what happened when your transaction gets rejection?
You will be able to spend your coins again. If I would have to wait for more than 2 days then I would prefer for my BTC to be sent back to my blockchain.info wallet.
You can't choose when your transaction will be dropped from the mempool. Which means that your transaction may stay stuck for some time if it doesn't get confirmed soon. Some wallets will even rebroadcast your transaction until it gets confirmed, making it hard to spend your coins to another address or with a higher fee. |
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Forget paid transaction accelerators. Most are fake (like the one you linked) and the ones that are legit are too much expensive.
5 sat/byte is extremally low for a fee. You probably can't do anything other than wait for a confirmation.
For now, I submitted your transaction in the AntPool's transaction accelerator to (maybe) help you.
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I would prefer a more reasonable minimum for small investors, like 0.1. why has it to be 1 BTC? is there a specific reason?
That's probably the reason (lower amounts would give you almost no profit): I don't think 1 BTC would earn you very much and may not be worth your time, but you're welcome to try it out for a week.
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1: It seems to me transaction fees for "within 5 blocks" and "within 10 blocks" are very high. What do you think? Are these fees normal & usual these days when sending BTC's?
Those are probably right. Blocks are always full, which means that in most part of the time, you can't save money in fees and have a faster confirmation. 2: How long it will roughly take my BTC to arrive if I choose "within 25 blocks"? Do you think it is safe & reasonable to use it?
If you are not in a hurry to confirm your transaction, you can use the lower fee recommended or even edit your fee manually to a lower than the shown in the slider. I have noticed that when number of sending addresses increase, fees also increase... This explains why fees so high for me.
This happens because fees are calculated in sat/byte. When you put more outputs/inputs, the transaction size increases, also increasing the fee. |
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On a side note, suppose I lost my Electrum (seed) password, but I could retrive it eventually.
Now, I don't know if someone else could have had access to it, so it must be insecure to keep using that wallet with that seed.
Should I recreate a new one in Electrum and transfer all funds ASAP to this new one?
If you want to make sure your seed wasn't somehow compromised, then there is no problem in doing that. Just make sure to never lose your seed. That's the one thing you need to know. |
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1) how often i can input a wrong passwort / google-authenticator-code ?
Probably as many times as you want. 2) how can i get an email-address of electrum-company or a telephone-number - electrum is a german-company?
I'm not sure why do you want that. As I said, there is nothing Electrum can do about your issue. And that's what anybody else from the dev team will say. This page lists some place for support: https://electrum.org/#community |
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bitcoin wallet isn't mine, it's on your site and you have my private key. I trust the profits, I don't trust the site. Who can guarantee me that after I have deposited on your site I won't lose all my bitcoin??. it seems a suspicious site...
You definitely shouldn't trust a website that offers you almost 20% a month just to store your coins. "only you can decrypt your wallet with your passwords", so how the heck can you offer 20% a month for every Bitcoin stored in your wallet? At least most ponzi schemes will say that they use your funds for "trading" or "investments" to justify those gains. But not you. Would you pay me 1 BTC per month for nothing if I deposit 5 BTC in your wallet? ROFL |
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If you send the 0.1 BTC to some exchange without first splitting the coins, you will send BTC to the exchange, and then your transaction will be replayed on the BCH network, sending your BCH to the exchange as well. The problem is the address used by the exchange will not be set up to receive your BCH and you will not be credited with it.
This won't happen. Bitcoin Cash has replay protection. If you send 0.1 BTC, you will only send 0.1 BTC; If you use a Bitcoin Cash wallet and send 0.1 BCH, you will only send 0.1 BCH. So no, you must split your BCH before attempting to send to a wallet that you don't control (especially an exchange, as they are the least likely to help you if you mess up).
Wrong again. You don't have to split your coins. If you do not confuse things and end up sending BCH to a BTC deposit address (or vise versa), you'll be fine.
OP: The fork already happened. If you had 0.2 BTC before the fork, now you have the same amount in BCH. You can import your wallet in a BCH compatible wallet and send your 0.2 BCH to any BCH address you want, and your 0.2 BTC to any Bitcoin address you want. What you posted above is right (being the Address1 your cold-storage address and the Address2 the one from Kraken). |
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that sound tragic...
but what means ""Forgiving - Your funds can be recovered from a secret phrase" on the Electrum-Website?
