3 questions about wallets and DEXs

[n0nce]

My old Raspberry power supply won't turn on anymore.. Experiments delayed.

RIP power supply? 

Yeah, it was dodgy for a while, but I didn't really use that Pi so I didn't bother buying a new one. Now it seems it failed, but it seems useful to keep around for trying software on a low-power / low-performance system such as in this case. Even the Pi 3b needs 3A to have some headroom and run stable, so random old 5V phone chargers just don't cut it.

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[Pmalek]

However, it's always good to upgrade RAM and if you are running older laptop with DDR3 or DDR4, than used RAM is very cheap.

In comparison to DDR5 or if you are comparing DDR3 vs DDR4? My little cousins laptop was running slow a few weeks ago, and since I had some old DDR3s scattered around from old laptops I used many years ago, I gave him some more firepower. Well, I wanted to, but none of the ones I had were compatible. I had to take the laptop to my local IT guy who needed a particular type of L version of the DDR3 to get it up and running. Freaking DDR3s. Anyways, turns out that despite all that trouble and compatibility issues, DDR3 is more expensive then the better DDR4. It's still in demand but the supplies are running low which keeps the prices up.   

[Pmalek]

I had some free time this afternoon and remembered this topic. I decided to take a look at AtomicDEX and what's new at Bisq. OP never came back to tell us if he used any of the recommended software and what he thought about them.

Anyways, if you are reading this, you should know that AtomicDEX doesn't support USDT over the Tron Network. It supports the Ethereum, Solana, and bunch of others I have never heard of, but not the TRC20 variant. Since one of the questions was about Tron wallets, I assume that's the only one he was interested in.

Bisq doesn't have the TRC20 version of USDT among its supported altcoins either. I was actually very surprised when I couldn't find it on the list. Just like AtomicDEX , they also support the ERC20 version. Some other altcoins like BUSD or DAI are also available, but not the one you asked about. And the altcoin markets look really bad with very little liquidity. That doesn't mean there aren't takers who are looking for a good trade, but at first sight there isn't much on offer. 

I didn't try out Robosats or AgoraDesk, but something tells me you won't get lucky there either. 

[UnitedNot]

I apologize for not coming back sooner. Thank you for everything you proposed. Too bad that it is not good enough. I will check what wallets and options are available by asking in the altcoin section. Thank you for trying to help. 

[gunhell16]

I have some bitcoin that I plan to sell soon. I prefer real meetups and peer to peer deals. For that I need a good mobile wallet that I can send my coins to sell. I've only heard good comments about Electrum but the Desktop version. The Mobile app is lacking in the features department. What is a good Android phone wallet I can use for bitcoin? Trusted, not custodial, supports PIN or passwords to unlock, and no bugs.

Yes, most of the nice comments about Electrum are correct, as long as you download it safely to your desktop or laptop and when you first use Electrum and there is an update, just update it to the new version.

My second question is not about bitcoin. For some reason, people like to tether where I live. Finding a bitcoin trader is difficult. They prefer that you convert your coins to tether and send them that instead of bitcoin. My guess is they are afraid of volatility? I don't like it but I have to adapt. Also can someone suggest a good mobile and Android wallet that works with Tether and Tron? The same options as in bitcoin please.

Have you tried using the klever app wallet under Tron or Trc20, I think these apps are okay and fine. Because at least I have been using him for more than 1 year and so far so good..