Well done for one more good reporting work Rikafip!
I am looking at activity from Pakistan members and it's again higher than our local board, French, Arabic, Romainan, Nigerian (recently added), and few others.
They deserve to get new local board, so theymos and moderators do something if you are watching and reading this.
Any update about making yearly reports like we talked about?

Don't trust, verify.
Point of the open source wallets is that you don't need to trust anyone if you and other developers can verify the code and don't find any hidden backdoor.
Any newly released wallet needs time  but at least for open source software everyone can identify and help fixing them, that is impossible with bunch of closed source black box wallets.

I don't like any of this wallets and I don't recommend anyone using them, but Exodus is probably better option from all of them.
Best option for dealing with shitcoins is hardware wallets like Trezor, Keystone or Bitbox, that are all open source and much better than ones you mentioned.

Bot works fine and water looks nice... 
Have you tried to take a swim or a dive, I heard it's very healthy in right dosage?

They are not the same because CBDC can only be implemented if cash is removed from use.
Second, CBDC will have expiration date like coupons, and they will be connected with digital ID, that is something we don't have currently.
I see that you don't know anything about CBDC so I suggest reading more before you are making comparions with current fiat monetary system or something else.

You probably never visited Chain and you don't know how things work there, but they are already functioning almost like obedient robots.
I know people who lived and worked in China, and there is a huge difference with people in the rest of the world, that is why they are testing ground for new stuff.

I never celebrated that and I don't anyone anyone who celebrated PayPal started selling Bitcoin.

Yeah, but try to explain this to tik-tok generation

You don't have to use fingerprint, but all smartphones already have biometrics like face and fingerprints, so you shouldn't use any smartphone 
Passphrase is a different story and I like it, but I don't see a point in using it for mobile wallets that holds small amount of coins.

It's all privacy based coins, wownero is monero fork with better privacy but it's a meme coin like doge.

Looks like they have two methods for backup, but I am no sure seed words are compatible with other BIP32 wallets.
I didn't test wallet with transactions, but I plan to test in soon and see if there is coin control and other features.

I don't know what caution are you talking about when you can't even buy new cards now, and they refunded all the money to people who had money and filled refund requests when beta cards stopped working.
I am following them and I will post when they start working with new cards, that will have bigger limits and different rules for buying cards.
Scammers would continue to sell cards and they wouldn't refund any money to people, this is not the case here, but do your own research.

Just because you can't find something that doesn't mean this thing doesn't exist, except maybe in your mind.
I said that I can prove such services exist already, I know two who are totally free and others who are paid, unlike your imaginary service that nobody ever saw, because you don't have website or anything else.
Let me make you an offer, if I post a proof for a free service like I said you will pay me 0.1 BTC, I think this is fair offer for a guy who is so active businessman like you.

I saw several DIY projects that reduced noise of ASIC miners by creating isolation boxes from different materials.
Some of them managed to reduced noise and other almost completely eliminated noise and used heating from miners for generating heat in winter times or for heating water.
You can search this projects on youtube as acoustic boxes or silencers, and isolating room with miners could also help reduce overall noise.

Does it mean that upcoming physical FCF debit cards for individuals will be with KYC verification or without?
I think it's time for you to create dedicated FCF topic in forum, and I would like to see comparison with other similar services that are available right now, like CoinDebit card and CoinPayCard.
One thing I don't understand is that you support shitcoins like Shib but you don't want to add Bitcoin. 

That is not because this built-in batteries are better in any way, it's only because this is cheaper for manufacturers and they can take more money from customers.
I don't know the quality of battery used in safepal wallet, but based on the price I am sure they are using some cheap chinese stuff, and I think this is still better than crap ledger nono x is using.
Keystone and Passport hardware wallets are both using removable batteries that can easily be replaced and I am totally supporting that.

I posted about 1inch hardware wallet few days ago in our local board.
This is just one more shitcoin only hardware wallet that won't support Bitcoin mainnet, so I am not taking it seriously at all.
However, based on images and their specifications, this is probably one of the better build quality device, since it uses combination of good materials, metal steel frame, Gorilla Glass, and it's waterproof like modern smartphones.
This device will cost around $199 plus shipping, but this means nothing for me when it's not supporting Bitcoin and it would be just a waste of money.
Ledger Stax does look similar but it's more expensive and I think it's made mostly from cheap plastic like their other devices.
Another issue I have with 1inch hardware wallet is their unknown source code and information about secure elements and security, so it's probably going to be closed source.

I download and used Unstoppable wallet for some time and it works fine for me.
For someone who is not using bunch of shitcoins and likes privacy this is very good option for mobile wallet, but it can be improved in many areas and they should add list of supported coins.

AtomicDEX.io might be one more alternative you can use for dogecoin, it also supports Bitcoin and other shitcoins, and you can even exchange coins if there is enough volume.
I don't like that for Bitcoin they are still using old style addresses starting with 1, and wallet is still in beta phase, but it works fine.
Probably best option for multicoin wallet is combination with some hardware wallets, but I saw other wallet called Stack also supports doge.

Other than being closed source, I don't know last time Coinomi developers updated their desktop wallet, not sure if similar situation is with their mobile app.
 

