Nvidia was recently hacked and it was interesting to hear request from hackers.
They asked Nvidia to release their code and everything else with FOSS license for all operating systems Linux, Mac and WiNd0ws, or they will release all schematics, blueprints, code, etc in public.
Nvidia refused to do what they asked, so I think we can expect to see cheap asian knock-offs soon, that are going to be much cheaper than original Nvidia.
RISC-V AI Chips are open source but they are working with Intel on some projects, so you know how the money flow goes

This is called Shamir Secret Sharing scheme and it is used by Trezor Model T, Keystone hardware wallets and I think Airgap wallet is using something similar.
I consider this to be poor man alternative to multisig setup, and this is not safer in any way compared to multisig, with one big flaw single point of failure.
You can see comparison for this two methods with more details in my topic Multisig VS Shamir Secret Sharing.

All this shitty situation is going perfectly in favor of China who are still remaining weirdly quiet, but they have several alternative options for SWIFT.
They even have system called UnionPay that can be used as alternative for MasterCard and Visa, and they have agreement cooperation with big countries like India and Russia.
I don't think they will switch to using crypto exchanges for several reasons, one of them is not having full control over them, except if they are used only for trading centralized government garbage coins.
I wouldn't trust any centralized exchange and it's always better to have coins on your own wallet that you can control.

I am not sure if this website is a scam but it does look sketchy, and it's not that hard to get free SSL certificate in 2022.
There are no updates from their social media accounts for months or more and they seem to be focused more on German language market gift cards.
It's not worth a risk unless you want to do some testing and lose money in process.

I also think the hidden word was climb... now I feel like I am in ledger tv quiz.
This was not the problem with only one word... display is fried and unusable (common issue for ledger nono S) so all words are missing some parts, but some of them are easier to read than others.
Whatever hardware wallet you own it would be a good idea to have one back-up wallet (maybe even from different manufacturer), just in case you need to send your coins quickly.

Some hardware wallets have option for revealing seed words on display, I think it's Coldcard wallet and maybe some others, but you first need to know or hack PIN code.
I don't know how this works and I don't have the skills to examine and try what you want, and I doubt many people on earth can do what you want.
I know Kraken team was also doing testing like this, along with ledger donjon and other unknown people.

Rule number one for all crypto dummies out there is NEVER use the same pin or password multiple times, and it seems that I have to repeat this all the time.
I know some people who in 2022 still use only one password for all websites and their accounts, just because it's easy to remember 
If I tell them to use different passwords and password managers, they say it's hard, but people like this get hacked so easy all the time.

Nothing is lost in Electrum, and you didn't say where exactly you saw this 400 times confirmed transaction.
It would help if you post your transaction or post screenshots, nobody here is prophet to see what happened in your case.

Kraken is not a wallet, this is centralized exchange and you have no control over coins there.
Same things with all other exchanges, websites and non-custodial wallets.
You have addresses in Electrum wallet and you can tag them to identify where exactly you sent coins, or from what source you receive them.

I can see that address starting with 15TR still has some coins and only one transaction from 2017, so your issue could be one of several things.
Either you didn't wait until wallet is synced or you used different seed words that are not generating same address.

Anyone, including me, can confirm that with any blockchain explorer from transaction link you posted.
What address you used and how you generated it is totally different question and only you can answer this.

What wallet you exactly used for generating seed words?
Most seed words are lowercase, including most used BIP39, except if people are using some custom words that only complicates thing and I don't recommend doing that.
I don't think this is the problem in your case.

If coins are still on your address (check with blockchair or other explorer) that probably means that nobody stole them from you.
Don't complicate things by asking so many questions, and first answer what was asked from you.

Never trust anything that CZ is saying, he is like chameleon and changes his story every day, so I won't be surprised if he comes in few weeks with announcement of blocking all accounts from Russia.
From news I was reading they are going to start working with Chinese banking system with their own credit cards, and they are totally separate from swift and mastercard/visa.
Nobody is talking about banning China because they can't, and CZ is from that same country.

