I will give appropriate response soon, please be patient. Very possible we will soon add Bitcoin address for payment also. I am also thinking about people using noncustododial wallet and receiving payment in Bitcoin, this will make it hard to use USDT and some people may not want to use Naira. This is a good suggestion.

I later included the date. Thanks for the suggestion.

If you are afraid of taking loan in Bitcoin due to its price that may increase, then go for fiat-pegged coins like USDT, BUSD or USDC and the likes.

As some of us see this title, you go think say we go wan dey donate for any other reason, the 'first' up there na just serial number to indicate the numbers of time we don donate in a particular year, that no be say we go continue to dey donate by having second or third. But, with this, you go know say this na the first time we dey donate this year.

The donation na for our recent deceased Bitcointalk brother's family as a means to provide support and relieve during this painful time and as a mean of condolence. If the donation/contribution is not beyond your capability, it will be good to provide support.

Procedure
Payment time range is within a week and some days (from 12th of May to 22nd of May, that is 10 days from now).
Payment will be in Naira or USDT (TRC20) (if you have any other suggestions, please do not hesitate to post about it)
Minimum of $10 to be contributed per each person, no maximum amount if not beyond capability
All members rank can contribute (from Newbie to Legendary)
The money will be paid into three members accounts (Smartvirus, igehhh and Charles-Tim)
People that pay and the amount paid will often be indicated it below
After contribution is over, we will discuss how the money will get to the Becky666 family member.

Note: Please, if you have paid, you can indicate that on this thread including your txid or contact igehhh or Charles-Tim about the payment. If the payment has reflected and seen by igehhh and Charles-Tim, then it will be updated. If you want to be anonymous, please do not pay into Naira account, pay into either BTC or USDT (TRC20) which we can have the payment tixd or track the transactions using the addresses.

Smartvirus
BTC: bc1q8mvnr3actrxn97v3pxn28tly9yu0yw5mpvxhts

igehhh
USDT (TRC20): TP4kLhXxQwy1MppaSSQPyi2vyeeK1YC83p (TRC20)

Charles-Tim bank account details
GTBank (please, make sure it is Guarantee Trust Bank)
0049732936
PM me (Charles-Tim) if you think the account name is necessary.

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Bitcoin
1. Rollbit team: 0.01058000 BTC



USDT (TRC20)
1. posi: 18.57 + 12 (30.57)  USDT
2. Mpamaegbu: $12
3. Anonymous: 300 USDT

Naira
1. Josefjix: 9,900 naira
2. Lordhermes: 6,000 naira
3. nelson4lov: 10,000 naira
4. Charles-Tim: 10,000 naira
5. Igehh: 6,000 naira
6. Gozie51: 5,000 naira
7. CryptopreneurBrainboss: 12,000 naira
8. gabbie2010: 6,000 naira
9. Upgrade00: 10,000 naira
10. Smartvirus: 5,000 naira

If you consider using it on broswer in offline mode not comfortable, you can still run its HTML file on an airgapped device.

You are right, I even create a thread recently on bitcoin discussion board, the thread is about MARA mining pool and there was a quote:


So theoretically this type of coins should be called clean bitcoin including the ones mined by miners as block reward. I am not implying MARA are confirming clean bitcoin transactions because their statement is not even entirely true for now, but just an illustration.

But i think there should be differences between virgin Bitcoin (which is the block reward mined by miners) and clean bitcoin (which are Bitcoin that can not be linked back to the previous transactions). In my opinion, clean bitcoin are coins that can not be linked back to the original addresses. Like the one exchanged for monero and back into bitcoin in an absolute decentralized exchange, or the a mixing service provided by well rightly functioning mixers. Also Bitcoin transactions on CoinJoin wallets like Wasabi could be regarded as clean bitcoin as the transaction impossible to be tracked.

There are some decentralized exchanges like Bisq, you can learn how to use such exchanges, but for ease, you can still want to use a custodial exchange to buy, and move your fund to an offline wallet like the paper wallet you mentioned. I do not know the country you are from, but if you can have access to binance.com exchange, you can use it to buy Bitcoin without no passport or ID card verification needed, but little verification will be required which you can easily provide without leaving where you are.

Make sure you run Bitaddress source on an offline computer, airgapped preferably. After you have private key and address, it will be good to run electrum also on an airgapped environment and import the private key to check if your address correspond to the one generated by the paper wallet site, this is just to verify you generated the paper wallet rightly.

Alternatively, you can run electrum offline, generate seed phrase (electrum is not using BIP39 seed phrase), but the seed phrase will work on electrum anytime you want to spend. After seed phrase is generated, create new wallet, and copy the address you like to use. Backup the seed phrase offline and have like two duplicates, then delete the wallet. This is also just like a paper wallet.

You can use this Trezor official link about coins supported by their hardware wallets to check the cryptocurrencies supported by Terzor, you will noticed something, you will noticed that the coins that will likely be supported by Trezor that not yet supported are list as 'soon', also both Trezor Model T and Trezor Model One are not yet supporting the coins, these are new cryptocurrencies that are created not long ago. Cardano has been created since 2017, model T is already supporting it, which most likely model one will not support it. The best you can do is to contact Trezor customer care and ask the question or buy Trezor Model T that supports more cryptocurrencies.

