It's actually a little bit more complex.  Right now it is exceedingly difficult for a death sentence to be legal, but after the arrival of the Moshiach, which is hoped to be very soon now, things change.  A LOT!
...............  That's what he was referring to.

I suggest you do what I said, otherwise you risk losing access to your keys, something that might not be wise if you value your identity.

Verified.

That doesn't sound very secure. It's probably okay to stake an address, but I wouldn't recommend it to receive Bitcoin.

Does this mean you uploaded your private key to a cloud, in plain text? That's one of the worst solutions for both your security and privacy. Now the cloud's owner and the people who get access to those data by either the owner's permission or not, can impersonate you.

Why don't you just write it down on a piece of paper? Preferably one that's derived from your seed phrase, which can be easily written with minimum human errors.

I'm going to assume you searched on Google and clicked the first result ^[again] You have to stop doing it
^{- Luckily, you no longer need those two addresses.}

Export the private key and anything else you can find in there, and start using a real wallet from now on Electrum for instance.

You may want to print the private key this time
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Or, to be thorough, you can sign a message from your old address to confirm the new one.

Address:1edgym1sR5wLyhiziT8nk5spF1MUWAJcA
Message:Today is 2nd July 2022. 1SiDiZqbAUN4TvyCCbSM4g1SLiwxedgVt can be used for verification. If somehow I lose this address again.
Signature:HFHQxOd0uydVnB+QkaaUvggE0Qs5f6IpOleCg/osqloGKVOEsI/wVUFcthXELPSlFSjSNBh9maYopBjnks83/yY=

Are you sure that's possible without blowing it up? The battery has a very small charging connector, and I don't think you can just connect it to a 4.0V power supply to charge it without battery monitoring.

When @edgycorner created this thread, he/she was worried about receiving signature payments ^{[judging by what I'm seeing on the spreadsheet of that campaign, that's no longer an issue]} on the address in question, but the remaining issue is the fact that @edgycorner imported his main address into that wallet while he/she "can't remember where he/she kept the private key" and if someone else gains access to edgycorner's account, he/she might not be able to recover it without a signed message from that specific address!

Ohh I see, I thought you have your wallet last access on your broken phone. Does it as for additional verification for security? Searching your data from your SATA drive now will be your best option. We just hope that your keys is in your drive or else it's a loss of effort.

That's nice that it work according to your plan on doing it with precision screw driver. Oh, That's more easy on what I think the way to fix your charging port. I have mine repaired before and the technician soldered it and I saw him soldered it so I think that's the only way. Your method is much more efficient since you don't need to worry about stranger.

 
Address: 1edgym1sR5wLyhiziT8nk5spF1MUWAJcA
Message:blockchain.com fucking sucks
Signature:G3IQxFW3XuTjaAazanPOwLz0WXkEfnCS/OChN8QnVplrcZhc0poU+aFV7sRprNxrtRgRMm/NgCgTMBOsTpNCcCQ=

@edgycorner
Do you still have access to any of the "old" addresses that haven't been edited or are they also part of the blockchain.com wallet that currently has ongoing issues?
^{- If you can sign a message with one of them, you shouldn't have any issues with recovering your account in the future!}

e.g.

• 1KG21csCcbtDAgSw5SQxQb61bW264oJdP6
• 1ACf4m7i5bJNmmirnpcg3tojvWpDtFuE2K

Address:1edgym1sR5wLyhiziT8nk5spF1MUWAJcA
Message:Today is 2nd July 2022. This is edgycorner and I have restored my wallet :p
Signature:G0uQsqq83Ou00rcgZxPArZFlkBECAjbMbxuBgCtKil+gEhIttbJECpcFYhn0DbiZGEtMwTzQFOFPhI1JlpcWcLI=

Government hasn't gone nearly far enough by repealing Roe v. Wade. What they really need to do is formally call abortion murder, and try in court, and sentence everyone involved in abortion or attempted abortion to prison for a long time, or to execution.

