That's only possible if you're still using the old version (< v3.3.3): Bug Report.
It's best to update your Electrum right now since it will be harder to find a server to connect to using those older versions,
there's a high chance that you'll pick the hacker's server.

How about "Re-send Confirmation Email" link or button after the "account not confirmed" heads up notification?

After 30 hours (since this post), I still haven't received the confirmation email.
I checked every folder, still nothing; I double-check the registered email and it's correct.

A re-send button is a must as a solution to cases like this.

The name was originally submitted by joniboini (Post link).

ArifSohel didn't deserve a Red Tag, he deserved to be permabanned for plagiarism unless if it's a coincidence; one common Indonesian word, there's a high chance.
But I can't find that post of him so it might be deleted by a mod reported as spam or he deleted it.

Using these info:

• -No 2FA message(s) for a possible log-in attempts.
• -Wallet with Large balance for a total newbie.

It's possible that:
[1] The SEED got compromised if it is a latest wallet version (newer ones uses BIP39 SEED).
-Have you shared, uploaded or posted the SEED (set of random words) anywhere online where it can be opened by the public or cloud storage?

[2] The wallet isn't yours at all (the account was sold by someone), there's a famous scam where the scammer offers "watch-only" blockchain.info account(s) with huge/low balance for a fraction of the price or even free.
-If it was sold or given to you, that's a red flag. Log it in and check for "watch-only" or "read-only" text on the page.

Well, it's true that China will drop the decision within this week.
But where the heck did you find the data of the ratio of miners per country where China has 70% of the total hashrate?

Another thing is: total hashrate and the price can't really directly affect each other.
If the hashrate dropped due to closing Chinese mining farms, it's still up to them to immediately liquidate their crypto assets (especially Bitcoin) to be able to affect the market.

That might be not a far-fetched idea if trading or Cryptocurrency in general will be illegal in China alone.
Mining to be illegal, not much of a market buzz.

Has anyone of you experienced a delay with the confirmation email?
I can't complete my registration due to the delayed email (it's been 30 minutes at the time of writing).
Yes, I've tried to look in Spam, Trash or Archive but there's nothing.

BTW, I used a non-gmail email account: spam.collector@randomace.tk <-you can send spam here.
There's no "re-send confirmation email" button anywhere either.

Import and Sweep are totally different features, maybe you misunderstood it?

When you Sweep, it will make a "Max/send-all" transaction using the address derived from the private key of that "imported address" and send it to an address within the wallet.
It (the input) will never be re-used nor saved to the wallet which why the balance from the later transactions didn't reflect to the wallet.

What you want is to Import the private key of the address, I believe that there's an option after pasting the private key: "1. Sweep and 2. Import".
Select the second option.

No, you misunderstood bob's post, a VPN will make it worse (the context "unless you aren't using a VPN", means that it might be one of the problem).
A regular connection is better.

Here's an easy to follow steps for the instructions above:

• A. Go to the link provided: https://iancoleman.io/bip39/

[1] Select the number of words to generate, usually, people prefer "12".
[2] Click Generate.
[3] Copy this to a piece of paper (This will be your backup in case your wallet got deleted or corrupted)

• B. Follow the next steps, it's self explanatory.
• C. For Step 7 and newer Electrum versions, follow this instead:

It will automatically adjust the derivation path depending on your selection.

While I am partly serious with my previous reply, I genuinely lol'ed when they considered my example "LemonPurse" as a participant.
For G's sake, it's not a decent wallet name an only given as an example of a "Common Word(s) - Two Syllables" brand  

Okay, so it should resemble "All in one", I came up with the name "Unibit Wallet" but it was already taken or even patented.
If possible, change my submitted entry into: Unicoin Wallet (There's a slight resemblance with "Unocoin" though).

<edit> after an extensive research, there was shit-token name UniCoin 

@sumangs That's an exchange address and can't be staked since you will not be able to sign a message nor spend the actual input(s) in case you needed it for account recovery/verification.

