The only other possibility is that you've used a different mnemonic seed for the one with funds than the one you wrote down.

I'd suggest contacting trusted coin and asking them for the masterprivste to cosign it but im not sure what you'd be bale to use to authenticate yourself.

If the new wallet with it disabled has funds in it you can use thst!

If you do as abdussamad suggests, I'd advise on deleting the wallet file with it disabled if the one with it enabled works (and you can't accidentally delete the wrong one).

Just make sure you set the fee high enough so the one you want to cancel doesn't confirm. It might give you an estimate and you can pick to get it confirmed within 5 blocks or something so itll be faster and then there's less risk of the other one confirming.

What does it say in the top of the wallet with funds in it? Does it say "2fa"?

Also what happens when you try to make a new wallet and put yur seed in, before clicking past it, it should tell you your seed type.

You should be able to do that on the one you sent to the wrong place/the one you want to cancel?

If the rest are going back to you you don't need to cancel them.

Did you definitely double spend it? Do you have any other unconfirmed transactions coming in to your wallet?

You can't answer yes to both of these. It's one or the other.

There's a chance the funds have been sent somewhere that pays clients as small amounts seem to be taken off but it does get reconstructed back to 0.91 at some point so that might be unlikely.

I'm not sure what they're is uou can do now, transactions are irreversible and unless you can trace them ending up in an exchange you probably won't have an argument and it has already taken a lot of hops to get where it is now.

Were you running an old version of electrum as I think there's an ongoing phishing attack?

What fee did you pay and do you needed a fast confirm?

Do you have any idea on how coin control is configured: whether the wallet is set to prefer privacy or low fees? If its the latter, you might be able to bump the fee of the last transaction to just enough to cover the rest.

Fees are really high though now, your first bump on 5 transactions should be around 0.5 mbtc if I've calculated right.

If you don't cite the source then yes.

Also make sure it's something people will be interested in discussing - won't get you banned if it isn't but it might get it deleted.

Have you tried contacting the development team to see if they can point to u to the best place for buying the coins?

I've heard the ones running good and innovative projects that actually fill a gap are normally pretty friendly as they're trying to sell their service so their initial holdings go up. Or you could try looking into mining it instead.

Is dai not a safer bet for countries to use if they're sanctioned by the US? I thought it was less mutable than usdc but I could be wrong if there's still a possiblity for a central authority to liquidate your assets.


Transitions are inevitable and if we can (and we likely will) get cheaper Smartphones and better connections in some parts of the world (or even covering the world in Internet access) that isn't controlled by a single private entity that could cut someone off if they don't want them to have access then I think we will see large moves forward and towards decentralisation but a country might be able to introduce its own cbdc in this case which I think would be more favourable.

Bitmex taught me if you expect volatility try to set your stop before your limit/market if you can - it pays off even if you miss a price because of the volatility just spot the problem faster next time or get a script that sets both at once.

Most governments receive a collision from anothers' train anyway. I think it's extremely u likely the dollar remains a world reserve currency for long. A lot of countries also use the euro and if China and Russia split (which has potential by the end of the decade) one of the countries produced by those may be powerful enough to knock the dollar out of the contest.

I can fill this if you can adjust your wallet fees to something reasonable like 50 sats per byte on btc (unless you can use the lightning network).

Which coin do you prefer to receive?

Have you got Screenshots of your order history/can you get them and post them? We don't have much information to go off and I don't think you can short with binance margin (so you couldn't have accidentally done that).

If you're not comfortable sharing the Screenshots here you can try contacting their support who will be able to tell you the problem. I didn't think limit orders cancelled if the price went above them though?

As long as you bought it from the official site there's kothing else you need to do.

The 24 word mnemonic you've generated is your private key it's just in a different format (which allows it to produce other private keys that your wallet can use) .

I could suggest saving the address in coinbase's address book and sending $10 to it. You can either return the $10 back to coinbase to check everything's working fine or just send the rest over and assume it is.

Static is just a fixed fee and the main advantage of that is it allows you to consolidate inputs at a low rate. It also light help people who want to spend the same amount per transfer similar to how an exchange does it.

Eta is based on what the servers have already analysed from the network. Eg how fast a 5 sat/byte transfer took on average.IIts not perfect but it's often not a bad choice if you need speed.

The mempool is a large list of transactions that are broadcast but are yet to confirm. Each block is 1MB in size so the 0.5 0.2 and 0.1 MB options should get a fast confirm. The 1mb to 5mb options will probably get confirmed same day and anything higher is just for consolidation but may confirm if there's free space or it's a small transaction.

If you own bitcoin you don't even own a line of code. You own a number, that's it.

The Internet and mining won't go down across the world either. There are renewable solutions in Asia and Europe that'd probably be capable of taking over. 50% of power in Europe has to come from renewables, its not as far to get it up to 100% as you might think especially if technology and efficiency improves. And if the Internet goes down for good, we'll probably end up with communism while we work out what to do about it.

To own bitcoin requires some sort of intelligence too (unless you own a crappy etf or a stock) which I think is being missed here. Intelligent people can own bitcoin, you won't see an intelligent person who likes Elon musk or apple.

I just imported it into sql.

Can you get a csv of your deposits and a csv of your withdrawals individually?

Current balance - deposits + withdrawals should be taxed if positive and over a threshold.

The site is killing my phone but I'd suggest sorting this page by price: https://coinmarketcap.com/defi/ (they probably have a simple api).

I've found renbtc and wbtc so far near the top. I assume there's a waves version and many more too..  Binance accepts 4 different chains afaik.. .