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I did use them at some point. The UI/UX was just terrible, but aside from that, I never had any issues with them. Even KYC was not required IIRC (for certain limits).
But now with the sanctions mentioned above, I don't think there are many services that still support them. I know AliExpress stopped doing so (not sure of the reason) so it would probably be best to try and find a WMZ -> BTC exchange (or individual to deal with) first.
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That's a very nice-looking site I must say. A few things I noticed though:
As mentioned above, I'm also not sure if these numbers are real or if these are real data you're retrieving. If they are, then It doesn't look like the site is functional. For example, It says there are 138 Python jobs, but when browsing, you only get a few.
You should also consider adding filters for salary, job position, full-time/part-time, skills required, etc. Tags are not enough. It's currently impossible to look for Python jobs that are part-time.
Something else that would be nice to have, is alerts, to notify users via email or telegram whenever there's a new job offering that meets their skillset or preferences.
I'm also curious, where are you retrieving this information from? directly from the source, or is it from some other sites like Indeed and Glassdoor?
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Hi everyone, I've got my Coinbase Wallet set up now. To transfer BTC from KuCoin into it has a 0.0005BTC fee which definitely makes a dent in my holdings.
My question is, say I want to move half of it back to KuCoin to sell in the future, will the charge again be 0.0005BTC? I can't seem to find this info for Coinbase Wallet.
Some wallets allow you to customize fees (sats per byte). I can't remember if Coinbase wallet allows you to do that but if they do, you can check mempool when choosing the fees: https://mempool.space/Or you could just use the priority option (low, medium, high). But either way, the fees will be much less and would depend on the transaction size as well as how congested the network is. Coinbase wallet won't take any extra fees (unlike centralized exchanges). |
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No, it's impossible for them to know that they were created from the same wallet/by the same person unless you spend these funds.
So if you were to receive 0.5 BTC to address A, and another 0.5 BTC to address B and then you decide to send 1 BTC to someone else, for example, both addresses will show in block explorers.
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Where does it state fedex exactly? can't find it.
See the first link -> Select 'North America' -> Scroll down to the U.S (the third column in the screenshot is for the FedEx delivery). |
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For delivery, they use both DHL and FedEX for the U.S as mentioned here: https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/4403013285137-How-long-will-it-take-for-my-order-to-reach-me-?support=trueThey do use COLISSIMO still, but not for the U.S.  As for your second question: WILL I NEED TO SIGN A RECEIPT WHEN MY ORDER IS DELIVERED?
Yes, by default both the standard and express delivery methods will require you to sign a receipt when the product is delivered to your door.
What if I do not wish to sign a receipt?
You can contact the carrier to cancel a signature required.
In this case, please note that carriers won’t accept claims in the event of the product being delivered to the wrong person/address or left at your door.
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و لماذا تعتبر أن هذه هي فرصتك الأخيرة لاثبات نفسك؟ ان كنت حقا تريد مساعدة الأعضاء الاخرين في المنتدى، فيمكنك القيام بذلك حتى مع الثقة السلبية و من دون أن يقرضك أو يتبرع لك أي عضو. على أي حال اخي، الظاهر هنا هو أنك لست مهتما بالمنتدى و لا بحسابك ، و الى كنت قد أخذت النصائح المعطاة لك في موضوع سابق بجدية[1] [1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5450574.0 |
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المنصة و من دون شك منصة نصابة يجب الابتعاد عنها[1] ان كنت تريد التداول، فهنالك منصات اخرى ذات ذات سمعة جيدة، و ان كانت العملة التي تريد بيعها أو شراءها متوفرة في منصة يوبيت فقط، فهنالك فرصة كبيرة أن هذه الاخيرة هي أيضا عملة نصابة. [1] https://www.trustpilot.com/review/yobit.net |
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link please? I still have some trust wallets that have about $1xxx in balance. Is it a kind of physical attacks or is it a defect inside the wallet code. I am active these days and I have not heard such news.   -snip- There is a new multi-coin that you may want to look into: Unstoppable.money. I have been testing it for the last few days, and I don't have any complaints. The wallet is completely open source[1], the only downside right now is that it doesn't support Dapps so if that's what you're into, this may not be for you. [1] https://github.com/horizontalsystems |
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If you want Bitcoin-only news: BitcoinMagazine.com (or their twitter). For all crypto-related news and events then there's /r/CryptoCurrency (maybe you can check once a day or so). And if you want to know about the news as soon as they're published, then you can take a look at my telegram channel (still under development): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5445015.0;topicseen |
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Mexc is still working without KYC and you can easily buy sell deposit and withdraw. i have also one question here.
