Not sure why you prefer to add unnecessary steps and make everything way more complicated than they need to be, but to achieve something like that ^{[it doesn't cover everything that you want]}, you can try a service called "BitWage".
^{Note: I've never tried it before and from what I've read, it has mixed reviews [e.g. delays and etc...], so DYOR before using such platforms.}

As much as I hate Coinbase, I have to mention they've created a non-custodial wallet ^{[not sure when they've introduced it]} that it isn't directly connected to their Coinbase app ^{[it has a different icon as well]}:
^{- Despite saying the above things, I still wouldn't recommend "any" of their services.}

• Quote from: https://www.coinbase.com/learn/tips-and-tutorials/how-to-set-up-a-crypto-wallet
  The Coinbase app, where you buy and sell crypto, is a hosted wallet. You can also download the standalone Coinbase Wallet app to take advantage of the benefits of a non-custodial wallet.
• Quote from: https://wallet.coinbase.com/faq/
  Coinbase Wallet is a user-controlled, non-custodial product. The app generates a 12 word recovery phrase which is what gives you, and only you, access to your account to move received funds. Coinbase will never have access to this seed, meaning that we cannot move funds on your behalf even if you lose access to your recovery phrase.

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When it comes to its security, it heavily depends on how secure both of your devices are.

Update:
Sorry, I thought you were referring to them as a single wallet/app.

Ibebase nila sa kung anuman price mo sya naibenta.

May point ka pero dipende parin yun sa mga ginagamit natin platforms ^{[for the most part, mahirap tlga pero hindi imposible]}.
^{- Pag naapprove nila yun, baka gumawa din sila ng platfrom kung saan mas maging madali yung conversion process, at the expense of monitoring everyone for taxes.}

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Iclarify ko lang yung unang sagot ko tungkol sa taxes was about cryptocurrency earnings in general, as opposed to yung nakalagay sa subject field.

How are you going to tackle the issue surrounding the need to sign in/log in through steam?

I'm not a back-end coder or a developer by any means, but I think ^{[don't quote me on this one]} you can achieve those with the help of an API:

• Blockchain's API
• Blockchair's API

AFAICR, I haven't installed Trezor Bridge, but apparently, there's a small difference: Which one should I use? Trezor Wallet/Bridge or Trezor Suite?

On "this" link, it says "Windows 10 and newer" and found someone that indirectly "mentioned" it didn't work in windows 7 ^{[most likely the same goes for windows 8]}.

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Best of luck

Not sure about the Windows 8 support, but there's a manual in the package that says "getting started" and the recommended setup is, connecting it to your computer, then visit "trezor.io/start ^{[redirects to "this" link]}" and in the end, simply follow the instructions.
^{- Personally, I'm using the trezor suite as well.}

Not sure what you meant by signaling it, but that address has been reported multiple times on the following websites:

• Bitcoin Abuse Database <sup>[report count = 41]
  - Scroll down to see the reports.</sup>
• Bitcoin Whos Who <sup>[report count = 13]
  - Click the "Scam Alert" button from the bottom left corner of the table.</sup>

I expected this to happen ^{[unfortunately]}.

Nagbabayad ako, pero since wala ako sa Pinas at di ako nagbabayad sa kanila ^{[in PH]} mismo ^{[di ako considered as OFW]}, walang point kung iexplain ko yung case ko.

Mas maganda kung mag hire ka ng tao para gawin nila ^{[usually, they'll charge a fixed fee instead of a certain percentage]}.

Personally, I have nothing against them but I wouldn't call a BTM operator with around 2.2% - 2.5% market share ^{[according to "BTM tracking website" - as stated in that article]} as Major!
^{- By doing that, they'll be shooting themselves in the foot [referring to BTM operators and some of the involved banks]: More requirements = Less customers}

You might want to pay attention to the type of impact, non-business days could have on the delivery itself.

Have you tried tracking it with a universal tracker like "17track"?

I've purchased mine using a local official reseller, so I'm not going to pretend I know everything, but I still wouldn't worry...
^{- Worst case scenario: Customs doesn't clear it [highly unlikely unless you're in the Philippines] and just sends it back to them > they'll send you a full refund.}

On "this" page, it mentions the "standard shipping" time as "five days to six weeks" for the European countries:
^{- There's also a "UPS tracking" page on the following link [might show something if they've used it].}

• Quote from: https://trezor.io/support/logistics/shipping-options-and-handling-time/
  Delivery time may vary between five days to six weeks depending on your location and your national post service.

Based on the "video ^{[skip to 0:38]}" that the Police released on Aug 20, they were definitely using ASIC rigs; in other words, it's either BTCitcoin mining or a few other cryptocurrencies that also have ASICs built for them.

