I recommend using coinpayments or blockonimics for easy setup and lower merchant fees. Btcpay is way overprice to implement to your small website but its the most recommended on the list mentioned above.

I see wala nga siya sa browser pero sa app nila meron kasama paymaya, paypal at etc.

Regarding naman sa selling, need mo mag pili ng price type kung floating ba or fixed, pag floating mag b'base siya sa current price ng coin to currency. Recommended ang floating tapus set ka >100% since need mo ng tubo/profit.

Since p2p siya price may vary talaga sa seller/buyer kaya minsan same rate lang or di nag kakaiba sa ibang exchanges need mo lang talaga mag hanap ng seller na maganda rates.

AFAIK flash is disabled/removed on most updated browsers not unless you installed it manually, so maybe it's okay to let that button there since there's no effect when using it, it will just converted to a normal link.

Also, bitcointalk smf has very outdated version, idk if theymos can manually remove such button in posting editor.

The site literally runs on BSV blockchain, so promoting BSV their is common, promoting bitcoin is normal and can be happen on any platform. Also try to check peepeth.com its a twitter like social media runs on eth blockchain.

I don't know the password thing on trezor but even if you forget your pin as long as you have copy of your recovery seed you can still recover your funds using a compatible wallet like electrum or a new trezor.

Yes, you can, but others will suggest don't do it if you care your privacy and its bad for anonymity.

Viewing private keys from your hardware recovery seed is a no no unless your hardware wallet breaks or stop operating and you need to recover your funds.

And you can't import private keys to a hardware wallet.

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Removed my application due to this rule.


So I'll stick on simplefx twitter campaign that you're managing

Sorry for the loss, but you could avoid this if you made even a little bit of research, even by googling "coinpal.eu review" you will get an answer from the very first result.

The site look is copied from [banned mixer] website that's why its very familiar lmao.

About other info I'm afraid that their contact page and instagram account is the only way to contact them.

AFAIK a-ads.com is the only bitcoin ad network that accepts NSFW content/ads.

Actually, also, adverti.io, but seems they are out of business now.

You're fund of creating threads with yes-no question. I guess there's no sense to make this thread open, you may now close this thread since you already get your answers, replies are repetitive already since page 1.

06 - bL4nkcode

Thank you

Wala namang fee kase gcash to gcash user naman, parang normal express send lang ng gcash ang ganap, sa binance lang mag t'transfer ng crypto from seller to buyer if paid na.

Okay siya pag di mo talaga need ng instant withdrawal, kase daming seller/buyer na pag pipilian eh, so wait ng medjo matagal-tagal pag nag bebenta sa p2p binance. Sa coins kase medjo instant lalo na pag though gcash or other online bank withdraw.

You can check coinomi, though it's not a web wallet, its a desktop and mobile wallet but it has everything you want, storing altcoins/bitcoin and doesn't need any major wallet syncing from its server.
Edge is an option as well though its only for mobile users.

Lastly, I would suggest not using blockchain.com wallet it's a tr*sh.

Wondering if where they get your email address to shill their investment program.

To others, I would suggest to avoid clicking any link with this kind of email. Would be better if you delete and mark it as spam to avoid getting any kind of malware on your device.

That wallet is still unknown to me, it might have a good UI but how about the security? More thing it isn't open source, how can people trust it?
There are lots of wallets that is more reputed than this, so I'll just stick to them, and wouldn't recommend this wallet til community review its source code.

As long it's for the profit of their business, then why not. lol.

I'm not really into this DEFI trend, listing tokens after 2-3 days it was launched? it's overhyped.

Oo since halos lahat ng bank dito satin is may instapay for mobile banking so parang instant na rin ang transaction.

Oo, post ka ng ads as selling ng X bitcoin, then mode of payment mo is Gcash. So gagawin ng buyer is kunin ang gcash account number mo pag nag confirm ang buyer na "paid" na ang transaction, mostly nag c'chat yan ng kanyang gcash ref.no, then check mo sa gcash account mo if tama ang amount ng receive mo at sa gcash ref.no. Pag okay na then confirm release ka ng coin na binila ng buyer.

Nope, maybe they don't have any announcement yet for past days or even months, but the development is still progressing, their last commit on their github page was just yesterday.

Well, they should be, their announcement is misleading and kinda skeptical after all.

This has the same case scenario for bitblender users. Though bitblender is much better than rahakott in terms of reputation but those issues were somewhat never resolved, I guess.

It's all about trends and profit, like the ICO bubble, so listing coins is a priority of these exchanges for profit, and delist once the coin performs sh*t.

But its self-responsibility for its users to trade an invest, don't just buy coins due to the exchange list the coin, check the company background and etc.