Have you tried stamping it without any tape? I'm curious to know how it moves? Does it turn or it comes out slightly when you remove the moving part?
^{- Depending on the answer, I could help in finding a solution for each, but it would probably require modifying almost everything [if you want, I can provide the STL file on Monday (assuming that you still have some old filaments to spare)].}

I don't get it! How can Jihan include "miners" in that sentence while miners are no longer allowed to continue their operations? Am I missing something?
^{- The way that sentence was constructed, makes me think there's still a legal way to mine in China!}

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Another thing that caught my attention in that article, was about them ^[Bitmain] moving out ^{[possibly to Indonesia and Malaysia]}!
^{- AFAIK, there wasn't any ban against the manufacturers, as long as they'd refrain from accepting BTCitcoin and other cryptocurrency payments, so this is just a precaution [a costly one].}

• Quote from: https://twitter.com/SinoCrypto/status/1442574678426484740
  Additionally, majority of Bitmain’s production and manufacturing will now shift from Shenzhen/China to Malaysia and Indonesia

Out of curiosity, how much traffic ^{[unique visitors]} you're getting these days and where would the ad spaces be on your website?

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Looks like you forgot to announce that you've "finally added the "widget" page
^{- It would've been better if we had the ability to choose a "different" color for each of the backgrounds and lines + other variants.}

Update:
Thank you for the stats and I'm looking forward to those updates

I wouldn't be so sure about that ^{[most likely someone else prepares those stuff for him and all he does, is clicking a single button on his device]}!

And to rub salt into the wound, President Bukele used the following tag in his "tweet": #volcanode
^{- I'm not sure who came up with it first, but a lot of people have been using it in the past couple of days [it's annoying and it makes no sense].}

I would suggest contacting @MoparMiningLLC. He can "3D print" it for you and he's based in the US.
^{- Just to be clear, the $75 price was for "this design", am I right? If you have no problem with having little room for the installation part, then I would suggest designing your own case [assuming that you already know how or you're willing to learn] and reduce the overall design in half [based on the images, there are a lot of empty spaces] and that'd significantly reduce the cost of creating one.}

Since you mentioned before that you're doing this project as a hobby, then why not stick to the retro style/theme ^{[the "coin acceptor" part is the only component that makes it different from the rest]}?

You didn't mention its region, so I'm assuming that it's probably Netflix USA. If I was correct, then looks like the "Canadian version of Coincards" still has it in stock ^{[I prefer to not vouch]}, and based on the following quote, you can use it in your account ^{[in theory it should work, but I'm not a Netflix user]}:

• Quote from: https://help.netflix.com/en/node/32950
  Redeem a Netflix gift card purchased in a different country
  You can use a gift card purchased in a different country as long as the gift card is in the same currency as your Netflix bill.

Updated:
Yes, I do know that but I read the following Reddit post ^{[a bit old so it might be outdated and I couldn't find that exact information on the Netflix website]} last night and it said it's possible:

• Quote from: https://www.reddit.com/r/netflix/comments/3rueu7/comment/cwrfd0e/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
  You should be okay. According to the Netflix website their gift cards are good to go in Canada and the US regardless of your region.

Same here but at the moment, there's none on where I'm residing.
^{- Thank you for the link}

Not sure about the first two, but AFAIK MicroCenter is based in the US and I can't receive packages from there and despite knowing a few workarounds, I'd prefer to purchase it from a local reseller ^{[unfortunately, that means an unofficial one]} so I don't have to deal with customs here ^{[they tend to ask for licenses if someone else already imports such items to the country (it's ridiculous and not worth the trouble)]}.

It's possible ^{[third image]}: Bitcoin Machine LCD with Bitcoin and Satoshi Logo (ver 0.4)

Where's the transaction link that shows they've underpaid you and others?

You might want to include a link to those complaints and the tweet in question!

