I believe one of their payment processors ^[CoinGate] should take the blame instead and they also have similar restrictions when it comes to higher amounts.
^{- As a workaround, you can use Binance Pay [if you're one of its users].}

Update:
That's strange! Just did a test and that's exactly the case: Screenshot

Does anybody know when is the hearing?

I wouldn't be surprised if the original Faketoshi ^[CSW] comes out as a winner ^{[I remember reading somewhere that he has a habit of paying for... you know... stuff ]}.

You have a point, it's better than nothing.

I agree with Lucius's comment and speaking of "being isolated from the society" and "one of the known promoters ^{[e.g. Carlos Matos]}", if I'm recalling the details of his "last interview" correctly, basically he's still doing the same thing ^{[teaching others how and where to invest and etc... while charging ridiculous amounts]}. I do know he wasn't directly connected to Bitconnect, but IMO, he also deserves to be in jail.

No, refer to "UserU's" post.

You're very welcome

I like the idea of adding features based on the votes, but it seems that the discord link has expired ^[screenshot].

Yes, that's exactly the case ^{[other cryptocurrency and fiat currencies]}.

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Btw, are you planning to come up with an app as well ^{[I'm asking because of the unlinked logos of the Google Play and the App Store]}?

This... I wonder why most of the apps that are tied to the governments ^{[not just El Salvador]} have limited or rather unreasonably low server capacities?

I believe it's a custodial wallet.

I'm not an iOS user, but here's the link: Chivo Wallet
^{- At the moment, it's #5 in the Finance category, but earlier in the day it "was #1".}

And here's where it gets tricky:

• Quote from: https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/116870/el-salvadors-chivo-bitcoin-wallet-struggles-to-reach-liftoff-on-launch-day
  Some users reported issues sending the funds credited to their accounts. It appears that the initial $30 can only be sent to other Chivo users and merchants rather than to other wallets outside the Chivo ecosystem. Some have taken to Twitter to post possible workarounds to allow users to withdraw the $30. They claim the funds must pass through a few Chivo-to-Chivo transactions before they're unlocked for withdrawal.
  ~Snipped~
  Matt Ahlborg, head of research at Bitrefill, tweeted his test of the Chivo functionality. He found the $30 in BTC could be sent off-chain after three to five Chivo-to-Chivo transactions and Lightning payments can be sent to and from the wallets.

With a proper prying tool, they would never know you've opened it

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Looks like one of their assembly workers intentionally ^{[it has to be, based on the number of reports I'm seeing here]} pushed the battery connectors down, so it doesn't make that much contact!

The main reason for the overheating part is due to the fact that the hot air is getting trapped in the cooler! It doesn't matter even if you've perfectly aligned the intake and outtake fans to both of those holes ^{[air moves a lot slower when there's an empty space between them]}.

Note: I haven't mined in a very long time, so make sure to do more research on what I'm about to suggest.

• In theory, you should be able to detach the PSU ^{[e.g. like how Bitmain did for "S17/S17 Pro"]} and install it outside with some kind of bracket, then make sure there's no empty space between the fans and the holes.
  - BTW, I don't think using a shroud to connect the fans to the ducting parts would be enough ^{[most of the air would still pass through]}, so try to extend the insulated ducting instead ^{[e.g. it should cover everything like in this picture]}.

I believe this is the website in question: CryptoShares.digital ^[archived]
Note: Refer to @stompix's post instead.

• It took me less than a minute to know that it was nothing but a platform that's meant to scam its users ^{[I didn't even get to the part that it showed those ridiculous high returns]}:
  
  
  • Quote from: https://archive.fo/Qwpt2#selection-747.107-747.151
    Several years of active and productive trade showed the effectiveness of our trading strategy, as evidenced by the economic indicators of activity of our company
    Quote from: https://www.namecheap.com/domains/whois/result?domain=cryptoshares.digital
    Domain name: cryptoshares.digital
    Registrar URL: http://www.namecheap.com
    Creation Date: 2021-04-15T12:24:48.39Z

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Having no signup fee isn't a good indication that such platforms aren't a scam ^{[most of the HYIP/Ponzi schemes that I've seen, didn't require anything upon signing up]}.

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In regards to the creator ^[Mhlanga] having a South African number on WhatsApp, I did post something last week that also applies to this case ^{[unfortunately]}:
^{- It'll be really hard to track him down!}

• Quote from: SFR10 on September 02, 2021, 09:31:01 AM
  It takes less than a dollar to register a WhatsApp account with a number from Nigeria or another country ^{[for the most part]} and in regards to his accent, with some practice, most of us could "easily" imitate their accent!
  ^{- FYI: I'm not Nigerian and I'm trying to only lay out some of the possibilities.}
  

Since it's just an art project, then you should probably consider 3D printing the GPU shell while using a real fan, as opposed to printing that part as well ^{[it's way cheaper]}:

• e.g. RTX 3080 is out of stock, so I 3D printed one - 3D Printed RTX 3080

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It's not that hard to learn how to design the shell with free websites like "Tinkercard", then hire someone to print those parts for you.
^{- Based on the type of GPU shell that you're after, the whole process might be easier/harder.}

Update:
You're very welcome

Best of luck

I have huge respect based on what he has done so far ^{[with an exception for the Chivo app (he "might" have an ulterior motive)]}, but he should really focus now on educating those that have no idea about what BTCitcoin is ^{[according to a recent survey, 2/3rd of them are against its usage and that mainly has to do with the fact that there's limited knowledge among the elderly population]}.

