Damn... It took me 5 seconds and a simple "Bitcointalk ranks" Google search to find everything about the forum ranks: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0

Maybe you and OP should try this next time

Any of these:

Profile -> Show general statistics for this member.
Profile -> Show Stats.

So why are you trying to send deposit 0.002BTC?

That's self-explanatory. Increase your fee or your transaction won't get through. And that's also where you should tell us how much are you trying to pay in fees.

You will obviously have way lower than the minimum amount after fees. Even if you try to "save money" by putting a small fee of 0.0001 or something, your transaction will probably never get confirmed anyway. Just forget about it.

You enabled RBF for your transaction. This means that you can double spend the same transaction but with a higher fee.

Right click your unconfirmed transaction -> "Increase Fee" -> Put a new fee (higher than the previous one) -> Click "OK" -> Check if everything is right and Send.

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You can check this article if you want to see pictures of the proccess: https://freedomnode.com/blog/75/how-to-fix-slow-bitcoin-transactions-with-replace-by-fee

Except that Coinomi isn't available for iOS, nor they support Segwit
2 seconds in their website and you would have seen that.

Not with all your requirements.

Elecrum is by far the best wallet that has support for Segwit at the moment. But like you said, there is currently no iOS version available.

GreenAdress does have cross platform and support for Segwit. But it is a multisig wallet, which means that (AFAIK) you don't have access to all the private-keys.

It depends. With which wallet are you sweeping your coins? The wallet will probably tell you what you are sending.

But usually the answer is no. Bitcoin =/= Bitcoin Cash.

AFAIK you can use Segwit addresses starting with a 3 in Electrum.

That's what you need to do:

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Most major services still don't support addresses with the bech32 format.

To verify if you have the real binaries downloaded from the official website and not a malware.

If you want to do that, follow this guide: https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@jklepatch/how-to-verify-the-integrity-of-electrum-wallet-executable-on-windows

Electrum[1].

You can make a pay-to-many transaction by going to "Tools" -> "Pay-to-many" and writing one address per line in the "Pay to" field. If you want to send different amounts per address, simple put a comma and the amount right next to the address.

E.g:

142tAC1CaXe1uwug55Gdm4hBCbDPoJvVu9, 0.1
1P2Ssu7PgGeV1Yxwmc3ejcPZZ7DeaMvBkA, 0.5

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[1] https://electrum.org/#download

That would work.

Click "Preview", "Sign" and you should see the final transaction size and fee. Then, click "Broadcast" to send the transaction.

Yes. (380 say/byte according to bitcoinfees.earn.com)

I would: maybe enable Replace-By-Fee if the fee is too low and disable "Use change addresses" (if you don't want to spend the whole chip at once). But since you want to send with a fee of 380 sat/byte, RBF shouldn't be necessary.

Yes. More chips means more inputs. More inputs/outputs = the heavier the transaction will be in bytes. And as you can see above, more bytes = more satoshis.

Yes. You can use:

getprivatekeys('YOUR_ADDRESS_HERE')

Of course it's possible (if it was your fault). Just like it's possible to lose all the money from your PayPal account if you give them your password. Your coins won't go missing without any reason.

In this case, it's almost certain that it was OP's fault. That's not the first time I see someone losing their coins just to eventually be revealed that the OP had a malware, entered his password into a phishing site or something like that. So I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case.

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Edit: Looks like it was something with Blockchain (I guess...?). Only now I saw that OP edited the post and wrote the last part.

But I still wanted to know more about this. Haven't read anywhere else about any recent Blockchain.info "bug".

That's why I told you to use the "Coins" tab and manually select which inputs you want to spend. And not the "Spend from" command.

Read my post above:

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Yeah. That would work.

https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/41055/bitcoin-market-hours-open-close-prices

HitBTC for example:
https://forum.hitbtc.com/discussion/310/bitcoin-market-hours-open-close-prices

Yes. You can use your private key in as many wallets/services as you want at the same time.

Looks fine here. Which URL are you putting between the "img" tag?

You can't. But what is the problem in extracting your private keys from the seed? Just paste it in the "BIP39 Mnemonic" field of this tool and get the private key from the address you want.

Not true. Blockchain.info will send her a verification email even if she doesn't type the right password.

Someone had this same issue some time ago and I tested this by creating a new account and writing the wrong password. Still received the email.

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This means that your friend is typing the wrong password.

Except that Coinbase is an exchange where you don't have access over your private keys. Meanwhile, Blockchain.info is a wallet which you can export your private keys. Not the best comparison.

Why is the Coinbase team working better than Blockchain? What have they accomplished?

They are not...? You can actually choose the fee you want in Blockchain.

Coinbase doesn't support BTG or BCH. Blockchain does fully support BCH (including send and receive). How are they ahead?