Reference: Wallet [00000dd86b]
I'm 100% positive that wallet dd86b is Coins.ph or Coins.pro Exchange's deposit address - from a trusted source  

Stake another address from a wallet that you have full control over the private keys (ex. Electrum).

The only possible reason is Electrum have connected to a malicious server despite the added parameters in the shortcut.
That message will show if the server tried "something else" other than broadcasting the transaction.

Try to edit Electrum's setting into "oneserver"=true.
You can find it in %appdata%/Electrum/config (open with notepad).
[%appdata% = Win+R->type %appdata%]

After the import, did it produce the same addresses in the "address tab" (View->Show Address)?

• If yes, it just needed to sync to be able to display the transaction history and balance.
• If no, select the proper deviation path using the three options available for BIP39 SEEDs. (or the instructions above)

Next if you've successfully restored the addresses but the history didn't showed up:

• Electrum needs to be v3.3.3 or above to be able to connect to a server.
• Check if you're connected to a server by looking at the lower-right circle icon (Green=Connected / Red=Not)
• Is this the first time you've installed/opened Electrum on that PC?
  If yes, you need to at least wait for a couple of minutes (depending on your internet speed) to download the "block_headers" file before it can display the full history.

You said "Bitlum to Electrum" so it must be 0 confirmation (unconfirmed) since Electrum will instantly recognize the tx as long as the connected server received the txid on its mempool.
And a gap of 2 hours to broadcast the tx is too long since this should be instant if you have full control of the (bitlum) wallet.

So, is it an exchange-like service which implements "transaction batching" to withdrawals;
Does the txid of those two transactions involves multiple outputs or just yours alone?

If it indeed works like that, I don't see any relevance on using LN for those purposes. But it could work as a "reloadable micro-wallet" for small transactions utilizing lightning channels.

New to porn? Tell you what:
The best porn videos out there are only available for members with subscription since most of them were produced by high-budget studios/producers.
Also, most free videos are either stolen contents by uploaders or "short previews" of a full video.

Short previews commonly consists of bundled 10-20 seconds scenes of the whole video, you will not enjoy it as "porn is all about the plot"  

He's talking about PornHub's accepted cryptocurrencies as a response to jak3's comparison to PornHub.

If you're too worried about that detection, do not.

First of all, "Python/Coinminer.B" is generally a malware that remotely mine using your resources, not a tool to get sensitive information.
Secondly, Electrum doesn't have that PUA, it just a "similar" signature that your AV have detected from the executable.
AKA, false positive.

If you want to see more detection inconsistencies, go to Virustotal and upload that file and you'll see various Antivirus heuristics (Mostly non-famous AVs) detection to the file and it differs from "Malicious", "TrojanHorse" and "CoinMiner".
Famous Antivirus however, resulted with negative results.

Well, if they keep on doing that "redirect after click" leading to 2X advertisement impressions, they should close that faucet.
It's annoying and unintentionally fraudulent for both clients and advertisers (two ad views/set per claim and especially, forced ad clicks).

Users doesn't have a choice but to find a way to bypass it.

Have you confirmed that it was connected to your server?
If not, click the connection icon (Green Circle) and you'll see the actual server where you've connected.
If it's not your IP or server name, there's a problem with the instructions that you've followed.

I have read the "The Box" from your nodl link and it seems like a pre-configured hardware that can run a full node and other related software.

Right, ever since these "Veil-signatured" guys (not all of them) came here, Mining (Altcoin) board become a total mess (There's something fishy going around).
It's as problematic as YoBit's recruited bounty hunters.

I got no problem with Signature Campaigns as I am wearing one too, but the spamming to boost the post count is a different scenario.
I have asked a mod to lock this thread.

Yes, but realistically, that's what happening.
The ones in the losing sides are either the newbies or those who are "cashing-in or cashing-out" regardless of the price, mostly deposited from external sources like mining and services.
I've seen many specially in our local exchange when people usually sell their cryptos (at loss) even if there will be an expected rise or the price is currently at the bottom.

In this "What if" scenario, most traders will be the winner, the late ones may not;
as long as there are people who's at the other side of the market who aren't traders but casual buyers/sellers that fuels the supply.