I believe that means they'll be using the remaining $140^ishM to purchase "only" BTCitcoins ^{[that's a lot of BTCitcoins]}.

Even though in theory, that's possible, I still don't think Twitter would allow such a thing to exist for a long time.

If only the redemption process didn't come with an expiration time, it would've been a lot more popular.

Here you go:

• Quote from: Cyrus on August 25, 2021, 10:53:14 PM
  Alsp, here's the show's Twitter account: @BtcTalkShow
  IMO it would be a good idea to tweet some of the contest entries and ideas from here.
  

It's a bit more complicated than that, but in addition to what hilariousandco mentioned, you can also try some of the following platforms: Freelancing platforms which pay in Bitcoin
^{Note: I'm not vouching for any of the above platforms [DYOR prior to using any of them].}

I'm impressed

I totally forgot about that part ^{[my bad]}... Looks like I have to learn how to design those myself, so I did some digging and found "Tinkercad ^{[I didn't find anything against commercial usage, so it should be fine]}".
^{- I did a test (screenshot [I'm just a beginner]) and it appeared to be a lot easier than I thought it would be [I'll be messing around for now, but I'll contact you next week for a quote].}

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BTW, whenever you decide to upload those pictures, kindly follow the format from "this ^{[e.g. your name and the date on a piece of paper]}" thread

Update:
I will, thank you It's just random shapes and my name

Based on tyz's comment and the following translation, there was a "pilot test" before they chose to dive in ^[Q4]:

• Quote from: https://www.institutional-money.com/news/maerkte/headline/union-investment-holt-bitcoin-in-fonds-krypto-erreicht-massen-209548/
  The Frankfurt asset manager Union Investment plans to include such investments in other funds after a pilot test with Bitcoin certificates. This means that cryptocurrencies are increasingly reaching the mass market in Germany.

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Not sure if I understood everything that you just said, but from where I am, you can't withdraw/pull out everything prior to the length/duration of the contract ^{[there will be penalties]}.

Based on the following article about investments in Germany, I believe both of you are correct ^{[unfortunately]}:

All of those are valid points, but how about having an hourly rate ^{[just for the printing part]}, apart from the expenses in regards to the filament types and everything else that you mentioned?

Assuming that the STL files came from "Thingiverse", does it still require some sort of adjustment from your end?

That's interesting Is there a percentage?

I believe there's no post-processing, am I right?

@joeperry
I made a "somewhat" similar thread a few years back ^{[some of the responses would come in handy]}: A question regarding duplicate/alt accounts that join bounties!

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In addition to some of the above comments, @Welsh made a good point as well:

• Quote from: Welsh on June 22, 2018, 09:22:29 AM
  Due diligence needs to be taken whenever anyone is considering tagging anyone. Your case example has almost certainly happened, but there should be other things to consider. For example, post history is normally a good indicator. People are their own downfalls to habits. We all have habits, and unique styles of writing.
  
  There's also the possibility of doing time analysis to identify whether the alleged connected accounts timing links up together. It's not really same address = connected.
  

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But they can't sign a message ^{[unless we're dealing with a compromised private key]} from those addresses, so it doesn't matter

No, it would not go that far and most likely, they would still be mining with their GPUs until now ^{[e.g. no point in mass-producing ASIC rigs for a select few]}.
^{- I only used one example out of many!}

None of the CBDCs should be used as investment assets. Their value is tied to the fiat currency that they're representing and some of them ^{[e.g. China]} even limits the amount each individual could hold on their wallets.
^{- They have the ability to confiscate or freeze your coins; in other words, it would be better to just hold cash, instead of using any of the CBDCs!}

Since I didn't know my way around GitHub, I went with the former ^{[as stated in my previous update]}... Am I supposed to wait until they get back to me through the Trezor Suite ^{[a notification of some sort]} or I should do something else?
^{- It has been more than 24 hours since I've reported it as a bug and it didn't give me anything to follow up on.}

Thank you, you're right ^{[it's a common error (in general)]}... I've also seen that report prior to creating this thread yesterday and since it doesn't involve the Trezor Suite and the RBF feature, then perhaps something else might've caused it.

I wouldn't be so sure about that ^{[unfortunately]}.

Unfortunately, most of the newcomers tend to completely ignore the signs ^{[even those with active type 2/3 flags and profile warnings]} and on top of that, registrars like NameCheap have been ignoring most of the reports lately ^{[not sure why]}!

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Look who just came back "after being inactive for the past 10 months"?
^{- They're probably connected [no concrete proof].}

In regards to anyone that chooses the above option while receiving their wages in cryptocurrencies, what will happen if they immediately convert it to fiat ^{[little to no profit]}? No tax ^{[apart from the €15k limit]}?

Not sure about the current BTM fees in there, but this would probably lead to an increase in BTM fees, as opposed to halting the operations.