I recommend using BTCPay Server, it's the best payments gateway, you can configure directly with your XPUB or hardware wallet, meaning you receive payments straight to your wallet. No KYC required.
https://btcpayserver.org/
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5525072.0

Shopify is nice, but has expensive rates, if you have skills or develop enough skills, you can leave a site as beautiful as Shopify templates and even more. Optionally, you can hire a professional to set up your store in WordPress, after that, the only spending will be with the server and other dependencies of your store.

I confess I don't use coin_control very often, I rarely use it in Bitcoin Core, which already offers a satisfactory coin selection, in my opinion.

Moreover, Bitcoin Core's enabled Coin Control interface is extremely crude and ugly. Once enabled, there should only be a single button on the send tab for any user to use, similar to how some wallets implement this.

The enabled coin_control interface takes up a lot of unnecessary space on the send tab, everything could be replaced with a single button or something similar that doesn't clutter the UI unnecessarily.

Fico feliz que depois da eXch. existe um novo serviço de exchange swap onde podemos fazer essas trocas com privacidade sem se preocupar com solicitações invasivas de KYC. Obrigado por postar em nossa comunidade.

Vida longa ao projeto!

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I'm glad that after eXch., there's a new exchange swap service where we can make these exchanges privately without worrying about invasive KYC requests. Thank you @Trêvoid for posting in our community.

Long live the project!

A história sempre se repetindo e o contexto segue intacto, toda corretora pode sumir com o seu dinheiro, por isso, assume-se que é melhor deixar o seu capital em sua carteira ou deixar somente o que for negociar no momento na exchanges.

Pois é, tudo muito esquisito, eu só espero que quem tem grana retida lá, consiga sacar algum dia. Vamos aguardar os próximos acontecimentos.

Acompanhei de perto a evolução dessas exchanges desde 2015 quando eu entrei no mercado, época marcada pela foxbit e B2U, o que será que anda acontecendo, o André já é rico (o cara tá no mercado desde 2010 e já movimentava centenas de BTC) não tem motivo pra roubar dos clientes e deixar a justiça na cola. Por que tudo isso está acontecendo?

Thanks for the recommendation, it seems like a good service. I'll add it to my list in case I need to swap again.

This alone proves that governments and their right-hand men (banks, exhanges) don't care about your privacy, they just want to tax and monitor us. Not only that, they use tax money to reinvest it in more monitoring tools to tax the population.

Impressionante como que o STF só governa à favor do lules, sempre com decisões que vão contra a liberdade da população brasileira. Acabou a república, os caras nem disfarçam mais, afinal, o que o brasileiro vai fazer? Sair para as ruas? hahhaha a dilma foi impixada por muito, mas por muito pouco!

O gigante acordou em 2013, mas voltou a dormir.

A solução é: parar de usar a porra do real e ir pra Full Bitcoin, se todo mundo fizer isso, acabou o governo.

One day you're Flamengo, who competed in the Club World Cup, even beating Chelsea (3x1), and then returns to the Brasileirão losing to Santos F.C, a team relegated to Serie B in 2023.

Pure football juice. 

Neymar finally scored a beautiful, decisive goal for Santos (not from a set piece). Could he be back?

Yes, it was indeed a very well-executed social engineering tactic, but unfortunately, the lightning bolt of knowledge struck the wrong house, the criminal.

I don't remember exactly how this attack happened, as it was so long ago (if I'm not mistaken, it involved malicious servers exploiting a vulnerability that allowed notification pop-ups to be displayed to users, tricking them into thinking it was an Electrum wallet procedure).

Likewise, we must always be alert, identifying any non-standard procedures with these wallets (e.g., Electrum displays a message in the footer informing that there's a new version of Electrum, but the update is never performed through the app; instead, there's a link to the official website). Likewise, we must be careful with our hardware wallets, downloading, for example, the Trezor Suite from the official website (and preferably saving it in the browser), verifying that the software behaves as in previous versions, and always carefully reviewing the information displayed on the screen of these devices.