Seed words stored in BitBox and most other devices are encrypted or/and stored in secure element, but there are some hardware wallets that don't store anything like in the case with Cypherock X1.
Generating words on any hardware wallet is not done online and you can also generate them with dices totally offline and then import in your device.
There are also DIY signing devices (SeedSignber or Krux) that deletes everything once the power is turned off, and importing seeds words can be done fast with QR codes or manually.

Ian Coleman lost all his Bitcoin in alleged hack... tadaaaa, so he is not so smart like people think.
If you think you are smarter than guy who created that website, than go ahead, experiment with linux, offline computers and other stuff like that.

Why would you even ask a question like this?!
Experiment for yourself, and tell us what happened when you lose money on Binance.

I don't care about your lifetime BTC/ETH analyse, whatever that is, fact is that you are 100% using some third party tool, and I could prove it easily but I don't want to waste time on that.
Another fact is that you know nothing about Bitcoin and any other cryptocurrency, and if you love pi network crap so much than use your ''analyse'' for pi newtork not for bitcoin.
I doubt even a single person from forum ever paid a cent for your magical ''analyse'' of anything.

I like it, let's continue with de-googling mission
Everything works fine for me with cryptpad.fr, but I just wish if it could load a bit faster and work with dark themes.
I think that n0nce or someone else recently posted another alternative called ethercalc.net that load super fast, but I am not sure it's encrypted and fully open source like cryptpad.

Oh please don't be so naive, they are allowing us to play with Bitcoin for people to get used on digital currencies, wallets and qr codes, but once they move to CBDC globally they can easily make Bitcoin illegal, and send people to prison if they use it.
Most of the genpop don't care about anything else than convenience and cbdc will be very convenient for sure, just like coupons with expiration date

I didn't say printing stickers will change anything, but this helps in spreading word and people may actually do research about CBDC instead of blindly accepting any mainstream narrative.
I am sure they will present CBDC as life saving tool after they pump this current global fiat economy system to explosion in near future.
People is China are so brainwashed they will be the first to accept this, and they will do it gladly, and people who like this should move to China right now to experience this ''benefits''.

He doesn't have to be a scammer, because all this ''aml checks'' are already available for free with at least one website and one telegram bot.
This guy is probably using this free tools and he is charging people this ''service'' that can be done for free, and he is just trying to earn from this.
It's obvious that most of his posts are made in shitcoin boards, so no wonder he was supporting Pi Network crap, but I didn't saw anyone said he scammed someone.

There are not many open source Bitcoin wallets and even less of them for other cryptocurrencies, but recently I saw one called Stack wallet and I didn't saw anyone talked about it in forum.

I decided to install Stack wallet and make a quick test to see if it is any good or not.
Website stackwallet.com is saying that Stack is open source privacy-preserving cryptocurrency non-custodial wallet, and it supports Bitcoin, Monero, Bitcoin Cash, Firo, Epic Cash, Namecoin, Wownero, Litecoin, and Dogecoin.

Installation was quick, I was asked if I want privacy or regular mode (with coingecko prices), and for each coin I have to create new wallet, add name and generate seed words.
You can select your own Bitcoin node, and there is built-in exchange in wallet, but I think they are using some third party centralized exchanges.

 

Stack wallet have backup option but this is NOT compatible with any other bitcoin wallets, so I suggest keeping seed words instead of custom backup.
I didn't receive or send any transactions with Stack wallet, but this could be alternative if you want to keep few shitcoins along with Bitcoin as pocket money, don't use this wallet for larger amount of coins.

Stack wallet github page is available but I still didn't saw anyone confirming if their code is verified by wallet scrutiny or someone else:
https://github.com/cypherstack/stack_wallet

From my short testing  I can say this is not a bad wallet, but alternative called Unstoppable wallet looks and works much better for me.
Another alternative open source wallet is called Cake wallet, that is oriented more towards Monero, but Bitcoin and Litecoin are also supported.

Did anyone else tried this wallet and what do you think about it?

Bitcoin is not a magical stick that fixes all the problems in one country, and I doubt it can help entire country as long as there is corruption and other problems.
It can certainly help some individuals in that country, and maybe slowly spread and expand circle of adoption to more and more people.
We have few examples of countries with bad economy trying Bitcoin experiments, but making Bitcoin a legal tender in some country can certainly attract bitcoin oriented investors.

Ledger wallet is using closed source secure element to generate seed words, and user is doing that when they start device for the first time.
You can also generate your seed words offline and import them in ledger if you don't trust their closed source generation.
Devices are not delivered with pre-generated seed words, and if someone receives device like that, that is a scam.
There is always a possibility for hidden backdoors, but that is the case with all other devices.

Go ahead and try to brute force it.
You can always make it more secure with multiple passphrases and with multisig setup.

Yes, he can use it with any compatible wallet, including Electrum and other hardware wallets.

This device is better than model X that has many battery issues, and you don't need bluetooth when you can connect device with cable just fine.
I am not recommending anyone to buy any closed source ledger devices, but ledger S plus is probably best of all their junk devices.

Probably.
There are thousands of Linux OS, and I don't know if all of them will work with ledger, but most distributions will work.

Nothing is 100% secure, especially not when you keep anything on some cloud drive.

No, and this is not a hack.

Passport, Keystone, Bitbox, Trezor, are all open source and much better and more reliable than ledger.

PS
You are asking too many questions...