What wallet app do you use? That’s the very first question to ask. Now irrespective of what wallet it is, what you see on the blockchain is accurate. The wallet you’re using is built off of the blockchain so it’s equally fetching data from the blockchain. Use your private key or mnemonic phrase to login your wallet in another wallet app and see if it still doesn’t show the correct balance as it should.
He mentioned all the wallet he tried in the OP. My guess is his initial wallet was coinomi because so many users are complaining about similar problems. OP trying to import his seed to other wallet might not show the balances because of probably different derivation path used by coinomi vs Coinbase and Metamask wallets. The best way is to use a tool like iancoleman to extract the private keys and the import them to Metamask. |
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Have tried coinomi for linux and for android and coinbase wallet, and metamask all wallets says 0 ethereum but a bit of bitcoin, so my passphrase is right.
but they exists in my memory and in the blockchain as not moved from me, if i understand it right?
Coinomi is a dying wallet and full of vulnerabilities. it should never be used. Move your funds out of that wallet and addresses ASAP. You are not the only person experiencing the problem of disappeared Ethereum balances. Check their Subreddit, there have been complaints about this for several days and the customer support is not helping -- https://www.reddit.com/r/COINOMI/Look for alternative wallets like Electrum, sparrow wallet for Bitcoin. Unstoppable wallet for multiple crypto coins etc. Use the iancoleman tool to extract private keys for your Ethereum wallet and import them to wallet softwares like Metamask in order to see and spend your Ether. Follow BitMaxz's instructions I tried to check, and it seems that the Ethereum server in my Coinomi wallet is down, the same as Monero I've tried to open my Coinomi wallet, and the coin icon shows red look at the image below  According to Coinomi support red dot means no connection so possible the server/nodes for Ethereum and other coins are dead. You don't have any other choice but to switch to other wallets that support these coins Ethereum and Monero. To be able to move to another wallet you need to extract the private key from your backup seed phrase you can use https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ as I suggested above and import the private key to another wallet like metamask. Check this guide on how to export the private key from Coinomi. For importing private key to Metamask follow this " How to Import Ethereum using a private key" Take note for safety purposes you can run the BIP39 tool offline to avoid online vulnerabilities. Once you imported the private keys to other wallets I suggest transfer your funds again to a new wallet with a new backup seed phrase. |
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Coinomi wallet is dead, or at least is in its dying days. What is in Coinomi that you still continue to use it. It is closed source, It has had syncing issues and a number of security vulnerabilities in the past. Start using a much better open source multicurrency wallet like unstoppable wallet. You are not the only one facing the ETH issue, check their subreddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/COINOMI/Apparently there is an issue with ETH balances showing up and no one knows when it will be fixed. |
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But how do these people end up getting their accounts hacked that easily?
You are managing a project where money is going to be involved with very many users following your socials but don't take any stringent measures to safeguard your accounts. How are people supposed to trust the integrity of the project, haha?
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Here is the irony. SEC made this tweet last year.   They have been singing of how crypto is a scam for years and of how they have been giving the US citizen security against scams and market manipulation, but the so-called SEC can't even secure their own x account. What does this tell you about the Government? Do not trust and blindly follow whatever they say. |
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How do you stay a float if you are providing discounts for transaction acceleration to different users and yet the paid transaction accelerators for the said pools seem to be expensive and prices exaggerated at times according to this list 1. Bitcoin acceleration services — Fee comparison |
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Interesting events today. SEC tweeted that Bitcoin Sport ETFs had been approved  There was a Bitcoin price shake up after the announcement, only for them to announce a few moments later that the account had been compromised  I smell a rat. I think this was a pre-planned market manipulation tactic that they are just going to blame on a “hack”. And now they will self investigate that “hack” |
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The name alone shows how unserious the “fork” is Dogethereum? Are we going back to the 2017 time when we had lots of shitcoins like Bitcoin Blue, EthereumBitcoin (EBTC), EbitcoinCash (EBCH), LitecoinDash? These were created a group of scam devs to enrich themselves in the shortest times possible. |
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A bot does not automatically mean that you make profits. Sometimes you can make losses too. A bot help reduce your screen time on charts and technical analysis as it automates your strategy. So guys who think bot = automatic profits will be disappointed.
I tried testing grid trading bots one time, I think it was through 3 commas. It wasn't the greatest experience, and I gave up on them shortly after. Most top tier exchanges offer such bots today in their respective platforms.
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I reported his post before making my counter topic because it's an obvious hit job, not serious content worth responding to. Yet, the thread was not moved, so I did what the self moderation instructions say to do: I created a new topic.
Much as calling the developer a scammer was not necessary in my opinion. His post had some information or “update” about the lead developer moving on from wasabi, that's why it wasn't moved away from that board even when you reported it. |
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Can anyone access any of those links using Tor Browser? The estimated waiting time is <3 minutes, but i already wait for over 15 minutes with no change.
