I am not even going to comment on the bad reputation that Changelly has. It only takes a minute to find several threads and discussions on Bitcointalk that discuss that. But instant exchanges, like Changelly, have never been famous for their low fees or excellent exchange rates. People use them for quick swaps between two crypto assets, knowing and expecting that they will get a bit less than doing the exchange manually in a normal crypto exchange. That's why they are ok with paying a bit more in fees. 

It probably should. According to the chip specifications here, it shows the certification type as EAL6+. More precisely, "CC EAL6+ high for HW." That description is for model SLS32AIA.

@dkbit98
You might probably find the missing certification types for some of the chips by googling the model followed by 'EAL', then just search and see if it says EAL5, EAL6, or something else.

Excellent. I haven't updated my Trezor Suite version since I barely use it. It's kind of my long hodl, but it's good to know that the developers added this important feature.

It's 100% related to the Trezor Suite and a weird compatibility issue with my mouse. The moment I run the software, the whole system starts acting weird until I exit Trezor Suite. So, those issues I am experiencing with mouse clicks in Trezor's native software are present everywhere else while the app is running. As soon as I close it, they are gone.

@JackpotRacer
Mental illnesses and disorders can be treated. Sadly, many can't be cured. Still, with the right kind of medication, you can live a pretty normal life and escape imaginationland.
Visit a physician in your area and seek help before it's too late. You are losing your grip on reality, and it's becoming ugly. Good luck!

I have translated the [banned mixer] announcement thread into Croatian. For anyone who wants to read it in that language, it's available on the link below:
🍁 [banned mixer] - Započnite vlastiti BTC Posao / Postanite investitor 💲

Šta je /][banned mixer] projekat?

Mi smo prva platforma koja svakome omogućuje pokretanje vlastitog biznisa i da profitira od usluga anonimizacije kripta. Možete postati i partner i investitor. Jambler ne posluje direktno s klijentima. Ovaj pristup je vrlo sličan referral programima i izbjegava sukobe interesa između platforme i partnera. Naš algoritam naravno podrazumjeva prodaju čistog bitcoina sa mjenjačnica kriptovaluta partnerima koji koriste našu platformu.

Jednom riječju, Jambler kupuje ouput transakcije sa mjenačnica kriptovaluta i/ili od rudara, provjerava njihov kvalitet i preprodaje ih partnerima koji potom komuniciraju s krajnjim klijentima. Svrha našeg poslovanja je omogučiti sigurnost vlasnicima kriptovaluta i sigurnost njihove štednje.

Mogu li vam povjeriti svoj novac?

Svi [banned mixer] korisnici, partneri, prodavači (investitori) i krajnji korisnici zaštićeni su od slučajnih i namjernih grešaka. Sve dolazne transakcije se potvrđuju jamstvenim pismima potpisanim PGP-om. Da biste provjerili jamstveno pismo, instalirajte PGP softver (na primjer, PGP4Win), importujte /pgp-key.txt]javni ključ [banned mixer] sa web stranice u instalirani softver i potvrdite digitalni potpis.

Kako mogu pokrenuti vlastiti posao?

Vrlo je jednostavno! Ne morate vi koristiti algoritme miksera ili tražiti finansije da biste došli do sredstava, mi smo to učinili za vas.

• Registrujte se na [banned mixer] web stranici kao partner, navedite BTC adresu za primanje profita i proviziju za miksanje, konfigurirajte automatsko povlačenje sredstava i unesite naziv svog projekta. Platforma će generirati BTC adrese, izdavati jamstvena pisma u vaše ime, kontrolisati novčane tokove i slati vama vašu dobit.
• Uradite dizajn web stranice svog miksera ili koristite jedan od šablona koji smo pripremili za vas. Na svom ličnom nalogu možete pronaći HTML šablone za Tor i Clearnet verziju miksera i PHP gateway za povezivanje s našim sustavom. Preuzmite to i uploadujte na svoj hosting.
• Vaš mikser je spreman za rad, sve što treba da uredite je da privučete klijente. Od svake transakcije ostvarivat ćete prihod od kamata. Dobivat ćete obavještenja od platforme putem Jabber ili Telegrama o novim zahtjevima i izvršenju transakcija putem vašeg miksera.

Zašto mi se isplati koristiti [banned mixer] za investiranje?

Prvo, imamo stalnu potražnju za transakcijama sa mjenačnica za koje smo spremni platiti bounty nagradu. [banned mixer] stalno kupuje output transakcije sa Bitcoin mjenačnica i za to plaća bonus od 1%. Prosječno vrijeme povrata investicije je 12 sati. Dalje, naš poslovni model je transparentan. Jasno pokazuje od kojih sredstava [banned mixer] isplačuje provizije prodavačima/investitorima.

