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Not a miner, but I'm all for OTC. Cuts out the waiting and issues with big transactions. Which exchange are you on? I’ve found that some can process things way faster.

Are you looking to switch to fiat or just trading BTC for other crypto? You might want to check out Bisq. It takes a bit longer but no ID needed. Also, kycnot.me has a list of private options if you're interested.

Trying to find legal teams from similar cases is a good step. LinkedIn could be helpful.

Getting a lawyer experienced in crypto is key. Document everything you have. Gather info on the company and your transactions. It’s gonna cost, but it’s worth it.

You know, it’s not just about Bitcoin or crypto. All those factors are global issues affecting every sector. Inflation is out of control. While the world was in lockdown, Bitcoin handled itself better than most assets."

Some think centralized exchanges are easier, but that's exactly what the governments want. They lure people in for convenience and then monitor every move.

A co-founder spilled the beans on all this. He’s trying to get the word out so folks can hopefully get their money back. If you know anyone who used Intersango, make sure they see this. There’s more info here:…

Yes. If an attacker is trying to brute force their way into a wallet they will need both keys in a 2 of 2 wallet to sign a transaction from it. Hypothetically, yes it would help in this situation. Change happens…

Bitcoin is actually up by 2% in the last 24 hours, if you look at CoinMarketCap.

First off, if a transaction is confirmed and in the longest chain, mining the next blocks doesn’t invalidate it. It just gets pushed down further. Those unconfirmed transactions chill in mempool, not on the chain.

Satoshi's coins? They're not lost. No proof that the keys are gone. He just hasn’t moved them probably to avoid market disruption.

Not gonna lie, I’m usually not a fan of linking Bitcoin to unrelated stuff. But in this case, I get it. It's about freedom and autonomy. No middlemen or barriers with Bitcoin lets more people build their own businesses…

But how can a third-party app or site actually change how Bitcoin Core nodes connect? If it were that easy, we'd have a bunch of apps with different features, but what about security? Some risks might have been fixed…

You can still do a text backup with your seed phrase for HD wallets. It’s like having your master public key. This way, all your keys are under it. No security compromise there. Just saying.

Honestly, sounds like you might wanna double-check your facts before explaining things to others. Just sayin’.

Not gonna lie, it’s just one step: look up the transaction ID on an explorer. Nothing more. Forget about checking other stuff like dates.

Yeah, that's pretty normal. Your node needs those outbound connections to sync up with the blockchain. You might just not have allowed incoming connections before the reinstall.

2020 isn’t that far back. Plenty of wallets were solid back then. Just make sure you didn’t mess up the backup process. How long is this wallet number you got?

Not really. The FCA can only regulate within the UK. They can’t control what happens on unregulated exchanges outside. Sure, trading there is riskier, but it’s still possible. Just stay cautious.

I remember discussions from years back about whether Satoshi left some secret backdoor in Bitcoin. Most thought there wasn’t one. Even if he tried to crash the market, Bitcoin would keep running its course.