There is a tool that can recover wallet files even if it was deleted but I do not know if this tool can recover the old wallet version since you said it's a 2009/2010 wallet.

The tool called PyWallet is used to recover wallets there is a guide posted on this forum on how to use it you can check this guide "[GUIDE] Recover your deleted keys"

Check the ASIC status? There might be some missing ASIC chips that leads to abnormal status.

If you want a better troubleshooting I suggest share your kernel logs here and maybe we can find some issue under that logs.

Don't forget to put all logs with insert code tag.

I'm not KYC verified I haven't receive anything from okx my guess you've reach the maximum limit. The maximum limit from the link provided above is $5000 but it looks like their maximum limit for non- KYC is $2500?

Here's what I got

The exit plan is when you already made a profit if you force yourself to maximize the profit that is greed that can turn your profit into a negative.
Better learn both technical and fundamental analysis it will help you to predict when to buy and exit and take note DCA also works when there is huge bad news like what happens to two exchanges about sec and exit when the price touch to $31k you can notice this by reading the 14days chart.

If you want to learn about FA and TA check this source "Awesome Crypto Trading" You can also find most of the tools that you can use to analyze the market.

OKX is one of the alternative ones from the list provided above but if you are not KYC verified your account has limited features.

The only best exchange for me is the Coinex exchange because I have already experienced with them since 2020. The only problem is if you forgot your password and security question because they will force you to submit an ID and selfie. So make sure you save the security question on the piece of paper to avoid KYC.

Nexo is offering this because they offer loans to their customers, there are threads here that talk about Nexo's interest from these 2 threads below, and most of the responses don't agree to put your assets in a centralized exchange because you no longer have full control of your assets.

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5380007.0
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5160150.0

That's a pretty bad idea than holding them to non-custodial wallets unless you are willing to lose your investment. Remember high returns is always risky it would be best if you hold BTC in your wallet that you fully control and let the value makes you profit.

Like other said there is no way to send BTC to Metamask unless you talking about Binance-wrapped BTC or BBTC that support the ERC20 network.

What exactly do you plan why do you want to use Metamask to store your BTC?

Are you planning to withdraw BTC from Binance and you see other networks like Bep20, bep2, and ERC20? Once you withdraw them to metamask you won't be able to recover them. Better find the right wallet to receive BTC just like what they suggested above but if your purpose is to reduce fees you can only use other networks when you need to transfer it to another exchange that supports that network.

No, it does not have a fan control even using their API you can't able to edit the fan speed but you can retrieve RPM speed through API using the Whatsminer tool under remote control.

If you plan to reduce the fan speed maybe switching the settings to low power mode might help to reduce fan RPM.

Or if you plan to cool down the miner a bit you can modify the miner's frequency through API.

I think you are the one who promoting it look at your post you put the whole URL it will help to get backlinks here on the forum.
If I were you better edit your post and remove the backlink.

And another thing about this site almost all pages of this exchange are protected from copy-pasting(planning to copy content to check for plagiarism) I tried to disable javascript and it stuck on loading and look at this image below I tried accessing it through Brave.



He might be using some script that can track you better be careful.

I think it depends on the old owner how he maintains their miner but I don't think if they will tell you that their miner is well-maintained.

If you are a newbie and planning to buy a used Miner I suggest better buy new units from Bitmain because it comes with a warranty anytime you can send the unit back to them once you experience some issue within the warranty period. Antminer 19 series have 6 to 12 months warranty.

It is safer than buying 2nd hand units that doesn't have a warranty and you don't know if the unit is well-maintained.

I think it is due to delivery sometimes they don't handle them with care.

If you are far and shipping is expensive it would be better to repair it on your own.

How about trying to do some basic things first like upgrading the firmware of your 3 units to the latest version?

If it still doesn't work try to replug all cables of these 3 units and test it again.

It would be safe to generate mnemonic seed from iancoleman tool if you run it offline.
Make sure you never connect this device to the internet to make sure the seed you generated from the tool is safe.

I don't heard any alternative yet on iancoleman why not generate your seed into Electrum?

If you use the service Coinjoin on Wasabi there is a big risk that you can get tainted BTC so there is a potential risk if you send it to Coinbase they might freeze your account if they found that you use a CoinJoin service.

They know how to determine a transaction if you use CoinJoin read this Blockchain Analytics is Tricky at Scale

If you didn't use CoinJoin I think you are safe but it would be safer if you switch to another wallet like Electrum or sweep the private key to Electrum before you send it to CoinBase.

Based on other users said there is no import option on IOS Mycelium unlike on Android phones.

What is your current backup? Is it a paper backup/private key or a seed phrase?
If it's a private key then switch to another wallet but if it's a seed backup you can restore it by deleting data and reinstalling Mycelium because you can only find the "restore backup" option on the first opening of the app look at the image below

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Current amount of posts: 10975
EARNED merit in the last 120 days: 81
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I think only a wallet of Satoshi doesn't require a minimum amount to open a channel. Meaning it is ready to use if you install the wallet of Satoshi you can use it to receive BTC from NiceHash.


The wallet looks like an open-source wallet the only problem is it requires email to make a cloud backup. That's a bit risky than opening your own channel on Electrim.

No, this is not the only exchange that doesn't ask for KYC there is also a Coinex exchange run by ViaBTC and also an OKX exchange(as optional) with a withdrawal limit for non-KYC users.

I'm sure there are more bad news coming for non-KYC exchange to force people into mandatory KYC.

I already receive those vouchers every month I have vouchers for fee rebates sometimes $10 or $20 USDT I already use them 4 times.
But today, I didn't receive anything so it's exclusive only to random users only or to new users.

Look at my previous voucher expired that I didn't use last February below. But the voucher that I receive in March, April, and May I used them to get a few rebates.

Have you check these two advertising network below?

- Coinzilla
- A-ads

These two that I know active network as of now. Or check this list below you can find old and new advertising networks on that link.

- https://coindoo.com/crypto-ad-networks/

I just tried today to import multiple xPub but it looks like Electrum doesn't support it yet and the advanced feature they mention on their GitHub page it seems it's not yet implemented.

I think if he only wants to monitor the balances of his wallet he can able to import multiple public keys but not xPub. The only problem is he won't be able to generate a new address.