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Title: How do I get my Bitcoin out of blockchain Post by: masoudzm on March 02, 2022, 08:27:50 AM hi guys. can i get store my btc out of wallet or Blockchain?
Title: Re: How do I get my Bitcoin out of blockchain Post by: Charles-Tim on March 02, 2022, 08:33:06 AM Bitcoin is stored (digitally) on an open ledger called blockchain. Even if you transfer bitcoin to another person and receive fiat or any other money in return, the bitcoin sold is still stored on blockchain.
Title: Re: How do I get my Bitcoin out of blockchain Post by: NeuroticFish on March 02, 2022, 08:34:04 AM hi guys. can i get store my btc out of wallet or Blockchain? You are confused about what wallet means and what blockchain means. The coins are always on the blockchain (but on the other hand there's a company confusingly called Blockchain.com offering web wallets). A wallet is a tool you can use to sign transactions, meaning to move/spend your coins. But some businesses offer accounts and call them wallets. So yes, it's confusing, hence you should explain much better what you want to achieve: do you have a "wallet at blockchain.com"? where you want to move your coins, is it to your own local wallet? Title: Re: How do I get my Bitcoin out of blockchain Post by: LoyceV on March 02, 2022, 08:41:50 AM If this is related to the case of sending $700.000 to a "friend" (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5386778.0), I'm afraid the answer is going to be you can't get your Bitcoin because you don't own any Bitcoin.
Title: Re: How do I get my Bitcoin out of blockchain Post by: LoyceV on March 02, 2022, 10:46:03 AM the bitcoin pool There's no such thing. The closest would be a "Bitcoin mining pool", but they don't have to sell their coins on the Darkweb.Title: Re: How do I get my Bitcoin out of blockchain Post by: NeuroticFish on March 02, 2022, 10:51:22 AM I bought some bitcoins in the bitcoin pool but I can't transfer it to my wallet. How can I send you a photo of my laptop screen for you to see? As said, a mining pool doesn't sell coins. The only (very unlikely) case would be if a miner has sold you his mining account, which sounds fishy at best. There are also a huge number of websites calling themselves "cloud mining", but those only business is stealing. The lame (fake) excuses you kept getting seem similar to what those scammers usually tell their scammed customers. About the image, you can post it to imgur.com and then send/post the link, just beware: * posting/uploading the image to imgur won't make it private * I cannot guarantee that the image will help me give you better answers (most probably won't) ** look for account/withdraw page yourself ** any web page can show some numbers under your name, that may or may not mean that you can withdraw that money * I cannot guarantee if anybody won't use the information you post to attempt to steal your money if there's useful information there, so be very careful what you post. |