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Any way, does anyone know why cryptoapis.io asks a high amount for things that can be obtained with free APIs services?
OP might be interested in fetching balances only, but unlike the other services, they seem to offer way more than that. They basically have everything you need to create almost anything you want: Exchanges, lending platforms, wallets, block explorers, portfolio management apps, etc., and it's not only for BTC. They seem to support many other blockchains and protocols. |
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The wallet service is shutting down so make sure to withdraw your funds and also stop using the address they provided you with before the 1st of April.
I doubt there are many who are still using the service by now but I'm posting this because I remember that at some point, they were overestimating fees (like really overestimating) and that led some people to just keep their funds there and forget about them in hopes that the fees will be fixed.
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There's Block.io[1] but I couldn't find a mention of their API limits. And you also have Zabo[2]. I haven't tried them myself but it should allow you to do exactly what the services you mentioned do and also get data from your exchange accounts. [1] https://block.io/api/[2] https://zabo.com/pricing/ |
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It is curious that trezor suite does not support lightning payments yet. Anyway, you can use your trezor wallet with Electrum or some other wallet which supports lighting to buy stuff in the store.
I don't think they have any plans to start supporting LN either, see this: While many of our users have asked about Lightning network integration, it is not a feature that makes sense for a hardware wallet.
Bitcoin Lightning transactions require that both the sender and receiver are online at the same time, which means your Trezor device would need to be connected online and unlocked any time that you are expecting a payment. While it would be possible to implement this feature, it undermines the purpose of having a hardware wallet.
To make the most of Lightning transactions, it is recommended to use a hot wallet on your computer or mobile, and then transfer the received balance to your Trezor wallet for safekeeping.
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AFAIK, you can't sell BTC with a printed private key. Most ATMs require sending bitcoin to an address. Why don't you simply send the funds to a personal non-custodial wallet and then whenever you decide to sell the BTC, you can do it at the ATM? You won't be exposing any personal information this way unless, of course, you decide to buy or sell a large amount of money, in which case the ATM will ask you to pass KYC.
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Not sure if this is a bug or its because I PMed the BOT directly, but I just sent a message and it's not showing my name?: 11. PM 10925544 (delayed by 7 days) from to LoyceVs PM publisher (February 16, 2022, 05:39:51 PM)
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لاحظت بالفعل ان الكثيرين يخلطون بين تقنين استعمال البيتكوين مثلما هو حاصل في عديد البلدان المتقدمة و الاعتراف به كعملة رسمية مثل ما هو الحال في السلفادور و في هذه الحالة يصبح قبول الدفوعات بالبيتكوين امر اجباري يعني مثلا عند شرائك لبضاعة حتى من متجر محلي فلا يمكن لصاحبه ان يرفض ان قمت بالدفع بالبيتكوين.
مبلغ 8000 دولار يبدو مبلغا مقبولا بالفعل و هناك نقطة اخرى مهمة في المقال الذي ذكرته و هي ان المعاملات بالعملات الرقمية يجب ان تتم بشكل قانوني من خلال التعريف بالهوية و عن طريق البنوك او عن طريق وسيط قانوني. لكن لم يتم الحديث عن الضرائب التي سيتم فرضها على هذه المعاملات.
على كل هو لا يزال مجرد مشروع قانون بانتظار النسخة النهائية و المصادقة عليها لكن مع ضغط الرئيس بوتين من المرجح ان يتم المصادقة عليه.
لقد أعربت[1] وزارة التنمية الاقتصادية منذ ساعات قليلة عن رغبتها في جعل التعدين قانونيا في بعض المناطق من البلد و كذلك خفض تكلفة الكهرباء للمعدنين. أما بالنسبة للقانون الذي ذكرته سابقا، فمن المرجح أنه سوف يرى النور (بصفة شبه رسمية) في أقل من 3 أيام [1] https://twitter.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1493558430195494920 |
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It looks like you have the necessary technical background, so you can use Coingecko's API as mentioned above. You don't have to send a request for each date though, This will give you the historical price data within a range of timestamp (UNIX): https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/coins/bitcoin/market_chart/range?vs_currency=usd&from=1643716339&to=1644753139
You then just sum everything and calculate the average yourself. |
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There is Indexcoop.com which appears to be the biggest of them all (~200M in assets under management). They're backed by some known investment firms, but I would still recommend you to do more research as I haven't tried them myself.
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في انتظار الوثائقي الخاص بنتفكس، أنصح الاخوة بمشاهذة هذا الوثائقي القصير[1] الذي تم اصداره البارحة و الذي يبدو منه أن الزوجين قد قاما بحفظ 2000 عنوان بال private keys الخاص بها في ملف واحد و هو الأمر الذي سهل على قوات الأمن استرجاع الأموال. صراحة، بعد مشاهدة هذا الفيديو، أصبح من الصعب التصديق أن هذين الزوجين هما الرأس المدبر وراء عملية التهكير أو حتى تبييض الأموال. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GR3rUlDiMxY |
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That helps, thanks. The "keys" then are an internal function that I am not privy to? In this case, as you indicated, I DO have my key which was generated from my seed words but my key is not something I could write down like my public address?
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It's just that the Trezor suite doesn't give you the ability to export them. You could do that using Electrum but I would not recommend doing that. For two reasons: 1. It's not convenient: Say you have 100 addresses (with funds). Would you rather have 100 private keys (one key for each address) or 24 seed that would help you restore the whole wallet? 2. It's not really safe: If your PC is infected, and you do try to export the keys, then a hacker could easily get them and spend the funds even without getting physical your hardware wallet and PIN code. |
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The private keys are derived from the 24 words seed that was mentioned during the setup. That's all you need to have full control over your funds. You also said that you're never asked for a password when connecting your device? A PIN is always required when connecting the device and spending unless you selected the "REMEMBER" option when setting up the wallet:  |
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As mentioned above, it appears that Western Union has resumed its operations in the country so you can check Bestchange[1]. The services don't seem to require KYC but the rates/fees look outrageous so it may not be the best solution [1] https://www.bestchange.com/bitcoin-to-wu.html |
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