I've received HelloFresh promo code worth $245.
Since company is not active in my country (only US) I would like to pass it to someone who could perhaps utilize it.

As per conditions (see below) it's valid only for new customers, cannot be sold etc.
It might be linked to my email or name I put in (fake one) and might not work or be canceled ...but it's free so why not give a try.

If anyone interested just ask here. I'll pick someone and PM the code.

The only similarity I can see is that both requires some initial funds.

Investing is more or less limited to just one direction: a growing market. Buying the asset to sell it later at higher price.
However investing in PoS coins can be profitable within some small price drop as well (because due to staking you will probably own more units of the asset than you originally bought)

But trading offers two ways to make profit as margin trading allows you to "sell" stuff you don't even own (had bought) so you can make profit on price dropping asset as well.

I would say the main difference is that active trading requires constant oversight (either manual or using scripts, bots etc.) and changing/updating positions to maximize the profits (or cut loses) while investing is more about few buy actions and waiting for good sell opportunity.

sum up:
Investing => targeting only continuously growing assets (or assets you believe is going to grow in future )
Trading => asset itself is no so much important, it's more about watching it's market behavior ( price fluctuation, volume ) and your reactions.

Hmm, to je vono. A ta druhá platba (10 USDT) šla normálně přes ERC20. Jest tak?

TRC20 je Tron síť a to je něco úplně jinýho než Ethereum.
Ale je fakt divný že tě to binance nechalo vůbec odeslat. Formát Tron adresy je úplně jinej a muselo na tebe vyskočit varování.

Můžeš kontaktovat (nebo spíš tvá kamarádka) coinbase support. Ale sem si celkem jistej že s tim nic neudělaj.
Pro příště teda dvojnásobná kontrola.

Tak ještě záleží přes jakou platformu (síť) si to posílal a jestli ji coinbase podporuje.

Pokud vim tak coinbase akceptuje pouze Ethereum (ERC-20).
Ale z binance to můžeš vybrat i přes Polygon,  Smart-chain, Avax atd. ... tyhle sice maji stejný formát adressy (takže tě během výběru na chybu neupozorní ) ale nejsou mezi sebou kompatibilní. Když teda pošleš USDT přes Polygon na Ethereum tak to coinbase nevidí/nepřijme.

Zkontroluj zda si to fakt odeslal přes Ethereum (ERC20) na tu samou síť.

You can make use of multi-signature wallet (which requires more signatures to successfully process a transaction ).
Import second (or more) seed(s) to another device(s). Or hardware wallet(s) can be used as 2fa device(s) as well.

Nemyslel si spíš USDT nebo USDC ... ?
Docela bych se divil kdyby fiat výběr proběhl ten samý den (navíc ve svátek).

Jestli si fakt poslal USD (fiat dollar) tak to v žádnym blockchainu nenajdeš. Fiat měny nejedou na blockchainu ... používaj jakousi databázi mezi bankami (do který běžný uživatel nemá přístup).
Napadá mě akorát že kamarádka nemá oveřený účet (KYC) a protože se jedná o vyšší částku tak to zablokovali nebo to musí projít manuální kontrolou (ale určitě by měla by dostat nějaký info na mail nebo telefon).

You can try to auction it ... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=73.0

What exactly you're struggling with?
They have a guide how to purchase BTC: https://www.coincorner.com/buy-bitcoin
Note: It's not a "transfer". You will be buying those BTC.

If you intend to hold BTC for a long term than you'd better transfer (withdraw) those BTC to some non-custodial wallet (e.g. electrum).

They could be aiming for identity theft (asking your ID details claiming they need them to avoid providing multiple loans to same person ).

With stolen IDs there is vast amount of possible scenarios.
e.g. making their own loan using your identity with intention to never repay (while you'll be the one prosecuted by authorities).

Looks pretty.
I'm just curious why did you abandon your previous account? Such action always makes me feel a bit suspicious.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2258147.0

In simple: That much you can afford to lose.
Imagine worst possible scenario could happen in future: A total collapse.

