Have you tried to use the first tab (that has the QR code) and click the "Open in wallet" button? I did this and it opened my Electrum wallet with everything already filled (address and amount).

Edit: I just tested with Core installed and the same happened. It opened my Core wallet with everything ready to be sent.

[1] https://twitter.com/MercatoxCom/status/948257495960702976

Use this[1] website if you want to calculate how much fees it's recommended to pay for your transactions. It's IMO a little bit more user friendly than the website above.

[1] https://coinb.in/#fees

Does your link look like this? bitcoin:?r=https://bitpay.com/i/Pg6Kwq...
Edit: Image wasn't showing...

Looks like this is part of a new Bitpay update that uses Payment Protocol URL instead of a simple Bitcoin payment address. Which is IMO something pretty dumb.

I'm not sure if there is any way to get the address directly. But that's what Bitpay has to say:
Source: https://blog.bitpay.com/payment-protocol/

TenX is also not available for users outside the EU. However, they have lower fees (0% Foreign Exchange Fee), a better support, and they only support BTC but are currently beta testing ETH, ERC20 tokens and DASH.

Almost (if not all) exchanges will require verification if you want to deposit USD and buy using an USD pair. The easiest way would be to buy BTC (E.g: with Localbitcoins, which is anonymous and doesn't require verification) and send them to Binance (doesn't require verification aswell) to buy your XRP. If you still don't want to buy BTC and then trade, you will need to verify your accounts in those exchanges (and probably wait a little bit).

That's weird... I actually had some BCH during the fork in this address, so I'm pretty sure it should work. Do you get any error message while trying to send the BCH? And is this only happening when you try to send them to my address?

ranochigo is right. In your case, the easiest way is to download Electron Cash[1], which is a Electrum fork for Bitcoin Cash. Then you can just open your Electrum wallet file with it and immediately see and spend your Bitcoin Cash. No need to export private keys!

If you can't find your wallet file, here[2] is the default directory for each OS.

[1] http://electroncash.org/
[2] http://docs.electrum.org/en/latest/faq.html#where-is-my-wallet-file-located

There is a link in the navbar but it's hidden for some reason (along with the settings page). 🤔

I loved the new page and how you can calculate the size of your transaction. Recommended fee is also looking WAY better than the (exaggerated) one from Earn.com


https://talkimg.com/images/2023/05/14/blob6c3abcb30b814a51.png


https://talkimg.com/images/2023/05/14/blobf12d16364c63c0b8.png

Maybe this can help you:

Go to View -> Show Addresses. It will enable the tab Addresses. Go there and you will be able to see all the addresses you own. Double click the label field right to the address and add a description E.g: "payment from John"; Then, just start using a different address for other payments.

You only sent Bitcoins out of your wallet, and not BTG. So I'm pretty sure that you still have them.

If you have an Android phone, this is by far the easiest method (if you don't, you can also use an Android emulator such as Bluestacks):

1. Download Coinomi[1];
2. Create a Bitcoin Gold wallet in the app.
3. Go to the Bitcoin Gold overview page and click at the three dots menu at the top of the app;
4. Select "Sweep Wallet";
5. Paste or scan the QR of the private-key which address may contain BTG;
6. Done! All the BTG will be sent to your wallet address.

[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coinomi.wallet

You will need to create a new wallet by importing your wallet seed or the private-key of the address.

To create a new wallet, go to: File -> New/Restore...

a. If you want to import a seed: Standard Wallet -> I already have a seed -> Paste your seed -> Next.
b. If you want to import a private-key: Import Bitcoin addresses or private-keys -> Paste your private-key -> Next.

Are you talking about this guy? https://twitter.com/alexbosworth/status/946175898029395968

This is in the mainnet BTW. But it's currently only available for a few individuals for limited testing. The "testnet" version, which won't really pay your phone bills (and which can be seen in SFR10's link) has been available for some time. I myself already played a little bit with it.

https://twitter.com/alexbosworth/status/946185004794572800

I believe that Litecoin has better fees. So you can buy LTC with Coinbase, send them to an exchange such as Binance, sell the LTC for BTC and buy your GAS.

I don't think there is anything you can do. I have seen people claiming that Coinbase doesn't return Bitcoins sent to a Bitcoin Cash address and vice versa.

Send them a support ticket[1] and wait for an answer (it can take some time). But they will probably just tell you what I said above.

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[1] https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/emails/new

No. They said that they will support it in Q1 2018.

Also, you shouldn't blindly use the fees recommended by Earn.com; Instead, I prefer to use this website[1].

Yesterday, while Earn was suggesting ~400 sat/byte fees, I saw that there transactions of 100 were getting cleared, so I sent a tx with a fee of 180 sat/byte and it got confirmed in fucking 21 seconds (the next block). P.S: I could have used an even lower fee but I was in a hurry and didn't want to risk it.

[1] https://dedi.jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/more/#24h

That's correct.

[1] http://blog.shakepay.co/2017/updated-list-of-countries/

Why is this being reposted? This post looks exactly to the old one which was (probably) deleted.

Anyways, that's what I said before: ConfirmTX is a scam and those Bitcointalk Helpers are just Newbies begging for tips.

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It should already be clear to anyone with half a brain that ConfirmTX is a scam.

From where did you get that link from? The first "S" and the "T" from your link are special characters. Take a look:



There is a something like a dot above it. That's why you can't open the website and it's blocked by Google as a "phising" attempt.

I don't know as I'm not following this fork. If it's a ERC20 token, you will receive them in your address in the ETH chain. If it's a fork (like what happened with ETC), your address will have the same amount of coins in both chains (the normal ETH and this ETZ), so you will need to export your private-key and import it into a ETZ wallet to spend them.