Actually it's not the first pump that maybe started with a fake dump (or got triggered by a real dump?)

Well, this works only if one passes KYC, so the government knows about his funds. And this leads sooner or later to some taxes (especially when they will sell crypto).
Nothing unusual, in theory at least, since people are supposed to pay taxes on the income from their investments (in some countries may be even for their possessions, but I don't know how is it in China).

1. How to solve? Add fake ratings? Is that the best solution?
2. The Google play ratings worth nothing. One late example is the apps used by teachers for online courses getting bad reviews from the kids for the sole purpose to avoid making the classes. Gmail addresses are for free, remember?
3. Although Ledger and Trezor wallets are good, at least the Ledger application... has some room for improvement (I don't know about Trezor). But that's not a problem since there are enough good established wallets that work fine with both Trezor and Ledger hardware.

I didn't read those reviews since I only use Ledger Live for installing apps and updates. The reviews about the apps may be legit, but I don't think that 1* reflects reality, hence my point 1.
Again, the actual hardware wallet is good.

I don't know. My guess was Asset Detail, on the same page, since it has

"depositTip": "Delisted, Deposit Suspended" //reason

You can see a couple of posts earlier.

But it's just a guess. Some input from these guys is needed if we want to get somewhere.

Am corectat inainte sa postezi 
E sambata, nu mi-am baut cafeaua, iarta-ma

(I'll keep it Romanian here, sorry @fillippone)
Eventual o sa stim mai multe dupa 15 iunie, dupa ce se deschid mall-urile. Ca pe langa ca sunt putine BTM-uri in tara, mai sunt si majoritatea in mall-uri.


Edit: sau s-au deschis si nu stiu eu?!

When I've used such a program, years ago, on a proper old-fashion HDD, it seemed to do what it said: made the data unrecoverable. At least from my tests back then it was so.
However, in SSD era, all this doesn't matter anymore.

Then indeed the overwrite method may not work.
So: either new wallets and account settings (maybe it's time for a hardware wallet too), either new SSD.

I think that they need something like

    "depositTipStatus": false,
    "depositTipEn": null,
    "depositTipCn": null,

(source: https://web.archive.org/web/20181031060538/https://www.binance.com/assetWithdraw/getAllAsset.html )

Of course, it would be of use to find out what these guys really want, but all they say (for now) is that a certain web page doesn't work. (Interesting enough at some point it worked for me.)

Yep, this works, but it doesn't tell if a wallet is in maintenance or not, which is what these guys seem to need.

There are programs that overwrite your harddisk with random data, cluster by cluster. I've needed one long ago for Windows, I don't know what you use, but I'm sure a search will help you out. That should be pretty safe.

Another idea would be to make on the new laptop completely new wallets for the crypto you've used and transfer your coins to the new wallets. Of course, you'll also need to change the passwords and 2FA for all the accounts if you are this paranoid.  But I think that proper full overwrite should do.

Well pointed out. Everybody talks about vaccines like they'd be the holy grail. No.
Medicines that help the body fight this, ameliorate symptoms, help recovery may be easier to get discovered and approved. Yes, most probably they are not as profitable as vaccines...

As long as you re-create from the master public key, you are doing it correctly.
Your [2] looks very good to me.

Also if you want to just check the balances, a very easy approach is on your phone, at least if it's Android.
Install Mycelium, plug in the Ledger to have your wallet in, then you'll have the option to check the balance whenever you want without the hardware wallet on your phone. Of course, you'll be able to spend only with the Ledger connected again.

Time and possibly resources too.



I also didn't do this, but there could be a way without full node (so less resources on OP side) : use Electrum wallet (I found this, but I don't know whether it works) or maybe do what Electrum does and work directly with ElectrumX servers (blockchain.address.subscribe looks very promising)

However, if these notifications won't work you may need your own server  (hence resources)

It depends by what you mean "have a future".

Bitcoin has shown us that the more the mining actually costs (for industrial miners) the more the coin will be valuated on the free market (usually). And that's quite normal, since the miners are expected to be the big sellers.

Of course, a coin can be considered pretty successful (have a future) without being super expensive. The blockchain is stable, there are services built around the coin and so on.

Unfortunately there are 2 problems here:
1. In most people's mind success means money and this pretty much rules out CPU coins.
2. CPU coins have "low power" blockchains, meaning that there's always a risk that a script kiddie with a botnet behind himself may be able to ruin it.

94 - NeuroticFish

Indeed getAllAsset.html seems not to be working anymore.
I think that you may have to use https://github.com/binance-exchange/binance-official-api-docs/blob/master/wapi-api.md#asset-detail-user_data, but that'll need your user signature, as described https://github.com/binance-exchange/binance-official-api-docs/blob/master/wapi-api.md#signed-trade-and-user_data-endpoint-security

I may give it a try in the near future, if nobody else posts a solution.

I'm somewhat disappointed that the other designs have dropped Satoshi's quote, but maybe it'll come back in a nicer design.
From the new batch the most I like t2.png. It's not perfect, but I like the idea and the comparison.

Eu cred ca (tot timpul) mai exista o varianta sa obtii (nu chiar cumperi) Bitcoin/crypto fara KYC: oferi servicii. Si nu ma refer la obisnuitele traduceri si semnaturi.

Uite, de exemplu era intr-o vreme un serviciu (si poate mai este) de plata a facturilor. Eu l-am incercat si mergea, doar ca punea un adaos generos pentru serviciul sau, doar pentru ca l-a facut printr-o pagina de web.
Banuiesc ca asemenea servicii (direct prin intermediul forumului sau nu) e o metoda facila sa obtii crypto. Adica cineva te contacteaza pe privat, iti trimite o poza cu codul de bare si o suma in crypto si tu faci plata la un zebra pay (sau ce o fi aproape de tine) cu cash.

Adica in afara de mici "afaceri"/"trocuri" de genul asta, mai devreme sau mai tarziu o sa fie nevoie de KYC, fiind operatiuni financiare. Clar, si asta va fi asa doar pentru o vreme, apoi va fi ca la casele de schimb valutar: unele mai cer un buletin, altele mai uita sau pun buletineul cine stie cui, ca nu verifica nimeni...

Sorry to say, I don't like it. The Satoshi quote is cool, but the image with the thinking/unconvinced person and those paths/thoughts I don't like.
Maybe I'm old fashioned, but money or payments may go better. I mean, since we don't care to convince them, we don't pay attention to the direction of their thought, we just presenting what we have: "A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System"(^TM)