Say a major flaw is found in BTC (ETH) protocol. Exploited so much eventually making coins worthless (nobody is buying anymore and you are unable to cashout into fiat).
aka
your crypto holdings value turns into $0.

Put in only that much so you can say something like: "Hmm, that was an interesting experiment. Shame it failed but I can move on." should the above happen.

Sorry, I can't help any further.
My linux skills are at similar level as yours (I was able to establish remote access with my Pi rigs without issues so I was thinking it's that easy).
You'd better wait for skillful linuxer reply.

Most secure is via SSH. For windows there is client called "putty" ... note this is only command line access (you need to be familiar with linux commands).
But for full graphical access (like TeamViewer does) you have to use VNC (e.g. RealVNC) ... you have to install client onto your windows device, and server onto your linux device.

On the other hand it's quite similar situation to ETH which also has no limit to max supply.
The difference is we need to "BURN" ETH to obtain GAS for covering the fees, but at TRON we are FREEZING the asset (TRX) which gives us the resources required for blockchain interaction). 

NOTE: BURNING is an irreversible action (burned asset is removed from total supply) but FROZEN asset can be unfrozen to be used again (it's still counted in the total supply ).
I think the only hard-coded TRX BURN occurs when someone is applying for super-repre.

What I really like about TRON is that owning just coupe TRX (and freezing them) will provide you sufficient resources for couple free interactions with blockchain daily which is very useful for small amount transactions ( almost every day I'm buying breakfast worth of $2 with TRX  ... can't imagine doing this with ETH or BTC ).

You may, just be aware of couple possible issues:

- not reaching min. required deposit amount (some exchanges may keep cumulate individual small deposits till you reach it ...  but some can just seize it )

- some exchanges may have sort of expiration time for deposit addies
(e.g at Kraken, I believe you can have only 5 active addies ... generating another one makes the oldest expired ... I'm not sure what happens if you send funds to such addy  )

- some exchanges may not allow receiving funds from gambling sources (e.g. coinbase) ... so participating in gambling sig. may lead to account suspension (if they are able to track down the source)

- there is no guarantee the address will be active forever (usually after some major security incident/update a brand new addies may be generated  )

It's always better to check exchange TOS to avoid possible complications or complete loss.

Because it's security risk IMO. Same why HW wallets won't show private keys directly and interacts only by singing messages.
Maybe skilled software engineer might be able to get the seed out. But there isn't any simple button "show my seed".


Agree but again, there isn't any simple button "show my seed". Or should not be. 
I guess this is the know-how behind the closed source code.


This I consider a major design flaw exactly because of the case you mentioned after.
Can you tell me which HW wallet allows that?


My assumptions were based on:
Source: https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404382075537-Don-t-have-your-Recovery-phrase-?support=true

I'm going to add few details to one of your statements:

I feel important to note that user will not be able to restore the seed itself.
User will only gain access to funds (as long as he has access to working physical HW wallet and knows the pin).

In plain simple: Having a physical HW wallet + knowing it's PIN will not give access to seed.
Should later something happened with hardware (lost, stolen, malfunction...) or forgets the PIN  (or tries wrong pin many times) there is no way to retrieve funds.

Welcome.

Well, mostly it's the knowledge.
Basically anything what happend since BTC bang has some sort of record here. First faucet, first purchase (famous 10k BTC pizzas), BTC hack in 2010...

Some users are making guidelines to help newbies with their initial struggles in cryptospace.

In Marketplace section you can purchase/sell goods or offer your own service.
You can also ask other users for support in case of doubt whether some service is legit (myself helped couple users to avoid being scammed by fishy online shops).

In Meta section you'll find rules and info related to forum.

If you're tech-savvy I'm sure you'll find interesting Development & Technical Discussion section.

False. But he was active here, see his profile details: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3

Are you using their new stratum domain? It has been changed some time ago.
Used to be: ethereum.viabtc.com:3333 
now it's: eth.viabtc.io:3333

See the second post of this topic: