Currently, there are two wallets that support P2TR and multi-sig but I am afraid none of them are going to be useful in this case cause these two come only with a subscription so it is going to cost a few hundred bucks a year.

• Nunchuk*
• Muun wallet*

Yeah, you are right with P2TR (Pay to Taproot) multi-sig the size of the transaction will be almost half that of size P2WSH (Pay to Witness Script Hash) transactions but still it may take a while for the wallet developers to come up with stable version which supports P2TR multisig.

Casinos have policies too, and since they mentioned any wrong deposit will end as a permanent loss on the deposit page itself then duelbits can't be blamed for this.

About Roobet they took this and treated it in another way but can't expect the same even from them again because they made it clear in that chat itself. But OP you can only hope you may recover funds if Duelbits wants too but there is nothing beyond that.

If that's the case then it's an expensive lesson, never make deposits in a hurry, and make sure the destination address, network, and whatever as many times as you can until you are sure that there is no mistake.

If that's the case then you can use CPFP (Child-Pays-for-Parent) means you will bump the fee from the receiving end. But it is only possible if the receiving end is a noncustodial wallet, not an exchange address.

Etoro is known for delayed withdrawals so all you can do is wait.

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OP mentioned Etoro it's an exchange platform so how is it really possible for him to double spend the funds?

'Not your keys, not your cryptos'

It's been a while, so I just thought, why not give it a bump?

Currently gambling board is filled with a lot of spam, to be honest, but if this is going to help it to be a better place then I will support it and I believe this will encourage the members to make better posts in the gambling section so their posts will be considered for merits.

The gambling sector is one of the spaces where the crypto's growth is remarkable so let's make it a better place for the community too.

Honestly, I didn't know that the child board belongs to one wallet named Bitcoin Wallet for all my years being on bitcointalk.

There should be a sticky in that child board to avoid this confusion in the future.

I wonder how many members are going to be stunned after seeing this thread.

If I am not wrong I used the bump fee on my Android 4.4.5 with no issues, so if you can import the wallet or that address to an Android Electrum and click the transaction there you can see the bump fee at the bottom.

Yes as long as the wallet supports the recovery phrases.

The error you mentioned actually fixed in version 3.2.0, which was years back.

Check your Electrum version, if it's not ver 4.4.6 then update it to the latest version from their official site: https://electrum.org/#download

The updated version most likely will resolve this error.

Electrum wallet.dat files are different from qt wallet.dat files and you cannot use the Electrum wallet.dat file to import into another wallet (correct me if I am wrong).

So you have two different seed phrases that entirely belong to different wallets but did you try to import the wallet using the seed alone?

Just forgot the Sparrow wallet, try importing the wallet in the Electrum itself.

Yes, it is possible and it has been called 'air-gapped or cold storage.'.

Here is one of my posts which briefs how to do it.


You may not see your addresses in your offline device, in that case, you need to manually create the address instead of connecting it to internet which definitely voids the purpose of keeping the wallet offline.

In both scenarios, the supply will be increased but the demand is going to be the same unless we are going to trade with other species apart from humans But for now, let's keep it realistic, the value of gold and helium will fall nothing else.

Taxation depends on where the mined gold is sold to.

Space/asteroid mining is still a speculative idea so we never know when it will be possible and also there is no necessary that the mined gold from outer space will be cheaper if we take the infrastructure, transportation and etc. into the account with the value of gold.

You can try https://blockchair.com/broadcast or https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/pushtx/ and see if the error still shows but make sure that you are using raw transaction in hex format.

Or you can simply use Electrum to broadcast your TX.

Here is what you need to do,

Import your wallet to Electrum

Find the TX you want to rebroadcast in the history tab

Right-click = Details = there you can see an option to broadcast

Each node has its own default mempool so as long as nodes accepted your transaction as valid it will still remain unconfirmed even if the fee is lower than the purging amount, let's assume 2 weeks is the most longer you may wait by the time most nodes will dropped your TX from the network unless you rebroadcast your transaction in the meantime.

The actual reason why the network is congested was posted by DdmrDdmr,

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High usage means more people are using but it's not the case, it's just the spam attack by the BRC-20 tokens which means its temporary and definitely affects the people by forcing them to pay more on the fee.

As I said it is a temporary attack, sooner or later we can expect the spam attack to vanish over time.

If I am not wrong moderators can't change the user names even global mods so only admins can change it so you can send a message one more time to Cyrus or theymos. If still not considered then it's safe to assume that your request is more likely rejected and for the record only very few people succeeded with the name change requests in bitcointalk.

Alternate options:

You can create a new account with the name you wish and use it further (just my opinion though) because having multiple accounts in bitcointalk is allowed.

FYI, I am not vouching for their longevity in their future, all I am just letting you know that Paxful seems same as how they used to be and I don't see the dispute made any difference in their business to or at least as far as in the currency I am dealing with.

Sure any exchange can shut down at any moment, we may not see it coming to remember FTX then overnight went to zero but the same thing goes for every centralized exchange, and which one is the next?

That is why we often see phrases such as "Not your keys not your coins".

Bisq is not really a recommended platform for someone to buy their first Bitcoin.

I never used the other exchanges so I don't know it is really smooth for a complete beginner like OP.

My achievement, I drove a Camry but now I am driving a Lambo.

Even though it seems like a made-up story just give him the benefit of the doubt guys

Now math time,

If he actually invested in 2017 the price was around $1000 lowest of 2017. So if he didn't sell it all the way until its ATH which is around $65K means he made $64K in returns and let's say he paid $4K as tax now he still had $60K but I am not sure in which part of the world it is enough to satisfy

Buying a house
Car (possible)
Married (possible)
Children (definitely possibly remember COVID lockdowns and increase in birthrate).

Conclusion: If he skipped the house part then there is some credibility to this story.

I invested a chunk in real estate last year and really at the best offer even in one year the value is 2x but I am not going to compare it with Bitcoin and not going to sell that property as well cause I invested for long-term purposes maybe forever.

Gold - Not the best choice for investment at all in my opinion.

which leaves very few options Since it's a crypto forum we can't see any other responses beyond crypto but if possible diversification is always the best for long-term high-capital investors.

Whereas for one with small capital, there is no better time than now and in the next bull run it will surely hit over at least 100K means 400% returns from the current price.

Mixing coins for privacy reasons and then using exchange is the worst idea but if you just want to break the connection between your address and coins then it's the cheapest way.

But the interesting fact is some exchanges used to mix the hacked coins using exchanges which is called chain-hopping, which involves mixing coins through stolen exchange accounts and mixing coins from BTC to Monero like privacy coins in such rapid ways before the authorities or exchanges realize something is happening but now AML procedures on centralized exchanges are tights it less likely to happen.

The hike in the transaction fee at the particular time we are talking about is due to the sudden spike in Bitcoin's price which spiked from 26K to 27.5K which happened as a result of Grayscale wins lawsuit against the SEC means more people tried to move funds at that time than usual so it went from 6-7sat/vbyte to 15-20sat/vbyte.

As expected the hike short live now things are cooling off also the TX fees which I can see 9-11sat/vbyte at the moment.

As told by the above users on the weekend you can expect lower fees but bitcoin market is 24/7 so we never know what happens at which time zone is gonna affect the market price or hash rate or whatever.

You don't have to keep an eye on the fees all the time, use this telegram bot https://t.me/BitcoinFeesAlert_bot which will notify you when the fee reaches the value you expected and commanded to alert you.

Here is an example


I will let you know when fees go below 7 sat/vbyte.