How can i contact the Electrum-Developer-Team to describe my problem and maybe they have a special-electrum-version which i can download to rescue/recover my coins?
Secret phrase is the seed. Contacting the Electrum Dev will only be a waste of time. They can't do anything to help you. When you created your 2FA wallet, the big "Disclaimer" screen says that you need to save your seed to withdraw your funds at any time without needing the 2FA code. Without that, there is nothing you can do. |
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i will search the hole day for my seed, i cant found it actually. maybe i lost the seed too...  ( On the Electrum-Website there is a topic that makes me hope: "Forgiving Your funds can be recovered from a secret phrase." How can i use this service to recover my BTC without seed and without google-authentificator - only with Passwort? If you lost your 2FA, you can use your seed to recover your 2-of-3 master private keys and be able to spend your coins without the 2FA code. If you don't have your seed anymore, your coins are most likely gone. That's why you: a. Save your seed - like Electrum tells you to do. b. Use a 2FA app that lets you backup your codes - like andOTP or Authenticator Plus - and not Google Authenticator. |
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Go to Tools -> Preferences -> Check "Edit fees manually".
Now, when you want to send a transaction, you can pull the slider to the left and manually lower your fee a little bit more or just manually choose the one you want.
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Okay so I purchased a Nano ledger s  So I wanted to import my seed from electrum to the ledger so I can claim my BCC. But now I see the my electrum wallet has a 13 word seed and my ledger wallet only supports 12-18-24 word seed. Anyone have a Idea how I can solve this issue? You can't import an Electrum wallet into Ledger. Instead, download Electron Cash[1] (Electrum fork for Bitcoin Cash) and use it to import your Electrum wallet seed and send your BCH to your Ledger Nano S Bitcoin Cash address. [1] http://electroncash.org/ |
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Why don't you refund all the people you scammed and maybe answer the tons of questions and complaints in your ANN thread, instead of trying to sell your shit "fake accelerator" script?
And are you really the ConfirmTX admin? Or are you just trying to scam people by impersonating the ConfirmTX admin and using his email, even that you don't have access to it? Why are you using this account?
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Let's use our brain, shall we?
>You've registered in September 2014.
>We're now in December 2017.
>That's a difference of 3 years and 3 months.
>That's 365*3+30*3 = 1095+90 = 1185 activity.
Of course, that's not the exact potential activity of your account, as I rounded it off to whole months and activity is only counted per 14-day period, but it's accurate enough to say that your potential rank is Legendary.
Anyways, can you please try thinking a bit next time? It's not that hard.
That's completely wrong. You don't get 14 activity every 14 days just by having your account and doing nothing. You must make at least one post every 14-day period to "increase your potential activity by 14"; After a check in OP's post history, looks like he had at least one period of over 2 years where he haven't made any post. This means that he can't have that many potential activity. The BitcoinTalk Price Estimator tool showed your potential activity. But the website is now down for an indefinite period of time. So, you probably must calculate everything manually by checking your post history. |
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Do you think it's safe to leave it in Coinomi now? That swept it from my previous private key in Electrum to a new private key in Coinomi, if I understand it right. Right?
Yes. You basically sent your BTG from your Electrum address to a new address created by your Coinomi wallet. So I shouldn't have to go sending it to a new address or anything, right?
Honestly, I would trust Coinomi more than all the other BTG wallets currently available in the Bitcoin Gold website. If you have a Trezor/Ledger Nano S, store your coins there. If not, keep them in your Coinomi wallet if you plan to hold, or send them to an exchange if you plan to sell. Thanks! You're awesome!
Always glad to help  |
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Thanks, I will give this a shot. Just one thing. I have Coinomi installed, but no wallet set up yet. Clean slate, fresh install. Rather than sweep, can I click "Restore a wallet" on the first screen that pops up, then scan the QR code, then add in a bitcoin gold wallet after the BTC wallet is created with my Electrum Private Key. I thought I saw a way to add the bitcoin gold wallet after somewhere, by choosing a currency type to add, but I don't know where I saw that now. If any of that makes sense.
