I checked multiple blockchain explorers and nodes, your TXID doesn't exist. This means you should be able to create a new transaction and spend the same inputs (UTXOs). Make sure your wallet is fully synced. Right-click on an unconfirmed transaction to pop up a contextual menu and check if it has the option "Abandon transaction".


edit: it seems that hosseinimr93 was faster while I was still writing my post...

How do you suggest that he can "cancel" the transaction?
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Why Trust Wallet? Dont you think Electrum or some other reputable open source wallet would be a much better solution in this case?

You havent given us much information to work with. Every bounty thread is filled with such activities.

You could have at least singled out the accounts you suspect are alts, and explained why you think so.

Yeah, Pmalek's got some great suggestions for YouTube videos that can help him learn. Definitely worth checking them out if thats his preferred learning style:


I would also recommend the @WhiteboardCrypto channel, which offers interesting animated videos with easy-to-understand explanations on various crypto-related topics:
https://www.youtube.com/@WhiteboardCrypto

You joined the forum ten days ago. Tell those people who ask you "how much have you earned" to fuck off!

No kidding. They are being rude and disrespectful. You dont owe them any explanation about your financial situation. So, next time someone questions your earnings, you could say its personal or that youd rather not discuss it and  there are polite ways to handle nosy questions.

I get what is going on here.  Seems you run into a bit of a layout problem.  These old forum templates rely on website table structures to display properly.  Downside is, forget one little HTML tag and the whole thing unravels and  bummer.  Not much can be done on our end, far as I know.  Least not until the powers that be upgrade this creaky platform.  


Perhaps the best workaround is to use the old-fashioned method of Google translate when you encounter such lengthy posts. Simply copy the entire text and paste it into translate.google.com, or you can try some extensions that enable you to translate only the highlighted text, which should not break the overall page layout.

I typically do not rely on Google translate since I have a good grasp of English.  But, there are times when I use it to translate content from other languages into English, like Russian posts for example and  i havent run into any major issues personally.

Could you explain what you mean when you say a good part of the text is lost? Perhaps you could provide a screenshot of the problem so we can understand it better?

I think I first came across the term Bitcoin from an IT magazine I used to read.  There were these mixed messages. Like some stories talked it up as this total gamechanger for finance.  But then others focused on how volatile it was, and the risks tied up with it.  Kinda typical media stuff - building something up just to tear it down again.   

Anyway, I wanted to dig deeper into this Bitcoin thing so I Googled around and  stumbled on Bitcointalk as one of the bigger forums on it.  Lotta hype and arguing from what I saw but there was some decent info in there too.  Felt like an online version of those magazine stories - some believers yelling about revolution, others yelling about scams, your usual Internet drama.  But it got me reading and learning more at least. 

According to reports, only a malicious version of Ledger Connect Kit was identified. So it is probably smart to avoid those DApps if you are rolling with a Ledger.  Electrum doesnt do DApps anyway, so no worries there.   

Ledger just isnt what it used to be. Company just keeps screwing up.

I suggest you try reindex and rescan options.


Also, it may be worth checking the error log file.

What do you think about this? Honestly, since you are asking such questions, I assume you have your doubts. Scammers may be dumb, but they still manage to scam because there are people who are even dumber.

Be smart, do not fall for such bullshit stories!

What are we talking about here?  This person does not need a backup (seed) phrase to access his Trust wallet. Unless he somehow lost his passcode or his smartphone completely, and  that would be really stupid if he had deposited a significant amount of money into such wallet.  

Also, the backup phrase is not the same thing as a private key.  Those are two distinct terms that should not be used interchangeably.

I have seen a bunch of posts and topics talking about gambling addiction and responsible gambling.  And,  I feel like there is actually quite a bit of content already available if you search around on tips for gambling responsibly and avoiding addiction.  Just use the search or google to find posts related to whatever specific aspect of responsible gambling you are looking to learn about. 

For example, some talk about setting a strict budget and walking away when youve hit your limit, rather than chasing losses.  Others discuss figuring out your motivations - are you in it for entertainment or do you harbor unrealistic hopes of big payouts? Getting clear on why you gamble can help keep things in check.  Theres also advice on taking breaks and not letting it take over your whole life. 

Anyway, lots of angles already covered if you poke around.

Well, what can we really take away from all this? The truth is, there is no way to conclusively answer a question like that.  We wont actually know how things shake out until each investor's investment timeline plays out.  So trying to definitively say whos the wiser one here? is pretty much impossible.  Cause, I mean we just cannot predict which direction the markets will move in the future.

It is obvious that miss Alice doesnt really understand investing.  

If she really believes putting money into some random altcoin will pan out well, she is mistaken.  With so many altcoins around, just choosing one at random is not a smart strategy at all and  theres got to be a better way to decide which cryptocurrencies are worth buying into.  I would advise her to do some research first before throwing her money around randomly.

Based on the admin's recent updates, seems we can still chat about mixer services and such, just not openly promote any specific ones.  So if someone wants to have a discussion around the progress of mixer development or other privacy tools in general, that should be fine from what I gather. 

Just trying to clarify because I want folks to feel comfortable talking broadly about technology while also respecting the rules against endorsements.

Stopping gambling outright might help some folks with addiction issues, but going cold turkey isnt necessarily the best or most practical choice for all.  There is no one perfect way to beat a gambling problem that will work for everyone - different strokes for different folks, and all that.

Some people might find it easier to slowly cut back on how much they are gambling instead of just slamming on the brakes and  that could mean betting less money over time, playing less often or switching up the kinds of games they go for.  Taking baby steps might make it easier to deal with the nasty withdrawal stuff and lower the odds they will backslide. I think the best way to quit gambling is to find an approach that works for you individually, because every single person is different.

Id say Bitcoin is still a big deal.  Folks say it is gone the way of Windows or flip phones - important once, now old news.  But thats bunk.  Windows still runs a crapload of computers and what it did back in the day shaped computing big time.  Same with Bitcoin - it put crypto on the map and  theres lots of hot new cryptos making waves, but Bitcoin laid the tracks they all ride on, right? 

Things keep evolving but you gotta respect the OG crypto that started it all.  Some folks are too quick to dismiss it just cause flashier options came along. 

CoinGecko is just a data aggregator platform that gives information about various cryptocurrencies.  You dont send anything to CoinGeck, but you need to use an exchange, either decentralized (DEX) or centralized (CEX) to exchange your coins. On the other hand, PancakeSwap is a decentralized exchange (DEX) that operates on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC).

The first thing you need to do is definitely identify which token you are actually dealing with because the USDM ticker can mean several different tokens on different networks. You must identify the correct smart contract address.

A lot of older laptop models have WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity through modules that plug into the motherboard.  These things are usually pretty easy to get to if you pop off the access panel on the bottom.  If you can tell me the exact make and model of your laptop, I might be able to give you more specifics on how to remove that particular module.  Though if you're unsure about tackling this yourself, it wouldn't hurt to have an experienced technician help you out.  They'd know the best way to safely detach those parts without damaging anything. 


You can download Tails OS and installation instructions for USB from their official website: https://tails.net/install/download/
Be sure to verify your download before using it.

I gotta say though, no software in the world can truly guarantee that your device is 100% air-gapped.  Your best bet is to just manually disable/remove the hardware if you really wanna go that route.