Bitcoin core 0.22? Where did you see that?
The latest version of Bitcoin core is 0.21.1 and is compatible with the latest version of Armory which is 0.96.5.

Also note that the warning you are referring to doesn't make bitcoin core not work properly. For more information about the warning, click here to read the post made by NotATether in another thread.

Yes, it works.
The seed phrase provided by blockchain.com is BIP39 and can be imported into electrum.
Blockchain.com use the path m/44'/0'/0' for generating addresses.

Those who cannot import the seed phrase generated by blockchain.com into other wallets like electrum have created their wallet before the 2016 upgrade.

That clearly means that you entered a wrong secret key.
There's a probability that the secret key you entered belongs to another account. Try to find the correct secret key.

Krytokee, as shown in the screenshot posted by BITCOIN4X, if you don't have access to the correct 2FA code, there is no way to access the account. Because you won't be able to verify the identity.

I am assuming you were trying to withdraw from Cryptonator to trustwallet. Right?

According to the first image posted, a withdrawal of 45154 DOGE was processed on May 14, 2021. But your trustwallet address (displayed in the fourth image) hasn't received any fund. 
Tap on that outgoing transaction and check the output. There's a probability that you have withdrawn the fund to a wrong address. 

No, Google authenticator has nothing to do with google account.
The 2FA code you need to enter for logging to your account is backed up by your secret key.
As already mentioned, install Google authenticator or Aegis and import the secret key into the application. That's all you need to do.

As OP said, he/she has the secret key and that's enough for restoring the 2FA code.

Yes, As stated by Lucius, you have already created two topics regarding your issue and some users of the forum provided you the solution.


You should import those secret keys into a 2FA application like google authenticator or Aegis.
Those applications will generate a temporary 6-digit code that you need for logging in to the account.

It's the first time I've heard such issue on blockhchain.com, however it's not the first time I've heard a bug not allowing users to withdraw their fund.

Have you saved your recovery phrase (a series of 12 words)?
Using your recovery phrase, you can import your wallet into another wallet like electrum and access your fund easily.

If you haven't already saved your recovery phrase, click on "Security" at top right corner of the window and then click on "Backup Funds" button.
Note that you should always keep you recovery phrase securely and never reveal it to other people.  

It's not 100% accurate.
The fee you need to pay depends on some other factors too. The required transaction fee depends on your transaction size, your addresses type (legacy, nested segwit or native segwit) and how busy the network is.

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According to the other topic made by OP, it seems that the answer is yes.


A small correction:
Transactions can be confirmed even with less than 1 sat/byte.
The minimum fee rate is 1 sat/vbyte not 1 sat/byte.

What wallet are you using for holding your fund?

If you are using a non-custodial wallet where you have full control over your fund, you only need to pay the network fee.
The exact fee you need to pay to miners depends on your transaction size (a function of number of inputs and outputs), network status and how fast you want your transaction to be confirmed. The required fee can vary from 110 satoshi (about 0.04 dollar) to hundreds of dollar.

If you are using a custodial wallet or an exchange for holding your bitcoin, you will probably have to pay an additional fee as their service fee.

I still believe that the 2017 bull run will be repeated.

1 year and 2 months have passed since the third having and the price has increased from 8700 dollar to 34000 dollar. This is 490% increase.
At the date of second halving (July 9, 2016), the price was 650 dollar. 1 year and 2 months later (August 9, 2017), the price was 3300 dollar. This was 507% increase.
As calculated above, till now everything has gone as expected.


December 7, 2021 will be 1 year and 7 months after the the third halving.
In 1 year and 7 months after the second halving, the price increased by 1360%.
Assuming that the price will increase by 1360% after the third halving, the price on December 7, 2021 should be 109,600 dollar which is in box 273.
The box 273 has been already taken and the nearest available box is number 271.

My prediction is 105,000 dollar.

As you guys are talking about new merit sources, I am proud to inform you that I am one of them. I am really happy that theymos trusted me and appointed me as a new merit source. I hope I deserve it.
In the next month, you will probably see my username in the top positions (maybe, the top 50).

For accessing your fund, you don't have to generate a new seed. But for storing your fund securely, you need to generate a new seed phrase and move all your fund to your new wallet.
I recommend you to follow BlackHatCoiner's suggestion to access you fund. After that, create a new wallet and move all your fund to it.
Since you are worry about security of your copay wallet, you shouldn't use the seed generated by that wallet anymore. You don't know whether your seed phrase has been stored on their server or not.

Any service asking you to deposit money first to be able to withdraw is a scam.

I haven't ever used the service you are talking about and it's the first time I've heard its name. So, I don't know what exactly you did to earn bitcoin.
But if they are asking you to deposit first and then they will allow you to withdraw, this means that you haven't earned any money.

OP, ignore anyone who ask you to send a message privately and anyone who send you a personal message. Most likely, they are scammers and will probably try to steal your money.
Anyone who has knowledge about your issue and really wants to help you will respond here in this thread.

Just to add to LoyceV's reply:
I think when a post is deleted, it's actually moved to a topic which is visible only to admins.
If you go to your report history and click on a deleted post, you will see that the topic ID has been changed.

For example, this post had been made on topic number 5346386. When I click on it in my report history, I go to topic number 5346379 which is not visible to us.

What? Am I getting this right?
Are you saying that in every difficulty adjustment, the difficulty can increase up to 4 times the previous difficulty and it cannot decrease to less than 1/4 of the previous difficulty?
It's the first time I've heard this.
I just made a search and couldn't find any information about this.

Edit:
Can anyone confirm if there's such a rule?

If you use the GUI for creating a 2FA wallet, electrum generates a multi-signature wallet in which the addresses start with bc1q, not with 3 and that's probably where OP's problem comes from.
In order to create a 2FA wallet in which the addresses start with 3, you have to use console.

make_seed(seed_type="legacy") is not a valid command. For creating a legacy wallet using console, you should use one of the following commands.




make_seed(seed_type="2fa") works. It can be used for creating a non-segwit 2FA (starting with 3) wallet in electrum while the GUI only allows you to create a segwit 2FA wallet.

If blacklisting pools own 95% of the total hashrate, they can simply reject the blocks mined by the 5% non-blacklisting pools too.

Let's say my transaction is rejected by blacklisting pools and it's included by a non-blacklisting pool.
Most probably, the 95% blacklisting pools won't add any block to the chain including my transaction. We will have a hard fork, then? Or maybe even non-blacklisting pools will join the blacklisting pools and will add the new blocks to the longer chain?

Yes,
If you have wallets made with version 4.0.9 and before that, for creating a new wallet in version 4.1.0 and after that, you must unlock an existing wallet. It doesn't matter which one you unlock.
Once you open a wallet, it allows you to create a new wallet. The password of the new wallet will be same as the password of the wallet you unlocked.