There are always risks. Of course, on a new laptop they should be smaller. (Keep in mind that anything that goes online faces the risk to get hacked.)
However, if you will have 2 laptops, it would be safer to use one of them as cold storage until the transaction is made.

But I would not buy a new laptop only for this, especially if you already exposed that private key (since you tried to sweep it once).

They've lost the credibility and I tend to believe those "issues" were not added there by mistake. It was just one of the most visible of their actions (after the KYC though). So I'm not surprised they may have other surprises here and there...

It's too expensive (and useless) to use Bitcoin in logistics. But Bitcoin will remain "the thing" that opened world's eyes about the power of blockchain.
Depending of various companies' needs, blockchains are starting to get used in logistics, but it's not the same blockchains you'll see here as support for various coins.

And their supporters were warned. Again, and again, and so on ...
But no, we don't understand... that all they care about is money, no matter what.

Will the new announcement from Chainanalysis make people move their funds from Dash and ZCash to Monero? Any guesses?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5254231
https://blog.chainalysis.com/reports/introducing-chainalysis-investigation-compliance-support-dash-zcash

Either burn a live Linux onto a stick and boot from it (Tails OS also has Electrum on it, some trust it, some not, just beware that usually the info from there is not persistent = it's lost at booting),
either clean your system by burning or putting onto a stick an antivirus iso (Kaspersky or any other antivirus producer you prefer), booting from it and put it to work.

It looks like it's not a joke.



It's interesting the way they are calling them



I won't add anything since some could call me "mean", "misinformed" and so on. These coins' advertising worked well until now, but I see they may have quite a problem now...  


For more info:
https://blog.chainalysis.com/reports/introducing-chainalysis-investigation-compliance-support-dash-zcash
https://twitter.com/chainalysis/status/1270004768220557313

I cannot tell how blockchain.com works, but I can give you alternative.

First of all check the expected bitcoin address (of the paper wallet) in a block explorer like https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/HERE_COMES_THE_ADDRESS and see if you have the expected funds.
Second, you can download Electrum from and only from https://electrum.org/#download (it would be good to also check the signature, there are tutorials on this forum), and there, on the "create new wallet" page you choose "import bitcoin addresses or private keys", press next then there type p2pkh: and paste your paper wallet's private key.

Electrum will create a wallet for you from that paper wallet and you can send the funds wherever you want.

Of course it's expected you do this on a computer without malware. I'd start with checking that first.

Pai ... da si nu. Trebuie sa mearga si gmail, dar si altii. Folosesc uzual (nu ma intreba de ce) vreo 15-20 de adrese de mail la diferiti provideri. Unii sunt pe gmail. Mai am gmx, ms si inca vreo cativa.
IMAP-ul de la gmail nici nu pare chiar atat de pretentios fata de altii 
As putea renunta la majoritatea mailurilor de pe gmail, dar nu de pe o zi pe alta. Dar problema nu e doar acolo.

De la clienti care nu recunosc erori banale de la server la aranjarea in pagina, la vizibilitatea (sau nu) corecta a folderelor din inbox, la alegerea on-the-fly a contului (sau sub-contului) de pe care trimit mailul... Na, sunt destul de pretentios...

Being advertised even on this forum as a privacy oriented browser... allow me to disagree on this. (at least until this last straw / change)
I tend to believe that it's not only those pennies that were seen as attractive, especially after they started asking for KYC.
(However, now I don't see another alternative than Firefox.)


I've lost contact with Firefox long before ad blockers were made for Firefox. And it was not the only thing I liked more on Chromium. Even now the rendering (from load up to the look and feel, even for the same fonts) is better on Chromium. And I also tend to believe that an in-built ad blocker should be better, smoother, faster. So yeah, surprisingly.

About javascript, yes it does: https://www.reddit.com/r/brave_browser/comments/9j1rgw/block_scripts/e6onpx6/
And of course, you can make per-website settings too in both directions.

You are assuming that Brave user base is only made of people who want a few tokens. You are wrong.
I was using it because of its in built adblocker and because I was already used with Chromium.
One of the first things I've switched off was the token advertising part.
Maybe I was rather new there, but I am sure that others had similar reasons.

Of course, I am going for Firefox now.

Actually right now the trend is neither bullish nor bearish. So you have 50% chance to be correct with the general short-term trend in your chart (basically because anything can happen).

Retractez. Dupa faza pe care au facut-o recent cu url-urile Binance, imi bag picioarele in el Brave si am trecut pe Firefox cu uBlock origin.
Si am observat ca se si descurca mai bine pe Android cu Bitwarden, ca e plugin.


Mai am nevoie de un client bun de mail pe Android. Ce am incercat pana acum e de toata jena fata de clientul de gmail. Dar mai sap cand am timp...

Would you please be so kind and [lock topic]? See bottom-left of the page.

Since your problem is solved future answers are useless and many just don't read that you are done and they'll keep posting.

If this is the token you are talking about ( https://www.worldcoinindex.com/coin/aave ) you will see a list of exchanges trading it.
But beware, at most exchanges you may be under the minimum withdraw amount (I think that at Binance you may be able to withdraw though, but that'll be close to the minimum limit too).

I've seen again people telling the bull run is starting.
https://mobile.twitter.com/100trillionUSD/status/1267214325661433856
I'm not convinced it's meaningful or just babble.

If so, the lack of downward movement would maybe make sense.

ChipMixer is full again, although there's no new lucky participant.

I did like its speed and in-built ad blocker.
I did hate the fact its sync doesn't work and I was almost getting back to Chrome (actually I did get back on my phone).


I am coming from Chrome, so Brave is not worse   at least not yet.
But most probably I'll give another chance to Firefox, although I stopped liking it after it has disappointed me many many years ago.


Edit: Yup, I'm going for Firefox again. Bye-bye Brave.

Yep, the wonderful privacy browser even myself started using it, have done it again.
When you want to go to binance.us, Brave redirects you to a REF LINK: binance[.]us/en?ref=35089877
And it's not the only site where it uses ref links:



See more (and cry) :
https://twitter.com/fluffypony/status/1269286972805255169
https://twitter.com/cryptonator1337/status/1269201480105578496

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Just to make it clear, I didn't find this myself, I've seen the info in the linked tweets.

It's not the first campaign I see my name in, like this.
Glad to see they're nuked now, at least the campaign manager did react pretty fast after this was uncovered.