أضف الى ذلك، هذا الخبر[1]. يبدو أن منصة بينانس تريد الامتداد الى روسيا و البلدان المجاورة كأوكرانيا، وكزخستان التي كانت تعتبر من أكبر المعدنين للبيتكوين الى أن حدثت بعض المشاكل في الأيام الاخيرة[2]

[1] https://cryptopotato.com/binance-plans-to-expand-in-russia-report/
[2] https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/bitcoin-network-power-slumps-kazakhstan-crackdown-hits-crypto-miners-2022-01-06/

 الأمر عائد لصعوبة استخراج الأموال حتى بعد تهكيير المنصة كما ذكر الأخ يحيي . يعني المشاكل القانونية و المشاكل التي قد يواجهها عند استخدامه للمنصات الخ.. لكن في حال قام بأخد مليوني دولار و ارجاعه للمبلغ الأصلي فلن يكون ذلك بالمشكل كما هو الان. و هذا ليس بالأمر الغريب، فقد حدث في الماضي مع منصات عدة.

الأمر المثير للاهتمام هنا هو أنه حتى بعد التدقيق في امان و حماية المنصة من طرف شركتين معروفتين في مجال الأمن كما هو ظاهر أسفل صفحة الموقع، لم يمنع ذلك الهاكر من البحث و ايجاد ثغرة.

Honestly, I don't see how else you would do it. In every crypto decentralized exchange I know, usually, developers go with liquidity pools. So for example, the users add usdc and btc to your platform, and in exchange, they'll earn fees on every transaction that happens on that trading pair (based on their share of course).

It would've been easier if you were going to make a P2P platform where fiat is involved. I would've then suggested you reach out to some users in the currency exchange board and try to cut some kind of deal with them, so they start selling in your platform but for crypto pairs, there's is already so many CEXes and DEXes out there, that it makes it difficult to attract new users. Sure, they're not "trustless" but the reality is that the average user doesn't care about that.

I'm also curious, are you planning to develop this on your own? Not to bring you or anything, but if you're planning to go with this, I don't think it would be that easy of a task. Not because I think you lack the skills but I've been following thorchain for quite some time now, so if you're really trying to go with the same concept, you must know that this could be very time-consuming.

There's BitDials.eu[1][2] and although I didn't use them myself, it looks legit based on the reviews I've read online. But I would still suggest you do your own research before using them.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1767459.0
[2] https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.bitdials.eu

So I I want to talk about Hummingbot[1] which many of you probably already know. For those who don't, it's an open-source trading bot[2] that supports multiple exchanges (Both CEXes and DEXes).

The software offers many features but I'm mostly interested in arbitrage. I'd like to hear people's opinions on this and also experiences from those who have tried it before and whether you would recommend it or not.

[1] https://github.com/hummingbot/hummingbot

I'm talking about the Wise (formerly known as TransferWise) debit card and yes, you should be able to order it even if you're a U.S citizen.

If you order the card, and then link it to your Neteller account, you should be able to withdraw the funds to it and then basically send the funds to any bank account you want.

لقد قدمت السيناتورة ويندي روجرز منذ بضعة ساعات، طلبا للكونكرس الأمريكي لجعل البيتكوين عملة قانونية في ولاية أريزونا و هو نفس الشئ الذي قامت به دولة السالفادور منذ بضعة أشهر.

ما هي أرائكم حول هذا الموضوع؟ و هل ترون أنه سوف يتم التصويت لصالح هذا القانون؟ و في حال حدوث ذلك، كيف سوف يأثر ذلك على بقية الولايات الأمريكية أو حتى الدول الأخرى؟

There's definitely going to be demand for it, but the question here is how are you going to get people to join the platform? Because you see, the problem with most decentralized and P2P platforms now is liquidity. If you manage to solve that, then I really don't see why would anyone go elsewhere. Especially if it is trustless as you say. It's also worth mentioning that there is a similar protocol that is being built, it's called Thorchain protocol and currently has ~180M TVL.

I'm afraid that the regulations will be even stricter. Also, the reality is that most people don't care about their privacy, and Binance losing[2] only 3% after enforcing KYC is proof of that so although I don't see what "more KYC rules" would look like, I'm pretty sure that most of our community won't have a problem complying.

What I'm more worried about right now is the "America COMPETES" bill[2] and how easily this could be abused to shut down bitcoin exchanges.

[1] https://indianexpress.com/article/technology/crypto/cryptocurrency-exchange-binance-lost-3-percent-of-its-customers-due-to-mandatory-kyc-requirements-7632594/
[2] https://www.theblockcrypto.com/linked/132074/crypto-advocates-sound-alarm-on-america-competes-bill-over-new-financial-surveillance-provisions

I'm personally a bit skeptical of how useful this type of service can be, especially in this type of situation, but the first thing to do would be to look them up online. If you can't find anything from Bitcointalk, Reddit (with a decent amount of upvotes and comments), or an article (excluding press releases and sponsored articles) on a reputable website, then you should probably stay away from them.

