I'm a bit confused here and I need some info probably from those that have already give this wallet a try, on OP it says that you create a new wallet and login, if the wallet is fully decentralized why do users need to login? If I don't read the whole info I won't know that this wallet gives users access to their private keys or recovery seeds, so what am I missing here?

As user Droomie above just points out, login is just a user-friendly way to tell people, this is how you login.

Instead of a username and password (which then connects to a centralized database on most other central services), you're simply entering your private keys or seeds. You can even "login" offline:)

I think it would be beneficial for Bitamp to run some video or written review contest or bounty. There are several examples in the Services section of how other companies have done this.
Or you might just ask your bounty manager, Hhampuz, to give you some suggestions.

Creative idea and Hhampuz has video managements for Roobet company. Video, avatar, content contests for further promotion to expand the Bitamp customers.

The more the better and people have more preference on videos and they feel more easily to learn things from step-by-step guides with videos. Not yet mention about the more traffics to Bitamp website from the Video Tutorial Centre.

I know but without the Video contest, Bitamp team can create the team-built videos for basic tutorials to use Bitamp wallet. It can make difference in the adoption of the wallet and the more easily and friendly a video watchers feel about Bitamp wallet, you will get more users.

Videos need to be short, not too long, not longer than 3 to 5 minutes. The Video Tutorial Channel will need many short videos.

Cheers and Merry Christmas to the Bitamp team.

Good idea, maybe when the exchange feature ready, this promotion can be done to attract many users using the wallet and exchange, but as far as I know currently Bitamp does not have a referral feature.

Merry Christmas everyone! New BTC ATH so the message is simple as it always has been, not your keys, not your coins. Happy Bitamp-ing!

Looks like Bitamp could be good alternative for blockchain.com wallet, but I think it needs to to finish adding features like exchange and lightning network first.
I would personally like to see switch on website for changing theme from light to dark and few more cosmetic changes, with enabling full control for choosing exact fee for sending bitcoins (maybe with advanced settings).

^^ Definitely, Electrum is on top, light weight, SPV wallet, and then bitamp, of course, your product is new that's why it's hard to compete against Electrum. But it doesn't mean that you can't corner some bitcoin users to take your wallet for a rest and test it. Just like what most of us did and I would say that you could have satisfied customers already. And you will see in the feedback that they are actually breaking it, sort of finding vulnerabilities which is a win-win situation.

Someone requested our answer today: Does the US population only own 5% of the Bitcoin market?

Doubt this is true. It’s true that in the early days there were more North American Bitcoin users and owners than the rest of the world but today, the US is probably one of the most difficult places to buy Bitcoin.

Most of the world’s developed economies allow you to buy P2P, for example, which is impossible without a license in the US. And you have access outside US to all kinds of exchanges online — that don’t accept US citizens.

It may change soon with PayPal and others gearing up for BTC legitimately but it’s hard to believe 5% of the market is in American hands.

What do you think, guys?