Quote from: NeuroticFish on Today at 07:49:30 AM

Quote from: adzino on Today at 07:37:27 AM

Looks like your company does offer virtual credit cards. Why not use them? Or are you just trying to find out what other services are out there. In that case, use google lol.

Nice find, LOL!
However, OP was asking about cards that can be used in ATM; if you know how to do that with virtual cards, please teach us Wink

If I remember correctly, the site he represents offers plastic cards too. I am sure those cards can be used in ATM for withdrawing cash. I was looking at their trustpilot rating and there were people calling them scams (hidden charges and whatever. Didn't bother reading everything) and others accusing them of posting fake reviews.

Quote from: NeuroticFish on Today at 07:49:30 AM

I don't know what you mean by "again". After the Wavecrest problem almost all cards had, AdvCash was among the first few to recover. They've started indeed with EU and iirc Russia too, but that was more than one year ago, so they had time to expand. I don't know if they did expand or just didn't update their FAQ, but it's OP problem to find out.

I used to use their cards before like maybe 3/4 years ago and one day they told me that they were no longer able to provide credit card services.

Quote from: RapTarX on Today at 05:34:28 PM

Quote from: Daltonik on Today at 04:44:47 PM

According to analysts at cryptocurrency company Chainalysis, of the existing 18.5 million BTC, about 20% lie in lost or otherwise blocked wallets. In total, this is about $140 billion.

Is this amount reported to anywhere or people are speculation only? I guess there are a lot of early bitcoiners have lost their BTC in such a proceed; either forget the encrypted password or have spoiled their drive, hardware etc. There was another article where I have read it was 1 million.

Speculation. Impossible to make accurate report.