I'm not sure why would you and others bother to work for an obvious scam that had the following rule from the beginning?
^{- I've already checked the "unedited version".}

• Quote from: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5352210.0
  3. Lithosphere team reserves the right to adjust the reward amount, depending on the number of applicants in each of the bounty campaigns.

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The same goes for most of the other shit coins and tokens ^{[unfortunately]}.

Not sure if I'm missing something or not, but how does that prevent a hack from taking place?

They can't access your funds without having the private key ^{[I believe that's what you meant to say, as opposed to an address]}.

When it comes to prevention, it's never a good idea to have a wallet that you access through web browsers ^{[the reputation of the browser in question, does not matter since the whole act is quite risky]}.

If all of them do exactly the same as what the above crypto index fund in question does, then the answer is "nothing"! From what I've understood, it only tracks or rather mirrors the performances, as opposed to actually buying them:

• Quote from: https://cointelegraph.com/news/first-cryptocurrency-fund-approved-in-switzerland
  The fund tracks the performance of the 10 largest cryptocurrencies from SIX Swiss Exchange’s Crypto Market Index 10.

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From what I've seen in the past few years, that's been the norm... First, they allow the ones that are at the top of the chain to invest, then they'll open it to other tiers.

• Quote from: https://www.cryptofinance.ch/en/crypto-finance-the-first-regulated-crypto-fund/
  Qualified investors, such as Swiss wealth management banks, asset managers, pension funds, and other professional investors, who collectively manage several trillion CHF in assets, have been waiting for this kind of regulated fund.

AFAICS, the only way for it to become legal is if you've been authorized ^{[e.g. by the government]} to do it. Anything other than that would be considered illegal ^{[it doesn't matter if you're targeting a scam website or not]} and if they catch you while doing it, you would probably spend the next decade in prison ^{[depending on where you are, you might get a lighter/heavier punishment]}.
^{- I can't think of a better example but in a way, if someone does that, it would look like without having the appropriate licenses, they've shot a criminal that had nothing to do with them!}

In addition to the above suggestion, if your friend sees those addresses within the wallet, it has to be a bug but if the balance and addresses are missing within the wallet ^{[only viewable/visible through an explorer]}, then your friend probably archived them by accident:

• Quote from: https://support.blockchain.com/hc/en-us/articles/207746403-Addresses
  Archive: This option will archive the sub-wallet, so that none of its addresses or balance are included in your overall wallet balance or transaction history. You will still be able to see the sub-wallet listed under Settings > Wallets & Addresses. Click Unarchive to make its addresses and balance visible and usable again.

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In regards to watch-only addresses, AFAICR, all of them had labels in that wallet. Did your friend had a similar experience while using the mobile app as well?

Does anybody know if this is another US-based company or not ^{[they haven't listed that information on their website]}?
- As a last resort, I might go with such a thing if it doesn't ship from the US.

• I had no luck in finding any of the Raspberry Pi models locally and I prefer to not order one ^[separately] from another country.
• I couldn't find a reasonably priced VPS plan for running a full node.
• I'm a bit paranoid about running Bitcoin Core on my desktop or laptop while using the same network connection.
  ^{- Can someone convince me that I should stop worrying about its potential risks?}

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I agree with everybody that said it's overpriced but looks like we're forgetting about the normal ^{[for the most part]} markup percentages:

• Quote from: https://www.freshbooks.com/tools/markup-calculator
  While there is no set “ideal” markup percentage, most businesses set a 50 percent markup.
  Otherwise known as “keystone”,

Update:
Thank you, Dave
^{- I only used certain keywords to search on that page with a CTRL + F [I didn't expect it to be from India, I'm impressed with its overall design].}

So that's why I couldn't find any of those locally ^{[I would probably wait for another month to see if I could get my hands on one of these]}.
^{- Again, thank you for providing useful information, I appreciate it}

Yes, I do know that. Just to be clear, I never implied that Farsi is the same as the languages that are being used in the local sub-boards that I've linked previously!

