Since the security system of any exchanges is developed by humans, there is still a chance exchanges can be hacked because it's online and vulnerable to any attacks. Without the hackers, they can't develop a strong security system to defend their exchanges and hackers are always developing.
Each exchange has its unique security method to defend its site against any attacks to assure the safety of your funds on their platforms but there is no guarantee that your funds from exchanges are safe that is why we strongly suggest if you want to hold your funds for the long term you should own a wallet that grants you complete control over your assets.

We can't blame them since most of the traders these days are looking for exchanges where KYC is not mandatory like Coinex.


Yes, most of the coins right now can be able to withdrawn except for the remaining 300+ coins/tokens according to the OmegaStarScream statement above.

I don't think these GPUs will be worth holding and sell it after block halving there is no guarantee that you can make a profit after block halving because most of the coins you can mine with GPUs are shitcoins.

Many people are looking for a good PC spec for gaming so why not build a gaming PC instead to make a good profit?
I'm sure you could make a good profit because I have already done it before.

I guess he did check "Start Bitcoin on system startup" in the options menu.
The only problem is what exactly he is trying to target.

@OP would you mind to tell us if you already have Bitcoin data in drive D:

If you already have a copy in drive D: then you can edit the bitcoin.conf file then add this


Replace Bitcoin to the folder name where you move the Bitcoin data.

I confirmed that the deposit and withdrawal are resumed but only 190 Crypto can able to withdraw according to the Coinex support on telegram and they will gradually resume deposit and withdrawal for 500+ cryptos within 5 working days.


To those who deposited last week that weren't credited to their account, you should submit a request to Coinex support including the screenshot of the transaction from the wallet and the transaction ID.

Here's the link where you can request below and then issue type "Deposit not credited"
- https://support.coinex.com/hc/requests/new

Buy BTC and hold until the next block halving is a good suggestion from your uncle for long-term investment but the only problem is we do not know if we will see the price go to the moon again because Bitcoin these days is regulated compared to before.

About trading, yes it's risky for a newbie or those who don't have trading skills but you can lessen the risk if you study technical analysis and learn how to use stop-lose.

And the last part about mining it seems your uncle didn't explain it well.
Mining Bitcoin needs ASIC units to mine a block.
Blocks contain 6.25 bitcoins as a reward to miners and the transactions they include in the blocks contain transaction fees that would be the miner's incentive.

The reason why it's a bad suggestion it's because OP's posts are AI-generated from chatGPT we know that ChatGPT text generation is pretty bad it gives inaccurate information.

Check his post to copyleaks.com.

I want to help you but honestly, it's hard to understand what exactly do you need.
I think better to use translator translate.google.com and paste the result here.

Or go to the local section from the link below and make a thread there using your native language.

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php#5

If you have a dump.txt file it should contain private keys that you can import to other wallets.

I suggest Electrum you can download it from electrum.org and then learn how to verify the authenticity of this wallet.

To verify Electrum you can follow the guide below.
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5240594.0

After you installed import the private keys from dump.txt to Electrum.
You can follow this guide below
- https://bitcoinelectrum.com/importing-your-private-keys-into-electrum/

No miners here on the forum can do that because most of them are mining on the pool so they can't able to include your transaction to confirm.

About your transaction, we do not know when will this transaction be confirmed it defends on the network.
It seems today the lowest fee from previously mined blocks is 12sat/byte. You can wait until next week since the transaction was created a week ago.
After this week if the transaction is still unconfirmed you should contact the sender because it will automatically rejected by the nodes and tell him to use the fee recommended by mempool.space.

That's a good sign that the only problem with your Trezor is a broken LCD or no backlight issue.

It seems Trezor is not selling any LCD from their website but if you are looking for an LCD model check out this model Lcd 2864HSWEG01 price could be around $3 I found it in Aliexpress.

No, the transaction is already rejected by the node, we can't say it was returned because there is no reversible transaction.

If you follow what they suggested above deleting the old transaction your friend should be able to remake a new transaction and send it to your address with a higher fee.

I think he talks about how if these two pools are combined it is more than 51% that can be used to attack the network.
I don't think it would happen since they are two different businesses and the mining pool stats are not accurate.

I don't know the reason why these two have more hashing power compared to other pools but I think the only reason why most of the miners mine on these pools is because of the pool fee they offer 0% pool fee.

In gambling you could lose your bet in an instant same goes if you win unlike in trading you will only lose or win a small percentage.

The only good thing about trading is you have the opportunity to analyze charts, and if you possess strong technical analysis skills, you can increase your chances to make a profit compared to Casino which is based on luck.

I think you can still repair this no backlight issue.

If you don't know how to disassemble the unit there is a guide on YouTube on how to tear down Trezor

If you have a soldering iron you can resolder the LCD terminals it might be just cold solder joints it always happens to any electrical board or if not then you have to replace the LCD.

Flashing the unit with Braiins firmware can bypass the fan issue but we don't know if it's only a software or a hardware issue.

Why not try to flash the unit first with stock firmware if the fan error stays the same you should replace the broken fan because ignoring the fan issue by using Braiins OS may lead to overheating issues. So you must replace them if the fan is broken.

As I said even if you only have 1 address to receive funds you will still pay a higher fee if you have multiple unspent transactions from that 1 address.

You can only reduce the fees if you consolidate all unspent transactions into one unspent transaction.

It seems you didn't understand how the transaction works like the above said even if you receive a changed BTC to change address from your wallet it does not only happen to change address. Even if you receive it in a single address you will still get high fees if you have multiple unspent transactions having multiple UTXOs in a single address or any address of your wallet can affect the transaction fees(it's all about the weight).

I almost heard FUDs this month another bad news for another exchange I hope this won't end up the same as other exchanges like Coinex.

I tried to check for any news but it seems you're the only one who experienced this issue.
Better wait for the support response they might have a better explanation for why you can't withdraw.

Next time don't keep your coins too long in any exchange always hold your coins in a non-custodial wallet or any wallet that you fully control.

See did you notice the difference? Nicehash is not a good pool.

If you are mining on Braiins pool you should see when is the next payout under the Braiins pool dashboard.

About f2pool they do have two payment schemes better read this "How f2pool calculates rewards"