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No, he won't be able to generate the same seed but there are tools he can try to use to recover the wallet file, even after formatting your PC.
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Confirmed by the system or by the client?
And how long does it take to confirm?
If by the system you mean the bitcoin network, then yes. The time would depend on how congested the network is, and the fees you paid. |
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You can do that as long as your transaction is unconfirmed. Canceling = replacing your old transaction with a new one that sends the funds back to your address.
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And apart from that you could check the other 3 I mentioned, Binance pay, CapitalWallet and Nowpayments.
I'm not sure if Binance Pay qualifies for this list, since as far as I know, you can only take payments only from other Binance users, and nobody else. |
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What does the address look like? does it start with bc1? 1? or 3? and when you import the private key, you're saying that the balance is showing 0 but is the address showing correctly?
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I just found out that these gateways are not mentioned in the list: CapitalWallet, Bitpay, Binance and Nowpayments
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I can see that you have been talking about CapitalWallet in some of your posts, are you part of the team? If so, what you're doing is probably not the best way to advertise your service. |
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Hi to all!
Please help! I have sent my btc with a minimum commission fee 1sat. BTC went out from my wallet but transaction not confirmed (no-one confirmation) and on recipients wallet it shows but can't spend. More than 8 hours. What to do?
Can you share the TXID? Did you have RBF enabled in the settings? If so, you should be able to increase the fees of the transaction. Go to the history tab -> select your transaction (right click) -> bump fee. |
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Something like this already exists and it's called Kollider.
They are also working on Kollider wallet, that should work for for quick swap, send and receive coins.
On exchange you can find Synthetic Stablecoins Euro and USD that are backed by Bitcoin.
Everything is in Beta phase, so you can expect some bugs along the way, but I think this is good move forward.
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Have you used them yet? I haven't seen your post until now. I made a topic about them earlier today after coming across them on Twitter. [1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5422825.0 |
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If you don't have one already and also have a considerable amount of money in a hot wallet, a hardware wallet should be your priority in my opinion.
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Thanks, I just added Blixt wallet to my list of Taproot supported wallets.
Is this Lightning Network mobile wallet that also supports mainnet Bitcoin transactions?
Yes, there's an on-chain tab where you can both receive and withdraw your funds but that's about it. It looks very limited in terms of features compared to Electrum for instance. |
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أنا لا أعتقد أن هذا سوف يؤثر على سعر عملة المنصة، أو عدد مستخدميها، ليس لدرجة كبيرة على أي حال. ناهيك عن سوق العملات المشفرة بأكمله.
والسبب واضح، فقد الناس الثقة في العملات المشفرة بعدما حدث مع منصة FTX. و في رأيي لن يكون هنالك انتعاش للأسواق حتى الى غاية ال block halving في عام 2024 حتى و ان شهدنا تعاف للاقتصاد قبل ذلك التاريخ.
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After checking the exodus mobile app, it appears that the taproot support is not there yet. You can only use it on the desktop wallet for now. More to add: Blixt wallet (open source)[1]. Just like exodus, you have to enable it from the settings:  [1] https://github.com/hsjoberg/blixt-wallet |
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Financially , they could just give a $30 discount that ot would be the same.
However, there are still people who thinks that receiving their first btc is exciting and things like that. This is an interesting marketing.
I agree 100% with you that doing kyc for 20 - 30 is not ok. Customers already did enough identification to receive the product at home, shipping address name etc... no need to give further documents which are useless for the bitcoin transaction
Additionally, ledger does not handle sensitive data very well.
Maybe for the user is the same thing, but probably not for them as a business since they're setting certain limits on this: To participate in the Black Friday Promotion, you must be at least eighteen (18) years old and have the legal capacity to contract.
Purchases are required to have been made at full-price and not during any promotional period. Black Friday Promotion can not be combined or used in conjunction with any further offer or promotional program, such as the Refer-a-Friend Program.
The maximum number of Products by households that can be purchased as part of the Black Friday Promotion is five (5).
The Black Friday Promotion is limited to a total of 15.000 Nano X Vouchers and 15.000 Nano S Plus Vouchers, on a first come first served basis.
If their goal was to give their users BTC, they could've simply printed paper wallets and shipped them with the devices instead of going with a third party that may require KYC. |
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