Tumbler mixer website is not working both on clearnet and onion link.
I am trying to find more information what is happening with them, and this is what we know so far.
I would appreciate if you could add any missing information.

1. No communication with campaign manager for several months!

I know but the last time the team replied my message was a few months ago LOL

2. ANN topic in AltcoinsTalks forum was never created.

3. Issues with customer affiliate account, and we know time when outage happened

The reason why I said the timing was suspicious is not because of law enforcement but because I had wrote to them a few hours before the outage (that started yesterday) asking them to activate my affiliate account so that I could withdraw a large payout.

Tumbler website:
https://tumbler.io
http://tumbler222jbg3jjkr7zezg4xp6q3fmbqpjlk5cy4kqxvh5xfmxgosyd.onion/#ref=C23AKP6L-48QN3A

According to latest tweet Phoenix wallet will be removed from Android and iOS app stores in few days.
They are recommending users from this region not force-closing of channels, because of significant on-chain fees.
Phoenix Wallet is currently one of the best non-custodial lightning network wallets.
https://twitter.com/PhoenixWallet/status/1783878658014249027

After many centralized exchanges started delisting Monero people started using more decentralized exchanges for XMR trading, and swap exchanges like eXch.
Liquidity for Monero has dropped and that is why Everywhere Finance decided to create wrapped Monero that can be traded on other chains with use of Defi liquidity.
I am not a fan of wrapped tokens but this could be useful for some people who like monero.
Note that 0.5% fee will be charged for each conversion.

You can find more information about XMRT in this blog article:
https://everywherefinance.medium.com/xmrt-wrapped-monero-862b43cb859b

USDT Tether is now officially supported and added on TON blockchain and Telegram wallet!
Withdrawals and transfers of USDT to external wallets will be FREE until the end of June.
This sounds very good for people who want to save on fees, and USDT can be received in telegram wallet on TON or TRC20 network.

This question is for admin:

Can you make a small update and add option to manually remove some topics from Show new replies to your posts?

This is located in the top left corner next to the profile, and I started to use this more, but it would be great to see this update.
Some topics I don't want to track anymore with replies.

Hardware wallets are dedicated devices used for storing secret phrase offline while making it possible to sign a transactions in the same time.

Main advantage and security improvement compared to software wallets is that you need additional step with confirmation of every transaction.
In most hardware wallets seed phrase is kept in Secure Elements, that are special dedicate chips used together with main processor in this devices.
Older devices didn't have secure element so it is recommended to use additional passphrase for them.

Hardware wallets can't be infected with viruses and malware and they are not connected to the internet directly, and all that is packaged in small form factor.
Some DIY signing devices don't even hold seed phrases permanently, so you need to load in with QR code every time you turn on device, this is better for long term storage.

Best hardware wallets are Open Source, and if they are airgapped than they are not connected with any other devices, except with QR codes or microSD cards.
This is the best combination if you are looking to enhance the security of your coins.

I made a list of most open source devices used today.
There are pros and cons for all of them, and you can buy them cheap, expensive or make them yourself as DIY project.

Hardware wallets with Open Source firmware:

• Trezor One; model T; Safe 3 ^{c r}
• Bitbox* ^r
• Passport** ^{c r}
• Jade
• Satochip
• Keepkey* ^r
• BitHD*
• Prokey*
• OneKey Classic*; Mini, Touch
• HyperMate
• Cypherock X1
• Hito (pre-sale)
• Bitlox
• Keystone3
• BitKey
• Portal

DIY Open Source Hardware wallets (signing devices) (only for advanced users):

• Jade DIY Wallet
• Bowser DIY Wallet
• Trezor DIY Wallet
• PiTrezor DIY Wallet
• Specter DIY Wallet
• SeedSigner DIY Wallet ^sd
• Krux DIY Wallet ^sd

^sd Signing Device without permanent storage.

I heard the news about new stablecoin USDM being released on Cardano blockchain, and they claim it is better than USDT and USDC because it can't be frozen.
Thy have limited release now, and they are based in New York and they obtained licenses in United States, with Europe and UK coming later this year.
Maybe nobody can freeze USDM coins, but they can freeze their bank accounts and ban it in future.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/usdm-stablecoin-retail-rollout-april-mehen-founder

Official website:
https://mehen.io

Hardware wallets are much safer option for holding your cryptocurrencies, and there are many options to choose but they are not perfect.

If you are using hardware wallet please tell us the model you have.

If you don't use any hardware wallet can you please state your reasons why.