Unfortunately, there are currently no desktop/web versions for it. See the developer's response from 2020[1].

Trustwallet, SafePal, Exodus all either have a desktop wallet or a browser extension but as mentioned above, these are closed-source wallets.

So if you don't want to go with that either, you have a couple of solutions:

- Install Bluestacks (an android emulator) on your desktop and then use Unstoppable on it.
- Or, if you're only interested in using USDT, you can use Tronlink extension.

[1] https://github.com/horizontalsystems/unstoppable-wallet-android/issues/2463

Well, Trustwallet give you a seed phrase which you can save, that way if they ever go down, you can always recover your wallet elsewhere.

Alternatively, if you want an open source wallet, then you have Unstoppable wallet[1][2]. It supports USDT on Tron and a few other chains.

[1] https://github.com/horizontalsystems/unstoppable-wallet-android
[2] https://unstoppable.money/

You shouldn't have any issues using multiple accounts with the same IP address, otherwise people using VPNs would've already had issues doing so. Besides, Binance requires KYC which is a more reliable way to know if someone have another account or not.

So @ETFBitcoin just linked me to your topic[1] and I was wondering if you're interested in reviewing D'cent hardware wallet? I have a 50$ discount code[1] for it that's about to expire in two days (7th of July) which I can give you.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5457062.msg62505440#msg62505440

Electrum's wallet from the official site cannot be used for anything else other than BTC but since it is open source, there are some other projects/developers who forked it and are now using it for their own coin: BCH, Dash, Verge, Litecoin, etc.

If the hackers transfer the funds somewhere else, and the transaction gets confirmed, you can try and follow the funds to see if they ever end up at an address connected to a centralized exchange, but that's pretty much it. There's isn't much else you can do.

I would've bought and reviewed it myself, but the shipping fees are way too high where I'm at. It's almost as if I didn't have a discount.

Anyway, giving this a bump... the code is expiring in a couple of days. If you're interested, post here or PM.

Although the two exchanges (OKX and OKCoin) are owned by the same parent company, I would imagine that the limits are different since they offer different services in different locations.


I'm suspecting it's different depending on where you are. @Yamane_Keto just reported above that his limits are 5000$ (I think he meant lifetime, and not per day).

I have an account and I haven't received anything from them so it could be something enforced by your country. Did you reach the lifetime withdrawal limit they have set recently?[1] If so, the email is probably just a reminder.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5414539.msg62204785#msg62204785

LBank exchange is launching a new card in Q3 of this year. It's still unclear to whom the card is going to be available, although the title says "global". The card is also expected to not have any limits:

[1] https://news.bitcoin.com/lbank-launches-global-first-unlimited-crypto-credit-card-breaking-boundaries-in-cryptocurrency-payments/

That's because when you're using such a service, you're giving them full control over your funds. So if they ever go down (hacked, funds stolen, etc.) your funds will be gone forever.

And if you think that no such a thing can happen because the company is too big to fail, then you should know that we've had multiple incidents where millions of dollars were lost in the last year or so, with services similar to Nexo: BlockFi, Voyager, Celsius network, etc.

No. MetaMask only supports Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains (Polygon, BSC, Fantom, zkSync, etc.) so there's no way to deposit BTC in there unless you're referring to WBTC which I wouldn't recommend anyone to use.

So, everything is failing with the exception of the ticker request and upon checking the exchange's API, it looks like that request doesn't require an API key:

https://apidocs.txbit.io/#public-getticker

It's a public endpoint.

So as I've told you before, you're most likely not using the right API credentials from your account and that's why this error is being returned. Have you followed the steps explained here (from the link you posted):

https://github.com/groop30/TxBit-Trading/blob/main/README.md

Yes, it should be safe. As for the alternative then you can use Bitaddress (you can generate multiple addresses/PKs but not a seedphrase). Both sites are open source[1][2] so you can easily download and run them locally offline.

[1] https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org
[2] https://iancoleman.io/bip39/

It's difficult to help you out without knowing where the problem is occurring exactly (which function/line).

But if I had to guess, I would say it's because one of your variables (possibly buy or sell) is failing for some reason and not returning anything. Did you by any chance forget to set your APIKEY and SECRET?

I have the three dots menu in my Android wallet, but it's possible that it's not available for the iOS version cause it was known for having issues:

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I couldn't add a new "HD account" because apparently, I need to use the first one first but by scrolling down, I can still sweep a private key from a single address.

Something else you may wanna try (depending on what you're trying to achieve here) is to clear the data from the app, and re-open it (but make sure you backed up your wallet first). From what I have noticed, the wallet should give you the ability to restore a wallet when you're first opening it, so if you're not trying to have two wallets at the same time, that could work.

To add to the above, pretty much all wallets use BIP39 to create wallets, with the exception of Electrum which has its own system[1].

You can still import BIP39 wallets to Electrum though, but an Electrum seed will only work with Bluewallet.

[1] https://electrum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/seedphrase.html

You can set custom fees, under the "note to self" you can see how much sat per vByte you're going to pay. Just tap that and it'll give you the options: Fast, Medium, Slow and also Custom which opens a new dialog for you to write, but that's not going to save them, you have to set them each time you send, which makes sense, considering that the mempool's state changes.

As for your current transaction, then you can always bump the fee: https://bluewallet.io/high-fees-and-transactions-pending-what-to-do/

So it's apparently not going well for Binance. The same partner (Paysafe) who decided to no longer support Binance's GBP transfers, is now doing the same thing for the EUR (SEPA) transfers[1] (starting 25th of September).

This really makes me curious as to what the problem could be here especially when there are other exchanges (as I mentioned above) that are using the same partner.

https://www.coindesk.com/business/2023/06/28/binance-eur-banking-partner-to-halt-support-of-the-crypto-exchange-in-september/

This is from kucoin's blog article:


They will most likely reset the deposit addresses (at some point) otherwise what's the point?

Because if they don't do that, and the sell orders and withdrawals remain unaffected, wouldn't that mean that users can still deposit using their previously generated addresses, sell and then withdraw these funds?