Avoid giving out personal information cause it can be used in a thousand and one ways against you and once that information is public you can never regain privacy.
You should consider any email address, password, name age and personal details you've submitted to any website to be compromised cause there is a huge black market for such information.

Do not rely on your Banks to do extra checks or on the exchange to be more careful with who the allow to register an account.

The safe option is to look for a wallet that supports the chain and store it there. Ledger cannot hold coins which belongs to a chain that's not recognized by it and when storing you have to be absolutely dureof the wallet you use.

Then move it to altcoin discussion. The option to do so is at the bottom right of this page.

It could likely be a person. Companies especially public ones have to declare their assets and people can make educated guesses on which it is. Individuals do not have to and can stay totally under the radar.

It's simple; create a cold wallet and only send to it but never send out. It's not so difficult to do.
Also note that the address started accumulating many years ago when Bitcoin was muh cheaper than today.

Internal problems a country faces can only be solved by internal changes which improves the economy. Being pro Bitcoin cannot improve the standard of living of citizens or generate more jobs or improve international trade if the country does not have exports. Same way dollarization does not boost an economy.

Best case scenario it is indicative of the willingness of the candidate to adapt to moedern solutions and could mean they can equally take drastic decisions in other areas of affairs which will have telling impact on the economy.

It can also be a way of telling people what you think they want to hear. I have not followed the election long enough to know the precedent of the candidate but sometimes or everytime politicians play a psychological game to convince people they are the best man for the job..it's less of what you plan to do and more of what you've already done.

~Everybody has at least a smartphone. The other devices are not as popular among people depending on what part of the world you're in.

All devices are synched and can be compromised all together.
You can create a multi sig wallet and store the keys in different locations. I prefer not to deoenb so much on electronic means of securing wallets.

This means each device has access to the whole key and defeats the purpose of using multiple.

Yes, you can import your wallet from trustwallet to electrum using your seedphrase and then bump the transaction using RBF to speed up confirmation.

Ideally you should sweep your coins from trustwallet to electrum and not just import it.

This does not make the former transaction invalid, the miner can still see both but will most likely choose the one that pays a higher transaction fee.

ViaBTC is a good Bitcoin accelerator and you don't give them any information about your wallet besides he txid.

It is theoretically possible but rarely or never practical.
For majority of transactions it is unprofitable to even attempt to reverse it for a miner that had the means. So if you're sending something less than tens of millions of dollars, then less than six confirmations is enough for certainty.

If someone had unlimited computing power which no one has, it is possible to attempt, but considering it is unprofitable and it's not 100% guaranteed it will succeed, it's not worth it.

If it's on an electrum wallet you can use RBF to bump the transaction fee up. Since you're sending to finance using CPFP is not on the cards.

They are open source and do not store your seed on their servers but do that locally, so a hack on their end will not affect you except they change their code which will be visible to everyone. If your local device is hacked you are at a high risk of getting your funds stolen.
All downloadable wallets are not the same, they have to be open source and non custodian and even at that there are levels to decentralization.

Yes, we have had a couple of wallets which have been responsible for hacks.
Always ensure that the wallet you're using is open source.

They are not decentralized and you can't verify their code, this makes it unsuitable for use.

When Bitcoin drops the value of the dollar against it rises it;

• $30,000 equivalent to 1BTC
• $30,000 equivalent to 1.09BTC

This does not mean that the dollar is rising but Bitcoin is dropping. Samf thing happens with different currencies when priced against the dollar which is giving you the impression that the USD is rising significantly when it is not.

Bitcoin is not an organization but us a network.

There is no conflict between both. The USD has been around for multiple decades now, Bitcoin is new and serves as an alternative currency moslty used as a hedge fund and for investments.

Bitcoin is priced againts the US dollar so if it gets stronger that increases he purchasing power, meaning you can buy more bitcoins with it.
Same thing happens in your local markets. When inflation grows, prices of commodities increases and when it reduces so does the prices of commodities.
The changes in reference to Bitcoin price is not significant.

The simple answer to what improves the quality of a post is having something to say in response to the topic. Many of the time users nake posts with the purpose of reaching a quota or requirement and then make that post considerably acceptable for it to not be considered to be spamming.

If you have a response to a topic based on the question asked, you will be able to make a quality post or contribute something to the thread.

We get things to respond with based off what we read, so I'd you want to make a quality post you should do a bit of reading on Bitcoin related topics.

Since this is related to boards, scroll down while in the Home page and you will get hints on what those icons mean.

You can repeat this if you have an inquiry about threads, while you're in any board (showing the list of threads posted) scroll to the bottom of the page and you will be informed on what the icons there represent.

Can you give an instance of when this has happened? That is the original owner trying to claim back their account which they staked an address on and the hacker still winning ownership of the said account despite not having access to the Bitcoin address used to sign a message.

I've been here a short while and cannot remember a single scenario where this happened.

2FA and signing a message are not mutually exclusive. We can comfortably have both as recovery features to protect accounts.

Expect to be overwhelmed with lots of helpful links, to avoid burning out, make a plan of what you want to learn. There's a lot to the technology of Bitcoin and how the network works and it will take a lot of time to have a grasp of everything about it bearing in mind that some changes happen overtime.

Go from the simple aspects of Bitcoin to the complex gradually working your way up when you've fully understand the basics of it. And take it one step at a time. Never rush the process of learning and understand that you will always be learning.
The more experienced members here also still learn from each other.

Not really, it all depends on your risk tolerance and your other financial situation which you have not revealed here. Investing is a risk, you have to understand and accept that there are no guarantees that you will profit in the end despite historical data on that investment.
You also need patience; if you do not have enough money at your disposal to handle other expenses then do not risk all your savings in Bitcoin.

Depends on your definition of wealth really.
Ten years ago Bitcoin could give you a profit of ×1000 or more from your initial investment, but not you should realistically expect a Mac of ×4 during the bullrun season and depending on what price you bought at.

You can hold longer that the next bull run and have a ten year or more target, but there are still no guarantees of wealth.

Your topic title sounds like you wanted to write on features of Bitcoin that makes people not to invest in it, but the content is about personal reasons that make people notninvest at all, not particularly related to Bitcoin at all.

An investment mindset take careful training to build, failure to build this is the reason why many people do no succeed at investments or never even take the bold step at all.

Artificial intelligence generally reenacts what humans can normally do and adds more precision to it, basically learning from what is already available. There is no current way one can remotely reverse a bitcoin transaction from a non custodian address even if the bitcoins were stolen.
This should also never be possible with a decentralized currency like Bitcoin, but there are so much the government can do with CBDCs.

Do you mind sharing what Network and wallet is capable of doing this?

They are also accepting ETH and stable coins.
I personally do not think the market for data only privacy e-Sims is a large one, but any sort of adoption is a positive.

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I highly recommend this user abv hope theymos considers this request the next time we have a new set of merit sources, which has taken a bit of time.

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