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Does anybody know what's the nationality of the women they've arrested?
^{- IIRC, all of the recent incidents [three other countries] had "at least" a single Chinese national behind its operation.}

Out of curiosity, if a moderator edits those within the 10-minute window, is it still going to reflect below the time?

It doesn't. When a thread is trashed, it has simply moved to the "Trashcan" board ^{[it's only accessible to staff, mods and admins]} and global moderators or admins can easily restore it.
^{- IIRC, such cases won't show up in the "mod log/deletion log".}

I also posted something about it, but it didn't have all necessary information:

• Quote from: SFR10 on August 24, 2021, 02:49:43 PM
  but found an interesting article about one of their employees: Inside Job Theft Cripples Bitheus’ BitXatm Network
  

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For some reason, all I see is a blank page ^[screenshot] and most likely that's the case with others as well, but I did manage to find an archive of their blog on another website: "Link"

Always remember to archive websites ^{[some of them frequently visit this board to cover their tracks]}:

• Fake: innosilicon.us.com ^[archived]
• Original: innosilicon.com ^[archived]

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The following information might come in handy when you're reporting them:

• In their "about us ^[archived]" page, it says "Founded in 2006" and at the bottom of the page, it says "2006-2021", but they registered their website in 2021:
  
  
  • Quote from: https://www.namecheap.com/domains/whois/result?domain=innosilicon.us.com
    Domain name: innosilicon.us.com
    Creation Date: 2021-04-18T13:25:04.00Z
• Despite not having a review prior to their creation date, it's quite obvious that all of their reviews are fake ^{[most of them were posted in intervals]}:
  
  e.g. Innosilicon A11 Pro 8GB Ethereum miner (2000 MH/s) ^[archived]
  
  • July 28, 2021 = 10 reviews
  • July 18, 2021 = 15 reviews
  • July 6, 2021 = 3 reviews
  • July 3, 2021 = 16 reviews
  • June 25, 2021 = 10 reviews
  • June 21, 2021 = 20 reviews
  • May 22, 2021 = 10 reviews
  • May 21, 2021 = 11 reviews
  • May 20, 2021 = 10 reviews

Solution: Just use any of the "known" explorers that provide QR codes ^{[e.g. Blockchain.com]}.

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Surprisingly, the one you've used as an example has been around for a few years and its registrar ^[NameCheap], doesn't seem to care ^{[unfortunately]}.

• The owner ^{[most likely]}: bitcoinmanic ^[link]
• OmegaStarScream reported it in 2018 ^[link]

The only thing that's bothering me from this positive news, is the fact that Salvadorans will be limited to "50 bank branches" only! It would've made sense if we were just talking about the BTMs, but since banks are involved as well, then there's no reason to limit it to a certain amount of branches ^{[either you accept it completely or not]}.

You have a point, but none of them would be able to get the "free $30 in BTCitcoin" unless they'd use the Chivo app for at least one time ^{[there has to be an ulterior motive behind the creation of that app]}.

It appears that it had the exact same status 6 months prior to that ^{[Dec. 02, 2020]}, but for some reason, the overall status still remains as live/active! Am I missing something?

Does anybody know what it takes before they could dismiss everything and declare it as dead?

I have huge respect because of their consistency, but am I the only one that gets easily annoyed/irritated at Michael's Twitter activity?

The moment he stops tweeting anything about it for two straight days ^{[a single day should already be a concern]}, should be an indication that they're about to sell ^{[don't quote me on this one ]}.

Sorry, I should've been more clearer, but by "those keywords", I meant those you've included inside the code tag, as opposed to what you've searched on google ^{[perhaps that's also the case with sujonali1819]}.

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As long as they're getting paid for selling an ad spot, they'll continue accepting such ads ^{[despite what they've said before]} until someone reports it:

• Quote from: SFR10 on June 13, 2021, 03:39:56 PM
  ~Snipped~
  I'm still seeing a lot of those ads ^{[mostly from the reported threads on the "Scam Accusations" board]} from time to time and I'm starting to think that everything has to be automated or else they would've "easily" rejected most of those ads.
  ^{- Having said that, usually, such ads are taken down quite quickly if someone reports them.}
  

Without visiting it, I have no doubt it's a fake page:
^{- Surprisingly, that result didn't show up when I searched for those keywords on my end.}

• logln.blockcnain.com
• Quote from: https://www.namecheap.com/domains/whois/result?domain=lnfo-setting-server.com
  Domain Name: lnfo-setting-server.com
  Creation Date: 2021-08-20T07:35:02Z

There's one more:

• The "i" in the word login is a lowercase "L".

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I almost forgot, let's report it to their registrar:


Update ^{[with a couple of corrections]}: