The only thing you need to do is: export your private key (google it if you don't know how) and import it in a new Electrum wallet. That's it.

You won't need to download anything else other than Electrum and you should be able to see and spend your funds instantly after opening your Electrum wallet.

No. Just do what I said above and you will be ok.

I can't imagine EtherDelta scamming people. Are you sure that you don't have any malware in your computer or haven't clicked the wrong URL and entered your private key in a phising website? Almost every case I have seen where a user accuses a popular website of scamming, it was actually the user's fault.

There are currently only ~30k unconfirmed transactions and the mempool is okay again. Not to mention that I had a few 1~10 sat/byte transactions a few days ago (when we had a huge backlog) and my transaction went through after a couple of hours. If you accelerate your transaction, it is almost certain that you will see a confirmation on the same day or the next.

Free accelerators:

Since you are using MEW, you can simple follow the instructions in the "Send Offline" tab to generate your transaction and use the Step 3 to broadcast your transaction to other nodes. Just paste your signed transaction in the last box and press "Send Transaction".

Not that I know. I had both wallets open at the same time when I first spent my BCH and I my coins are still here. IMO, if there was any exploit or malware included in the Electron Cash fork, people would have already known.

Electrum is by far the best lightweight wallet that supports Segwit atm. The only problem is that they generate bech32 addresses which are current unsupported by almost any major service.

Other than that, I only know about GreenAddress (and Trezor/Ledger Nano S if you consider Hardware wallets).

You can. Just create a watch-only wallet with your address/xpub in a online PC, create the transaction, send it to the offline PC where you imported the address private-key/wallet seed, sign it and broadcast through the internet.

In case you have any issues, this video explains exactly the same proccess: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQumISxkJsQ

Don't use steemit's image direct url. E.g:
https://steemitimages.com/DQmP5aFK9xRXWssuswpTGzCiHq5g9dM6s6BqPyTrdCiHDwJ/auction-2891804_1280.jpg

Paste it in your URL bar and press Enter. It will redirect you to a different url similar to this one:
https://steemit-production-imageproxy-upload.s3.amazonaws.com/DQmP5aFK9xRXWssuswpTGzCiHq5g9dM6s6BqPyTrdCiHDwJ

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I tested it and I had the same erro with the first url, but not with the second.

BTC is Bitcoin;
LTC is Litecoin.

They are different cryptocurrencies with their own characteristics.

Bitcoin is worth more, has a lower max supply (21 million) and 10 minutes blocks.
Litecoin is basically a copy of Bitcoin, but with a max supply of 84 million and 2.5 minutes blocks (which leads to faster confirmations).


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This doesn't make the service more trustworthy. The Bitcoin Gold team also "endorsed" a website that helped people claim their BTG but also kept all the users seeds and resulted in a loss of over $1 million. Of course they removed the site from their page after some time. But this shows how careless they are.

Here is a thread about the scam: https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/7dsmvd/my_analysis_of_the_1_million_usd_mybtgwalletcom/

When Electrum is running, you will find its icon in the system tray. Just double click it to toggle between hide/show.

AFAIK that's the only way to do that.

Right click any address and select "Copy Address" or just select the one you want and press Ctrl + C.

Yes and Yes. You can use them as many times as you want.

It doesn't have to. The receive tab will only show you a new address after every transaction to help you not reuse your addresses. But all addresses can be reused as many times as you want and there is no problems on doing that. You can either use the address found in the "receive" tab or any other from the list whenever you want.

ChipMixer (check my signature). I already made a post talking about ChipMixer, so I'm just going to quote it here:

Go to View -> View Addresses. You should see a Address tab show in your Electrum wallet. Go there to see every address that you own and just choose any of them.

With 2FA, the seed is only displayed when you first create your wallet. If you lost your seed or never backed up when creating the wallet, there is nothing you can do to retrieve your coin in the future.

I'm sorry, but there is nothing you can do. Bitcoin transactions are irreversible and if you sent your coins to the scammer's address, your coins are gone.

Btw: Bitmixer stopped his services ~4 months ago. You should start using a different (and trusted) mixer.

Most of the major exchanges/wallets won't support this format for now. I recommend you to keep using a standard address or find a way to generate a normal P2SH address while they upgrade their code.

Sorry OP. I'm pretty sure that the chances of you finding your wallet just by knowing your address are almost null. Have you checked your browser history?

Spammers every where... at least read the thread before commenting. ROFL

Edit:
Looks like more than one people are misunderstanding what is this post. (OP isn't asking for money)

Basically every other wallet found in the BTG website[1].

Just be careful with the fake Electrum "forks" that there is around and web wallets.

https://bitcoingold.org/

I wouldn't say for sure that you are a scammer. But using the name of a pool and saying that you have an agreement with them to accelerate transactions while that's not true is something very shady and certainly not trustworthy. If you lied about one, why would you not lie about the others?

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Btw, not sure why would you make 3 posts in a row at the same thread and all in less than 1 minute.

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