Same here... It adds a cozier vibe to any setup, but apart from the bamboo plate, the one with the front light is already out of stock in the official store while Bitsaga is selling it for €70 more and that one doesn't come with the bamboo plate.
^{- BTW, it appears that there'll be a cool-looking alternative soon, but it'll probably have fewer features: BitKlock™ (there's still no official name, so its name is only meant to be a joke and it might cost around $200) - Mechanical displays were designed by @Engineezy and here's the "link to buy the STL files".}

None of the above-underlined parts are true... Considering that you're charging a forwarding fee, it's considered a multi-hop payment so it actually counts as indirect and definitely not instant!
^{- Regarding your forward fee, it appears that there are different tiers in the equation... Would you mind listing them on your website?}

Seeing the inconsistencies between the content of this thread and the platform in question, makes me lean toward you not being an official representative of this platform. Am I correct?

• Quote from: https://quickbitsale.com/TOS
  QuickBitSale.com is an intermediary platform that facilitates Bitcoin payments between sellers and buyers. By using this platform, you agree to comply with all terms and conditions.

Wala pa masyadong update dahil sa end of December pa malalaman ang exact date ng repayment nila pero ang rough estimate nila is sa March magsisimula ang repayment process ^[source].

Ayon sa mga bagong report, may dagdag na 18 or 19% ^{[may mga conflicing reports kaya hindi pa ako sure kung alin ang tama at hindi ko pa alam kung ano ang rason]}.

It's worth mentioning that you can still get through their faulty ticket system with some luck, but you really need to be patient... Out of the ten times that I tried, I managed to successfully submit a ticket on two occasions:
^{- Have you tried to post in their Telegram group? I'm not one of their users, but they might respond.}

I also don't have prior experience with the above website, but there's no harm in using something that would improve the odds of taking such websites down, so thank you for linking it here.

Unfortunately, you're right: bybytex.com <sup>[Creation Date: 2024-11-21]
- And another one that's been in existence for roughly a year: litadex.com (Creation Date: 2023-12-01)</sup>

Surprisingly, your actions did the trick ^{[I can't remember the last time NameCheap was still this fast in taking down a domain]} so thank you for doing all of the above things ^{[the same goes for other users who did the same]}.

It used to be my favorite, but a couple of years back I started experiencing a massive drop in its overall performance... Despite renewing my subscription for two more years at that time, I only used it for less than a month before I decided to go with Mullvad.
^{- Having said that, you might get away with it for slow-paced games, but that's not the case with FPS games.}

Thank you... I'll test it when my current subscription ends.

As much as I hate to be the product, I tried this route but couldn't activate the free trials for both ExpressVPN & Surfshark since it required adding a payment method and I didn't want to do that... I'd put the gaming performance of Windscribe in between NordVPN and Mullvad while CyberGhost kept crashing for some reason.

What happened::
This so-called exchange claims they're giving out 50 to 100 USDT to newly registered members on their platform, but despite saying the only requirement for enabling withdrawal is "a single buy/sell order", they're asking to either "connect our wallets or deposit 100$" and I think it's quite clear that both of these things will lead to them scamming their members!



Scammers Profile Link:
jerinracy

Reference Link:
New Exchange | free 50-100 USDT PROMOCODE ^[archived]
fix-trade.com ^[archived]

Additional Notes:


Other fake platforms that use the same theme and template:

- bitcelix.com ^[archived]
- trustybin.com ^[archived]
- violcoin.com ^[archived]

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Tagged and "created a flag".

Nothing is 100% bullet-proof if it's accessible on the internet, but chances of an official source getting compromised are usually low... Regardless of that, you should ALWAYS verify the authenticity of the downloaded Trezor Suite file, before installing it: Download & verify Trezor Suite ^{[the whole process takes a minute to complete]}

There's also one for their Ledger Flex, but in the form of a voucher ^[$70] so the redemption process probably will not be that smooth.

Same here, but how about their Model T? Despite not having a secure element, the 40% discount is very tempting.

