Bitcoin $6465.98 (-5.34%)
Bitcoin Cash $1252.11 (50.91%)

I imagine that we can correlate the recent Bitcoin Cash jump with the last Bitcoin "crash", right?

IMO looks like there are a lot of money leaving Bitcoin for Bitcoin Cash. I'm not really here to support BCH, but we have more than 115k unconfirmed transactions (and 1095BTC in fees) in the Blockchain (including one I did one hour ago with a fee of 225 sat/byte ($4.18) which is still unconfirmed). This looks scarry, and I can see why people are starting to migrate from BTC to BCH.

Profile -> Forum Profile Information.
or just add ;sa=forumProfile to the end of your profile link.

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P.s: You posted in the wrong board. Correct one: Meta

2 euros + the trust needed for something that you can just print (basically for free) with your computer...

But what amazes me the most is to see that 7 people wasted their money on this

1. Your wallet will give you a new address after every transaction to avoid addresses reuse.
2. You can keep using all previously used addresses as they are yours forever.
3. You can see all your addresses in the tab Addresses (View -> Show Addresses).

What? Both transactions already have more than 45000 confirmations. Also, I can see that the first one took 8 minutes to confirm, while the second one only took 16 minutes.

Are you saying that it's showing as unconfirmed in your Multibit wallet? Try to open your Multibit wallet and go to Tools -> Repair wallet. This should rescan the blockchain and see that both transactions are already confirmed.

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P.s: Your links are kinda broken. You don't need to use quotation marks and your link has two "http".

Ok... that's weird. Can you tell us from where did this transaction came from?

You should be able to see the transaction in other blockchain explorers other than the one from chain.so; I checked the supposed address that originated the transaction and there is no transactions going to your address (which I imagine that is "34qx2y64DKW4tUxNffWnBcztbc2dhNvgz5"). That's probably why you can't see the incoming transaction in your wallet. And I'm not sure why is this happening...

So, I guess that if you search your address in a blockchain explorer, you will see the whole balance (including the transaction that isn't showing up in Electrum)?

You could try:
1 - Make sure you have a backup for your wallet, delete your wallet and restore it again.

Or if you don't fix the issue, you can do this to recover your coins:
1 - Get your address private key (go to Addresses -> Right click your address -> Private key);
2 - Create a new wallet and use the sweep function to sweep all your coins to a new address (Wallet -> Private Keys -> Sweep).

What happened:
The user johningreece is legit spamming the whole forum with his fake Electrum Gold wallet (electrum-gold dot org) that may contain malwares with the intention of stealing Bitcoins.

- Virustotal scan of the file linked in the website: https://www.virustotal.com/file/888933536e6ec63a660d4def4d2c1b46f0da9dc3a0827596e6c6bdd2eacb1704/analysis/
- The source code at the bottom of the page links to https://github.com/


Some of his last posts:


Scammers Profile Link:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=146552

Reference Link:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=146552
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=146552;sa=showPosts

That's actually fake. And I'm pretty sure that this may contain malwares.

@Edit: Just checked your post history. Are you trying to steal people's coins? LOL

I'm not sure if this would work, but you can try to get your KeepKey wallet seed and import it in Electrum.

While creating a new Electrum Wallet, choose: Standard Wallet -> I already have a seed -> Paste your KeepKey seed -> Click in "Options" -> Select "BIP39 seed" -> Next.

Why would you need to do that? If the answer is privacy, it's probably better if you just use a mixer to "clean" your coins and break every connection between your ANXPRO account and your final address.

Otherwise, I don't see any other reason why would you break one transaction between several addresses.

Everything looks fine here. Have you tried in a different network/device?

Not sure what are you asking here. Your post make it seems that you haven't even read the thread before posting here.
 
From OP's last reply, it's clear that he send USDT to a Bitmex deposit address and they can't do anything because the deposit address "is a multisignature address and the private keys are held in offline devices and not accessible". Which makes it impossible for OP to export the private key and import it in a wallet that supports the USDT token (E.g: Omniwallet).

Also, from OP reply: "And, this is what it says on the Bitmex Deposit page:  Any unsupported coins sent here will be lost." - this can't make things clearer.

TLDR: OP most likely lost his USDT, since Bitmex (the only one that has access to his USDT) won't help him recover his tokens.

That's unfortunally right. Fees are extremely high in the present days.

But you don't actually need to pay that much. If you choose a fee that right, your transaction will probably get confirmed in less than an hour without any issues. But if you want to save money, you can set a lower fee in the fee slider (or choose one manually) and submit your transaction in a free transaction accelerator - such as ConfirmTX[1] or ViaBTC[2].

[1] https://confirmtx.com/ - Free if your transaction size is lower than 500 bytes.
[2] https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/ - Free. But only accept transactions with a fee higher than 10 sat/byte.

There is no need to save the private key for every address you have in your wallet. The backup seed is everything you need, since every address you own are derived from the seed.

Even if for some reason Electrum ever goes down, you can still use this seed to just import your wallet in a different wallet and recover your funds.

There is a transaction list. Open your wallet and see for yourself. It's the first tab, which is also called "History".



Another way arround is to just search your address in a blockchain explorer - such as Blockchain.info and check for the most recent transaction.

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Make sure that there was really an unwanted transaction coming from your wallet. If your coins are gone, it's probably not Electrum's fault, and you most likely had a malware on your computer, which allowed a hacker to steal your coins. Therefore, it should be impossible to recover your coins, since Bitcoin transactions are irreversible.

Can you share here your Bitcoin Address?

What is going to happen with people who bought B2X future tokens at Bitfinex now that Segwit2x isn't happening anymore?

This guy for example, bought 90 B2X: https://medium.com/@bartjellema/why-i-just-bought-90-b2x-bitcoin-segwit2x-futures-f94d0ee13eb9

What exactly have you done to lose your 36 dollars? AFAIK you can use your Nicehash wallet to receive payments and just withdraw when you want, am I right?

Why wouldn't you update it? Just download the installer, move to a flash drive and install it in your offline pc. You don't need internet connection to update your wallet.

But yeah, it's not that big deal if there is no critical bug that was fixed in the new update.

First of all, it's not the "segwit fork" since that already happened and we already have Segwit. What WAS going to happen was the 2X part of the fork (Segwit2x). And about that, you are also a little too late: