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When you are abroad with your Revolut eSIM and then when you connect to a web site "what is my IP address", what country shows up? Your home country? Or a different country? Or eSIM's phone number country? Don't need to answer. My point was; if he connects with WiFi he will have a foreign country IP. However if he connects with phisical SIM he will have home country IP. I don't know how internet connectivities are implemented for eSIMs.

How to protect your Litecoin?
1) Get an old phone and factory reset it.
2) Download a new wallet, move coins over, and protect your seed.
\-optional- move to MWEB and enable Tor
3) Turn on airplane mode, remove the SIM card, and turn off.
You now have a portable cold wallet.

Yes, I scalp. Average hold time is <5 seconds.
I use Bookmap. Global plus subscription. Any day you trade live, or in SIM, it gives you the option to record tick level data for every instrument you have up. And replay it at any time as though it were live. 
Slowly over time I built up a huge bank of days I could replay at any time. Downside is you only get days you record yourself, so there may be better options out there.
Learning for me was just brute force practice. Id re-trade multiple days every day. Hundreds upon hundreds of orders every day for about two years. Slowly over time I started recognizing the nuance.

About 90 minutes during the New York open. Average about 20 trades a day.
I used to put in a tonne of hours practicing every day.  Hundreds upon hundreds of hours in SIM, trading days over and over and over again. This was a very necessary step in order to get where I am. But not as necessary now that I know what I'm doing.

Hi everyone,
I recently changed my phone, and now I’m having trouble logging in to my IBKR account.
When I try to log in, IBKR asks me to activate the IB account key by sending an SMS verification code. The problem is that I’m not receiving the SMS at all.
It has already been three days. I’ve tried waiting, restarting my phone, and checking that my SIM is working, but I still can’t get the code.
The frustrating part is that I live in a country where I can’t contact IBKR through their mobile number or telephone. I also can’t use live chat because it requires me to log in first, which I can’t do because I’m not receiving the SMS.
Has anyone experienced this after changing phones? How did you recover access to your account?
Is there another way to contact IBKR support or verify my identity without logging in?
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

> Except you can't do that because banks have withdrawal limits. Larger transfers require you to be in-person.
That depends on the country. In Canada, where I now live, the limit is generally $3, 000. In China, where I was born and raised, the limit can be ¥1, 000, 000, online.
Banking systems have online transfer limits because the banks know that their online systems are susceptible to hacking by SIM swap fraud, session hijacking and others (in North America). China doesn't have this problem because large transfers require security keys.

And when you are abroad you use your own SIM card to connect to internet or local WiFis?