You received a code from your phone even though you already activated a 2fa app? As far as I know, it's impossible.


If you have kept your 2fa recovery codes, you can just import in a 2fa app.

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When you submitted the "Submit a Request form", It's just the same as sending an email to them. There's a reason on why they have put the form instead of their email address in the support page.

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What do you mean by this? From my understanding, Did you put an email which is not associated with your Coinbase account at the "Submit a Request" Form?
If so, Kindly fill out the form again with a correct email address. And also state why you had to submit two entries because I just read that they are not fond of multiple entries as this can increase their work load

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Figured I should add that coinbase is facing a lot of problems these past few days and they're still at it until now so expect a delayed response

Reference:

*https://status.coinbase.com

Well they could have prevented it in the first place. Other exchanges has been changing their withdrawal fee when situations such as network congestion occurs.
Did they ever give warning to their users that withdrawals are not encouraged because of the high fees due to network congestion?? If not then they should have.

Anyways, Is this the solution that they come up with?   Well that's cute


Viabtc = Seems to not be working anymore
Confirmtx = SCAM
pushtx.btc = Charges every transaction with $75+ (depends on the TX)

Bitpay provided an explanation about that. Quoting it for you:


And yes the high miner fees today are caused by the network congestion (270K+ unconfirmed transactions as of now) which is why if it's not urgent it's not advisable to send bitcoin especially if its a low amount. When the network has stabilized, fees will be reduced.


Aside from the current network condition, Miner fees also depends on your transaction's size like how many inputs and outputs does it have.
Essentially if you are accepting lots of dust payments, you will have many inputs. In your case, I believe that .003BTC is not a dust amount although it will always be better to receive larger amounts.

You might wanna read this: https://news.bitcoin.com/how-to-calculate-bitcoin-transaction-fees-when-youre-in-a-hurry


Offline wallet? You mean cold storage? What kind of cold storage is it?. Well cold storage are the best although some kinds are hard to use imo like paper wallets.
If you know you will be using a portion of your funds frequently, Hardware wallets like ledger or trezor are a good choice although they're not free.

Essentially, Desktop wallets are also safe as long as you keep your pc clean, store your seed in a safe place, encrypt your wallet with a strong password.

Currently, It seems shapeshift and blockchain.info is having a problem with exchanging of coins. There are a significant number of people here who have posted a similar problem like yours. If you want to look, It's in the Web wallets and Exchange Boards


Try to follow it up on their social media sites below:


To add-on, They've released the current state of their support queue and as expected it's not a good situation for you. Response will probably take a week or so.
Read it here (Tips are also included): https://www.reddit.com/r/shapeshiftio/comments/7layhk/a_note_about_the_current_state_of_the_ticket

Post you TXID here so we can now if it's really sufficient enough as the miner fees greatly depends on the size of your transaction (Input/s & Output/s) and the current network condition. The network is congested right now (280+ unconfirmed transactions) so your included fee should be higher than usual.

To clarify, How much did you send in btc?

It doesn't matter even if you ordered on their site or not, as long as they've got your email address they will send whatever they want, of course with the sole purpose of scamming.

Unfortunately it'll be hard determine the exact reason on why they got a hold of your email but I can think of some possibilities such as:

• Mass buying illegally
• Getting from a site where some emails are publicly displayed e.g. facebook, forums, whois etc.
• Database leak
• Or just randomly sent

Essentially, you should be fine as long as you ignore any unfamiliar emails but it wouldn't hurt to do some kind of precautionary measures such as to stop entering your email publicly as much as possible tho most sites today has an option where you can hide it. Second, Dont use any easy to guess email addresses. Lastly, setting a separate email for personal use, work use etc..as it actually depends on what you do. As for me I use 4: a). Personal b). Crypto Services (NO ICO) c). For 50-50 trust sites - it means I'm expecting to be spammed and if I had to display an email publicly, I use this d). My Spare one

Well that's the most plausible explanation on what is currently happening imo, furthermore we'll see in the next few weeks if it'll be temporary or permanently.
As for antpool, I've come to a conclusion that it doesn't work anymore.