Gledao sam i ja, zajebao je ko zna koliko žena, bio malo u zatvoru i sad je slobodan u Izraelu, moguće je da je radio za mosad ili neku tajnu službu.
Sigurno ima još novca jer je potpisao sa nekim talent managerom Gina Rodriguez iz Gitoni Inc. i pravi karijeru u industriji zabave.
Sad hoda s izraelskim modelom Kate Konlin... i dao je intervju za insideedition.com.

Trezor is using same seed words when you create new accounts, and you can also add multiple passphrases as a soil for creating new hidden accounts for improving security.
You can always reset and wipe your Trezor device and generate (or import) new seed words with new accounts, just keep backup words safe on paper or metal plates.
Not that I think they have some limitation for creating up to ten accounts for each cryptocurrency in your wallet.
They recently added custom backgrounds so you can make difference between accounts much easier.

If you already have backup words written on paper just use that.
It would be stupid for anyone to trust only their hardware device as only source for keeping seed phrase, especially without pasphrase.

Be serious please... or ask Kingin or other developers who hacked Trezor before.
Trezor fixed previous bugs so it would be much harder to repeat something like that again.
This is not a trivial task and certainly can't be performed by weekend forum warrior hacker.

Having strong password is very important, but it's best not to use same password multiple times on different websites, and you would be surprised how many people are doing that.
I would not try to remember many complex passwords, except maybe one master passwords and all other passwords should be saved in KeePass or some other open source password manager.
I think that passphrases are easier to remember and they can be very strong, considering that random is not always truly random when you are generating password.

I don't think there is much difference how you write word Bitcoin, starting with capital letter or even in all caps, it's one and the same thing.
Original Bitcoin logo is always written in lowercase same as units, but in English language even days are started with capital letter so I see why not use that for Bitcoin also

Good question asked by one guy from ledger reddit channel regarding broken ledger nano S screen, something that is happening much more often than you may think.
If something like this happened to your device it's making it almost unusable and only thing you could do is buying new display replacement.
Anyway, do you think word #14 in this case is climb or clump (both of them can be found in bip39 word list)?


https://www.reddit.com/r/ledgerwallet/comments/t62b8a/does_anyone_know_what_this_word_is_setting_up_but/

I keep saying that ledger wallets are dog shit, especially if you are using them for any shitcoins that all have different derivation paths and they could be incompatible.
They had problem with some coin apps in past, or update could make impossible to sign transaction, and there is no fix for that except waiting for devs to update.
Your coins should be safe if you store backup words in safe place, and I guess you could always try importing them in other wallets.
You could try to reset and uninstall than install everything as a last step, if you didn't do that already.

There are much better hardware wallets, that are open source, but I am not sure how many of them are supporting shitcoins like Dogecoin.
I am sure that Trezor One and Trezor Model T support coin you want, but I would suggest adding passphrase to make your account more secure.
Good thing about Trezor is that there is no separate app for each coin and that usually means less issues.

I see many people commenting how they like the new design and I guess it's always going to be something like that when someone is creating redesigned device.
Best thing would be to have smaller group of testers who would provide feedback before main release, that way most of the issues would be avoided.
I think that crypto crowdsourced projects are totally different from normal tech industry, but on positive side look what ledger did with many millions they collected, they created worst X crap ever.
Let's wait few more days to see more information and better image previews.

I would never suggest anyone to use any telegram service or groups if they want to use something non-custodial and non-kyc.
Telegram account is directly connected with your phone number and IP address location, and they don't have any encryption in chats or in groups, so everything is public and stored on their servers.
Some say that secret chat has some encryption, but this is questionable, can't be verified and it's only available on mobile devices.

Other than Localcryptos and other similar p2p trading website, there is also decentralized exchange called Bisq, but I am not sure if there is liquidity for specific region.
You can always start your own trade and call people to join with adding more liquidity, and this is one of the best ways for trading.
Your keys, your coins and fiat currency method of your choice.

I don't know what kind of drive you are using with USB connection, but if it's regular USB stick drive this is not a good option for keeping all bitcoin blockchain.
Unless you are using some external SSD drive or USB SSD stick that has much higher speed than regular usb drives, something like  Sandisk Extreme pro or similar.
Even regular HDD mechanical drives are much faster than most USB drives and they can work for bitcoin blockchain.
Easy option would be to use some hardware wallet to avoid all this hustle.