No one knows what will be the price of Shiba Inu after 10 years but there is a possibility that it could reach 0.002$ however, since it wasn't created for adoption it's very risky to hold such a big amount 1b Shib is around $10k and take note it's not a coin but a token, unlike Dogecoin.

If I were you instead of investing all of your money in Shiba why not diversify your investment and not focus on Shib because there are lots of other options that have more potential compared to Shiba Inu like Solana or Cardano.

I am sometimes lucky to see a few free remaining submissions on their accelerator the last time I used it was last week but right now I tried every hour always zero free submissions. I believe someone uses bots to automatically submit unconfirmed transactions.

Viabtc Captcha is very basic and easy to bypass they should replace the reCaptcha with Google reCAPTCHA v3 to get rid of these bots or else no real users can use their free accelerator.

Never heard of it but I saw their reviews there are some bad reviews and good reviews.
I checked Whois and it was 6 months old their contact info is located in Arizona but according to some articles out there and their "About Us" they are located in Hongkong China.

For me, I can't trust my documents to them because they lied about the location.
Their service might work for you but it might not work for others.
It's risky for big transactions so only deposit that you can afford to lose.

Faucets before gave you instant Satoshi directly to your Bitcoin address but right now there's no faucet where you can claim satoshis directly to your wallet, most of the faucets right now have a withdrawal limit and it's time-consuming before you reach the required amount to be able to request for withdrawal.

If you still looking for Bitcoin faucets we have a section here where you can find them including other coins check the link below.

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=212.0

I don't think Bitcoin developers would switch from POW to POS-based consensus but that's a good alternative solution to the current network congestion.

However, this is impossible to happen. The only solution that I can see is to remove BRC20 or needs mass adoption of the lightning network or they need to add more ASIC units to increase the network hashtate because it can help confirm transactions fast.

On the first attempt accessing the website, it keeps loading on Cloudflare checking I'm stuck there until I disable the desktop mode now I can access the site.

The design looks fine to me it was a dark version before and now it's a light version but you can switch to dark mode if you want under the menu or top-right corner.

All buttons are functional and fast same goes for the Tor browser all of them are functional. The page size is 80kb according to some checkers and the performance of the sites is great.

About "LetterGuarantee.txt" it shows the date, deposit/your BTC address, service fee, PGP fingerprint/signature, and warnings. The format is just the same as other mixers out there.

The mixing process on basic anonymity is smooth after waiting for a few hours it takes hours for me to receive BTC but I think the issue is due to network(transaction fee) spikes recently. Other options are a bit expensive so I can't afford to test them.

The only downside of this it uses a cloud flare which we know records the IP address of their customers/visitors. So I'm not sure but since you said you don't keep logs how about the Cloud flare? So I think better bring your customers to Tor link instead to avoid this.

Another thing is there are some issues with the website related to accessibility you need to fix them look at this link below.

- https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-webmixer-io/20r3dwjxjt?form_factor=mobile

So you are looking for a software/program to automatically shut down the miner and rerun it when needed?

I think awesomeminer is what you looking for where you can set rules for your ASIC unit to pause or stop the miner it drops the power or it runs at idle mode it's not hashing but it consumes power.

Check this link
- https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000085907-rules-detect-mining-issues-and-automate-tasks

I'm a bit confused what exactly wallet do you use?

If you talking about bitcoin.com when you create a wallet it should give you 12 words phrase so who sent you the wallet.data?

Can you check the email who sent you the wallet.data?
Maybe the wallet app you talking to is a different wallet?

What is new to you? Do you mean you bought this unit brand new?
Where did you buy it?

Based on the logs only 2 hashboards are detected and under ECMM it shows abnormal it indicates the hashboards/control board is not communicating properly or the hashboard is faulty.

You can try to disconnect all hashboards first, clean all plugs and terminals with isopropyl alcohol, plug them in again make sure it's fixed, and then run it again and check for any changes on the logs.

I don't think 2FA would become a problem on the forum because it was created as an extra security layer for your BTT account. Another thing is if you know you didn't log in and requested for 2FA code and you receive an email about the 2FA code you should be aware that someone is trying to phish you.
You can avoid them and put them into spam once you receive an OTP without requesting it or without signing in.

Never heard of Cornix I searched for it here on the forum but no one mentioned this trading bot
So if I were you better not to use the Cornix bot and instead use 3commas I already tested them with a trial I don't know if they still have a trial plan but based on my experience the bot works fine I'm using the DCA strategy when I tested it before.

It seems you can only move your balance out from P2PK if you using a Bitcoin core wallet and import it and send them via Bitcoin cli(RPC) commands.

Check this link below

- https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/118127/how-to-recover-and-sweep-p2pk-coins

I don't receive any phishing emails I am confused about what you trying to say so what exactly do you mean by "you cross about scammers may now phish 2fa"?

Theymos already added 2FA if you receive an email from Bitcointalk it's not phishing email check the topic below

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5478824.0

Better check carefully the email you receive if the email is not a bitcointalk then it is a phishing email.

Renting ASIC units on mining rentals is very expensive and the hashrate they provide is not stable.

Are you pointing to real profit? I don't see a real profit from renting ASIC units but if you talking about holding your mine coins to make a profit there's no difference between buying Bitcoins and holding them for the long term.

Or if you have a budget and have a cheap power source buying your own ASIC units is way better.

You are looking for a Kaspa miner it seems Bitmain selling ASIC units for Kaspa but the unit model you looking for is not listed there they have Ks3 but are sold out.

I searched a bit and it seems this unit model is available on https://www.iceriver.io/ it's the official website for Kaspa Miner.

Any hosting companies should not ask for any KYC, based on my experience on known hosting companies like Namecheap and Hostinger they don't ask for KYC.

This hosting company "Hetzner" does not ask for KYC they only ask for contact information for verification purposes it's the same as other hosting companies it's required to comply with guidelines from ICANN.

Read this "Contact Information Verification"

It seems all wallets listed there for Dogecoin do not have a sweep option even the trust wallet.

@spazzdla why not create a new wallet and make sure to save the backup seed to a safe place and import the private key manually to any wallet of your choice and send them to your new wallet?

Do you know who is the sender? I mean if you know this person? Did you deal or exchange anything with him?

If it was just a random guy on telegram maybe you are dealing with the scammer.
Some scammers do this trick by sending BTC with a very low fee and they keep sending it to their own different wallet addresses to keep their track hidden and later they are going to replace the parent transaction with a high transaction fee so that the TXID they provided to you will no longer searchable on the explorer.

Do you know this person(sender)?

Ngrave does not have open-source code and the developer said on their website they gradually release the open-source code but you shouldn't trust any hardware that does not have any open-source code because we don't know how this wallet works.

If your plan is just to hold BTC a cold storage PC is enough to hold BTC you don't need to spend to buy a hardware wallet or you can make a USB stick as a cold storage wallet using Tails OS.

But if you want a hard wallet that supports multiple coins find the open-source hardware wallet listed from this link below.

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5288971.0

For me, I can not trust Ngrave with my assets because it does not have open-source and it's pretty new to me.

That's pretty bad you're using Coinbase but if you are using Coinbase wallet it should be a self-custody wallet and you have a seed phrase that you can use to import to another wallet.
Or you might be talking about Coinbase exchange(coinbase.com) it's not a wallet and there's nothing you can do because you don't have full control of your wallet.
The only thing possible is to contact the sender to bump the transaction or I don't know if the transaction has a series of unconfirmed parents. If it has, better try my suggestion to submit them to the ViaBTC accelerator you don't have any other option as you said you don't have full control of your wallet.