Honestly, No Free transaction accelerator will last if people keep abusing it. Remember that viabtc's site even went down a lot of times and after that this happens 


You should read what you quoted man  . It's only their exchange service not all of it.

Is this also from blockchain.info? Both transactions are confirmed [You can check the links below] and if the "trade failed", Yes you can get a refund. Actually, I haven't tried exchanging coins in blockchain.info as its not available in my country but I already tried in shapeshift and as you noticed when you exchanged your coins there is a tag  that states "powered by shapeshift" so I'm guessing that it's not that different  .

Now, In shapeshift there is a field called "return address" its where they will send a refund in case something happens so have you seen a field like that and have you filled it out? If yes, Check that address if the ETH's are there. If not send a support ticket.

If there is no return address field or you didn't filled it out. Same solution send a support ticket and reference your Order ID as well as the TXID's below


Figured this should be helpful so I'll leave some links where you can contact them:


To increase your chances, also send one in shapeshift as blockchain.info's response will probably take longer  


EDIT: Update from shapeshift (PLEASE READ): https://www.reddit.com/r/shapeshiftio/comments/7layhk/a_note_about_the_current_state_of_the_ticket/

No, The 1mb block size is the limit on how many transactions can fit in a block and this has nothing to do with fee's.


It's because with that amount of fee, you will be spending an amount greater than what you have. For obvious reasons you can't do that.
So you should lower your fee. The network is currently congested right now so if you don't want to get your transaction stucked, Use some guides to set a fee.

For example like this one:


Please note that the network can easily change so the recommended fee right now might not be the same in the next hours so you might want to add some allowance.

Do what error08 says, I can only think of two reasons on why this is happening. First is because its buggy, Second would be because it is receiving a high traffic.

Here are the other block explorers that you want to try to determine what is really happening.


This one updates every two days from what I know so it might be useless if you had recent transactions but it displays all related addresses from an account so if you have unspent outputs from many addresses, it will be helpful. Here it is: https://www.walletexplorer.com

It says at the bottom: Updated to block 500259 (2017-12-20 10:57:09). All times are in UTC and taken from block time. So it means transactions over that time is not recorded in their database and if you had one, don't use it and refer only to the links quoted above^.


Try to update (If any) or just reinstall the app but be sure that you have backed up your recovery phrase first.

This problem lies in blockchain.info's side so they're the only ones who can solve this. You can contact their support regarding this, I'll leave the links below. But please note that they are currently receiving a high volume of inquiries so you might get a response after weeks or might be longer 


But if you want to access your funds asap. You can import it in another wallet. I recommend electrum.


*Imported Addresses are not included in your seed, and for that you can also use electrum and refer to this guide: https://bitcoinelectrum.com/importing-your-private-keys-into-electrum

I don't know much about the technical parts in bitcoin mining but I'm pretty sure it doesn't go that way. Yes, Aside from the block reward, they also get to keep the transactions fees of the particular block they'd solved but it's just as simple as sending them to an address of their choosing.


According to block explorer's, You've used the outputs (funds) of address 1KfTVrLG376B7SYb1bA6NnY7KyK825T72B to send some bitcoins to the exchange.
(Reference: https://blockchain.info/tx/7b506a1623eb4edc0d10b221c8abc84e2f1c8b59b425cde566dc16b7c25bbdf3).

So this clearly doesn't happen and I don't see the exchange address from 141rWh......Ryp transactions either


From my understanding address 1KfTVrLG376B7SYb1bA6NnY7KyK825T72B isn't from your  HD wallet in blockchain.info right? If yes then it won't show up no matter how many times you try as imported addresses are not included in your seed.


I've said this in my previous post but Isn't that address the one you're talking about below?:

There is a process that you will have to do in order to claim your BCH. If you're thinking that it will just pop-up in your wallet, It's not

Since you're using electrum it will be much easier compared to others. Just install a BCH wallet called electron cash and open your electrum wallet file using it.

