It led to a blank index page: Screenshot

Isa tlga ito sa mga dahilan kung bakit hindi sila nagkaroon ng pagkakataon para kumuha ng mga required licenses sa bansa natin ^{[sa tingin ko connected ito sa ilan sa mga local exchanges natin]}.

Bukod dyan, naalala ko nagkaroon pa ng mga job openings for Filipino applicants sa bansa natin...

Sa ngayon, hindi sila makakapag apply ^{[the same goes for other exchanges na gustong kumuha ng mga required licenses sa bansa natin]}:

• EMI license ^{[December 2024]}
• VASP license ^{[September 2025]}

Sa mga gustong umorder ng Terzor Safe 3, mukhang avialable na ito sa ilan sa mga official resellers ng mga katabing bansa natin, so hopefully tayo na ang susunod pero kung hindi kayo makakapag hintay, napansin ko yung ibang official resellers may international shipping din ^{[excluded nga lang ang mga import duties at I prefer not to vouch (DYOR)]}.

It'd be better if you could add a daily/weekly/monthly toggle button above or under the line graph ^{[it'll come in handy when there's more data]}.

Regarding the downtime activity section, does it also record the length, or it's limited to only showing the status codes when Bitcointalk is down?

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I thought ^{[and also hoped]} you managed to improve the original design of the jig in a way that the protruded part would slide in and out of the crevices ^{[or rather sections]} and the squarish opening.

Thank you for the clarification

Yes, it's available on all of their devices

You're very welcome, but somehow I missed the first rating system and assumed the rating system that appeared upon clicking the submit your review button, was the only way to leave a rating ^{[my bad (sorry)]}.

• Speaking of ratings, I think it would've been better if non-registered users couldn't influence these ratings in any manner.

I was referring to the one I included in the above screenshots ^[Changelly]... The search field on the "Scam Accusations" sub-board of this forum is a good starting point.

Did you alter the STL file from your end ^{[specifically referring to the jig itself (apart from your name)]}? I remember thoroughly checking the STL files when @n0nce created this thread, but AFAICR the squarish opening on the jig didn't open and close ^{[the only way to reposition it was by lifting it first]}.

@Lapinkulta76
I noticed "one of your listings" has a rating without a review but AFAICS, the only way for us to leave a rating is by leaving a review as well so there might be conflicting parts in the back-end that allow users to bypass this restriction.

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BTW, I couldn't find any information about featured listings on your platform, but it appears there are a few of these listings already... Can you share more details about this feature?
^{- I'm asking this because one of the "platforms" that's quite known for its selective scams is on that list and when someone hovers their mouse pointer over the green checkmark, it says "trusted site"!}

AFAIK, parte tayo ng mga plano nila noon, pero biglang nag impose ng moratorium ang BSP sa pag bigay ng mga licenses ^{[VASP and EMI]} sa exchanges, so sa madaling salita hindi sila nagkaroon ng pagkakataon na mag comply mabuti sa mga requirements ng gobyerno natin ^{[unfortunately]}.

The last time I checked, it didn't have a feature to prove ownership of addresses directly on the wallet... I'm wondering if that's still the case.

Considering that they haven't made any changes to its "repository" in the past 7 months, I think it's safe to say X1 would be following in NGrave's footsteps ^{[unfortunately]}.

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To those who might be interested, there are still roughly 3 months left till the end of the event:

• Quote from: https://blog.safepal.com/safepal-launches-limited-edition-usdc-hardware-wallet-with-unique-perks/
  Event Duration
  24th Jan 10 AM UTC – 30th June 10 AM UTC 2024

That's the jig part... Apart from holding the washer in place, it helps with the spacing and alignment while also providing some protection against hammering our fingers.

No, you only need one to stamp on all of them.

There aren't any moving parts on the jig to open/close that opening.

Despite having a GitHub link in the footer area of their website, their wallet isn't open-source ^{[I already checked all of the repositories]}!
^{- They're not the first wallet provider to lie about their true nature!}

Yes, it does: Bitcoin (BTC) Wallet

Indeed, they are... I just finished listening to a podcast ^{[from Ben (one of their team members)]} regarding the former, but I'm still not sure if this is "really" going to be different from other stablecoins that can be frozen in our wallets.

You're very welcome

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Somehow, I forgot to mention that SafePal also added support for Taproot addresses back in December of last year ^{[credit goes to @taufik123 for this post]}.
^{- A walk-through from SafePal.}

The encoding part is easier than it looks ^{[you can significantly improve the situation with the help of a cheap rotary tool and a couple of clamps]}.

I think it's safe to say that none of us would "only" use this method for our backup ^{[it should be combined with other backup methods]}.

Save $20 more to get the Trezor Safe 3 instead ^{[Model One will be discontinued soon (a year has passed without releasing a firmware update)]}.

I prefer the embedded videos to be from a platform that doesn't force users to view an ad or two ^{[YouTube (e.g. standard videos) is a perfect example of a platform that should be avoided]}.

I'm not sure if the length of the embedded videos can put significant stress on the resources of this forum or not ^{[especially since they're hosted somewhere else]}, but I think a maximum of three minutes would be more than enough for covering a lot of things.

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IIRC, there were security risks with embedding such things, so I'm wondering what changed.

The latter part is quite confusing for me...

As others have mentioned, there's no such thing as a physical Bitcoin, but the different Bitcoin-related collectible coins you're referring to will always have a different value ^{[each design has its unique value as well]}.

It's worth noting that some people buy/sell unfunded collectible coins!

You have a point, but we can mitigate this problem by purchasing from manufacturers that sell unfunded DIY collectible coins.

It's more affordable than other building materials, but it can also contribute to spreading the fire fast ^{[no matter how flawless our setups appear, we shouldn't rule it out (unfortunately)]}...

• e.g. The wood frame that's supposed to act as a divider between the hot and cold sides with the help of the somewhat combustible insulation board, scares me ^{[especially since it's next to the mining rack]}.

It has or rather had something to do with "Imgur's imposed limits on IPs" and to put a stop to this recurring issue ^{[at the time]}, "theymos decided to also put a limit" on Imgur's embedded images.
^{- It's worth mentioning that you can post direct Imgur links without any issues.}

Alternatively, you can show them the "archived link" instead.

Use another image hosting to reupload/repost them: e.g. TalkImg.com - Image hosting for BitcoinTalk

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BTW, I quickly went through some of the images and honestly, I have mixed feelings about wooden structures ^{[will take a better look when you reupload them]}.