If time travel would kill Bitcoin, then Bitcoin would be already dead. Meaning that somebody would already have come from the future with the better alternative to bitcoin.

My conclusion is that either time travel is not possible (neither now, neither in the future), either it will/didn't kill bitcoin.

If you have the funds in cash, why don't you just buy Bitcoin in the nearest place then make the transfer?
It may be cheaper for you and also asking if somebody in your area can help you and sell you BTC may look less like a scam story...
Or at least it's an alternative solution, while you are short with the time.

I hope that you did copy/paste, not write down with a pencil - I really hope that you didn't write one character wrong.


A good wallet creates new receive address every time, I hope that's the case for you too.


You restored the PC / main wallet, I assume. As the transaction is on the blockchain and confirmed.. the money is actually sent somewhere.


Yep, the transfer is visible. Now let's see where is that address going to.
I'll guess that android wallet is a light wallet.
I had such issue once with a light wallet - it "missed" some transactions. It was on PC, it was for a different coin, but maybe this helps you too: it had an option "reset blockchain and transactions". After clicking that, it took some time to read everything again, but then my missing transactions where there.

I hope you can do the same and retrieve your money.

Maybe it's related to the fact that most people that want vanity address use a 3rd party website to generate it... and some such websites may keep the private key for their own later use.

Internet is regulated (more or less) and we are still using it.
Bitcoin is quite similar to this concept.

Master one or more programming languages.
Make a few (progressively bigger) projects.
Start working, project based.
You can ask to be paid in BTC too.

First of all, making a ton of multipe accounts usually will not help you. It will make you look bad.

Second. You act like a 3 years old, demanding help and answers but actually not telling what the problem is.

If you tell me that you deposited 500 BTC I will tell that you are lying.
If you bet and lost, yeah, it's gambling, so it's not unusual.
So what the problem is, because I see none.

If you wouldn't have kept such big amount, you will surely have had more patience.
If you would have had 2FA, we could have rule out a hack.
Now, I am on the phone and cannot check. DID ANYBODY WITHDRAW BTC TODAY? Maybe somebody can help.

I still think that the problem is with your account only.
And yeah.. it's week-end. Less people working...

At least you are honest!
Most of us lurking here wish either a bubble, either a real huge growth, no matter how....

Everything counts in large amounts. It's obviously bad to eat to much fries, for example, no matter the cholesterol news.
All they have to find is a better way to measure/see the abuses.

"I left my wallet with 5000 $ in the tram an now I can't find it. Trams are a scam."

This is how your claim sounds to me.

Now, clean your computer of trojans and keyloggers, use 2FA on exchanges and never keep such big amounts on others' hands.

If you want, we can make a deal, according to yor formula: I send you 10k satoshi and you send me back, in 42 days, ... 1.6 BTC. Let me know...

No.
Basically there should always be 50% / 50% on each hi/lo game, no matter what was the previous number.
But you/me don't think like that. We hope that after a low will come a high. And if it didn't, next surely will be high. This is why Martingale fails.

We are all insane here. And you are one of us, you can't deny that!!


Not the most stupid, that's for sure. To be take seriously? Really? It's one of the good, entertaining posts of the day!


Yup, it made me smile too. And I will check this thread from time to time. I expect beautiful answers 

As technology, Bitcoin will prevail.

As an asset / value... that's very hard to tell. The chance is still 50% - 50%. It may fall "tomorrow" or will start rising to the sky.

While the technology is something clearly wonderful and useful and a lot of smart people have seen that and will continue to see that, the commercial value is in the hands of the crowd, which is not actually reliable.

28-02-2015

Yeah, I just wanted to not be the first to bring this into discussion.
And strangely, though both (BTC and XMR) prices are falling, usual people (not me) feel more confortable to work with BTC.

Any other method has a chance to get to this:
Your Public Address => Intermediate (Exchange?) address => Your "private" address
which means it's not the private anymore.

With my method, from outside anyone will see:
Your Public Address => Exchange address => money spent.
Some other exchange address (altcoin) => Address for same altcoin on different exchange (nobody will track / care about that)
Some address nobody cares about (your BTC address on 2nd exchange) => Your private address (again, nobody will track that).


If you are a drug dealer or such, I just saved your butt, so I'd expect a generous tip. My public address is in profile.

It's not good to be impatient when doing business. And sitting on Bitcoin is just a risky business.
From what I understand you "invested" more that you'd afford to lose.
And this means that whenever Bitcoin will go over your target of 400$, it will be "just" after you, impatiently, sold.

donation wallet => any crypto currency exchange (poloniex, bittrex, hitbtc, ... name it) => (trade) buy a stable altcoin with low transaction fees (dogecoin?) => transfer that altcoin to another exchange => (trade) that altcoin back to bitcoin => send it to your main wallet.