If you don't know where your wallet file/s resides. This guide should help you: http://docs.electrum.org/en/latest/faq.html#where-is-my-wallet-file-located

*This is the only official site of Electron cash: https://electroncash.org

It must be because your transaction isn't properly propagated. So I've rebroadcasted it at the following sites here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1938621.0
And it's now viewable in blockchain.info. But please note that rebroadcasting transaction doesn't mean you'll accelerating it, What it does is just reminding your transaction to the miners to avoid getting dropped. It's useful if your transaction has been stucked for hours or days even though it has a decent/high fee, However in your case there are two reasons why it won't work: (It also applies on why it's been unconfirmed for hours)

1). The transaction has an unconfirmed parent, it means the parent has to be confirmed before it does.
2). Both of them has a low included fee. According from: https://bitcoinfees.earn.com, The recommended fee currently is 770 sat per byte and it will probably increase. Meanwhile your transactions have 100+ and 200+ sat/byte

Unconfirmed parent: https://blockchain.info/tx/4b97080cd1a6dcfeb4cefb76d63e742ad55c6b6d04159ac78744de2e01fcd91c
Your transaction: https://blockchain.info/tx/f78af9010abbb89df9f2e97e6d2c0a8ed291c69987fc289e2317b4eb0584523f

Have you contacted hitBTC's support regarding this? Although I've been hearing that they don't respond.

I haven't used their service but I've seen enough reviews to tell that they're legit, not to mention they've been here in the community for years.
A great example would be this: https://cointelegraph.com/news/how-we-ordered-from-bitify-a-peer-to-peer-bitcoin-marketplace and as you can see it's posted by a renowed crypto site.

But please be advised that you are not dealing with bitify itself as they only provide a platform and an escrow service. In the end it is a peer to peer marketplace so make sure that the user you're dealing with is trusted. They have this guide which can greatly help you: https://bitify.com/too-good-to-be-true

EDIT: Typo

On a second note it seems after trying it myself a few hours ago, I still got the "submissions are beyond later....". After doing some research, there are a few threads  where users have stated that viabtc won't work for them even though they had tried different schemes.

Anyway, I'm also doing the trial and error thing and it seems that you have a stuck transaction there. If you want I can use your TXID for that, just post it here.
It doesn't guarantee anything but it should increase your chances.


Are you talking about viabtc? Because the required minimum included fee in viabtc is only 10 sat/byte. His transaction was 19 sat/byte so it passed and as mentioned he queued it in their mempool and was confirmed afterwards. You can check it in any block explorers by clicking the block number/height and you'll see that it was relayed by them.

As I said in my previous posts, This is most likely due to the high traffic they're receiving although actually, almost all bitcoin-involved services are affected. The supported coins which are BTC and ETH is both congested until now.

According to their twitter account, They are aware of the problem so contacting support is probably useless as the odds are you will get the same answer.


It seems like the problem still persists until now.

The network is currently congested (200K+ unconfirmed transactions, currently) due to a high demand because of bitcoin's current price so the best option would be to wait until it stabilized. It will most likely happen when a price correction occurs (Huge Price Crash)

On the other hand, you can use transaction accelerators like viabtc but it's not advised to use it now as they are cuurently experiencing some problems probably due to high demand.


To generate a new wallet, This article should help you: https://bitcoinelectrum.com/creating-an-electrum-wallet
* There are different types of wallet which you can generate in electrum, please refer to this: https://bitcoinelectrum.com/electrum-wallet-types

The link I provided above is a site where a lot of electrum tutorial resides so you might want to read them or alternatively, Just use the search bar on the left if you want to know something specific.

Unless your account was created before they changed their policies (long ago) it's impossible to trade without passing the verification process.
I have a legacy account there (unverified) which I created several months ago and it's limit is $2000.

There's no deposit fee's from what I know but some coins has a minimum deposit. Withdrawal fees in bitcoin would be 10K sats.
As for trading fees, You can refer to this: https://poloniex.com/fees

Yes I just saw it and there was a huge uproar because of this price increase considering that the mining difficulty will also continue to increase.

From what I see, The antminer s9 receives a very huge demand from the community so most probably bitmain is taking advantage of it since despite what the others says on various social media platforms people will still buy it and all the slots for each batch will still be taken in just a short amount of time.