Take note that blockchain.info is already switched to blockchain.com a long time ago and oxt.me is pretty new to me never hear of this before so it's not popular and accessing that site is pretty slow compared to other blockchain explorers you mention above.

It seems you forgot other popular blockchain explorers listed on Bitcoin wiki from this link below this would be a good source that includes a lightning explorer

- https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Block_chain_browser#List_of_blockchain_explorers

Some exchanges have their own minimum deposit the bad thing you did was you didn't see the minimum deposit before you send it.

Have you tried to contact them and ask to a refund or send your funds back to the wallet of yours minus the transaction fee? But the problem is the network is pretty congested and the amount you deposit might not be enough to cover fees.

Why not try to ask them what should you do to credit them to your account?
Maybe they let you send another transaction higher than the minimum and then they will also credit the previous transaction? Try to ask support because I have had some problems before on that exchange that were always resolved.

That's the bad part of using Ledger Nano they don't have open-source code for their hardware wallets and we do not know what's behind the program of their device.

Why not use Trezor instead which is open-source I do not know if it's the best one but Trezor is already a popular wallet that supports multiple cryptocurrencies.

Or if you just want to store Bitcoin only then a Cold card might be optional.

Same here when logging in on the PC when clicking the captcha it will confirm right away or it will mark with a check but on my mobile when using a VPN it always asks to captcha even if I did correctly choose images on the captcha it only changes 5 times until it marks as check.

You don't need to worry about the captcha if you don't want this annoying captcha then use the link provided by PX-Z its a unique URL where you can log in without a captcha. But be careful do not share this with anyone because it can use to brute-force your account.

Why not enable always stay login so that you don't need to keep entering your username and password when you want to visit the forum?

If one of the fans is running faster than the other fans I guess that one of your fans is not giving the right signal or it is not plugged properly or maybe the blue wire(Signal for PWM) has no connection because if it doesn't have a connection the fan will run at full speed.

What I would like you to try before replacing it with a new one as suggested above try to unplug it and clean the terminals and connectors and plug it back properly then test it again.

If it didn't work if you have a multimeter check the blue wire resistance if it still has continuity if it doesn't have continuity then possible it may have cut connection inside you may need to replace that wire or the whole fan.

That's normal it is just likely the same on Forex, good news or FUD still has a  significant impact on the market that is why we have fundamental analysis to determine the trend and set a stop-loss early if there is some bad news related to Crypto. Technical analysis is not enough to decide to buy or sell you need to combine both of these techniques to get a perfect analysis for the next price movement.

Honestly never heard and use Nunchuk Wallet before and I check their domain it was created in 2020 which is pretty new compared to Electrum Wallet which is already proven safe and has actively developing and updates for many years.

Why would I switch to another wallet if I already got the security features we need on Electrum?
The only bad thing that Nunchuk developers did is that they added Cloud service for making a backup of our wallet which is very bad on the future it may compromise our wallet and steal our funds if someone has access to their cloud server.

Satoshi Nakamoto never explains why he chose to use C++ language more than others even on his whitepaper he didn't mention it but you can build blockchain in any language.

However, I think he chose C++ due to the speed and efficiency compared to other languages like Python and it was known that can handle big data.

What are your current API logs? Would you mind posting it here?

Possible fans are the cause of your problem and it might be a compatibility issue based on a bit of research about that fan the max amps of Phanteks t30 is 0.36A which is pretty low compared to stock fans.

Why not try to put the stock fans again to test?

About custom software/firmware for this unit, I never heard of any custom firmware for this unit.

So the error came from the browser what is your current local IP would you mind to try accessing it to 192.168.1.1:3002 only if 192.168.1.1 is your local IP.

I'm not expert on MacOS but if the result still the same check this guide below who also use MacOS to run RPC explorer.

- https://youtu.be/gnVCsstoupk

Based on the video you might need to edit credentials.js and put the right rpc user and password.

What do you want to achieve why you would like to edit nonce range?
I'm not expert on this unit but have you check the guide from kano.is check the link below under chip frequencies it talks about nonce.

- https://kano.is/gekko.php

So I think you are trying to overclock the unit? Try the config from this post below

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5423227.msg61534077#msg61534077

Would you mind to try to change BTCEXP_HOST=127.0.0.1 to 0.0.0.0
Since you are running it on the same device you might have an IP conflict and also it is the default config according to their GitHub guide.
And also do you have NodeJS installed?

Would you mind to share your logs from BTC RPC Explorer or enable debug log to troubleshoot the issue?

This is a cloud mining site and almost 99% of cloud mining sites are scams.
If I were you better stay away from accessing this site and maybe there are some scripts on that site that can take some data from you and look no one mentioned this website before.

Even if the domain was old there is no guarantee that you can make money investing in them and you are likely promoting it? I suggest remove the link above because if you didn't it will help to have backlinks here and rank up on the SERP.

Take note of BTC RPC explorer it would not work if your Bitcoin core is not fully synced because it requires txindex it is currently supported only on a full node or non-pruned node.

So start to let your Bitcoin core sync first until it downloads the entire blockchain before you can use BTC RPC explorer.

This is a common issue with trust wallet since 2019 and I don't see someone solving this case.
Have you ever tried to switch the internet from mobile to wifi or vice-versa? How about VPN?
What I think is maybe the trust wallet is blocked by your ISP which is why it is not loading or showing the correct balance. Using VPN should fix this issue.


If not then switching to other wallet is the right thing to do as suggested above.

What exactly does the python script do? who developed it?
Would you mind to share the GitHub page where you download this?

For me, its a suspicious tool because it generates 2 different keys public and private keys even if it is WIF un/compressed keys when pasting it to Bitaddress the public key should be right.
Another thing is you already compromise the private key with chatgpt if you ask this bot to convert it to BTC address.

Would you mind to share the Topic how it converts to the correct address so that we can review it? And maybe you don't actually have access to this address.

Since you disconnected the m.2 recently then there is a possibility that you inserted the m.2 drive incorrectly.

You can try these steps:

- unplug the m.2 drive again and insert it back to the unit.
- If it didn't work unplug it again and check the terminals and maybe there are some dirt and rust clean it using a pencil eraser or isopropyl alcohol then replug it again and test.

If it was generated from Ledger then they do have their own tool to scan your wallet with balance. It will help you find the right derivation path of your wallet.

Check the tool here https://github.com/LedgerHQ/xpub-scan

Instead of using the BTCrecover use their xPub Scanner you should find the right path and wallet address that you funded before.

If you have the paper backup you can import it to Armory back but this time you need to extract the private keys from your backup on the Armory.
Once you get the private keys you can import it to Electrum so that you don't need to download the entire blockchain.

You can follow the guide below created by HCP

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4746784.msg43255691#msg43255691

Do you mind adding more details about your issue?
What wallet or software do you currently use when you get this error?

I tried to search on Google with this error but it point me to OKX Api with this error here