I waited for less than a minute to access what is in the links, though they have some very hard captcha challenge The profile that made the quoted posts in the dread forum (MoneroHead) seems to be a long time critic of Wasabi wallet. This perhaps explains why they went out so hard by calling Nopara73 a scammer. I don't know if he scammed anyone. But here is part of the post history. Perhaps OP is MoneroHead?  |
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OP has been offline for over a year and now you wake up and PM him and expect a reply from him! OP tried his best to get his funds back but you ignored him even after you were online, which shows your character is not good.
It looks more like his attempt to try to troll OP or probably scared of law enforcement because if his intention was not to scam he would have communicated to OP during the time the scam accusation was created and set up a refund plan. Karma will get him one day. |
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Away from government regulation and all that, the biggest thorn to Bitcoin adoption is the recent surge in transaction fees caused by the ordinal spam on the network and I believe we are yet to see the worst during the bull run. If that is not addressed, I see very many merchants opting for altcoins instead as a mode of payment.
Nobody in their right mind is going to spend $20 in fees every time for just a payment of $3.
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Number one lesson:
One should never keep their Bitcoins in a centralized exchange for lengthy periods. Bitcoin should be in your noncustodial on chain addresses when such situations come up because exchanges like taking advantage by increasing withdrawal fees unless if you are involved in active trading.
Like someone said, they will take months to drop those high fees even when the bitcoin on chain transaction fees drop, so you either cut losses and move your Bitcoins out or use altcoins with cheaper withdrawal fees.
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I bought bitcoins on bitcoinmarket.com but support never responded via the 3 email addresses, nor on the phone! I have the impression that dwdollar has always played dead regarding support because a lot of people complain about it the lack of response to the email from bitcoin market formerly bitcoinmarket.com.petite info https://www.morrisoncohen.com/siteFiles/files/Smoak%20second%20amened%20complaint.pdfhttps://casetext.com/case/smoak-v-bitcoin-mkt-llccan anyone here help me because mont gox in court and refund and bitcoin market then? I still have more than 800 million on this site, shit! a petition or other against the lack of response from dwdollar on our personal data and recovery of bitcoin, already in 2010 the support never responded! who managed to contact dwdollar by email or other! he seemed nice but if it's for us stolen behind then the whole mode can be nice! here there is csv transaction data https://bitcoin.zorinaq.com/price/ in PayPal USD Exchanges Are you the same person who asked this some weeks back? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5478608.0My question is why did you wait for this long to start chasing after a cold case and the 800 Million was it in Mt Gox or Bitcoinmarket? One thing for sure is most of the forum members that were active at that time are long gone, so getting someone who email dwdollar is going to be close to impossible. |
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Here is the English version of the link - https://mempool.space/block/000000000000000000004687d79404b31eabff38e8806401e9ac6ad0781d3c20Finding a block after 2 hours sometimes happens just like it does with in 1 second of the previous block. So, It should create any fear since the whole process of finding the next block is something random and based on luck too. What could be the reason for it to stall for a week? Total internet shutdown in the entire world? All miners laying down their tools? Anyway, for that to happen, there must have been something serious that could have occurred because the incentive to mine a bitcoin block is still big and miners are also trying and competing to solve the next block. Also, after every 2016 blocks which is approximately 2 weeks, there is difficulty adjustment. If miners find it so hard to solve the next blocks in an average of 10 minutes per block, the next difficulty adjustment ensures that average block time get back with in the range at least for the next 2016 blocks. |
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OP, this is for you, have you put yourself in the position of running a platform yourself? That can't do without regulation like running a casino? Or running a crypto exchange like Binance? Can you do away without asking your customers for KYC verification? Can you advice them to avoid passing KYC because its not safe? I will love to hear people's opinion.
This is not addressed to me, but I also have a counter question. If platforms like eXch.cx have done it (not asking for KYC from their customers) for years, then why not? It's not impossible to do. The biggest problem is actually greed. Most of those platforms start out good with a lot of incentives including promising their customer no KYC but after accumulating lots of money and looking to get more, they start squeezing their clients. |
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cant be the original iceriver to sell 429 usd the KS0 and the same rig in EU to cost double up!!!
He's obviously a scammer, check out his trust feedback| | Lucius | | 2023-12-10 | | Reference | | Promotion of a fake site. Do not buy from unverified sellers and always use escrow (preferably someone reliable from the forum). |
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suchmoon, I am looking for your attention. BPIP has been showing wrong data about DT for the last week. It would be great if you take a look. theymos reshuffled the DT1 list on the first of January, but the BPIP website and the browser extension still show the previous month's data. Yesterday, I noticed that I am on the DT network for the first time, but I cannot see it myself which is not very good for me. I felt too excited when I noticed that. Even though this is just for one month  What do you mean? I am seeing that the data was updated on 1/7/2024 12:51:40 PM, probably some time after Theymos announced the DT1 changes - https://bpip.org/TrustLog. As it stands, you are on DT2 and that's what the browser extension is showing right now |
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>>snip<<
I doubt if support will help you out to recover the account Having access to the original email would be much helpful, as you would just search up messages from Blockchain.info. That's what I did back then, even when I had forgotten my wallet ID, and it was right there in my inbox. If changing an email address was that easy without access to the original email, just imagine how many people's accounts would get hacked. That right there would be a serious security loopehole. |
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