Recent content by Sudox

@Machiavellianism There are plenty of Swiss onramps that don't require KYC (Mt Pelerin being one) that have insanely low fees, you can buy one of the major coins (whether that be a stable, BTC, etc) and bridge that way. For $500, they offer $499.37 of ETH. But ultimately, this will go down to...

+1 Kraken, they even have their own banking license in Wyoming now!

There are millions out of crypto scams out there, you should always do your own due diligence. imo warnings like this are completely useless, give it another day and they'll spawn under another name.

Controversial opinion, but if you can only afford hosting/domain then this probably isn't the venture for you. How are you expecting to gain traffic, advertise, for free? I also question if you need to null a theme, in the long term you'll gain far more experience doing everything yourself...

Either, use PayPal (in supported regions, you can also onramp with PYUSD), or find someone Peer2Peer to trade with but at your own risk. The big exchanges all support deposits through PP (Kraken, Coinbase).

but.... why wisecp specifically when there are plentiful alternative options out there?

Look towards switzerland, plenty of onramps there that do no KYC up to 1000 CHF daily (approx 1k usd)

Any exchange that lists said Memecoins will have an API - PumpPortal is an unofficial API for pump.fun (big memecoin trading site)

This sounds sketchy... What do you need help with? You might want to look in the hire-a-freelancer channel, this is no small task I'd start by looking at Github projects and modifying one that's open source, you'll save yourself so much time

What exactly are you trying to achieve? There are plenty of open source panels out there that you can modify, why WiseCP in particular?

Absolutely nothing anyone can do without a code snippet. It could literally be something as basic as your registration service making the user inactive by default, or calling the wrong method. I'd compare your working and not working views, there will be a difference. You can debug this as well...

Copilot is available across most IDEs, I personally prefer VSCodium over VSCode. Jetbrains is pretty neat too, some of their products are available for free non-commercially or as early-access. It's really just a matter of finding, using, getting used to an IDE that you like, whether that be...

Have you checked to see if anything is being saved in localStorage, sessionStorage, cookies, etc? Are you able to see what data is in the POST request and are you able to re-create it automatically (eg what is in the request body - you can see this in the network tab)

Could you please be a bit more specific about what you're trying to achieve? Typically with referral codes you'd have a backend API to store the referral codes (normally integrated into another endpoint eg passing it in the body of a Registration request). These can be stored on the client...

firstly you might want to be more specific as there is no 'one language/framework fits all' but I must say Rust + Axum is pretty neat for BackEnd :)