Everyone is already tired of knowing, never, under any circumstances, provide the seed phrase (or passphrase), even if the hardware wallet software is requesting it (because in this case it's a trojan pretending to be the official software).

Good point. I agree that Magic Backup provides greater convenience without sacrificing security using the Shamir SLIP-39 protocol, as long as it's an alternative backup option, as I still feel safer by annotating the backup seed phrases.

From what I understand, Prime's default for wallets will be SLIP-39, I hope BIP-39 continues to be supported, as I personally don't use SLIP-39.

The great advantage of Prime is that it comes with 3 NFC backup KeyCards, reducing the cost of an alternative backup for the user.

During the Passport Prime backup process, the backup includes not only the seed phrase, but also the app metadata (labels, etc.), 2FA credentials, and encrypted files. So, what is the capacity of each of these Backup KeyCards?

BitMarxz is correct. Backups should be done as soon as the wallet is created to avoid further issues. Regardless of whether the software has automatic updates or not, be sure to download the wallet software from the official website. I recommend using a hardware wallet to store your seed phrase more securely (obviously, a new wallet should be created and should never leave the device).

Uma coisa é certa, sempre que o BTC valoriza, altcoins e essas shitcoins tendem a valorizar pelo menos 2x mais, porém quando corrige é na mesma proporção, altcoins é mais para quem não tem amor a vida ou gosta de viver uma vida perigosa (com certa exposição).

às vezes da vontade de ficar exposto em altcoins e memecoins, porém tem que saber quando fazer hold, quando operar alavancado, isso requer tempo, senão vira casino mesmo.

Tem que tomar cuidado e não investir em moedas super recentes pra não tomar um reg-pull, pois os criadores/devs da moeda terão essa reação:

Glad everything has been resolved asyakashi, it's very bad to lose its own phone, because the worst than the financial loss is the personal information bomb that it represents, so it's crucial to act fast due to the risk of falling into the wrong hands.

It's essential to keep your phone encrypted, usually with a digital attached PIN password.

Also use a password manager and learn everything about it, there're several websites and videos on Youtube teaching its operation, I personally recommend KeePass.

Also, keep the habit of reading and watching Digital Security Related Videos, you don't have to follow everything to the letter, just the ones that best fit your threat model.

One of the differentials I admire about Betfury is its cryptocurrency stake that has a generous APR for both the term (depending on the term and currency, the user gets up to 27% APR for fixed-term) and flexible.

Yes, that's true. After all, it's $ 60.8 million, it's much more than a lot of title out there. Now it's about to spending the money wisely for the club's good performance.

I found President Trump very cool to have handed the cup cup to the cast. Will the USA like football with the Club World Cup better?

I only watched the 2nd half of the end of the match of PSG x Chelsea, I was counting on PSG would win, but something happened and the victory for Chelsea was inevitable with unbeaten 3-0 victory in the 1st half. A match marked by much stress among players, violent fouls and even expulsion from João Neves after clearly pulling Cucurella's hair.

An incredible performance by Cole Palmer (2 goals and 1 assistance) and João Pedro (striker revealed by Fluminense).

I thought it was a deserved victory for Chelsea, being the first world club champion (new FIFA format).

Not only that, you can have more than one wallet through the Temporary Seed (Ephemeral Seed), where users can store a temporary Seed. You must enable the Seed Vault feature to use it.

You can also access different wallets derived from your original seed through passsphrases (each passphrase accesses a specific wallet).

I recommend reading all the mentioned resources to use safely, dramatically decreasing the chances of operational errors.

Unfortunately, on both Wasabi and Ginger (its fork), taproot addresses are only available for hotwallets, not for hardware wallets connected to Wasabi.

I can't verify this for you right now, but it's been like this since the last time I checked.

