Electrum, when you create a new wallet, forces you save the seed (even clears the clipboard). So you should have the backup seed somewhere, isn't it? That should be the first to check.
Then, unless you had a Linux with no persistence, the files should be there, maybe not even deleted.

So, if neither the seed, nor the path shown by BitMaxz don't give anything useful, you should tell a bit more about what you've done there.

Some show very convincing charts that show that, if history will be repeating, the crypto winter is pretty much over.
Some others come - more or less convincing - telling that one more leg down is due to happen before the trend turns indeed bullish.

What I think? Anybody can predict anything, he has a fair chance to be right We will know for sure only after "the moment" has passed.
Clearly with every day passing we're getting a bit closer to the halving, hence to an end of bear market, hopefully.


I am hoping for some months the energy price rise be visible in bitcoin price. It didn't happen, or at least not in an obvious way (maybe that's why we didn't see lower lows?).

This was asked before, in a way or another, so I will be short and directly to the questions.


Not at all. They probably have one BTC wallet for the whole system (actually two, one hot wallet and one cold wallet, but let's keep it simple).
And same goes for all currencies they allow to deposit and withdraw.
The BTC address you think it's yours is just a deposit address. As soon as somebody else needs a withdrawal, "your" bitcoins may be used, while your account remains credited.
Everything else happens in their internal database.


In their internal database, somewhere related to your account, the numbers related one currency will decrease and for another currency they'll increase.


Their software checks their database.


Just in that same way, with the small side note that USDT may be a bit different because it can be sent on various chains, hence it may need multiple wallets, but let's not get confused by exceptions.

Actually they can easily seize it from the bank's locker. So either use plausible deniability, either go for burying some washers (containing the seed, obviously; maybe using Shamir Secret Sharing) in the backyard.

It was discussed back in April that .online is probably owned by the same scammer as .one.
Unfortunately everybody who wants to use ChipMixer should learn to check the links from the bitcointalk ANN and use the Tor (currently chipmixorfly) link.

Probably both .online and .one malicious clones should be added (blocked) in the hosts file, together with the .xyz:

You tell me things I don't know and that defy (my) logic, so I'll stop here. I feel like some political declarations are taken as real somewhere, but I can be wrong, so I don't know.
I guess we have to simply agree that we disagree in some aspects and I just don't know other aspects.

So you expect them being actually pro-US after all those sanctions? "No hard feelings"? 
No. I don't expect them ever been in the "anti russian front"; at least not for real.


That train has left the station.. long ago...


They most probably have no proper solution for that.


Unfortunately he lacked an exit strategy from second 1. And unfortunately this can mean that the war will be dragged ... for much longer.
And since the only ones gaining from war are those selling the guns and bandages, which are private companies, not states, all the smart enough states should do something in forcing this madness get to an end. And I don't think that's possible by being friendly to Russia.

The problem is that OP is also away since end of August...

This is a duplicate of topic https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5419098.0
OP, please keep the discussion in one place.

Plus many Bitcoin wallets offer features for plausible deniability.
Plus, it's always a very good idea to diversify if you can afford that.

There can be good reasons behind seizing money from wrongdoers. But mistakes do happen. Law can be great and can be a bitch, depending on how good or bad it's applied. Those applying it can make mistakes or can have bad intentions too, unfortunately. But with crypto there are plenty of tools, one has only to be smart enough and use them.

I come back to this. Since you've used the "trading wallet", you didn't send from 3EkKxC1kDrJc4MvRqkXXyt7mpiA5UCLoRs.
Since trading wallet is custodian wallet, that's probably a deposit address for you, and then Blockchain.com handles the funds there as they wish (since it's actually their wallet) as long as your account remains funded.
That's why there were those confusing transactions. At the point you've send to 3KMzcn86gMwdY9GbsemeTKrEw8cJhS8yZc, Blockchain.com should have been sending (when they've processed the transaction request) from wherever they wanted/had available funds. Just this didn't happen, there was no transaction in June towards 3KMzcn86gMwdY9GbsemeTKrEw8cJhS8yZc. And this means that Blockchain.com didn't send it.