You have a point, but you don't need a sub-board to kick-start that process ^{[I do know sooner or later, it'll become a mess but AFAIK, no one has received special treatment when it comes to the creation of local boards]}.

You're right... I don't know much about such stuff, but if I were to guess, I would say @theymos probably added a "BiDi support ^{[bidirectional script support or something similar]}" to the above local sub-boards in comparison to what Persian speaking users experience in their local thread ^{[I could be wrong, so don't quote me on this one]}.

As a workaround, perhaps it's best to just use English "letters" to write in Farsi:

• e.g.
  
  • Quote from: Johnsalla on November 15, 2020, 05:07:33 PM
    Salam khedmate hamegi,
    
  • Quote from: ronyjames on July 28, 2020, 11:37:17 AM
    slm mnm az iranm yeki az miner ham kharab shode nmitunm bit coin estekhraj konm bash tamir kar soraq darid?
    

So it could go either way and despite enjoying what he said on his second point ^{[finally, there's someone that works for the government without possessing a pea-sized brain]}, I have a feeling that it's not going to happen anytime soon ^{[assuming that "this comment" is accurate]}.

To those with outstanding orders and other stuff, I just checked and it appears that @yogg came back on the 11^th!
^{- Did he/she responded to any of your concerns privately?}

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I was a bit surprised to read the comments about delayed or unfunded items since I received the item that I won in one of his/her free raffles, quite fast.
^{- I'm not trying to defend @yogg [just stating the facts] and hopefully, everything gets sorted out soon.}

Instead of adding a new feature for that, it'd be better to just follow the rule ^[#30] that @LoyceV quoted ^{[assuming that all of them belong to a single board]} and only bump "a single" thread.

And for threads that don't have a proper label, they could narrow down the results by each board.

Add the following things at the end of the above link: &board=board number
e.g. List of topics on the "Invites & Accounts" sub-board

It looks like they've already ended the support for that version ^{[it's missing from the language drop-down list on the main site]}, due to not having any recent articles but I'll add it to the list for the time being ^{[thank you ]}.

Yes, @Potato Chips already commented about that part ^{[I should've updated the list and the subject field yesterday (sorry, my bad... I'll do it now)]}.

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I'll keep the thread open until tomorrow ^{[in case anyone wants to add something else]}...

The only one that I could recall off the top of my head is "BitWage" and judging by most of the recent comments that it has received, it appears that it no longer offers a good/reliable service ^{[e.g. delays and etc...]}!

On their "blog posts", they emphasized it by including it as one of the main headings ^{["zero-fee access to crypto"]} and since the US is among the top 5 in regards to having the highest average monthly wages, then I automatically assumed there has to be a significant difference between the two.
^{- Thank you for clearing that up.}

Since we're talking about a first-world country, then "yes" but I was wrong... I managed to find the answer to my own question, in another article from the same news outlet:

• Quote from: https://cryptonews.com/news/south-korean-ruling-party-squabbles-over-crypto-tax.htm
  which will see a flat rate of 20% tax levied on crypto tax profits of over USD 2,100 a year.

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You can refer to the following thread: Slovenian crypto tax proposition

You have a point, but how would you feel after reading the following parts as a crypto trader in South Korea?

• Quote from: https://cryptonews.com/news/south-korean-ruling-party-squabbles-over-crypto-tax.htm
  The matter has been compounded by the fact that some traders claim the move is discriminatory – with stock market traders investing in KOSDAQ shares allowed to stick with a USD 42,000 threshold.
• Quote from: https://forkast.news/south-korea-crypto-crackdown-regulations-take-effect/
  Backlash from crypto investors came swiftly. Many argued it was unfair, as crypto income is to be taxed over 2.5 million won, while stock capital gains are to be taxed from 50 million won, which is around US$42,400. Moreover, stock capital gains are to be taxed from 2023, a year later than crypto taxation.