A wallet that gives you control over your private keys. If you don't have can't afford a hardware wallet, use Electrum or bitcoin core.

It depends what do you mean by making it legal, to be honest. If it means regulations that will make it centralized, then I don't think we need that.

But to answer your question in general, I believe It's simply because of the nature of bitcoin and how it's against everything the banking system stands for and governments don't want something they can't control.

Bitcoin is connected to everything else. If it drops, everything else does so you shouldn't take it as if the coin is dying or anything.

Also, If you check coinmarketcap and check the BTC price, you'll see that it only dropped 3% compared to USD where it dropped above 6%.

The section is very hard to browse currently even after making the Invites & accounts subsection. I think another subsection should be made "Gift cards & Coupons" (and maybe Keys too). It should include gift card sales, software keys (Microsoft, Adobe etc.) and coupons (like Bitmain) etc. While the current section should be left for Templates, courses, tools, Boosting services, hosting, domain names etc.

There are some services already accepting it like Bitrefill and TorGuard even though developers of LND are saying that we shouldn't use it on the main net yet.

So my question, When should we expect to see LN stable release? ? I know that we already have wallets right now but since the user experience is not the main focus, they're not that easy to use.

The question that you should ask yourself is why are you going to use these? Is it because of the fancy name? "anonymous coin"? or It's actually because you want to be untraceable for real.

If the latter, then I suggest going with Monero as It's the best and a proof of that is that It's the most coin in the darknet after bitcoin. If It's just for investment purposes though, I wouldn't suggest that because regardless of much It will grow, it won't be as much as bitcoin as most of the people believe in bitcoin because the development is more active and more used etc.

So, not everyone is looking for anonymous coins so therefore there won't be much demand as one might expect. Besides that, bitcoin is growing and more proposals are being made to make it more anonymous so that could make the other coins pretty much obsolete.

Do you have any plans for building an API? I was thinking about something when a user could send an address, and a result will be re-sent to him on whether that address has funds in a forked chain or not.

A new thread was made and posted above but that doesn't change the fact that this looks like an exit scam. They didn't manage to deliver half of the things they promised sadly. Tokens are pretty much useless because If the cards are only available in one country, basically the holders won't get as much as expected.

I think you're better off building a website where people could submit their bounties etc. because you won't be able to keep up this way, bounties are being made daily and It could become hard to keep track of everything through that section in bitcointalk.

I keep seeing everyone talking about this update and how It's going to push the price to new heights etc. because It's going to have POS, new features etc. But the question is when? did the developers manage to set a date for this fork yet? It seem to be all talk at this point.

It's just a proposal, as far as I know, It has not been implemented yet. I don't think It's possible to tell the numbers before It's up and running because it depends on how many people are doing it from my understanding.

CT is something that is currently being built for Bitcoin I believe where only the receiver and the sender could see the amount being transacted.

For now, If you're going to accept Bitcoin from multiple customers then I'm going to assume you'll be using a payment processor. In that case, they'll do all the work for you and generate a new address for each customer like said above.

If you want to add another layer of security, you could use mixers like ChipMixer where you're basically given private keys to import so there is no way to tell who used them.

I wouldn't bother creating a new coin, to be honest, If you're thinking that people would use your coin just because of such a feature, then It's not going to happen. Crypto is about transparency.

It sure looks like considering that the website is nowhere to find but at the same time, I don't understand how that would work for him. People will do research and clearly discourage investing there.

It's launched but still the beta phase. I'm no longer optimistic about this project, to be honest. The website is very basic and looks like something any decent developer would be able to do. It's simply getting the data from CoinMarketCap when you type the name of the coin and can't even load anything more than one page. Relying on third-party services was not the plan. I don't think this could compete with Bing, let alone Google.

Bloxy seems the best but apparently, you'll have to make a request to have access. Is it that easy to get If let's say I'm building something for myself only? also, are there any fees?

I believe that the coins listed at Hitbtc are not the real ones, they're IOU/Futures. Kraken is not the only reputable exchange the coin is listed on though, you have Gatecoin.io, Bitfinex, UEX which by the way hold most of the trading volume.

They're probably having issues when it comes to the marketing, being listed on exchanges and anything that involves money because of the lawsuit they're dealing with.

If you don't have any programming knowledge, you probably shouldn't do it because you would be risking people funds. I couldn't find any guides but there is Electrum dash, ltc, verge, bch I believe so If your coin is foroked from any of these, you should check the source code, that should give you an idea on where to start.

You clearly misunderstood me. I'm clearly saying that everyone is free to do whatever he wants in the first line of the post. I'm not claiming that I know which coins are going to the moon, I'm just saying, that coins with no proper roadmap and an unprofessional team will go nowhere, so maybe you should do research about the coins you invested in instead of investing where there is hype etc.

MyCrypto is basically the new version of Myetherwallet for those who don't know. I have found an article on their blog that says that I should simply download their desktop wallet.

Is that something similar to Electrum? Like, do they have their own servers running. If yes, how could I run my own and connect my wallet to it? something like a full node or ElectrumX.

It's simply how the system is built. The delays before being able to spend your money are meant to be there because of the seller/buyer protection they have. And as for the fees, they're that high because there are multiple parties involved and not just the sender and receiver like in Bitcoin. The traditional payment methods have to either adapt with cryptocurrencies or be left behind.