If you have the private keys, you could import them to another wallet and see your addresses and then, check your addresses in the blockchain, since all you need is a proof that you sent funds to the exchange. As for the blockchain.info wallet itself then a lot of people faced this issue while trying to upgrade, I'm not aware of any solutions, you may want to try and contact support.

I don't think I understand your question. The main post (aka OP) is always the first one in the thread. If you want to have a link to a specific post then near the 'Quote' button on the right of each post, you will see a number click it and you will get a link for that specific post/comment.

I have no plans to share the profile before sell take place, I can provide any details you want though and as for the price, I'm open for offers.

We have Bitstamp, Coinbase, Kraken which are the oldest and most reputable ones. It's then a matter of preferences and where are you located. If for some reason your exchange is not allowing converting back to fiat etc. You could always use Tether to maintain the value of your funds and then trade them back.

Some exchanges hot wallets are known to the public as transaction are being received and sent there but you definitely can't know anything for sure as we don't know If the amount they have covers what the users are holding in their platform. It's just another reason on why people should use decentralized exchanges. I can't say that the price is fake because for that, we will need to have multiple exchange doing this. As for avoiding what happened with Mt.gox then one should just make sure he's in full control of his private keys. Basically, trade and withdraw instantly.

In simple terms, It will basically allow you to make instant transactions without the need of waiting confirmation and with almost zero fees. Even though some people are using in the mainnet, It's not recommended to do so, It's still in test. If you want more in-depth details check this thread.

In addition to the points you mentioned (I'm assuming that you're trying to post using another account), the image must end with the extension (e.g .PNG, .GIF etc.). If the URL looks like this:


You will need to right click the image and copy the direct URL from it to give you:

Assuming that you already posted a bitcoin address on the forums, you can sign a message and send it to Cyrus as instructed here. If you can't do that, I suggest you stay with your new account.

The exchange itself is reputable and exists a few years now but there is no guarantees about inside jobs, hacks etc. and that's why you need to use it for trading purposes only and not for storing your funds, you need to control your private keys at all times.

Warnings are everywhere, whether It's regarding MLM model in general or Bitconnect specifically. I honestly don't mean to be rude but whoever lost his money while knowing the risks, definitely deserve it.

I understand that people are excited to use this, but this kind of news will only make people rush to use this technology but could end with a disaster. The developers of LN themselves are not suggesting to use it on the mainnet for the moment as there is a possibility of losing funds If the node crash, etc. If you really want to help, use it on the testnet and report bugs.

On the contrary, it seems like a good start for the year to me. The mempool is getting empty, fees are getting low again, Lightning network is around the corner. I couldn't be more optimistic.

Regardless of the method the other party is using, always ask for a source of funding. If you don't want to go through this process, just trade with reputable exchanges instead.

Do you have the TXID or the recipient address? You could follow your transaction that way, It probably got sent but just didn't get confirmation yet as you used low fees and since the amount is big, I suggest using pushtx.btc.com to accelerate it, It should get confirmed within minutes.

If by governments, you mean the banks not allowing to withdraw your money then you can go with P2P trading (cash - face to face) or use Bitcoin ATMs.

You can post in any section you want, which you already did by posting in the DeepOnion thread. As long as you're not spamming, you should be fine.

The only wallet that currently use bc1 is Electrum. Trezor, Ledger nano S etc. all have addresses that start with 3 and yes, It's a SegWit address. It's a reputable service and I would recommend it over blockchain.info or other web wallets at any time.

The marketcap is based on the current supply which is 16.8 million and not 21m so the marketcap is currently $200 Billion. The $650B you're currently reading is most likely the one of all cryptos combined.

Your bitcoin transaction is not confirmed so it make sense that you have to wait. In the other hand, you have an Ethereum transaction which is confirmed so why did they send the ETH If the BTC transaction is not confirmed yet? Is 0xdb033622a6117a4b7a7906bb2595561b9e9c18c0 your ETHER address?

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EDIT: As I guessed, your transaction is confirmed and you can check in other blockexplorers. The problem is coming from Blockchain.info and this issue has been reported multiple times in the last few days. I suggest waiting a few hours, everything should be solved then.

If you have low cost (or free) electricity, a lot of money to invest then going with mining bitcoin could be a wise decision otherwise, you should stick with trading.