Can we buy Usdt or btc in Cex through Credit card without Kyc?
Not really, no. You might find some unregulated platforms, but it's probably best to stay away from them. An alternative would be to just trade with other individuals using bank transfer, or maybe you could order a Wise or Revolut since that's widely used. |
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What happens to your old wallet when you reconstitute your private keys on a new cold wallet? I'd like to move over to a bitcoin only wallet. I'd add a passphrase to the new wallet for an additional layer of protection.
Nothing would happen to the old wallet since you would be using the same private key, but you shouldn't do that. Instead, sweep the private keys instead of importing them. You wouldn't want to risk importing a private key/seed that might have been compromised to a cold wallet. Which cold wallet are you going to use? |
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You should've paid higher fees. I have sent the first transaction to ViaBTC accelerator so it shouldn't take long until it's confirmed.
As for the second one, then I couldn't submit it. The parent transaction needs to get confirmed first.
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Simply put, I need an LN payment to be made for every sale by an affiliate. Eg you integrate the link with ref. code of my store on your site and if you automatically generate a sale you instantly receive the due percentage. How to automate this without using LNURL?
Right so basically you want to send LN payments from your wallet and not accept payments? If so, then: You could ask them to provide a lightning address[1] (looks like an email) during the registration process and then you can use the ZBD API[2] to send them payments. [1] https://lightningaddress.com/[2] https://documentation.zebedee.io/docs/pay-to-lnaddress/ |
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Have you looked into this list?[1]. Although I'm not sure I understand exactly what you're trying to achieve here, there are plenty of non-KYC/noncustodial options that should help you automate whatever process you have. [1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5444578.0 |
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1. Yes you can do that. Make sure to select BIP39 when importing the seed.
2. Only if the devices you used to generate the wallet are.
3. Like if they were to suspend their services? Yes. Your funds will be just fine.
Keep in mind that trustwallet is a closed source wallet. There's no way to know for sure what's happening behind the scenes.
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Obviously not the most important feature but have you thought about notifying users when they're tagged by "@OP" on their own topics? Would that be difficult to implement?
I would need to know which posts are the OP to do that. -snip- Is this still difficult to achieve even with ninjastic's API? If it's possible, then I was thinking about if you could add mentions whenever a user's topic/post gets mentioned. So if I post this link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5248878.0 You would get a notification. |
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Thanks for your take! but may i ask why you think if i only allowed the 'face-to-face' trades it will be a waste of time? i am just trying to understand the market & try my best to avoid any potential failure before happening.
i think implementing only this option will make my development much easier & if i can do the marketing right it might see the light.
I just don't think there's that much demand for that market due to the risks involved, not enough to make this a profitable business for you anyway. But if you're going to add other payment methods (including gift cards) then, sure, adding face-to-face wouldn't hurt obviously. |
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This just appeared in my feed[1]. I looked around but couldn't find much about the exchange, except for a couple of posts here on bitcointalk from whom I'm guessing is the owner of the site. I can see that the site has a few buying/selling offers and I wanted to know if anyone here tested them and could give us his review on it. [1] https://twitter.com/kt10_official/status/1651557614600482816 |
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