Kako bi se uklonili rizici od prijema kriptovaluta sumnjivog porijekla, sav Bitcoin od investitora se provjerava sustavom bodovanja, uključujući korištenje blockchain analysis kompanija. Transakcije koje su prošle provjeru, ulaze u sustav a transakcije koje ne prođu provjeru, vraćaju se klijentima na istu adresu. Ova faza omogućuje zaustavljanje pokušaja nepoštenih investitora da iskoriste svoju investiciju kao mikser kako bi očistili svoj novac i istovremeno ostvarili profit. [banned mixer] ne koristi kriptovalute koje nisu prošle sigurnosnu provjeru. To je neophodna sigurnosna mjera.

Koje mjenačnice podržavate?

Poloniex, Binance, Korbit, Bitfinex, Bitstamp, Pbit, GDAX, Okcoin, Kraken, Gemini, BTCC, CEX.IO, itBit, Simex, Lakebtc, Exmo, Bitbay i Livecoin.

Spremni smo vam biti na usluzi 24 sata dnevno tokom cijelog perioda naše suradnje. Naš moto je anonimnost, brzina i pouzdanost. Cijenimo svoj ugled i vaše povjerenje. Kontaktirajte nas i provjerite najnovije informacije. Napravite svoj profitabilni Bitcoin mikser i počnite pisati svoju vlastitu priču o uspjesima s /][banned mixer]

As satscraper metioned, try with a different software wallet. If you have a second computer, try that as well. Who knows, maybe you have found an uncommon hardware and software compatibility issue no one else has experienced. If nothing else works, request to send back the device and get a replacement one instead. I assume it's still under warranty. If it's not functioning as advertised, they have to send you a replacement.

Your wallet can only be considered compromised if your private keys leaked to an internet-connected computer. That didn't happen in this case. If you don't like connecting your Coldcard to your computer, you might consider buying a Coldpower Adapter. It's a little device that takes power from a 9-volt battery and gives your Coldcard the juice it needs to do its work without connecting it to a computer or laptop. You can purchase it from the official store.

The computer you connect your Coldcard to doesn't need to be airgapped. Use it with a power-only cable and it can't transmit any data. It only uses the power to run the Coldcard. Additionally, you bring the signed transaction from your Coldcard via a Micro SD card to be broadcasted on the internet-connected computer.

He can't. In the imaginationland, if JackpotRacer tells you to dance and you don't dance, then you are a scammer. In his world, the Blackjack.Fun admin MUST give the money that he owns JackpotRacer (the money he never asked for) to a random legendary user of Bitcointalk. That random user should then find a way to award that bitcoin to someone else. JackpotRacer suggested a bitcoin price guessing giveaway or something like that.

So you see, it's not just the casino owner that needs to be dancing when told so, the other people he wants to include must dance as well. And when I pointed this out to the OP and how unnecessary and ridiculous it is, I became Blackjack.Fun's lawyer. Plus I turned into the same type of signature spammer that he already classified you and everyone else who posted in this thread as. In the beginning, he had high hopes for me, probably thinking here is someone who will join me in throwing dirt in the direction of Blackjack.Fun. 

No, sorry. I am not interested. I don't like being in any early access, beta guinea pig programs.

Cool, so they have decided to add that as well. Btw, did you make a mistake with the software version? Should it be v24.2.1 (the current pre-release dkbit98 announced) or v24.1.2?

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I am also hoping Trezor can fix that weird bug I discovered the first time I installed the software. Maybe you remember the story. I can't have my computer mouse connected to my laptop while using the Trezor Suite. I can only work with it using the touchpad. As soon as I connect the mouse, I am forced to clicking 2-3 times before the software recognizes my clicks and there is always a delay before that happens. It's been like that since day 1 of installing the Trezor Suite and no software update fixed it.

Oh, they want to profit from it alright. I have no doubts about that. What I have doubts about is how happy they are to see you and me profit from it. We are the ones who are going to be put under scrutiny and investigated for money laundering and financing terrorism, not them.

If it comes to that, we will have two classes of bitcoin. KYC and AML-compliant bitcoin coming out of government-approved services, and the "dirty bitcoin" that people earn of the books and keep in non-custodial wallets they can't put their paws on.

Too bad that they didn't add any pictures of the upcoming design on their GitHub release announcement so we can see how it will look. I guess all we can do is wait.

