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Like others said, Electrum is only recommending a fee based on the network load. If you are not in a hurry and still want to pay way lower than the recommended, you can manually edit your fee. And it looks like you already have the "Edit fees manually" enabled. So you can click in the fee textbox and lower the fee for the amount you want to pay (be ready to wait if you do this).
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We have updated with a premium service which will resubmit and prioritize your transaction directly to large mining pools.
And where are your proofs? After ConfirmTX made tons of money lying about having a partnership with mining pools, looks like people started to do the same, right? It's like the ICO mania. The first one was successfully and here we are getting 10 new scam ICOs per day. |
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When you say I should be able to open the wallet using ElectronCash do you mean that I (at this point) can just open the Electrum wallet file in ElectronCash and my BCH will then be available in the wallet? Or do I need to import the seed or private keys?
You can either just open the same Electrum Bitcoin wallet - which you already use - in Electron Cash or restore your wallet with your seed/private-keys. Both are going to have the same result. But in this case, it's obviously way easier if you just open your already existing wallet in Electron Cash. Wow that is a complicated guide. Is there any chance that there will be an easier way in the future? Because then I would just wait with claiming the BTG as I'm not sure I would get all the steps correct here anyway.
It could become a little bit easier if a dev ever decides to fork a working version of Electrum for Bitcoin Gold. But so far, no one seems to care about it. |
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Don't use Google Authenticator. You can't easily backup your 2FA with it, and if you lose your device, recovering each of your accounts is a pain in the ass. Instead, use a 2FA app that let's you backup your codes. I recommend andOTP: |
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thanks a lot man!
can i transfer my 2fa codes on google Authenticator on andOTP or i need to, i don't know, sync andOTP with kraken again?
If you have your 2FA secret code or QR used to setup your 2FA in the Google Authenticator app, then just manually import them. If not, you will need to disable 2FA in each of your accounts and enable them again but with andOTP. |
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Every time I check the Services board, this thread is in the top due to his countless bumps.
Can hilariousandco or any other mod confirm if that's allowed? Do I report the user if he is locking his thread and bumping it multiple times through the day? (especially if it is some kind of scam)
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-- Say, if the private key for that address is stolen, would signing be of any help? (Since Bitcoin is decentralized and no one in control, where can one appeal to to in such a case)?
That's not what signing is for. The purpose of a signed message is to prove that an specific address belongs to you. Let's say that I create an account here at BitcoinTalk and tell everybody that the address 1XXXXXXXXX is mine. If I ever get hacked and lose my account, I can create a new one and post a message signed with my 1XXXXXXXXX address to prove that I'm the original owner of the account. -- Also, would not the private key be exposed unnecessarily due to the signing? (leaving the paper/cold wallet as it is would be more advisable)?
You don't need internet access to sign a message. If you sign directly from your cold wallet or temporary import your paper wallet in a air-gapped device, your private-key won't be put in risk. |
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To import your private keys you need to choose "Import Bitcoin addresses or private keys" in the first screen and not "Standard Wallet -> Use public or private keys".
You can also get your Electrum seed by going to Wallet -> Seed. Then, go to Electron Cash and choose Standard Wallet -> I already have a seed -> Paste your seed and you are done.
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X-post from a previous post of mine: ConfirmTX.com is a scam. Under no circumstances pay them to "accelerate" your transaction. The admin lied about having a partnership with a mining pool, tried to sell his website script, has tons of complaints about their service doing nothing and now he just vanished from the forum. Check the last pages of their thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2138157.100Since your transaction is way over 400 bytes, you will need to pay if you want to use ConfirmTX (and since they are a scam, nothing will happen).
Stop recommending this scam! |
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ConfirmTX.com is a scam. Under no circumstances pay them to "accelerate" your transaction. The admin lied about having a partnership with a mining pool, tried to sell his website script, has tons of complaints about their service doing nothing and now he just vanished from the forum. Check the last pages of their thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2138157.100
1) Is any safe way to drop unconfirmed tx
No. 2) How long my tx will be in pool? Is any way to see expire date of it?
I heard somewhere that it takes 3 days 2 weeks (I can't confirm). But some services will keep rebroadcasting your unconfirmed transaction and putting it back into the mempool. |
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No. AFAIK the only purpose of the mnemonic is to recover your account if you forget your password.
And the wallets are probably gone anyway.
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I'm not even sure how the distribution is going to work... But you can find this in their website: What is the total amount for Bitcoin Diamond (BCD)?
The total amount of BCD is 210 million. No more increase. 170 million BCD, 1BTC : 10BCD will be presented to the Bitcoin holders for the long-term Bitcoin ECOSYSTEM support. The rest 40 million will be automatically transferred into the community rewards pool as tributes and mining. I wouldn't waste my time with these scam shitcoins anyway. I am almost sure that nothing will ever come from this shady "project". Read this: https://medium.com/@btcblooddiamond/bitcoin-diamond-is-a-scam-of-epic-proportions-7d7908c43c22 |
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shouldn't pending transaction at least show up instantly?
Yes. From which wallet have you sent your coins and to with which one are you receiving? Also, do you have your transaction id? You could search it in any Bitcoin explorer to see if there is really an ongoing transaction. |
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1
This is a signed message using the Bitcoin Blender PGP key certifying that address 17i3aE69aBw6djuqjfqnuwMqtX7reHP37S has been created by Bitcoin Blender. Coins sent to this address (minimum amount is 0.02 BTC) between 2017-12-04 12:54 UTC and 2017-12-06 12:54 UTC will be mixed and new coins sent to 16nwbEWtLDkAquVkZMMen4bU8FuEF63vaN
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----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-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Signature looks valid. Verified with the key found at Bitblender's second post and at his website[1].  [1] http://bitblendervrfkzr.onion/bitcoinblender-public-key.txt |
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I want to know, If someone does that, that imported address will be recoverable using the PDF we first or not?
Probably not. It should be the same as importing an individual private key in your Blockchain.info wallet. Your seed will only be able to restore the addresses derivated from the seed, and not the ones imported afterwards. Also, Trezor is a BIP44 wallet, It should work too, no?
Not sure why someone would import a Trezor wallet in a web wallet. It's a waste of the extra security you get with a hardware wallet. (Maybe if you have your old wallet seed but doesn't have the device anymore) But if it's a BIP44 seed, it should work. And if it's a BIP39 seed, you can convert it to BIP44 with the iancoleman's tool. |
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My advice would be to
1) update your "LINX" wallet
2) either download bitcoin core, electrum or buy a cheap hardware wallet
3) move your funds from "LINX" to core, electrum or your hardware wallet
Eventough, you bitcoins can never "evaporate", it's still possible that this (to me unknown) wallet uses some kind of encryption or derivation scheme to encrypt or derive private keys, and when you don't update, you might not be able to manage our unspent outputs anymore.
An other possibility is that it's a centrally managed SPV wallet, if the central servers go down, you might have problems spending your funds.
These are only 2 theory's, i don't know "LINX", so i have no idear how they work, but if they tell you you have to update your wallet, i would take it very serious (seriously: consider moving to a trusted wallet)..
AFAIK Linx is an Altcoin. And the OP has already been answered by me (based on that). It wasn't with bitcoin in this particular case, but with LINX
It stated this on their website:
Let's read the whole thread before posting something folks  |
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