Back when I was an edgy teenager I tried every Windows desktop shell replacement available. My favorites were LiteStep and Emerge Desktop. I was there when Cairo Shell first emerged but has never tried a working version since I moved to other OSes before any usable version was out. I am now using Windows for work and I think it’s time to revisit these options. Source: over 1 year ago

Hyper-V Server 2019 gets my vote, with the Cairo Desktop it's a near unbeatable setup. Add the FoD pack, browser of your choice, Windows Admin Center for local management of the entire system including virtualized guests. It's a very robust enterprise grade server that requires NO LICENSE and ends up having a very nice GUI for a core server. Source: over 2 years ago

You can as well visit this trading site https://invity.io/. Source: about 1 year ago

Also you can try https://invity.io directly. Source: about 1 year ago

OK; the Trade::Buy feature is new to me. I looked at the help for it. It seems to be a UI to invity.io, which surveys various exchanges for the best price. When you buy, one of the steps is "Continue to the partner site to complete the transaction." I guess that's so you can open an account and provide any required KYC info. I don't think the deposit to the Trezor is really any more "direct" in any meaningful... Source: over 1 year ago

Using DCA in Trezor Suite is another great way to keep on saving in Bitcoin without manually buying from an exchange. Open the Trade tab in Trezor Suite, register your account with Invity and schedule your savings. The buys will be automatically sent to the address control by your Trezor device. Learn more about this feature at: https://trezor.io/learn/a/save-bitcoin-dca-with-trezor. Source: over 1 year ago

This new process was enabled by Invity, a cryptocurrency infrastructure provider. Additionally, Swan Bitcoin will support the U.S. While BTC Direct will support the platform in Germany, Belgium, Spain, The Netherlands, and the Czech Republic. Source: over 1 year ago