If you are looking for a way to use taproot addresses in your hardware wallet using third-party wallets as reliable as Wasabi, I recommend Sparrow Wallet.

Depending on the brand of your hardware wallet, most reputable hardware wallets provide support for Taproot through their official clients (Trezor suite, etc).

I'm not sure, but if you already have funds in Taproot addresses on a hardware wallet, Wasabi will display the balance, the only difference is that it doesn't yet support receiving to Taproot addresses, could someone confirm this for me?

Ashigaru requires a dojo node to be installed to broadcast and verify transactions. While great for privacy, it can be challenging for the more inexperienced.

Have you already CoinJoined through Ashigaru?

Bom demais, toma um merit pra você para lhe animar, é sim. Sempre teve, desde a minha época, minha primeira campanha foi como full member, poucos vão lembrar da campanha da foxbit.

Acredito que ela deve ser reformulada, pelo que eu li do gerente. Espero que ela volte e dure por muito tempo.

Existe, porém o Bitcoin é um ativo ao portador, isso significa que quem tem posse das chaves é o dono dos Bitcoins e tem liberdade de movimentar quando, onde e para quem quiser, bastando pagar a taxa de mineração.

Porém se você quiser ganhar um rendimento pelos seus bitcoins sem ser através da sua valorização natural, você teria que enviar parte de suas moedas para alguém (uma exchange por exemplo), você pode trocar bitcoin por outra moeda, esperando que essa moeda valorize mais que o Bitcoin (trade), coisa que é recomendado se você tiver certeza do que está fazendo, como saber analise técnica, grafica e fundamentos do mercado. Não é muito fácil e você nem sempre sai ganhando.

Existem alguns serviços de leading (semelhante ao rendimento da poupança do banco tradicional), onde você empresta seus bitcoins e ganha uma % por um tempo (semana, mês, ano e etc), eu particularmente não recomendo, a menos que seja uma quantia que você queira arriscar.

Você pode oferecer produtos e serviços aceitando pagamentos em Bitcoin, dessa forma você não precisa comprar (trocar seus R$ por BTC) em exchanges.

Existem moedas (não o Bitcoin), onde você pode ganhar via staking, onde você bloqueia os tokens na rede (algorítimo Proof-of-Stake (P.O.S)) e recebe certas quantias (não costuma ser muito) do token por ter confiado suas moedas à rede de maneira segura (na sua carteira). A ETH, Cardano ADA aceita fazer isso direto de carteiras específicas (geralmente as oficiais).

Furthermore, I confess that I had several sync issues with my GingerWallet balance. Besides, my PC wouldn't allow me to install/run both software (Ginger and Wasabi) simultaneously, and there was some kind of conflict.

I had to uninstall Gingerwallet to install Wasabi. I really liked the idea of 2FA (Ginger) as an added security feature, but having my balance without sync issues made me switch back to Wasabi.

An important note is that since I already had a wallet created with GingerWallet, when I tried to open the same wallet using Wasabi, it was unable to open it, indicating the two wallet formats are incompatible between the two software. I had to re-enter my hotwallet's seed phrase in Wasabi.

As soon as I can, I'll test Ginger Wallet again and see if there are any improvements.

The issue here is that Sparrow doesn't support WIF import (until someone tests and proves otherwise) into either an existing HD wallet or a new import wallet (like Electrum). Currently, only a full node wallet like Bitcoin Core allows importing isolated private keys into an existing BIP32 wallet (they won't be part of the root key, but will be protected by wallet.dat).

See too https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5483885.0

When I can, I'll test it on Sparrow.

It would be a very useful feature, in my opinion. I always argue that users with a private key (e.g paperwallets) won't always want to sweep it first. Depending on mempool congestion, they'll choose to simply import it in a secure (offline) environment and will send it with the right to a change address, without having to create two new UTXOs (two transactions).

Wallet developers need to reconsider this key import issue; Bitcoin Core is perfect in this regard.