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I don't think It's possible, since the withdrawals and deposits are disabled, there is no info to get in the first place.
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Your account looks fine, are you sure the problem is not coming from the account you are trying to withdraw to?
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By suggestion, I have been doing a lot of reading and watching videos about Bitcoin. During this, I targeted Bitcoin Core, in particular. Much of this seems ambiguous to me. It stores a copy of the block-chain and contains a wallet. It provides more security and decentralization.
For a user, there would be lot of hard drive activity and network usage because the block-chain is constantly changing, from what I gather. What I do not see is the benefit to an single individual running a node. Is there any?
A very helpful article: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Clearing_Up_Misconceptions_About_Full_NodesCan anyone tell me the different between blockchain and Bitcoin Core plz It looks like it has similar uses  If you're referring to the blockchain.info wallet info then the similarities are being able to receive and send bitcoins. Blockchain.info is not recommended because It's not open source (you don't know what they are storing about you), online (vulnerable to attacks), limited control. |
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It's like you said, there is definitely fiat being involved. I don't see steam having bitcoins in a cold storage wallet (when they used to accept bitcoin).
I however believe that BTCPayServer being an open source project will help us. It's just a matter of time until merchants realize that they could use it and that they don't need to pay any fees like with BitPay or CoinPayments.
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I believe you must pass KYC/AML so buying someone else account is definitely not suggested, any suspicious activity could result in having your account closed.
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It's possibly a display issue only since you can see one transaction and not the others. I believe Blockchain.info use BIP39 so have you tried to import it to Electrum or Mycelium and see If you can see them?
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Loads of shitcoins on HitBTC.Any chance of adding Bitcoinplus [XBC]?We actually do real development on our coin unlike a majority of the crap you are trading on your exchange.
This thread has been abandoned as you can clearly see and I'm not sure that these are the best words you could use If you want to get your coin listed. Besides, you will need to pay. |
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1.56.0 is out, the changelog: - 30 Day trend lines have been added to the portfolio.
- The portfolio over time chart now expands to screens larger than 1920 pixels wide.
- Portfolio speed optimizations for wallets with a large number of diversified assets.
- Portfolio sorting order fixed for asset with dust balances.
- EOS can be turned off even if the account has a balance. This helps for users who moved EOS to mainnet and still have a legacy EOS balance showing on Exodus.
If you want to see in-depth release notes, you can read the blog post: https://steemit.com/crypto/@exodus/exodus-1-56-0-your-portfolio-is-a-trend-setter |
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I don't think you'll find anything better then Newegg. As for being able to use it from the EU, just use Shipito as a reship company (they accept bitcoin too).
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I asked the OP for an intro with a logo and he managed to deliver fast and considering that he offered them for free, the service was pretty good.
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If you are performing 2,000,000 rounds, It may add more time for a cracker to break it but won't that be a downside for the user as well? as It will take a lot of time until his wallet is initialized.
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If you don't mind providing your personal details: Coinbase, Bitstamp, Bitfinex, Gemini, Coinmama, BitPanda.
and if you do mind, I would go with P2P platform such as BISQ (decentralized), Paxful or the currency exchange section here on the forums.
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So I wanted to write a ANN thread as a draft now, nothing official, just for the sake of trying it out, but i want help figuring out the codes for adding urls and stuff, please help.
See this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1727100.0It's mostly for signatures but definitely helpful. Alternatively, you could check other people threads, quote them and see the BBCode behind them to learn (not copy). |
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An open source wallet that give you control over your private keys. A wallet that doesn't give one of these things shouldn't be used, at least not for storing large amounts.
Of course, when it comes to security then there is nothing better then a hardware wallet since desktop/phone wallet are safe as long as your device is not infected.
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These statistics only involve wallets that are made in Blockchain.info so most of people in these forums are not included in these charts as everyone here knows the downsides of using an online wallet.
Not to mention that the service is old and possibly people created multiple accounts over the years etc. It would be more interesting to have the number of active users.
Even though that the number will be far from being accurate, I still believe that exchanges could give us a more reasonable number because of the KYC/AML verification needed.
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Which version are you using? I'm not aware of such a bug but assuming this is a display issue only: If you want to check your balance (console command): To get all your addresses that have funds inside them: After having your address, you could sign a message like this (It will ask you to type your password If you have any): signmessage('address_here', 'Message_here')
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Why do not you address this issue to the developers themselves, they have a very responsive support. You can ask them to give an answer about the form in which the simplest technical implementation of this question is possible. https://trezor.io/troubleshooter/I know, I'm never disappointed with Trezor's support but that's clearly not something they could help with. If they don't have a C# API, you can't force them to make one. |
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"Wallets created in 0.16 and later are not compatible with versions prior to 0.16
and will not work if you try to use newly created wallets in older versions."
So what happens to assets in such wallets? Would they be lost or not?
It's just not compatible, you won't lose anything. If you use an older version, your software won't be able to read it properly. If have a wallet created in 0.16 then keep using 0.16 or above. |
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I was going to send to 393WFWHcA4JmehmKNKEzizwQi31zR595JG but exodus charges such a bs transaction fee, do you know of anyway I can use exo without the large fee? I know I know more questions, but with more answers at least that means more tips per answer.  I promise no more questions after this. It's possible but you'll have to export the private keys and import them to another wallet (preferably Electrum) or you have Blockchain.info with a tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFIgsWQpdJQExodus is not meant to be for advanced users, that's why (for now) they don't have the ability to make custom fees but it may be implemented in the future and once again, feel free to ask more  |
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