What are the current 2019 peer to peer services with highest volume?   A Google Search turns up dated information with many services claiming to be the 'best place.'   Localbitcoins still works fine, but the id verification requirement is turning some people off.   Paxful is okay but there are so few listings in comparison. 

No offence to Nigeria or Nigerians, but why is it that there are so many transactions involving folks from this country on Paxful?   My bank accounts are in Singapore, the US, and Germany, and I'm sure I would not be able to receive too many transfers from Nigeria without my bank calling me up.   Not to mention the generally bad repuation the country has regarding scams (again, no offence but that's what the reputation is).   

Is the only limit for not getting verified with Binance the 2 BTC per day withdrawal limit?   

For instance, are there any volume limits... as in can you withdraw say 100 BTC in 50 consecutive days?   Or any limits in the amount of BTC you can deposit?

Asking because if that is the only limit, there isn't a reason for me to get verified. 

Came across a CoinMe atm today, but it required government issued ID (US), so I decided to pass on it.   Are there brands out there that don't require ID?   (to sell) 

Currently on a 8 day Hawaiian cruise, and despite being just 20 miles offshore from one of the most cellular intensive countries in the world (same for my Italy/Greece cruise this past winter), there is virtually no 4G/5G coverage, so that means no internet and no internet banking.  You can log in, but your bank's server will typically kick you off any time the satellite internet drops for a few seconds.   Not so for the blockchain fortunately.

Thank God and Satoshi that my finances aren't missing a beat because our various hardware bitcoin wallets don't log out and reset everytime the spotty ship/satellite internet drops.  Aue, aue!

What are the current exchanges that still have viable banking relationships (to cash out and buy back in to the market).   FYBSG had their banking relationship closed so they threw in the towel and ceased operations.   

Just curious.    I'm hoping (and I'll use the word hope, because who really knows?) for at least 500% on btc and 1500% on eth.

What about yours?

There was an old thread with this heading but the solution wasn't clear.    

What happens if you don't consolidate outputs in a blockchain.info wallet?

Is there an ether wallet that allows you create multiple ether addresses for receiving funds?      It doesn't need to be a large number,  I only need to use about 30-40 addresses concurrently.

They are clearly the market leaders in terms of online btc wallet.   What are the alternatives?

Found a decent amount of bitcoin cash in one of my old Blockchain wallets.   Which exchange would you use to convert to standard bitcoins, ethereum, or to fiat?   None of my current exchange accounts seem to be able to support this.   

Made a donation via BTC recently to The Pirate Bay, as many have noticed they have been changing domains a lot recently because of domain seizures.   

Curiously, do any of the more web savvy folks here know why their .org domain doesn't get seized or shut down?   

from cornering and manipulating the BTC market?    The overall market cap is tiny is dollar terms.