@maxirosson
You need to make one small update on TheBitcoinHole website for Coolwallet Pro SE hardware wallet, as they now switched to Open Source license, like I explained in one of my previous posts:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5288971.msg62609304#msg62609304

We still didn't saw any confirmation from other websites like Wallet Scrutiny or Bitcoin Binary if code is reproducible or not, but they released source code yesterday, so I would give them some time to catch up.

List of Open Source hardware wallets is updated today with few new additions.
CoolWallet yesterday release Open Source code for their Coolwallet Pro SE hardware wallet and they posted it on their github page, so you can report any bugs you notice.
Note that this device is based on Java Card OpenPlatform, but some crypto algorithms can't be open source due to license constraints.
At this moment we have no information if firmware for CoolWallet S regular version will also be released as open source or not.

Coolwallet Pro SE source code:
https://github.com/CoolBitX-Technology/coolwallet-pro-se

Coolwallet blog article explaining this decision:
https://www.coolwallet.io/coolwallet-will-open-source-its-hardware-wallets-secure-element-chip-code/

OneKey Touch was added along with other two models from OneKey (CLassic and Mini).
Another addition is upcoming Keystone3 devices, that includes both regular and pro version.

New wallet Keystone3 is ready to be released and they have interesting news and changes regarding secure elements.
Unlike in previous version where they didn't want to disclose everything, now they introduced upgraded secure element Microchip ATECC608B.
Same microchip is used in ColdCard Mk4, BitBox and Passport, OneKey, Cypherock X1, Husky are all using older version of this chip ATECC608A that had some security issues.

But this is just first part of the story, as Keystone3 uses additional secure element Maxim DS28S60 that works together with ATECC608B in safeguarding seed phrases.
ATECC608B provides hardware-level security and authorization, and Maxim DS28S60 ensures that trusted platform module is always in place.

Third secure element Maxim MAX32520 is used for securing fingerprint data, so I think this will be used only in Keystone3 Pro version.
Regular Keystone3 wallet will have only two secure elements, and that is perfectly fine if you don't like to use biometrics.



Thanks to this changes Keystone will now be able to store up to three seed phrases with different passwords, so there is no need to reset or have multiple devices anymore.
I think this will push other hardware wallet manufacturers to improve, and they will have hard time competing with Keystone prices.

Keystone just released new blog article and we now have official prices for new Keystone 3 devices and they are not bad at all compared to other hardware wallets.
Keystone 3 price is going to be $99 and Keystone 3 Pro version (with biometrics) price is going to be $129, and maybe there will be some additional discount for people who first got whitelisted.
That is significantly lower price compared with OneKey, Trezor T, Passport and other hardware wallets, and it's one of the first device with three secure elements, and ability to store three seed phrases.


source: https://blog.keyst.one/keystone-3-the-ultimate-protector-of-your-digital-assets-122144288fad

Another thing I noticed today is changed Logo on their X-twitter page is the new logo, so I am think they are in process of rebranding.


@KeystoneWallet

Any lithium battery will die way before that even if it is maintained in a best way, but I hope there is still an option to power USB cable and power on device.

I agree it's better to have removable battery, but I think you can easily have additional external battery connected with USB cable, or just connect it directly with power source.
Passport is more quality device but it's double the price of Keystone, so I wouldn't complain very much

Tell us more about this and post some images/videos if you can.
This is the first time I hear about Roatan island... but with population of around 110,000 people this would be a good place for Bitcoin adoption.
I don't know is Roatan have any connections with Honduras, and what kind of regulations they have, but I see they are interesting destination for cruise ships and that usually means lot of tourists.
 

Aren't all governments doing that already?
It's not a secret that US is doing that and they even admitted that in public several times, especially when hackers have the option to choose prison or legal hacking for government  
This old Guardian article claims that 25% of all hackers in US are working for government, and I am 100% that number is much higher now:
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2011/jun/06/us-hackers-fbi-informer

Do we really need to have another ICO token pre-sale for this service?  
I was opening Vultor website and I saw a big popup advertisement and presale for yet another shitcoin, so even if your company is legit I immediately get turned off after seeing this.
Another thing I noticed is claim that Vultor Cards will have no limits nor restrictions, and I seriously doubt that, since we need to use Vultor website/app aka V-Dashboard for everything.

Can you please show use this License?

What do you mean exactly?
Just scroll down in Games & rounds and you can clearly see the topic for July Bitcoin Price Prediction Challenge,
and for August prediction new topic should be created around the first five days of the month, at least this was Sinbad practice in previous months, and they are doing this price prediction promotions since December 2022.

I would love to see this AI ChatGPT ban in bitcointalk forum, but I think it's not always easy to identify AI super-plagiarism.
From my testing of ChatGPT I found out that AI is stupid and it doesn't know what is right or wrong, but it's very good in plagiarism and repeating stuff developers feed it.

