Bitcoin is lost in the sense that you lose the key = find the key somehow. I don't know if the brute force method really works to find only 1 privekey out of 2^256 present (cmiiw). It's like looking for a needle in a haystack.
Bitcoin is stolen in the sense it is moved from your address = find the thief somehow. The most accurate way is to get in touch the legal authorities. If they're materialist enough, you won't be served if you lose only a small amount. LOL

Conclusion > not really recoverable, there is only a possibility that it can be recovered

Maybe quantum computers will end bitcoin's journey, idk.

Not so, newly launched coins are somewhat unaffected by global price conditions. They tend to fluctuate more as demand and supply adjust to a more stable point. In addition, new coins are generally only launched on one exchange and with one trading pair. And also they need up to several months to get the next exchange.

That's right, basically all coins/tokens including yours are circulated in the blockchain, not stored on Metamask. (simple explanation) The address serves as a checker for how many coins/tokens from all supplies in the blockchain the address has. A wallet platform like metamask is just a connector to the blockchain network which helps you to access, manage your wallet with customizable settings.

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In this forum everyone is exchange literate. Basically your guide is completely useless, although I know your real intention here is simply to avoid posting direct ref links. People just need to check where the reef tokens are listed through CMC or other aggregators.

Tether isn't just about the scam, but a contradictory treatment of crypto decentralized systems. Since the value backing their token is real USD money, I can conclude that tether could someday damage the ecosystem under regulatory pressure. They are very centralized, for example Tether Freezes $160M of USDT Stablecoin on Ethereum Blockchain.

If your reason for spending $500 is on desire and satisfaction, then go with NFT. At this point you can't expect a profit even though it's likely to get if you find a buyer. Otherwise, you should go with coins that are reasonable to buy (non-shitcoins).

Just keep an eye on trustwallet's twitter updates (this is the latest one). To ensure that your funds are safe, you just have to check them in the address explorer. Just want to know how it works since I'm not an Iphone user, will the app stop working if it is delisted in appstore and it applies to all apps?

However, it is even more discouraged to import private keys or seedphrases in many different apps.

Quick identification: All tokens I don't know the source of are scams. This means I don't get it through purchases from the official site (or other sites that are redirected from the official site), by work, or dividend distribution. With this kind of total supply, it will be easy to identify. Token creators won't propagate via offers instead of dropping them directly to multiple addresses. You can also use https://honeypot.is to detect smart contract malicious code.

Who knows what decentralized platform you would like to stake your tokens on? Actually you don't need to ask here, just know what app the platform needs to authorize your wallet, it will appear in the pop up after clicking connect wallet. Walletconnect is a common option widely used besides Metamask.

I think we need to define bitcoin help more broadly, not only in form but also in terms of source. Under certain conditions, bitcoin is not something that is commonplace so that people around do not understand its use. So you have to give them money from your bitcoins. Or in an urgent situation, someone cannot cash out bitcoins faster so here you are not only giving him bitcoins but also helping him cash out.

Imagine if you offer your friend 1 bitcoin loan for 1 month and because on the way he asks to be sent via a bank account at the current price (eg. $40k), then you can still ask to pay it off 1 bitcoin as well, not $40k bitcoin in the next month.

Yup, this can be a reason to save people economically from adversity. The economic effects of conflict sometimes result in more than the government's expectations so that the planned anticipation is not able to overcome it. On the other hand, the adoption of BTC due to evading sanctions will have a bigger downside especially involving several countries. The visible effect now is that BTC has a bad image.

Shittoken won't follow global market price trends. Even if you use a token name associated with a character like Elon Musk, Elon's own words won't affect it. As long as a lot of fools fall into the trap, during that time the price will be pumped up to a target limit the initial holders of the tokens will dump it. Then the founder will come up with other identities bring up another shittoken, and so on.

And as a result they're deceived. At least the basic technical (how to distinguish bitcoin or fork) should also be mastered in this realm. Someone sometimes people offer cheaper fake bitcoins (forks) through centralized services where transactions aren't recorded, because of ignorance beginners won't realize and don't even understand what blockchain is which is one way to distinguish genuine or fake.

If you don't have a main job you must have a main business, only that can guarantee the need. A signature campaign is not an ideal job as a guarantor of necessity. Maybe some new campaigns are held every week or day, on the other hand your chances are getting slimmer as the competition between eligible members increases.

No, it's not the signature bounty that people are referring to here because obviously it won't earn on a scheduled basis and isn't worth the work.

Simply put, a quality project won't be a waste of money in marketing. Every token allocation they waste counts and must have a value. Be aware that nowadays bounty marketing isn't as popular as it used to be, almost every country has its own new crypto influencers and they're fortunately a good speaker to attract public attention.

So, if you don't wanna waste time with bounty jobs, don't waste time looking for a good one.

Here is my list of non KYC exchanges ( I currently KYCed on both):
- Kucoin
I chose Kucoin as my first global exchange (after local exchanges for fiat withdrawal) since 3 years ago and currently hold the most of my trading portfolio.

- Mexc
Actually I'm rather new to this exchange, and accidentally signed up to help my client in the token listing process. I only made 2x withdrawals (before KYC) and no problem.

- Bybit
I just signed up last month and haven't done anything. It's just that I'm interested in this exchange, which seems to have recently experienced fairly rapid growth in the number of users. Bybit currently limits withdrawals to 2BTC for non KYC users.
Note: I'm not KYC user yet, DYOR

The consideration of the Malaysian government is not easy, it will follow the population base which is predominantly Muslim. Reflecting on the nearest neighboring country, Indonesia, the ministry of religion has its own law, which is to agree that bitcoin can't be used as currency for Muslims.
Maybe the views of Malaysian religious leaders are different, but I don't expect more.

Looks like you misunderstood the Metamask problem here, you better read the responses of some of the members above or read the full news. This also only happens on the ETH network, not with other networks. The only solution is to replace it with an alternative RPC or run your own local node, then your Metamask will be decentralized again. Find alternative RPC here: https://rpc.info. There are some RPC server that may not be listed, please use google search.

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