Thread ini untuk mendaftar proyek yang sekiranya bakal melakukan airdrop lewat partisipasi tesnet kah? Atau sekedar ANN untuk berbagai macam proyek yang punya testnet? Kalau berkaitan dengan yang pertama, bisa juga diposting di therad Q&A bounty kalau agan tidak ingin tenggelam. Asal rajin diupdate saja.

Ane lihat sekilas sepertinya yang ane maksud dekat dengan apa yang dilakukan oleh software dari Asus itu om. Jadinya file" untuk loading game atau aplikasi disideload ke RAM semua. Dari pengalaman ane kalau loading game dari HDD/SSD misalnya itu file yang dibutuhkan tidak sampai dicache di RAM, hanya ketika banyak apps yang berjalan sebagian apps tersebut dicache di RAM (atau yang sering dibuka). Atau mungkin ane yang salah paham kali ya?

Meminta izin untuk mengakses file itu bisa dibilang wajar khususnya kalau aplikasi yang agan pake memang berkaitan dengan izin tersebut. Dengan kata lain agan bisa melacak apakah aplikasi itu memang nakal atau tidak. Misalnya aplikasi untuk mengedit foto malah meminta izin mengelola telepon dan membaca sms, sebaiknya dihindari, dst. Agan juga masih punya opsi untuk menghapus izin tersebut kalau agan tidak menggunakan aplikasi itu lagi. Tentu saja kalau kaitannya dengan kripto atau data sensitif lain, opsi terbaik ya menghindari aplikasi yang closed source dan sudah diverifikasi publik kalau mereka tidak mengakses/mengirim data yang aneh-aneh, plus bisa agan build sendiri. Termasuk aplikasi keyboard ini. CMIIW.

Error yang kayak gimana yang agan maksud? Ga bisa loading sama sekali atau muncul pesan lainnya? Sejauh yang ane tahu Kominfo tidak melakukan blokir explorer dan hanya exchange saja. Ane sendiri lebih sering menggunakan mempool.space untuk memeriksa transaksi ane gan, dan ga ada problem meski ane ga menggunakan VPN atau DNS tertentu.

Kalau ini bisa saja transaksi agan belum kebroadcast ke nodenya Blockchair. Wajar kok kalau ada jeda beberapa menit pasca agan bikin transaksi, kecuali not foundnya berjam-jam bisa aja malah gagal kebroadcast.

Apakah ada kejelasan baterai dari Keystone 3 ini bisa diganti atau tidak om? Ane baca sekilas sepertinya tertanam layaknya hardware wallet lainnya. Agak sanksi kalau mau beli mengingat rata-rata cerita dari yang punya HW berbaterai tidak tahan lama dan ujungnya menggunakan HW-nya layaknya HW biasa tanpa baterai. Nano X ane sendiri udah ada gejala baterai lemah, walau memang sepertinya Nano X baterainya berkualitas rendah sih.

If you're a trader with small capital and only use one or two exchanges, I don't think using tools like that is going to help you that much. It is also risky as mentioned above, not to mention there are other open-source bots if what you're looking for is a simple automation tool. Just remember that using a tool, which most of the time requires you to buy some packages will not magically help you increase your profits.

Low liquidity aside, most instant swap services that I know of would support multiple blockchains (coins) since it is necessary if you want to attract interest from users. I doubt a majority of users would be okay with trading wrapped tokens on the BNB chain since it can inconvenience them if they plan to trade on other exchanges.

I'm not familiar with any of the services you listed, but I second the suggestion to avoid them if all they offer is trading-wrapped tokens. I used Changelly and Changehero in the past, although their KYC is probably the biggest con if you want to protect your privacy.

Try looking around for GPU renting services if you can't mine with it. I recall some users sharing how they make some money by renting their GPU for decentralized computing services. It should offer you better results compared to cloud mining especially if you have some GPU laying around. Cloud mining is only profitable for the business while the user only gets a very small profit most of the time (or scams, as mentioned above). CMIIW.

What do you mean by blocked? As far as I can remember, you can export your private key using their web wallet service[1]. Did you use their custodial service or their web wallet? You can try exporting your key and using other wallets to move your Bitcoin if it is the latter. CMIIW.

You can try making a post on social media if you still want to hire some lawyers.

