I'm sorry, but you can't.

That's exactly what you need. Without the seed, there is nothing you can do.

If the circle is green, you should be seeing your funds and history of transactions. And I don't have any ZCL so I can't try to reproduce the error.

Just wait for a dev to check your issue. I'm sure they will help you!

That's probably an issue with EletrumZCL's unique server.

I downloaded the wallet to try and most of the time it doesn't sync and the big circle at the bottom-right corner goes red. But after closing and opening the wallet a few times, the wallet starts to sync (stay green for a few seconds/minutes, goes red and sync again). Try to do that until you can spend your coins.

Maybe you should also create a new issue here: https://github.com/BTCP-community/electrum-zcl/issues

You should also link the thread about merit: Merit & new rank requirements

(since none of the aboves talk about this.)

Do you mean the original Electrum (for Bitcoin)?

Only Moderators can delete a thread. And if they do, every other post in the thread is also deleted.

Read again. Do you think everyone can become a Moderator?

Example: I'm a moderator at the 'Development & Technical Discussion' board.

- If I post in the board where I'm a moderator (Development & Technical Discussion), my rank will show up as "Moderator".
- If I post outside the board where I'm a moderator (e.g: Economics), my rank will show up as "Staff".

P.s: I'm not actually a moderator.

There is nothing wrong with his account.

Why can't you read the whole post before saying anything? Literally the second post in this thread starts with "There was a change in the rules" and has a link to the new system explanation.

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Edit: I just saw that you actually posted - more than a week ago - in a thread where someone explained the new merit system.


How would you not know why OP is still a Jr. Member? Smh.

I'm pretty sure it will.

Edit:

Do you mean like get notified when there are new replies in a specific post? Look at the top-right part of the post for watch and notify.

Watch will add the thread to your Watchlist, where you will see every thread that has new replies.
Notify will enable email notifications about new replies.

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Then why post this?

Robinhood:

1. Is only available to five states in the US: California, Massachusetts, Montana, Missouri and New Hampshire.
2. There are more than 1 million people in line to get access to the app.

So they are not the best option right now. They do allow you to withdraw your BTC however.

Sure? There are no rules against that.

And most of them are pretty useless now that you need merit to rank up.

They haven't even started accepting BCH - which is/was their "next planned release"; So I wouldn't wait for them. Plus, I lost all the confidence I had on them after the ICO failure and the addition of the russian mining ICO.

They don't. Not sure what OP is talking about.

If your country isn't present, just don't select anything.

From BitGrail's CEO:
https://twitter.com/bomberfrancy/status/958998057668038662

This was posted by the Ledger CEO 3 days ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/ledgerwallet/comments/7u0flt/ledger_wallet_chrome_ethereum_application/

"As our nodes are having some issues with broadcasting, the transaction is shown as successfull but doesn't appear on the explorers. As users are concluding that it didn't go through, another transaction is signed, and finally both gets transmitted, resulting in spending double the amount."

It's mainly recommended to use MEW if you want to spend your coins since Ledger transactions "are being broadcasted in double". But to receive, there should be no problems as only Ledger's nodes are having issues. This means that coins should arrive normally in your address as Ledger is only a "client" to control your coins stored in the Ethereum blockchain. The only possible issue is that Ledger doesn't see your incoming transaction. If this happens, you can use MEW to see and spend the coins or wait until Ledger fixes their nodes. But the coins won't be lost.

Your coins will arrive normally.

Your wallet won't be online.

MyEtherWallet is client-side. Your private-keys will NEVER leave the device.

LOL. Not sure if this is a serious question...

No. Both Bitcoin and Litecoin addresses can start with a 3. This means that you can send LTC to a Bitcoin address and the LTC will be stuck there until you do a proccess to recover them. Since OP doesn't control the private-keys from the BTC address, he needs to contact who does (the ICO team?) and ask for them to recover his coins. If they deny, there is nothing he can do.

/thread

It's true. However, this actually happaned in May 2017, so we can't know if they are still hodling.

It's all seized money. Remember when the US gov got 144k Bitcoins from the Silk Road? The difference is that (AFAIK) the US gov sold at ~$1k.

"The Bulgarian authorities have searched more than 100 addresses, suspects and vehicles. A large quantity of money was seized, as well as equipment, devices for communication, computers, tablets, bank documents, etc.
[...] As well, up to now were found in the virtual space bitcoin wallets of the main suspects with a total value of 213,519 bitcoins."
Source: http://www.selec.org/p667/29+May+2017

IIRC you don't pay any fees if you buy them with GDAX instead of Coinbase. Go to Youtube and search "GDAX no fees"; There are tons of videos explaining it better.

I don't think so. This would only be better if you wanted to buy Bitcoins to later send them to an multi-coins exchange and buy less popular altcoins like NEO, IOTA, XMR, other ERC20 tokens, etc... (due to LTC has cheaper miner fees and a fastar block time)