This is the main conclusion.

@Kingyouree: Blockchain.com support is the only one that can help you since they are in control of the wallet. They have the private keys for the custodian "trading" wallet. They should have been sending the transactions, but didn't. Be prepared with tons of patience, since afaik they used to be very slow in answering.

So Iran is pretty much the most sanctioned country (maybe after Russia, now) and you're surprised that Iran is doing all they can to enrage USA? Wow.


Turkiye (no longer turkey, afaik) is playing their dominance at the Black Sea. They are playing friend / foe games with both US and Russia as it suits them best. Keep in mind that Turkiye would like to become part of EU, which may not leave them so much room for being friendly with Russia like other actual members (like Hungary). On the other hand, they need some sort of acceptance for their actions against the Kurds, which EU/US won't give, but Russia has no problems. It's tough politics there, don't be deceived.


Actually the only ones happy about Russia and showing it are North Korea, unsurprisingly.
Some more are "friendly" because they're desperate for gas or have other political games to play, where the reality may be much more complicated than meets the eye and it's very easy to be deceived.


Maybe I'm wrong. But from what I know, even China (and Turkiye too) advised Putin calm down and stop the madness. And imho it makes sense, because Russia showing weakness means the (war) power shifting from RU+CN (plus maybe TR) towards US (plus maybe EU). Friends? Maybe. But only with (if) huge benefits.

Not necessarily. The same happens when the wallet is emptied by thieves.


It looks like somebody may have gotten your wallet seed and emptied your wallet.
I don't know how this could have been happening, but you should consider at very least that wallet compromised, so you should no longer sweep to there, instead make yourself a new wallet with a new seed.
I wrote "at very least" the wallet, since I'm a Windows user and I would reinstall everything.

How did this happen? No idea. It could be the cloud storage, it could be the HDD backup, it could be something on your PC or it could be something on the routing/transfer to/from cloud (am I too paranoid?). None seem really likely.
Lately I use hardware wallet and I keep the seed backup written by hand. Maybe it's also an idea you could use.

Answer 1.


(source: internet search, I don't know the original source)

Answer 2.


Unless a person is willing to come out and sign a message with one of the addresses "known to be Satoshi's", nobody will take him really serious.
Writing style, background and so on.. will be probably checked afterwards.

Never say never, maybe he will grant you the change as a Christmas present this year!

PS. I also support the name change.

So nice! People will get some more fiat to acquire the money that matters.

Nope, sorry. If you want to use Ledger with an Android wallet, you will need a different one.
I use Mycelium exactly because Electrum for Android doesn't work with HW. But there may be other better alternatives too (I think that BlueWallet is one of them)

Upload the picture to https://postimages.org/ or https://imgur.com/ and post here the link. Make sure you don't post anything that can get your money stolen.


Just look at https://mempool.space/address/3EkKxC1kDrJc4MvRqkXXyt7mpiA5UCLoRs and click "show all" for all transactions.
You've sent in 16th of June (maybe that's in my timezone though), also in 23rd of June and 2nd of November, all to 3L1p2tUHPwrRN3qgf4Hm1R73e29hFshbnp
Are those your transactions?!

Plus, any name can fit. It doesn't have to have crypto, bitcoin, coin, chain, exchange and such in it. Just look as Binance. Just look at Gemini! OP can brand whatever he likes as long as he finds a domain for it.

However, I've looked up one that's free and OP can use as example for combining known words, if he doesn't have any better idea:

Blockcypher explorer gave me internal error for all the calls, so I cannot verify there. All the other block explorers I've tried cannot find that transaction, meaning that it was either dropped, either never sent (somebody was lying to you).

However, can you please confirm you are talking about Bitcoin transactions? Since until now you've just left us assume it's that. Can you also tell where these transactions were supposed to be sent from?
For now it looks like you've been lied and no transaction was sent, also clearly no bitcoin transaction is stuck.