I wouldn't say AI is evolving at all by itself, there are people behind who are changing the code and they feed it with new information all the time.

Yeah but AI is not inventing anything new, it only uses old stuff that other people wrote before, and it combines this from several sources.
This is nothing else than mass plagiarism, and it's all coming only from bias government approved sources, so you can't get different opinion from AI.
Easy way for me to identify if something is AI or not would be talking with it for few minutes, and I can do the same thing with AI suspected members in bitcointalk forum.

We have another expert who joined forum few days ago and he already knows how advertisement in forum works.  
Don't forget to send official complain to youtube, google and all other platforms for promoting bunch of crap all the time that have nothing to do with content or videos you are watching.
Almost everything in bitcointalk forum is related with bitcoin, so it's only natural to see crypto companies promoting here, and some of them are doing it for years.

Cool update.
I was just mentioning you and this 2FA patch few days ago in our local board, and from what I hear people are waiting to test how everything will work.
Can you tell us any release dare and are you accepting early beta testers?

If I remember correctly few months ago suggested that you should receive special developer badge in your profile, but this is even better

They are not reliable enough, maybe because AI text generators are constantly changing and it's not easy to keep track with all changes and updates.
Using several sources in combination with common sense can give better results in detection, but even them don't expect to have high precision detection.

No big reasons to upgrade anything if you already own Keystone wallet.
Advantage is that it's much harder to tamper with this new device and modify anything if you are a malicious actor, so it's not all black & white.
However, I would love to see Keystone 3 special separate wallet version with removable battery, and I don't think this would be a problem for Keystone team.
Right now I think OneKey Touch is the main competition for Keystone3, and OneKey is significantly smaller and lighter device that has the same size screen.

First video review of the new Keystone 3 pro hardware wallet was released by MineYourBiz, and I recommend everyone to check it out.
It's interesting that you can see how this wallet works, but you will also see teardown and opening of device itself.
Note that this is not final product but it is very similar and internal components should be almost identical.


Source video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2igVmmRvdn0

The main difference I see here is much smaller battery that can't be removed/replaced without destroying the device, there is pros and cons with this, but I am personally not a fan of integrated batteries.
Size of Keystone3 is a bit smaller than in older Keystone wallets (103.9 x 62.44 x 12.08 mm vs 112 x 65 x 18 mm) and it has smoother edges, but size of the screen appears to be the same size.
Keystone will be adding USB and Bluetooth connection with PC in this model, and I think they are second hardware wallet after Cypherock X1 to add support for multiple seed phrases.
Overall it looks like interesting device but there are few things I don't like (integrated battery, bluetooth) and I will have to see the final price to say if this is worth or not.

Sorry, but you can't use them on AliExpress, PayPal or any similar websites, I think I wrote about that before  
If you want to buy something from AliExpress only way you can pay (other than using credit/debit cards) is with crypto on mirror website called AliBitress for slightly higher prices.
I think AliBitress owner is registered and still active on bitcointalk forum, so you can try talking with him for more details, because I don't vouch for anything

TheBitcoinCompany cards can be used on googleplay or similar websites, but better read their FAQ page:
https://intercom.help/thebitcoincompany/en/collections/3333956-frequently-asked-questions

Nobody even heard about them but I think people indirectly used them with gambling websites, so we could be hearing other casinos having problems, not just ones mentioned in this article.
Does anyone know if Alphapo has any connections with casinos that are active in bitcointalk forum?

There is always a chance this was some type of inside job, and not even cold wallets could help in that case.

I think we have a new ''expert'' here who knows everything about account farming and mixing bitcoin  
That is probably the reason why he is a newbie account registered in forum few months ago and his only activity was in Mixing Services section.
Nobody in the right mind (except you) will defend and trust new mixer that showed up recently...but I understand that being an alt-account is something natural in you.

Let me give you some your own medicine.
If you don't like other people posts about this subject simple don't read them and don't comment on them  

Problem is that there is no universal standard for ''clean'' coins.
Your version of clean, might not be the same as my version of clean, and both of them might not be the same as government version of clean coins.

I was one of the first guys who wrote about PeachBitcoin in forum, so I deserve some share of future profits, right?  Just kidding, but I am open for business
They have big growth potential because many people still didn't hear about Peach or they never used it, so there are no sell/buy offers available in many countries.
Biggest problem for me so far is the fact they still didn't switch to (more) open version of code, and they are not available anywhere outside Europe, as far as I know.
I would also like to see Peach web version, that can work as alternative for people who already signed up with smartphones.

Hey there.
Do you have any plans of adding stable coins USDT/USDC on other networks that are not based on ethereum blockchain?
Many people probably switched to other alternative chains because of much lower lower transaction fees.