Can you try to change your DNS to Google DNS?

If you don't know how to setup follow this on how to change the PCs DNS.

- First, go to Control panel
- Click the Network and Internet
- Click the Network and Sharing Center
- Change adapter settings
- Look for ethernet or wifi then right-click
- Click the properties
- Click the internet protocol version 4(TCP/IPv4)
- Then click properties
- Now click the Use the following DNS server addresses
- Then put this DNS below.

- After that open Electrum
- Change the network server to "electrumx.ddns.net" Port "50005" or try other servers that listed on the server peers.
- Then test it again.

If it still doesn't work try to open Electrum with python if you haven't installed it yet you can check https://electrum.org/#download and install the PyQt5
After that run the Electrum with python using the command "python3 run_electrum" from CMD.

Let's see if it will work but if not well, I think you will need to follow khaled0111 suggestion and make a raw transaction instead as a temporary solution.

I was thinking that if how did you know that it is someone else's wallet.

Did you found some bitcoins from that wallet?
If you found a Bitcoin under that derivation path and you can send the Bitcoins from that wallet. There's a possibility that your wallet generated from Trezor is compromised.

But if not and you don't see any balances from the wallet(Wrong derivation path) it means it's not a bug. The generated addresses from the wrong derivation path are still your wallet but in different derivation path.
No one else can use and find that wallet except for owners who have the seed backup.

Can you answer these questions below

- How did you upgrade it to 3.3.8?
- Where did you download this version?
- Have you tried to verify the signature first of this version?
- Do you have a backup seed phrase?

If you download it from the original website which is electrum.org and verified the signature your wallet is safe but if you are using a fake Electrum 3.3.8 your wallet is at risk.

Did you remember the bitcoin address you have from your wallet(Where your BTC is saved)? Can you share it here so that we can check if your Bitcoin still there?

That's a weird part it seems that your wallet file is corrupted?
What OS you currently using?

Can you edit the bitcoin.conf and add this value below?


Then test if there is an improvement in syncing performance.

Since your memory is 12gb you can increase the dbcache more to 10,000mb or less. Test them every time you change the dbcache just don't set it higher than 10,000mb it will use all of your ram memory and it will crash.

Don't forget this as an option:
If you don't want to spend but you have an extra smartphone you can make it as cold storage/wallet and never connect it to the internet. Tested on my old jellybean Samsung phone with Mycelium and Electrum but limited only for BTC.
It is the best option if you don't have a budget to buy Ledger nano or any hardware wallets.

If you are going to hold more than one coin well, only ledger and other hardware wallets will give protection to all of your assets just like what they said above.

Honestly, the price right now of ledger nano is cheap compared before it was $100+ when the price of bitcoin is high.


He's talking about staking by holding Tezos "Earn rewards while holding your crypto" with Ledger live.
The source can be found here https://www.ledger.com/ledger-live

Have you tried to reset it to factory default? You can find it on the maintenance tab.

Also, check the front of the miner if it has a reset button. As I can see there are two holes on the front check them the one button must be a reset button.
If one of them is a reset button try to hold and press the reset button for 15 seconds and then wait a couple of minutes.
After that, flash the firmware back to EBIT 9.3 firmware(Make sure it's the latest version) then test it again.

This should be the right firmware "E9.3  Firmware version number: Firmware – V9.0.0.23.tar"

Check this list below.

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waDOnSsZRzs
- https://www.parkmycloud.com/blog/aws-credits/
- https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensource/aws-promotional-credits-open-source-projects/
- https://www.kaggle.com/c/deepfake-detection-challenge/discussion/122254

Recently there is a post here on the forum that has the issue on the middle board the same as yours but different kernel logs.
The weird thing is they also have the issue on the middle hashboard.

Can you try to attach the ribbon and power cable from chain

• to chain [1] and then attach the cable from chain 1 to 0?

Let's see if there are changes in the kernel logs. If the issue on chain 1 is gone and the chain 0 shows some issue your hashboard is dead but if the error still in chain 1 there might be an issue from the firmware which is a common issue on this unit model.

Which one that you are talking about not updated for a long time?

Some of them are not but some projects are always keep updated.

If you check them one by one some of them are not updated but it doesn't mean developers won't take any action to develop it. The reason is they only have fewer users who use their projects.

Sample the armory they only have few users who use their project and I think the last version is the stable one.

Look at the Electrum you will notice many commits from their GitHub because there are many active users who use Electrum and getting bugs almost every day.

Did you test to run it at low power mode? Maybe the chain 1 can't run at the higher power that is why it's not showing and getting zero chips from awesomeminer.

How about revert it back to the original firmware and test it with low power mode instead? A quick test will tell us if the middle hashboard is totally dead or if it can still run at low power mode.

In case you don't know where you can find the low power mode you can find it under Miner's Configuration tab on the WebGUI.

Did you already check this one below.

- https://www.coinsbee.com/en/visa-mastercard-bitcoin

It seems legit and they have announcement thread here on our forum so I think they are safe.

You can find their thread from here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5182163.0

I don't have much knowledge of configuring the tor hidden service but I found some useful video and guide to configure your tor.

Check these two links below.

- https://youtu.be/57GW5Q2jdvw
- https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/doc/tor.md

If you are looking for your address then all of the above posts are right but if you are talking about to validate the transaction only miners with full nodes can validate and verify the transaction.

To those who don't understand check these infographics below as reference.

Have you tried to check this list below?

- https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/
- https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/bitcoin/historical_data/usd

Also, check this list https://github.com/cmahon/awesome-cryptocurrency#charts-and-data

Can you try this?

Install and use the DDU(Display Driver Uninstaller) to fully remove the driver from your PC and make sure you are not connected to the internet.

- Open DDU
- Select AMD

- Choose the Clean and restart after that install the driver again then test it again.

Let see if it will work.

I never heard of it before and I can't find the exact URL for their DEX exchange. It seems that you need to download the software to be able to use the Dex exchange?

I found this post "The Blocknet DEX is Basically Porn"
It seems legit and they running for almost 6 years.


How about binance Dex?
- https://www.binance.org/

Where did you get/made the segwit receive address?
Did you get it from Ledger live or in Electrum?

Have you tried to export your account from Ledger Nano?
If not try to export them first and maybe you can find your wallet there.

Guides can be found here Export your accounts from ledger

If not can you explain a bit more if what procedure did you do to get the Segwit address?

Did you change anything from your account or reset the password?

I have a past experienced on Binance with the same issue before but according to them, you will need to wait for 24 hours before the deposit amount will be credited.
So, if you reset the password recently it will take 24 hours before you see the deposit amount.

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I found this post from Binance recently.

- https://www.binance.com/en/support/articles/360039975131

It seems they are under maintenance.
This might be the issue why the deposit amount still not credited in your account.

Because you use an old version which is ETH is not supported yet.

Take note they are currently on Beta testing so the mycelium still in beta version.

Look

Source: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mycelium.wallet&hl=pl

They have another new version(v3.3.2.0) from their releases page

Why does it need to include to secure Bitcoin mixers? You can't even fix your SSL/security issue.


It means our bitcoin is not safe from that website.

And your website is new.