I believe if donation go come, we will have to make suggestion and decide which currency to be used. But in my opinion which I will still stand on at the time, I will support the donation to be in Naira. We are all making use of Naira, even converting crypto to Naira for daily living. Naira donation will be the best.

The usual currency most of us are receiving for payment is Bitcoin, I do not think there are Nigerians that are receiving payment in USDT, even if some are receiving payment in USDT, it may not be TRC20 USDT and they may no be receiving payment on exchanges but on noncustododial wallet. Some people no dey use exchange, but use noncustodial wallet for their payment, which may be the reason why they no go get access to USDT easily, not to talk of TRC20 USDT. The second we can suggest which I know all of us can easily access na Bitcoin because nearly all of us are paid in Bitcoin, but yet not all of us, and the high transaction fee is an obvious reason we may not consider using it when we have access to Naira that every one of us can easily have access to and use it for the payment.

This is a newbie account, someone must be careful. An easy way to scam unless reputed user's escrow service is used for this on this forum. Making deals like this without escrow may definitely lead to scam.

Iamcoleman is open source, if used in a safe offline or airgapped devices, then it is safe. If anything happens, it will only be the fault of the user not the Iancoleman HTML file.

All I know is that generating seed phrase directly on Iancoleman which follow BIP39 standard is safe, also generating that on an open source wallets like Trezor that follow the BIP39 standard is also safe. If you do not generate the entropy carefully, you can make mistake, you will need to throw coins 256 times to write down the binary outputs, and the result should be as exactly as the coin is tossed. But, I will still again recommend you to generate the seed phrase directly.

Less than 12 words seed phrase are not secure, but it is not more than 24 words on Iancoleman, but you can make use of passphrase to extent the words, maybe it is what you meant. More than 24 words seed phrase can be gotten, but not on Iancoleman and not on any wallet I have used, the maximum word is 24 unless you extend it with optional passphrase.

If it is optional passphrase, it can help especially if an attacker saw the seed phrase and did not know the passphrase, he will still not be able to access your coins because passphrase generate another seed, keys and addresses entirely.

To recover back your coins, keys or address
https://blog.trezor.io/learn-about-trezor-recovery-seed-offline-backup-fe235873c69f
https://wiki.trezor.io/User_manual:Advanced_recovery#:~:text=Start%20by%20plugging%20your%20uninitialized,check%20the%20Advanced%20recovery%20checkbox.

E make sense, I am in. But we need to be organized about this.

When the payment go start?
When the payment go end?
Also, maybe there should be lists of those that paid, and amount paid by each person (though, amount paid not necessary to me)
$20 and up should be the amount to be paid, but anyone that is not able to pay upto $20 can pay less than $20 (any amount should be welcomed, but the recommended payment should be $20 and up).
Is the payment going to be in Naira? This is local thread, I am suggesting it to be paid in Naira for ease. Or, what do other people think about this.

The reason the user has not been responding can be as a result of him to have seen the coin reflecting on his Trustwallet balance, or the coin is not successfully sent from Binance at all and remain on binance balance.

There was an image I saw sometimes ago on this forum that can give you the perfect answer to your question.

This large number is equals to 2^256

This is not Binance fault, even if you want to withdraw either ERC20 or TRC20 token on Binance, it will not be specified, ones you use the right address, be it ERC20 or TRC20, it will work and the token will be sent to the right address.

It is not possible. This image is from Binance after attempting to withdraw Ethereum using Tron address, also it will show the message for the respective tokens.



kaylin1987 is not getting something right. So far he sent the coin to Binance, he would have seen the it reflecting on the balance, or the coin wasn't sent from Binance at all. That was why I requested if he/she can post the txid.

The normal paper wallet like the one generated from https://bitaddress.org do not make use of seed extension (passphrase) which support BIP39, it make use of passphrase which is also usually called password which is used to encrypt the private key, this password is called BIP38 passphrase.

You are definitely commenting about hierarchical deterministic (HD) wallet which generate passphrase which can be used through salting as extended word(s). This can also be used as a paper wallet though, but to make paper wallet not confusing, my first comment above must be included before commentimg about HD wallet used in a paper wallet form.

Trust wallet supports TRC20 tokens, but he sent it to ERC20 which trust wallet also support. The coin suppose to reflect on ERC20 USDT balance on Trustwallet.

Move this thread to altcoin discussion.

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So far you withdraw into your noncustodial wallet (trust wallet), likely you did not lose the coin sent. Your question is not that clear, go to your account on binance, look for the txid of your transaction, if you can share it here, we can be able to know maybe you used TRC20 or ERC20 to send the coin. Or, you can track that yourself by checking the trust wallet address you sent the coin to from Binance.

Try to check your trust wallet, trust wallet support these two tokens, check if your balance is reflecting the coin sent already. So far the wrong address is still actually from your trust wallet, the coin should reflect, you suppose see it reflect on USDT (ERC20).

Me self think him illness don go down little when Hhampuz accepted him for Rollbit, me fuck up as I no contact him at the time after he called me during WhatsApp conversation between him and I. As I hear say him do leave us, I no go lie I dey bad mood and feel like weeping.

RIP BECKY666. it saddens.