I hope they add advanced account information in the new app. I am kind of missing that when comparing the Trezor Suite to Ledger Live. I couldn't find an option to see my BTC account derivation paths anywhere in the Trezor Suite. I know how to find the information on 3rd-party sources taking into consideration the type of account and addresses, but still, it should be something that the native app displays as well. If you have multiple BTC wallets, you shouldn't have to think which one is the 6th and which one is the 7th if you need that specific derivation path.

Right, but like you mentioned previously, this is a relatively new law in Germany. The law has been in force for like a year, and whatever trade agreements exist between different nations and territories, those would also have to be revisited to include this new law or change it to make it work internationally. Such administrative work usually needs its time.

It is an interesting subject, though. Too bad that we don't have any legal experts here (that I am aware of) who could tell us more about our rights and obligations. 

According to his logic, he can't be bought. Using that same logic, the owner is a scammer who owns him money and isn't paying up. When you point that out to him, he tells you he never wanted the money and that it's not about the money. 

I agree with you on this. It has become personal for OP. There are multiple posts in this failed scam accusation thread pointing out the petty rewards that the casino owner is issuing to the winners/participants in this tournaments, and OP was making fun of him. OP does not want this to end and looks happy to keep throwing dirt at the casino owner hoping something will stick.

At this point, I am no longer sure OP has good intentions and wants to help fix the bugs on Blackjack.Fun. His attitude and the way he behaves shows otherwise. No one is this bitter that someone is refusing their help. But I can perhaps see him being bitter for not having a venue to exploit that bug he found.     

I watched a short clip of a guy the other day who was talking about human rights and freedom in the United States. He said something that stuck in my mind. He said that your freedom to say or do what you want to depends on how insignificant you are. Think about that for a second. If you are insignificant and don't matter, and you aren't bothering those in power who don't want to be bothered, you have the freedom to do what you want. If you grow an audience that listens to you, you only have an illusion of freedom and you can no longer say or do what you want without consequences.

Any business is run under the same illusion. If it's not bothering those in power, they let it be. If it becomes powerful itself or starts pointing to the wrongdoings of others, action is taken to stop it or minimize its influence.   

It's much easier to refer to that law if you are dealing with companies and businesses registered and regulated by the German authorities or at least if they operate within the EU. I don't think it applies internationally. In this case, Coinkite is from Canada, and they are subject to whatever the law states for Canadian businesses. This is my personal opinion, but it doesn't mean that I am right.

The last paragraph on that image is the most important one. Although Coinkite might be deleting the data just like they say they do, their partners and 3rd-parties do things differently and probably don't take such actions. It's also worth asking how much of their work and processes is Coinkite outsourcing to 3rd-parties? Remember the Trezor hack from not that long ago. It was caused by Trezor outsourcing their customer support platform to an outside party, which then got hacked, leaking the data that it kept.

Ledger Live does have coin control, but it isn't done in a good and user-friendly way. In Electrum, you can simply go to the 'Coins' tab and select one or more coins to spend from. In Ledger Live, you can't select individual UTXOs in that way. When you activate the coin control feature, you see a list of all UTXOs associated to that bitcoin wallet. They are all pre-selected by default. You have to manually untick those you don't want to use and leave a tick for those you want. It isn't that big of a problem if you have a small number of coins, but imagine a wallet with 50 or 100 different UTXOs.

That's how it was when I last tested LL's coin control feature. I haven't updated the software in a long time, I can't rule out that they made this feature better in the meantime.

I am not from the US, so I don't know anything about the regulations regarding mining bitcoin for private entities. But I am pretty sure that it's your responsibility to report to the IRS any income that you receive or generate. Bitcoin falls into one such category that you have to report. If you don't do it, maybe nothing will happen and nobody will find out. It's like failing to report any other taxes. Maybe the IRS won't notice or maybe they will and you will be facing penalties and possibly jail time.

One miner could go unnoticed. Having your whole basement equipped with ASICs will probably raise some alarms about what you are spending your electricity on and why your bills are so high. You could get raided if the authorities mistaken your home for a marihuana lab.   

You are living in imaginationland where you pull the strings deciding who does what for you and how. In the real world, things work a bit differently. In the real world, you were offered the money that you are owed, but you turned it down. You still do it even today. In your imagination, someone giving you what you are owed is a scammer because they are not dancing to the music you like to play.

No, he doesn't have to do anything! You do with your money as you please. All he has to do is to return it to you, which remains an impossible task because of your reluctance to accept it.