الرفع أو نشر تحديثات أكثر من مرة في أقل من 24 ساعة (في نفس الموضوع) بعتبر مخالف للقوانين. في حالة ايجادك بمواضيع مماثلة.. أرجو التبليغ عنها.

أما بخصوص الأعضاء الذين يقومون بالكثير من المشاركات (في مختلف المواضيع) في فترة جد قصيرة فهذا يسمى بال post bursting و هو مخالف للقوانين و يؤدي للحظر

تجدر الاشارة الى ان المطورين حاليا بصدد التركيز على ال backend و ليس ال frontend. على حسب علمي سوف يكون هنالك تغيير جذري في المستقبل فيما يخص الواجهة

I would stay away from services like ShapeShift and Changelly just because of KYC. Atomic swaps exchanges could make crypto to crypto centralized exchanges obsolete in the future, there is Switch.network, Swap.online, and SparkSwap.com that are worth checking.

Shares in mining farms? I've never heard of such a thing unless you're referring to cloud mining which is something you should stay away from. I don't support gambling but you can invest in Bitcoin casino's Bankroll or lending. For me, the latter sound more risky as lending platforms are not really that good when it comes to protecting the borrower.

For the fee estimation, are you simply retrieving the data from bitcoinfees.earn.com because the estimation seems to be the same, or you're calculating it yourself? Regardless though, I suggest working on that because coinb.in is far more accurate and also cheaper (from experience).

Unlike importing, sweeping is basically sending the funds from the address associated with the private key to one of your Trezor/Electrum addresses. In other words, If you sweep, the private key will no longer contain funds.

Trezor doesn't allow sweeping private keys directly. You can, however, achieve that by using Trezor with Electrum. If you already transferred the funds to Trezor (which is what I understood you did), there is no need to do anything else.

Am I the only one having this problem? I've plugged my Trezor and there is no USD price showing anywhere.

While sending, the textbox where I could type the USD is not there, the usual transaction history page where how much was spent/received, etc.. is also not there.

Aside from the article (which after reading, it looks pretty bias and meant to advertise TrailingCrypto) I gave you last time, it seems like there isn't much online about the service.

Risks are clearly greater when someone has withdrawal API access but apparently, trading APIs are not that safe either.

There are plenty of other exchanges, there is no reason to use something that is not that known and risk your money.

It's already obvious that It's a scam with the minimum deposit of 250$, and the newly registered domain name, etc... but you can read the comments on this article to see what other people say about it.

That's not the case apparently[1][2]. Besides, that's why you have a backup seed with you, to recover your funds If the device gets damaged.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/6tpku1/are_nano_ledger_wallets_vulnerable_to_magnets/
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/ledgerwallet/comments/7s0jvs/ledger_vs_magnets/

I couldn't find any except for this (which seem to be made by WebMoney themselves): https://cards.wmtransfer.com/en

The days of virtual cards and no KYC are long gone, I wouldn't count on finding one If I were you. If it's not something you are planning to do regularly, just try to find a member who could do this for you in exchange for WM or BTC.

It depends on the amount we're talking about here but the recipient (If he's simply not willing to have his name related to crypto) could always open a Skrill or PayPal account where you send him the funds and then he could withdraw to his bank account. If you don't mention anything on the transaction's description, no one would know the reason behind the transaction.!

ATMs are out of the question, especially If the amount is big but he could find local traders where he meet up and trades face to face using cash.

I know the thread is a little bit old but since you're active, I thought I would suggest a few changes:

Mixmers: Remove Bestmixer as it has been seized.
Tools: Consider replacing earn.com with coinb.in. I find it to be far more accurate and cheaper.
Software Wallets (PC): Blockstream is not available for desktop I believe.

For wallets and block explorers, maybe it's worth adding whether they support SegWit or not. (A red text between brackets would be good). Also, for web wallets, I don't think you should put Coinbase and Xapo there.

It can be profitable If the campaign doesn't have many participants and at the same time, manage to raise the necessary funds.

Aside from that, altcoin bounties are dying, and that's valid regardless of your rank. People are slowly realizing that ICOs are not worth it and most of them are scams. Therefore, there are no investors and bounty hunters are not paid.

Read this article: https://bitcoinist.com/6-reasons-run-bitcoin-full-node/

If you're not interested in any of these things, I suggest using Electrum instead or use prune mode in Bitcoin core, this will limit the storage size.

dbshck already answered but in case you were interested in other wallets that don't ship to your country, you could use Shipito (they accept BTC) and reship the item to your country.

You have TrailingCrypto, CryptoHopper, and Coinigy. Usually, "best" is simply based on preferences so you can read this article to understand the differences between these platforms.

If they wanted you to confirm ownership of an address, they could've asked you for a signed message. By searching, I couldn't find anything about them, I wouldn't deposit any amount there.

ASOS seem to ship to multiple countries, I've been checking Bitrefill and I found that they have "ASOS UK" gift cards even though, the website itself doesn't have .co.uk domain.

You can ship to anywhere from the .com version. What I want to know is whether the gift cards are redeemable regardless of your location If you buy them from Bitrefill or not?

Just a bit of advice for the people and mostly for the newbies out there who still use exchanges as personal wallets and are careless about the safety of their funds...

If you don't want to be a victim of another inside job from exchanges or even having your personal wallets hacked (malware), I highly suggest investing in a hardware wallet. You will sleep better at night.

This is more valid than before as the price is surging...