onemogućene, a nakon što glasanje započne dodaje se reakcija na koju ćete moći kliknuti (olakšava prebrojavanje glasova).
- Glasajte dodavanjem reakcije na pinovani rad korisnika.
- Tema: Bitcoin Pizza Dan. Slobodno budite kreativni!

I did receive PM from wwzsocki but all I can see is some transaction from centralized exchange to another address, and I can't verify who the owner is.
I won't reveal this address, and I have no idea why both of them are still keeping this a secret, but I can confirm that 426 usdt was sent 16 days ago.
This tronscan explorer is crap, but for what is worth, I can see that same address received coins multiple times from one exchange address, first one was 209 days ago.
If I counted correctly there was total of 32 transaction between this two addresses.

You already know his address.
Just send him back this coins on same address.

I am more interested in physical cards, and I am also wondering what name are they writing on cards, legal or anything you want to write, like John Rambo, Ivan Drago and similar.
Having a card issued by a bank from foreign country is maybe not such a bad thing, if you don't want ''someone'' tracking every single purchase you make, excluding cash payments.

I don't understand why would you need manual for something you don't even own... and it's not exactly rocket science.
You can't purchase Coldcard Mk4 version now even if you want to, you can only make reservation and wait until they make new devices, that is the same thing for weeks.
One good thing about this wallet during Pizza day, I saw they are currently offering 10% discount for all their products.

Coldcard is not supporting shitcoins, and I don't think they will ever do that in future, that is not such a bad thing if you want to have better and cleaner code base.

Raspberry Pi4 is much better option because they have much bigger option to choose more RAM, that is if yo can find them available in stock 

Unless you are running pruned node, that can run on even smaller hard disk without any issues.
I don't think larger hard drives are problem for anyone nowadays, old style HDD are very cheap now and you can find them anywhere.

If you look at ebay or craiglist you can find very cheap good laptops with more than enough RAM, processor and hard disk.
I would say that for around $100 you can get great used laptop with 3rd or 4th generation i5 or i7 intel with SSD and 8gb RAM, but better look models that can be upgraded in future, with socketed parts, not soldered.

I don't think they are so much expensive anymore, you can quickly find very good new 1TB for around $80 to $90, and even cheaper on some deals.
There are a bunch of used 100% health 2.5 inch SSD drives being sold online, so you can find good Samsung 860 evo for around $60 to $70.
However, you should always look for TBW and higher number means that disk will last much longer, for 860 evo that would be 600TB.

It looks very good and I appreciate your made it with open source code, but some more hints and help would be greatly appreciated.
Should we consider this crossword has anything related with Pizza Day and Laszlo Hanyecz?

I would suggest if you can make website with dark theme switch similar like on your other website btc2fiat.me