I would certainly like to switch from google search to some good alternative but I wouldn't waste time with presearch.
Last year I heard many people complained about presearch because they never paid them tokens they earned, and they always made up new reasons.
We also don't know what information they collect, and I am sure they are collecting everything.

Other alternatives I would consider instead are brave search, start page, or even better SearX.

There is one wiki page with list of exchanges, wallets and services that support Bech32 address format, that means Native Segwit.
This should be updated on regular basis, but it's better to confirm everything yourself:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bech32_adoption

I don't even know what GFAL is, but I guess it's just another shitcoin.
Someone said that keeping shitcoins on harrdware wallet is the same like keeping bananas in safe deposit, they will soon be rotten and bad.

You should first double check in explorer if your address is correct and what is the balance.
Getting new hardware wallet won't solve anything if you sent tokens to wrong address or if you made some other mistake.

I didn't try this exchange simply because it uses telegram and I don't trust this app enough for this purpose.
Another thing I don't like is that everything is written in foreign language when I last checked it, I believe it was Spanish language.
I have nothing against other people using it, if it works for them.
 

@thebitcoinhole Seed Backup page is not working for me, while all other pages open fine.
Are you working on it and adding new stuff, or there is some other issue?

PS
I wanted to suggest few products for you to add, but I am not sure if you already have them listed.

Or even below zero  
There are few tweaks and modified settings you can use to reduce how much you are spied by microsoft, but it will never be good base for any privacy.
I don't see any good reason for anyone to use windows unless they are lazy, or they simply don't care about privacy.
And let's not even start talking how most malware are made for windows.

I tried most of the big Linux distributions including Debian, and problem I have with Debian is often outdated old software, even if you are using latest testing instead of stable.
Another problem is that my hardware was not detected so I had to install different version and do a lot of manual post installations and fixing.
Mint is fine and it usually works for most people, but I don't like Ubuntu base, so maybe it's not a bad idea for people to try Mint Debian release.

Thanks, but no thanks.
I won't suggest anyone to test your product, this is your job, and I see to many risks to test it myself with my own money.
After talking with support on your website I noticed a lot of typing errors, looks like one man ''team'' doesn't speak English very well.   

Can you tell us where your financial technology company is registered and located exactly?

One of the best instant exchange I know is missing from your list and it's called eXch.
No need to register, no kyc, no use of third party exchanges, and they are rated very good on kycnot.me website.
Safest option is usually a bit slower with something like Bisq exchange, that is not exactly instant, but it support fiat currencies.

Yeah I was talking about him and I was secretly hoping he might pick up and speed up development of EpochTalk
Even if that scenario never happens, he did a great job of fixing bugs and improving current software, but he can't turn grandma into young girl again.  

Nije isto a ni blizu kao dobar hardware wallet, a i trust wallet je closed source sranje.
Malo bolja prihvatljiva opcija je Unstoppable wallet ili Airgap wallet, oboje imaju open source code, i Pixel sa grapheneOS.
 

Postoji i cash face-to-face meeting opcija.
Mislim da ćemo uskoro imati ponude za našu regiju.

Peach Bitcoin app ima novi source code, ali nije open source već verifiable source code ili Common Clause:
https://github.com/Peach2Peach/peach-app/blob/develop/LICENSE.md

Did you receive any PM in forum recently, and did you click any links?
Most likely you gave hackers your login details with some phishing page that looks almost identical to original bitcointalk forum.
Maybe you accessed forum from different device/location, and all it takes in few seconds for something like this to happen.
If you are using wind0ws, consider switching to Linux OS (Debian, Fedora, Mint) to reduce chances of getting malware.

PS
One good developer is working on adding 2FA on bitcointalk forum, so I would also use that in future when it get's introduced, as additional protection.

Yes, they have been working on that in last few years and I was talking about it for a while in forum.

Secure Element made by Trezor with open source firmware.
I don't really care about other shitcoin support.

I don't know about that, only thing I know that device is black.  
Trezor is probably going to release a bit more information about this devices in next few days.

Sounds cool, but then it  needs T1000 bad cop enemy  

Really?!
How much new hardware wallets do we really need, because we already have around 100 different models I think 
Bitkey wallet has nothing to do with decentralization, on contrary, and I can't look positive on every new crap that comes out in market, that is not normal behavior.

I am sure they are cooking something behind the scenes  
Not that I like anything about Bitkey, except maybe unusual hexagonal shape.

Perfect scenario for disaster, but some people probably decided to blindly trust Jack and his team.  

Trezor just released teaser post on twitter saying they are preparing a big reveal coming on October 12, and I am guessing this is their new model with their own secure element!

They even created countdown page on their website for new products, with this question: Ready for hassle-free crypto security?
https://content.trezor.io/new-products

We can see glimpses of new device, and all we can see is black shiny color and totally new design.
I think that ledger and other hardware wallet manufacturers are probably sweating right now  

Can someone guess the name for new Trezor device?


https://twitter.com/Trezor/status/1709916391661281530

Is this website made and owned by you?

This category needs some updating.
I wouldn't really put everything under hardware wallet category, and some entries needs typing corrections.
You need to add letter L to Cryptostee, and move this to new Backup Seed category (same as Vulcan, Seedor, etc.).


https://spend-sats.com/spendbitcoin/hardware-wallets/

Must be ''good'' wallet because it's backed by world-class ''investors'' 



Another wrong claim on their website is that hardware wallets have single point of failure.
This is not true for all hardware wallets, since they can all use multisig setup, and some of them have Shamir's Secret Sharing scheme as alternative.
You don't even have to use hardware wallet to create multisig setup, and you certainly don't have to use wallets with closed source code like Theya.

I personally wouldn't waste any money on this and support this terrible idea of having fake hardware wallets for CBDC junk  
Even if this is only meant to be a collectible item, this is indirectly supporting digital fiat currencies, CBDC and China, and I don't want to do that.
Now there was one interesting old card with screen that worked in western world few decades ago, this could be considered similar like hardware wallet, but I can't remember exact name for this card right now.

EDIT:
Found it!
It was Mondex smart card electronic cash system, that was later purchased by Mastercard.
Now this would be interesting collectibles item
Familiar logo?



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondex

Time travel Mondex related videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLOZAk4mKTk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cySU2vwQiKo

Nice work.
You are working quickly following my suggestions  

Good source of information for seed backup is Jameson Lopp with his website and github page.
He already has a page with detailed reviews, rating, prices and he personally stress tested this product with extreme heat, acid, etc.
You don't have to add all products listed there right away, but it would be good to check them out, and I am sure there are more of them he didn't test.
I had few more sources bookmarked, but I have to find them, and you can also add simple Stainless Seed washers that work great for this purpose and they are cheap.