Don't be in rush when making transactions always cross check before clicking the send button, a mistake made when making transactions may not be possible revised especially when it already on blockchain.
If you have not gotten your BTC by now,  there is 90% possibility that you must have provided the wrong wallet address while making the transaction. Check the wallet address you have in your dashboard if it same as the one you provide.

It is always advisable to learn from other peoples mistake.

In a simple terms, the difference between POW & POS is the mining cumputing power.
POW uses a higher computing power than POS,  and it also consumes more electrical power than POS.
To mine coins with POW you need to mining equipments, where as, to mine with POS all you need is a unit of some coin in your wallet, and have your wallet running for a period of time, as the wallet is running it automatically generate new coins for you.

what do you mean by you lost access to the email address you used?
If the email is linked to any of your other email address or any of your mobile number you can still gain  access to the email by doing a password recovery and follow the instructions. If you can get access to the you used to can get back to you bc.info account

I see this as a faucet but with a different running,  method. I don't think you need any license or permission from any party to run this project.
Just consider it as a faucet

This issue has been resolved already,  it only happens for few hours, I think all is clear now.

Here is the link to spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vHxFvYVvzrWaFX4rnA92EfFOJuegRtpiYSo6GQ9qU-Q/edit#gid=310190031

For those of you still submitting report, bounty is finished.
Always take your time to read OP

oh my goodness, thanks for this information. It really hurts for one to lost hard-earned money for know fucking reason
I hope they fix this as soon as possible

Funny market... BTC price is  just dancing between 8.8k+ to 8.9k it doesn't want to go over 9k, but it definitely will.

It depends on your region/country, but I will recommend  you try localbitcoin. That's if you are looking for a means to cash out in fiat. I use this platform whenever I cashing out in fiat.

99% of ICOs project are scams. They rip you off your money. It better you put your money on a famous altcoins than putting it in a shit ICO project that promise heaven and earth on their whitepapper and never delivered  20% of promises.

A thread relating to this has already been created, you will find answers to your question here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3335348.0

Please avoid creating post/thread that related to a thread created by another user already. to do a search before creating any topic to avoid your post been deleted.

I'm having a similar issue here, likewise my that of my friends, post get deleted without prime-notice or warning, I have been trying to find reasons for their actions. as I understand post get deleted either when you're simply spamming or when your post is off topic. but with the direction in which they are taken now is simply out of it.
my posts get deleted almost everyday!

As we all understand that the crypto market is unpredictable and volatile it will be wrong for one to actually say how the market will be in coming days, prediction is simply based on speculations. let keep optimism high why we try and manage the way we speculate about the strength of the market.
I personally hope to see bitcoin reach $9000 before the end of this month.

you can consider spliting your BTC bit by bit, instead selling everything at once, am a fan of localbitcoin, I trade there almost every day. To get a buyer that will buy such amount of BTC at a spot Will take you sometime and the person will have to be a professional trader.

But it will be more quicker to sell if you split it like $10,000 $10,000

Nice piece of advice, honestly this is the best way to make bitcoin world acceptable currency and also the best to make new comers earn and join the bitcoin raise.
But the question is, what if the employer dont have any clue on how to use or buy bitcoin and the person that is requesting for payment in bitcoin dont also know how or where to buy bitcoin, how do we handle such issues?
Google search is there, which i quite understand, but we all know that learn about crypto is somehow intimidating without proper guard-line.

if you are referring to myetherwallet, to transfer/withdraw fund you need to first have gas, without gas on your wallet you cant withdraw fund. to get gas, transfer ETH to your MYETHERWALLET. after you have succefully done this; Goto www.coinmarket.com.

On coinmarket you can search for the coins have on your wallet by using the search button.
to see the exchange they are listed on, clicking market

Try and get some knowdge about any particular exchange you stumble on before proceding so you dont loss your funds

In as much as you have your pasphrase, Retrieving your funds won't be a problem. All you have to do is get another ledger, input your 24 phrase and you will get you fund back .

Please don't save your phrase on your computer, phrase should be saved offline

Fees are high due to inefficient use of the available block space. Fees are priced in BTC, using sat/byte not USD. The larger the transaction (in bytes) the higher the fee.This also means when the price of bitcoin rose 20x, fees rise at the same rate.

in other words, Miners don't set the fees, the sender does and they're used in addition to the block reward to incentivize miners. There is a limitation to the number of transactions per second based on the block size, so when the network gets overly congested (e.g higher adoption rates) you inevitably end up having to pay higher fees if you want your transaction to be included. The reason being that there are so many transactions waiting to be approved and miners will always prioritize those that have the highest fees.

The best known Nakamoto-suspect is Australian computer scientist and businessman Craig Wright.

But unlike the other leading contenders, Wright actually claims he is Nakamoto and in 2016 provided technical "proof" to the BBC, The Economist and GQ.

This consisted of a demonstration of the verification process used in the very first Bitcoin transaction.

But The Economist claims "such demonstrations can be stage-managed” and reported Wright refused to make the proof public and to provide other assurances.

He then posted an apology on his blog stating that he no longer had the “courage” to continue the process of proving his identity.

Wright subsequently appeared in Netflix documentary Banking on Bitcoin and once again claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto in what he said would be his final filmed interview.

Following the Wright speculation the Bitcoin Core Project – an open source project which “releases Bitcoin client software” – tweeted their own skepticism around the issue in May 2016.

The project posted: “There is currently no publicly available cryptographic proof that anyone, in particular, is Bitcoin's creator.”

enough of all these dumb questions? will have saw more than this and bitcoin is still here, if you think bitcoin will crash, sell sell sell.....