Few other deals:

- 15% off on OneKey wallets ^{[use code: BFCM-2024]}
- Up to 50% off for SecuX wallets ^{[starting on Nov 25]}
- $20 to $70 off for ELLIPAL wallets
- 34% off for Bitkey ^{[note for newcomers: This isn't a proper HW!]}

For Mullvad users who solely rely on the OpenVPN protocol like me, in a year's time ^[roughly], WireGuard will be the only protocol on Mullvad: Removing OpenVPN 15th January 2026
^{- Considering that I have to switch to another provider soon, I wonder if someone could also recommend a good VPN for online gaming (NordVPN was awful while Mullvad is somewhat okay).}

It's worth mentioning that the frequency of the above things happening through the use of Bitcoin ^{[or even other cryptocurrencies]} is nothing compared to traditional methods and there are already multiple research studies about it!

Would you mind explaining to us how you came to that conclusion?

If you're referring to the amount the US government has, they've actually seized most of those Bitcoins ^{[don't overthink it]}.

Now you're generalizing Bitcoiners and that's wrong!

Why are you considering that to be a bad thing?

The method you mentioned is indeed the easiest way to generate a 12-word seed phrase for the Trezor Model One, but last time I checked, those weren't compatible with Trezor wallet ^{[or other HWs (it's only supported on a few SWs)]} so you'll be quite limited in the restoration process and IMO, this method defeats the purpose of having a HW to some extent ^{[I'd personally go with Pmalek's suggestion]}.

Mukhang ibat-ibang uri ng stabelcoin lang ang involve sa platform nila kabayan at considering na hindi volatile ang mga ito, sa tingin ko wala masyadong gagamit sa platform nila at pag dating naman sa cross-border payments, mas maganda ang ibang options ^{[kahit connected ito sa Unionbank]}.

I haven't been that active in the past few months so I'm not updated on all fronts ^{[e.g. NVK's issues with Foundation, Seedsigner, etc...]}, but it appears that nvk wasn't expecting BTClock to have a chance in the beginning and as soon as Djuri started adding more features to BTClock, he chose to take out the competition to salvage their overpriced products ^[SMH]!
^{- Based on one of the X posts shared by Mitchell, I think Djuri only needs to change the name and the appearance of BTClock to get back to normal operations and I actually think this would be a blessing in disguise.}

I just found two more phishing websites... One of them is new while the other one is a few months old and a victim of "another phishing website" briefly mentioned their domain name before editing his/her post ^{[unedited version]}:



There's an empty website that I hope it'd never go live due to who their registrar is ^{[Name...cough...Cheap...cough (incompetent support staff)]}:

I prefer to use this one over the binary model ^{[or as you've labeled it, BitSafe]} for storing a 12-word seed phrase, but there's a small mistake in the provided sample ^{[the BIP39 word for 512 is divide]}.
^{BTW, what kind of filament do you recommend for someone not worried about going through airport security?}

Unfortunately, the above sentence doesn't always apply to online crypto casinos. Sometimes, it's because of the limitations imposed by the payment gateway of their choice, and in other instances, it has something to do with where they're based ^{[e.g. rules and regulations for both cases]}.

No, you didn't... I'm pretty sure you just made it!

Regarding dun sa kaso ni Leibov, mukhang kilala talaga siya ng isa sa mga armed robbers dahil matagal na silang nagtetrading ng crypto so sa tingin ko hindi siya nag flex ng crypto holding niya ^[source]... The main issue is nakipag-meet siya sa isang private place habang nag-iisa siya sa ibang bansa ^{[ako kahit may kasama akong mga tao, pipiliin ko palagi ang mga public places na medyo magulo]}!

@more-ex.com
- Can we have more information concerning the AML verification stage? If you'll be relying on an automated system at any stage, would you mind mentioning the name of the software in question?
^{Unfortunately, there's a hidden agenda behind creating some of them!}

- It appears that there are some "inconsistencies" in potential rewards for the affiliates... In one part you mentioned the rewards can be from 1% - 6% while in the succeeding part, it's saying 10% - 30%. Which one is the accurate one?