No. You can't import a Electrum seed nor a single private key into Coinomi. Or, should I set up a new wallet from scratch, go into the bitcoin gold wallet and do the sweep?
That's what you should do. Create a new wallet from Coinomi (don't forget to save your seed), and them do the BTG sweep. |
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I keep seeing people say to export the private keys. Export how? Export to what? Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like you just have to pull up the private key, view the QR code and then scan that from Coinomi using your phone. Nothing is exported, right? That's more of an import? Into Coinomi?
I haven't tried it yet, but shouldn't it be as simple as starting a new Coinomi wallet, choosing the Restore option, then snapping a pic of the QR code from your Electrum Private Key, then adding Bitcoin Gold to Coinomi?
Right click your address in the Addresses tab (if the tab isn't showing: View -> Show Addresses) and select Private Key. Enter your wallet password (if you have any) and you should see your Private Key. If you want to export your private key to claim your BTG in Coinomi, you can: 1. Click in the little QR code in right bottom part of the Electrum Private Key dialog. 2. Go to your Bitcoin Gold wallet in Coinomi. 3. Select Sweep Wallet and make sure "Receive with" is selected to Bitcoin Gold. 4. Scan your Private Key QR code and sweep your BTG to your Coinomi wallet. |
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To which Tether wallet have you deposited your Bitcoins? Does it offer you an option to export your private keys? If it does, simple export your private key and import it in a Bitcoin wallet like Electrum. |
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Looks like they never really "accelerated" transactions. Maybe the maximum they did was manually submit your transactions in a free accelerator, but that's all. They lied about having a partnership with the Bitcoin.com mining pool until someone from the inside told that was never true. And it was pretty obvious IMO. Told you guys,
This user is lying about partnering with the Bitcoin.com mining pool so i would assume that the whole setup is a lie.
Someone on DT needs to "tag" the users account as a scammer.
Since you are deeply involved with bitcoin.com(at least the forum side), i'm going to believe you. They did claim that they worked with pools from the likes of btc.top, bitcoin.com all the way to BTCC and bixin: Ps: We are working with a large group of miners who use btc.top,bitcoin.com bitfury,antpool,BTCC,Bixin and gbminers. We are not directly linked with these pools. If you will submit your tx to us you will know. I feel like a lot of the transactions are being confirmed using antpool, which means that they COULD potentially be using antpool's free service and charging a fee for accelerating these transactions. Highly shady if that's the case. You are correct i am involved with the Bitcoin.com forum but i am also involved with the mining pool side of Bitcoin.com and can confirm without any doubt that the OP does not use the Bitcoin.com pool to accelerate any transactions, that part of his statement is a complete lie. You are most likely right about him just using antpool's free service and then charging users. The fact that the OP does not respond to my comments in his thread is a good indication this is not a legitimate service. I haven't responded because I don't feed into drama. If you think I take the time to copy and paste hundreds of transactions to another free accelerator everyday you are nuts. People have used my service and they like the results, as I've said numerous times if you think I am a lying fraud then do not use my service, I know I am not capable of making every user happy and I'm okay with that. If you don't trust it then don't use it, plain and simple. For those who do choose to go with my hard work and my service, thank you. I appreciate all of the kind responses and I do take most suggestions into consideration. You still have not addressed the fact that someone that is from the actual bitcoin.com pool essentially denied any association with confirmtx's service while you claimed that you work with them. Please state the reason why you stated that you did work with them, when you in fact didn't. I have little programming knowledge but i think it would be pretty easy to build a bot to copy paste transaction ids into antpool. Along with a captcha solving service, charging $4 per transaction over 400 bytes as well as selling the ad space would make a decent amount. There's absolutely nothing wrong with doing this, but you need to tell your customers that you're doing this, and not lie about your partnership with bitcoin.com. And more recently: Sorry to say that I don't feel bad for anyone who got scammed after page 3 in this thread.
I tried to warn everyone that this was most likely scam but people continued to send the OP btc.
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