I’m appalled about Samourai devs being in jail.
Anyone knows how to recover BTC that was sent to Whirlpool?
Correction…to do it with a HW wallet requires some manual input of path derivations, but sparrow can do this automatically. I guess whirlpool and samurai is more complex than a normal single sig wallet.Just use your 24 words plus the passphrase to recover in a different wallet, like Sparrow.
All funds including whirlpool should be there.
You could recover offline on a hardware device and use the xpub to get balance info, instead of putting them on a connected device.
Are you sure that's what he means? Is it possible he's actually signaling that he's aligned himself with the legendary Four Horseman faction???Cz is happy and saying he only got 4 months in jail
For what it's worth, I was able to recover my Samourai BTC to the Mycelium wallet (you will be asked for your seed words AND your passphrase when you create the new wallet).1. What wallet would you advise for someone like me, after the Samourai debacle?
I also have similar questions. Any info would be gratefully received.Hey guys, I'm sorry for the probable dumb questions, but still.
I work in a demanding field in the health industry which uses up most of my time (it requires a lot of constant learning and training to stay at the top of your game). It's fulfilling work, so I like it and the pay is good.
I also have a young family (one daughter and expecting another this year) to which I aspire to be a good husband and father, following Christian doctrine.
All of this leaves me with limited time that I can devote to other endeavors, one of the being crypto.
I read Redbeards thread, he was also very gracious with his time and with his advice I bought a used Google Phone, installed the Samourai Wallet and started buying BTC on regular intervals with a 'set it and forget it' attitude. I don't plan on trying to become rich with crypto; I use it more as another lever to try and stay afloat during these crazy times.
I have physical copies of those recovery words which I'm planning to use to recover my assets.
My questions for you guys is this or if you could direct me to a source you deem credible.
1. What wallet would you advise for someone like me, after the Samourai debacle?
2. Would you still advise to have the thing on a phone, or is a PC desktop wallet adequate? I'd like to keep buying BTC on regular intervals as little as complicated as possible.
3. I'd like to use crypto to buy and support people (this site, articles, podcasts, donations etc.) on our side. I'd like to use crypto because I fear that soon you will become persona non grata to banks when they will see that you've been supporting those they deem 'problematic' and with a family to support I'm curently yet not established enough for this to not become a problem for me.
Thank you in advance!
I thought about this recently and believe that eventually, and it does seem that it will be accepted into the financial system and more (but we'll see), you'll just be able to send it to a bank as collateral and get a loan, like most of us want to do (and Saylor has recommended).Question for the experienced guys here -- What is the best way to convert a "large" amount (let's say $10,000) of non-KYC BTC into dollars.
If I ever need to do this, I figured I would just create an account at one of the big centralized exchanges (e.g., Coinbase, Kraken, etc.), send them my BTC, then withdraw USD to my bank.
However, I'm concerned that if the CEX cannot verify where I got my non-KYC BTC, they might do something draconian like freeze my account and I lose my BTC. Is this a valid concern?
I use Bisq to buy BTC anonymously, and I could also use Bisq to sell BTC for USD, but with Zelle and most other payment methods the transactions are limited to a few hundred dollars. Getting $10K+ wouldn't be possible to do quickly that way, should the need arise.
Hmm. I'm not sure this would work in the scenario I'm thinking of. Let's say...I thought about this recently and believe that eventually, and it does seem that it will be accepted into the financial system and more (but we'll see), you'll just be able to send it to a bank as collateral and get a loan, like most of us want to do (and Saylor has recommended).
Cash connections through the internet is the quickest answer.How do I convert my BTC into $10K right away?
Question for the experienced guys here -- What is the best way to convert a "large" amount (let's say $10,000) of non-KYC BTC into dollars?
If I ever need to do this, I figured I would just create an account at one of the big centralized exchanges (e.g., Coinbase, Kraken, etc.), send them my BTC, then withdraw USD to my bank.
However, I'm concerned that if the CEX cannot verify where I got my non-KYC BTC, they might do something draconian like freeze my account and I lose my BTC. Is this a valid concern?
I use Bisq to buy BTC anonymously, and I could also use Bisq to sell BTC for USD, but with Zelle and most other payment methods the transactions are limited to a few hundred dollars. Getting $10K+ wouldn't be possible to do quickly that way, should the need arise.