لست متأكدا من صحة هذا الخبر أو مصداقية هذا الموقع، لكن هذا مقال[1] من أسبوعين تقريبا، يفيد أن الأمر عكس ما تقوله تماما. على العموم، ان كانت عندك استفسارات أخرى، فتفضل بها

[1] https://www.pymnts.com/cryptocurrency/2022/central-bank-of-iran-to-aid-traders-making-sanction-busting-crypto-payments/

الأمر الذي لم أفهمه بعد هو لماذا تريد التعامل مع الدول العربية؟ هل أنت من احدى دول الخليج و لكن تعيش في ايران فقط؟

في حال كان الجواب ب"لا"، فأنا لا أدري كيف يمكنك استخدام البايبال في ايران لأنه و على حد علمي، البلد محظور لكن على أي حال، أنا أنصحك باستخدام منصة Paxful في حال كان بامكانك توثيق حسابك و اما، فيمكننك اما استخدام منصة LocalCryptos أو قسم التبادل في المنتدى.

I wouldn't be so sure about that. Skrill started supporting cryptocurrencies long before PayPal IIRC and although they didn't support withdrawals at the start, they ended up doing it: https://twitter.com/skrill/status/1364277436519772163

So if they're serious about acquiring more users and not losing their current ones, they will definitely follow Skrill's steps.

I don't think that would work. Not using the UI anyway. Electrum checks the private keys before importing them so if you paste 100 private keys, you're not going to be able to import any of them because the "next" button will be greyed out since one of them is incorrect.

That's not working either. I don't have an account, but I tried to log in with random credentials and I got this error:


Same thing when I try to create an account:

I just checked their platform and from the looks of it, they seem to be the CEX version of Pancakeswap. I'm not sure about the specific coin you mentioned but by looking at the biggest losers (24% change) it appears that they are useless coins with no use case and with huge circulating supply, you know the type of coins we've been seeing for the last few months (like SafeMoon, ELON, etc.).

So no, I doubt that the team behind the platform has anything to do with the pumps and dumps, but I would still hold them responsible since they are approving this kind of coins for listing.

لا أعتقد أن ذلك سوف يكون عائقا:


أضف الى ذلك أن المكتب لا يقوم بالتعامل عن طريق موقعهم، بل يجب على كل من أراد القيام بالبيع أو الشراء، التوجه الى مكتبهم في الامارات. يعني التعامل سوف يكون نقدا و وجها لوجه و الذي في رأيي هو ما يجعل بلد العميل ليس بالأمر المهم، و الله أعلم.

If you're not willing to wait, you can just sell the BTC for USD again, and then find someone to buy BTC from using Paxful or Localbitcoins.

الأمر هنا متعلق بشبكة البرق أكثر مما هو متعلق بالعناوين التي قمت بشرحها في الموضوع.
و بالنسبة لشبكة البرق، الأمر مختلف بعض الشيئ، لا يمكنك استخراج مفتاح خاص أو استخدام seed من 12 أو 24 كلمة لاستخراج محفظتك، بل يجب عليك القيام بأخذ backup للملف من حين لأخر و لهذا السبب تحديدا تجد أن معظم الأشخاص تفضل استخدام محافظ custodial مثل Wallet of Satoshi، أو المحفظة التي قمت بذكرها في هذا  الموضوع، لأن كل هذه المحافظ تقوم بحفظ ملف شبكة البرق من دون أن تقوم أنت بذلك (بمأنك تستخدم ايميل أو اسم مستخدم للولوج اليها) و هذا على عكس المحافظ ال non-custodial ك zap wallet[1] أين يتوجب عليك حفظ الملف بنفسك

و يمكنك قراءة المزيد حول الموضوع في هذا المقال التي قامت محفظة كوون بكتابته[2]

[1] https://docs.zaphq.io/docs-desktop-getting-started#step-6-channel-backups
[2] https://blog.muun.com/why-not-just-a-mnemonic/

I don't think I can agree with you on this one. Implementing bitcoin payments shouldn't require that much work unless they're planning to run their own nodes, etc. which most businesses are not interested in doing.

As for the demand, then I'm pretty sure a lot of people would like to see it, maybe they just didn't show interest. Freelancer platforms are full of developers and tech-savvy's, exactly the type of people who you would expect to be interested in bitcoin.

We can also look back a little, and see that Fiverr used to accept Bitcoin (2014-2017). So even now, 5 years later when the demand should be higher, it seems like there's still no interest to add it.