To kill for murder is an immeasurably greater evil than the actual crime itself. Judicial murder is immeasurably more horrible than one committed by a robber. Someone killed by a robber, knifed at night in forest or somewhere, certainly keeps hoping for a rescue right up to the last second. There have been instances of people whose throats have been cut still hoping for rescue right up to the last second. There have been instances of people whose throats have been cut still hoping, or running away, or pleading for their lives. But all this final hope, which makes dying ten times easier is taken away by that certain; the sentence is pronounced and the whole agony resides in the fact that there’s no escape. There is no greater torture in the world than that. Fetch a soldier and stand him right in front of a cannon during a battle and fire at him, he’ll go on hoping; but read out a certain death sentence to that same soldier and he’ll go off his head or bust into tears. Who can say that human nature can bear such a thing like that without going mad? Why this disgusting pointless, unnecessary mockery? Perhaps there exists a man who has had his sentence read out to him and been allowed to suffer before being told: “Be off, you’ve been pardoned.” That man could tell you perhaps. Christ himself spoke of such agony and terror. No, a man should not be treated so!

Wait, what's the point of wasting effort and time to recover a wallet address that you know is empty?

Yes, I know and I understand your preference why you are still doing this.  Because it also makes sense like knowing how to recover a wallet address on their platform, whether it is empty or not.  Because what if someone also experiences this issue and has a balance, especially if it's big, right?  So if you succeed, the others have an idea of ​​how they will do it.  Like that, you also had another purpose, to study how to fix a broken hardware part of your phone.

You have a friend that has spare monitor? or you can borrow, You can try it to use it just for the sake of recovering.  That is the 2nd option I think is to use sata reader and to read your hard drive on other computer. You will have a chance to check all of your drives on different computers. It would be much more easy to do since you just need to plug out your drives.  

There are a very cheap precision screwdriver out there, I can find one for just $3.15 usd in my marketplace or you try to borrow some. But yeah I agree just bring it to repair shop. I suggest you just bring your old phone now into a repair shop before using sata reader if you don't have it right now. Repairing it would not cost more than $10 since charging port is cheap and it's just a basic soldering that will happen.

I guess it is a legacy address since your wallet is 8 years old (from blockchain.info) or you imported the address. So even if you are able to remember or recover your 12 word phrase that is associated with your blockchain."com" account, you won't have access to your old wallet address. If I recall correctly, they kept on warning users to move their funds from their old blockchain.info wallet to their newly generated blockchain.com wallet. Look for your private keys if you have backed them up. There is no other way to access your old wallet other than being able to login to your blockchain.com account through your phone. Just replace the battery, backup all important data, do a hard format, and send it to the repair center.

Samsung M51 or any M series does not support wireless charging, unlike the S and note series.

About the charging port, it seems you don't need to resolder them you can buy a whole charging board it's around $12 on Amazon or if you are looking for a cheaper one you can buy it on Aliexpress they are selling it for $3-$4. The shipping fee seems free if you are living in the US.
 
It is easy to replace after you disassemble the unit unlike replacing only the charging pin that needs BGA hot air and soldering iron to remove and resolder the charging pin.
Just make sure to be careful on the attached flex subboard to the mainboard.

Try logging in using your email address instead of the wallet ID.
That way, blockchain(dot)com will immediately send a verification email in the next step (before the password) and there'll be an option to resend the email after a few seconds.

Is there any update on your childhood PC? If you have old notes you make sure to check them, It's one of the old way of storing security codes.

Just be careful on doing that process, It might brick your board if failed to do it correctly. It would be more easy to let a technician repair the port, The technician would likely solder a new port into it and it will take less time. Just make sure you watch the technician in repairing it for your wallets security.

If you are a rich nomads then you could live a luxury life in Indonesia with cheaper cost compare to all other country in Europe. It is a good deal for most people because in general Indonesian salary is around $300 a month or even less for most citizen there so if you only earn around $1000-2000 a month then you could live luxury life in Indonesia but that's not enough to live in some country like Dubai

What I'm trying to reach is whether the Fed's decisions will affect the nature of the charts or the way the data is presented to the public, or will they use the old charts that show the situation much worse.
As for the effect, the problems of the economy will not be solved by edit chart or how to calculate it, but it affects the psychology of consumers, but this is not what I am looking for.

Interesting to see a discontinued label on the M1 money supply.  

There are many sources who track real inflation before it was redefined 1970s to 1980s.

With M1 being discontinued it appears there is yet another redefinition of the statistic in 2021.

People tend not to care about topics like this until it directly affects them. By then its usually too late.