OP, did you withdraw from the exchange? If so, where did you withdraw to?
It would also be of help if you'd be able to provide at least one of the transaction IDs for those confirmed transactions.

So ... did you withdraw/transfer from indodax.com to another wallet?
And as said, did you try to contact their customer support?

If everybody owns it for free, it becomes basically worthless and pointless. Unlike fiat, here's nobody telling that 1 BTC will still have value if that would happen.

The current direction is tricky, but it's up to you and me to decide how much to buy or sell.
The current direction may allow Bitcoin get into the position you could buy anything for Bitcoin directly. At that point the price would matter only if you invested and kept the coins. Else you'll be able to work for Bitcoin and buy goods for Bitcoin, like you do for fiat now. Bitcoin is meant to set you free from the current banking system, not from working for a living.

If you are not in a hurry, keep waiting. Sooner or later will be either confirmed, either dropped.
With some luck the activity won't be so high these days.

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Edit: o_e_l_e_o is right, because it's sent to Coinbase part CFNP does not apply, hence I've deleted that part of the post in order to not cause unnecessary confusion.

No. It's 9 days old and other block explorers see it.
I've found it on chainflyer.bitflyer.jp and sochain.com
Also whoever wants can easily re-broadcast it.

Actually I've just re-checked and possibly that has already happened. First I didn't see the tx on blockchair and now it works.

If you want to do this you have to convince the investors that you'll do a good business and they'll get profit off this.
You posted here some numbers any hyip scam site can do. You are not doing it right, sorry. And this means that you won't convince anybody.

You had better posts on this subject. You'd have to gather everything in one place. Keep in mind that you have to be extremely convincing.

My advice is to use airgapped cold storage setup for bigger funds, or all if you simply HODL. And for smaller funds you may want to spend now and then the hardware wallets are just fine.
This way you benefit the convenience you paid for when you bought hardware wallets and your big funds are also 99.999999% safe and untouchable.

Electrum has proper docs for setting up such a cold storage: https://electrum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/coldstorage.html
And whatever you do, make sure your seed is backed up onto something physical (paper, steel, name it).

From the top of my head one such example could be deposit addresses at exchanges, especially for those using arbitrage bots.
The exchange uses the deposited funds for other customers' withdrawals, hence you'll see a big mix-up of transactions.
And in many cases the user has one and same deposit address, hence all his deposits will always go there. If he uses huge number of deposits for arbitrage, maybe you can get to see this.

Why did you remove the second line when quoting?  
And yes you should do that, since, as @explorer mentioned, in a month it'll be back to 31k 

It's getting scary. If the trend goes on, in 5 days we'll reach 31k and next day it'll drop to 1k.
Obviously making fun of those who keep trying hard to find rules and associations by which the price would go.

It actually depends...
I am here for long enough to see that a huge number of altcoin projects, although promising at start, now are dead, or dying, or at least far less profitable than Bitcoin.
...And I am not talking about scams.

So putting all the eggs into Bitcoin basket is for now a better choice than trying to earn a little from more different projects.
Of course, that is possible too as long as you are careful and leave those projects before they start going downside.

All in all, while what you are saying is correct on paper, altcoin scene has shown that the reality is different.
So diversifying has to be done with extreme caution. And in doubt, stay on the main project: Bitcoin.

That's correct. Actually many don't even know that they enter into trading with a gambling mentality and may not understand that even after they get burnt.
I've done that myself some years ago. Luckily I got to understand at some point that what I was doing is too risky and... since then I turned into HOLDer.

I still think that's somewhat early for institutional investors. What I mean is that your statement will start becoming more and more powerful by the time.
Right now the Bitcoin investors are still few. In the next market cycle they'll have no excuse at all for staying away.

I'm also curious how the institutions will handle next crypto winter (if we'll still have one).

Thank you all for the help; I managed to convert in-wallet TWT to BNB and send back to Binance.
10 EUR for free is not bad at all 

Since I had only 1 sMerit left I awarded OP for rising awareness, since without that I would have probably left those coins there and would have lost them in January.

I didn't know it's also a wallet. Thanks.

But now I'm even more confused. I want to stop an old lease and I find no means to do that. I think that most of my coins are at Pospool.
Some steps would be helpful (and possibly another wallet?)

Edit: thanks @bct_ail for that help page, it was exactly what I needed

Although I'd question your choice for BCH , the rest of the info is useful.
I did withdraw, I've tried to swap, it looks like I need also BNB for the network fee.
So I need to also get some BNB into the wallet? Does it matter on which chain I transfer BNB to Trust Wallet (on which chain should I transfer for the fees?)

And if I withdraw them into trust wallet, can I exchange them in-wallet into ... something more useful?
Or is there someplace I can exchange those tokens?
I guess that I'm not the only one that doesn't really care about Trust Wallet, nor their token, but don't mind for a small present.

What is the wallet to be used now for waves?
The Chrome extension is not updated for more than 2 years, the topic also not updated for 2 years and the links are not working.

0. Especially if there is more money in that wallet, make sure your computer is malware free. If someone else gets access to your private keys you'll lose your coins.
1. Make a backup copy of the .key file.
2. Open the .key file with notepad and look if the line or lines that don't start with # are something like

5Kb8kLf9zgWQnogidDA76MzPL6TsZZY36hWXMssSzNydYXYB9KF 2014-01-01T18:46:20Z

Where the first part is 52 chars long, then there's a space and a date.
If you have this format, you can easily import. The 52 char strings are the private keys and you can ignore the date.

If it's not, then it's password protected and you have to remember the password, open the file in Multibit then save it without password.
If it's not password protected, you have the private key (or keys, if there are multiple lines).

You can import them easily into Electrum. (make sure you download it from electrum.org and verify it before installing! https://bitcoinelectrum.com/how-to-verify-your-electrum-download/)
3. In the "Create new wallet" step you choose "import bitcoin addresses or private keys"
4. At next step copy/paste the long strings (private key, no date) into Electrum and prepend them with p2pkh: so it'll look like
p2pkh:5Kb8kLf9zgWQnogidDA76MzPL6TsZZY36hWXMssSzNydYXYB9KF
(this is an example, make sure you use your own private keys)

If there are more private keys in the .key file, do this for all, one private key per line.

Next.next... until you finish all the steps and you are good.

Cum se zice, "Merry Christmas and happy new ATH!"

Craciun Fericit, sanatate, fericire si bunastare, si voua, si la toate persoanele care conteaza pentru voi!

I have a Nano S and it looks almost like an USB stick.
Trezor looks somewhat like the remote control for the garage (?)

The remote controls usually have too many buttons, even those for A/C. Another candidate may be a Gameboy, where actual games can be there to indeed hide the actual use of the device.
Would such device get more users? I kinda doubt it, but it's up to HW producers figure it out if it worth it (if you propose that to them).

So now some devices look somewhat close to existing electronics, while others not at all. If that matters to you, buy accordingly.