[1] https://support.blockchain.com/hc/en-us/articles/9042429259420-Can-I-get-the-private-key-for-my-Blockchain-com-Account-

I'd say way better. If you argue that mining centralization is a big issue then other blockchains have other forms of centralization that might affect the network more than some miners mining in one pool IMO. For example, developers belong to one organization that needs to follow regulations where they live, new miners/node need to be approved by some people before they can start participating in the network, and so on. In my opinion, the chance that your transaction is blocked in such a blockchain is way higher than if you use Bitcoin, even if mining power is concentrated on one or two pools. CMIIW.

Assuming you can be trusted and everything is verifiable, why would anyone choose to use it compared to simply saving on their own? The risk is greater with arguably little benefits. Insurance coverage is questionable and it would be difficult for them to claim if their location doesn't have regulations related to crypto insurance or something similar. Not to mention the current insurance provided by exchanges and so on fail to provide any guarantee that the user will receive their money back if something terrible happened. I don't think you'll find success with this business.

For trading, stability is probably one of its benefits. If a trader uses multiple platforms, a stablecoin can also help them transfer funds easily without losing too much purchasing power assuming everything is done correctly. Obviously, this benefit doesn't outweigh the risk of being locked out or wiped by the controller of the smart contract (which is also present in the Paypal stablecoin, afaik). For Paypal though, it is one of the easier ways to appeal to crypto users and allows its regular customers to enjoy faster transaction speed while at the same time having more control over it. CMIIW.

Maybe I misunderstand what you said here, but wouldn't you achieve the same thing if you just buy on the spot market (buy Matic at 0.7, price moves to 0.5, then pump to 0.85, and so on)? I don't think you need to do it on MEXC either.

I realize this exchange started to become popular last year. Some shitcoins that I have got listed easily there. Maybe this is one of their revenue other than aggressive marketing like cheap trading fees for a short-medium period. If I need to use them, I'd assume they'll go bankrupt tomorrow just like any other low-tier exchange. Better to be safe than sorry.

Try to contact them through other means. Send them an e-mail, contact their social media, make a post on Reddit, and so on. As omega mentioned, we can't really help you. Anyone who said they can do your KYC is likely going to scam you. The only one who can help is Bittrex themselves. If they are still not responding then you can only take the lesson and move your funds from exchanges/any centralized service asap.

Even if it is illegal, there is no way you can be sure that companies don't do that behind closed doors. I've seen many cases where personal data got leaked by some apps licensed by the government for various reasons in many countries, even if there is a clause that makes it illegal. Maybe you can encourage your government to punish them, but the cost is not worth it for most users. I believe this is the major reason why people want non-KYC services to begin with.

If it is an option, does this mean by default they won't do it? It would be terrible if they store your secret key somewhere and allowed someone to access it to expose everything.

It would be different for each user of course. A legendary account that has records of trading or something similar is a good target to attack if they want to scam someone. A good example is also given above. Adding more security features is always a welcome addition as long as it doesn't compromise anything else imo.

I'm not sure I get it. You say it is already happening but then the migration is yet to happen. Do you happen to know which business is leaving the US completely that was based in the US from the beginning? I can only recall Bitrexx and other exchanges that were based overseas like Binance. Personally, I don't think a business like Blackrock will do that.

I guess we'll just wait and see if the US crypto market will be dead completely or if will it stay with stricter regulations in the future.

There is none unless you're looking for scam projects. A decent presale requires a large sum of money most of the time with strict criteria, which is why only VC or whales can enter the first stage. There is no way OP will be able to make a deal from the monthly subscription fees he collected. Even if he can, there is no incentive for him to keep his promise since he can easily pick worthless coins to distribute to his users. Don't fall for his scam.

I don't think that's news though. Browsers always collect user data regardless of what keyboard apps you are using. I don't recall any popular Android/iOS browser having its own secure keyboard. Even if they do, we can't tell if they really keep no log or just log you as usual. You can probably avoid extensive logging with open-source and privacy-oriented browsers or keyboard apps just like mentioned before. CMIIW.

There is a thread about it here[1], maybe you can further discuss it there if you want to ask further. I've never done it personally since finding local traders in my area is quite difficult. Fortunately, it is easy to do P2P through other means nowadays.

If I were a seller I don't think I'd feel comfortable giving away my ID so my buyer can keep it and then collect my addresses since the risk of abuse is also high.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137272.0