So, for example, hugeblack, bitmover and dkbit98, I pay for each of them 5 tickets. 183003 ALTT (I guess I calculated correctly)

Oh thanks man for including us all, you must be a billionaire
Is there any secret trick how did you get so many ALTT tokens? Purchase, airdrop or something else?

ETH rewards will burn a lot of fees...but good luck!

Crypto cards can be useful but they can also be very risky, I would never keep larger amount of coins there.
I used and tested few crypto virtual cards but I used them only for smaller purchases.

Few days ago I watched interesting documentary movie called Bitconned, and I recommend everyone to watch it.
This scammers tricked a lot of people and earned millions selling worthless centra tokens for  their Centra card.
Check out Bitconned movie trailer and learn something 

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Ah ok that explains it now, but it looks different for me than image you showed.
I didn't get that I could switch orange boxes on right side from Messages, Topics and Attachements.



Locking this topic now and I hope it helps someone.

I want to see only the topics I created in forum.
Currently I can only show all my posts form my profile, and I have to dig and open each post to see my topics.
This is not a problem when I have small number of posts, but imagine this situation with thousands of posts.  [size=78%] [/size]

Trezor is one of the oldest wallets around. It  is certainly safe, there is no need to worry about that.

Trezor is the original and first hardware wallet, it's amazing to see that Trezor One is still working today and receiving updates.
We can't say that for any other brand of hardware wallets, most of them got discontinued and replaced new devices.
Ledger and Coldcard have a whole graveyard of defunct hardware wallet. 


I would always suggest getting Open Source hardware wallet if possible, and there are plenty of options available today:
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=314728

[/size]People should not trust me and with a given link to announcement thread, they can easily get official from the project team. I decided to keep the table like it is now but anyway, thank you for your idea.

It looks good to me.
Is it ok if members translate your list to other languages?

Yes, it really is) Glad to see you here) +1

Nice to see you also tvplus006!
I am still trying to navigate in this forum, and it's not that easy.


Tell me how did you get that nice Scam Buster image in your profile?  [/size]

can you create separate threads for the questions, because jumping from one topic to another is not ideal in case someone else has the same issue/question

Yes I can do it, but I am sure everyone who teleports here will have almost all the same questions and issues like me, so it's better for them to check them all in one place.
Maybe I should just rename topic to something like All dkbit98 problems with Altcoinstalks forum.

Open source software is made freely and available for possible modification and redistribution by anyone.
Bitcoin is open source and I think that Hardware wallets should also be Open Source so that everyone can check and verify their code.
Not all wallets are open source, and who knows what code they have and if someone can post firmware update with big bug or malicious code.

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

Coolwallet Pro, Coldcard and Safepal X1 devices are source available, NOT open source.

* based on modified Trezor code
** based on ColdCard code
^c open source hardware certified by OSHWA
^r firmware reproduced by walletscrutiny or bitcoinbinary.

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

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

^sd Signing Device without permanent storage.


You can check and verify if someone managed to reproduce firmware for this hardware wallets using two websites walletscrutiny and bitcoinbinary.


Open Source can also have bugs, and code should be verified and checked before installing.
If anyone knows any other open source hardware wallet please post it here so I can update my list and make corrections.