Having your addresses changed is normal. It's made for a better privacy purposes. I can see that your old address contain ETHER indeed so I will suggest recovering your wallet using Jaxx or Exodus using the same recovery phrase instead of trying Blockchain.info itself.

The answer they gave you actually make sense If you asked me the same thing you just asked in the title because It's still unclear If you typed the wrong amount and you want your funds back or the problem is coming from their system as they didn't send the right amount.

Unless there is a proof, I wouldn't listen to what other people say as most of them are probably spreading FUD just because they couldn't join the airdrops or because they are advertising a competitor project. The accusations also seem a little bit ridiculous as the source code of the coin is open so If there is something there, somebody would've already found it.

You do control the private keys on Exodus and It's okay to send your TenX there but they won't be visible or spendable. It's better to use Myetherwallet.

The market will definitely be affected but hopefully in a good way. We all know that these wall street whales don't care about bitcoins or anything else as long as they are filling their pockets with more money. I'm only optimistic about CBOE as they have Andreas as an advisor.

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It has nothing to do with the moderators. If you click in your trust, you will see that 'Vod' left a negative trust saying 'shitposter' which is understandable looking at your post history.

Check this section. You will find a lot of people offering this for free but it may take some time, even with accelerators.

I appreciate the answers even though they are not answering my questions. Who else could provide something useful?

After you click the reply button, you will see that at the bottom of the page, there are posts of the other users, you can use the 'Insert quote' option which can be found in the right of each post.

I'm thinking about joining the IOTA community but I'd like someone to explain what is this about exactly. Bitcoin was meant to be a P2P Electronic cash, Ethereum is here for smart contracts, what about IOTA?

• What is the maximum supply that we will have have?
• How is it obtained? mining(POS/POW)?
• What is a good wallet to store your IOTA? I have checked Exodus and It's not listed there
• Does it use the blockchain technology? why there are no fees involved?

What the current plans? It would be nice to have a way to trade our Blackbytes or at least see Byteball in new exchanges like Poloniex, Liqui, Binance, Hitbtc etc. I also checked the site to know the upcoming airdrop date but the countdown is not working for some reason?

It's not really a good plan to buy at ATH unless you can really afford to lose the invested amount and for 18th December, If you are speaking about Bitcoin futures then there will be another one one 10th December too.

If the people who are supporting and pushing these forks were looking for bitcoin best interest, they would've helped the core developers to finish updates faster etc. but that's not the case, they are trying to push their centralized coins.

I use Electrum and I want to claim my BitcoinGold. I tried the same process as I did for Bitcoin Cash but that didn't work as Coinomi keep telling me that the private key have no funds while it does, I have checked a BTG blockexplorer to make sure. Who faced this issue and what alternatives do I have?

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If the fork is actually something serious then Coinomi will most likely support it. You will have to install it, export the private keys from Electrum and import them to Coinomi (assuming that they already support the forked coin).

We have hundreds, If not thousands of coins and more are coming out each few days, that's not something possible to develop and keep updating it. If you want to accept any ERC20 Token then use Myetherwallet. If you're speaking about different coins on different blockchains then Coinomi which supports the most of them, Jaxx and Exodus.

You can see the donation address on both OP and site.

Where could someone find the list of supported countries? I'm not sure If they ship to my country or not. Also, is everything working? compared to Monaco and Centra?