PM and email theymos every week. He is a busy man and sometimes requests like these are lost under all of the other stuff.

Also, resetting via the secret question was what got you locked out. Due to the forum hack in May, the secret question locks accounts because they could have been more easily compromised from the hack.

how did that happen? I thought only staff and donators could change their names.

The watchlist and show new replies links will take you to the watchlist and unread replies respectively. They update every time someone posts a thread in a thread that you have watched (watchlist, default is watch a thread when post) or a thread that you have previously posted in.

There is also the notify option which can be set to send you email notifications for new replies in topics. Check the settings under profile.

contact their support. There is nothing we can do to help you.

You should probably stop using blockchain.info's wallet. They have had many issues in the past and recently.

There is no set fee. The recommended fee changes based on the market. If there aren't a lot of transactions, the fees will tend to go down. If there is a lot of transactions, the fees will tend to go up.

Have you reported this to blockchain yet? They should probably know that there is a problem with their system that allows spending unconfirmed transactions and creating double spends. Maybe someone should also write a fix and submit a pull request to their github repository https://github.com/blockchain/My-Wallet-V3

Edit: sent them an email to their security email. Hopefully the see it.

I think your fee is bit too low. This site is helpful: http://www.cointape.com/

It is probably safe if you have a password on the wallet. But they would be able to see how much you have. If you don't have a password on the wallet or if you have unencrypted backups, they could steal the bitcoin.

Use the command

I am fairly certain foxpup is partially correct, and I think I found the problem. The issue is solving it. What I think happens is that the times are not synced. Google Authenticator uses Google's time servers, and btc-e (and every other site that uses google authenticator) must also use Google's time servers in order to generate the correct codes and have their time synced. The problem is that Google's timeservers are actually different from real time. They have slight changes (e.g. fix for leap second problem) that makes google time different from real time. The other issue is that your computer is not using Google time. The various chrome apps are all using computer time, not google time, so they are not synced and not generating the right codes. The solution is to find or write an app that uses google time for the time instead of computer time.

No, transaction malleability will not affect those transactions to change where they are going.

There are ways to track addresses, but it is a little difficult. Even harder is tracing it back to an identity although the address might have been posted somewhere like on this forum.

Is there any way to view the progress of the recalculation?

I'm seeing it too. Reporting this to mods. Please move this to meta.

Pretty much.

Although with any poorly written code, it can completely screw with it and in some cases, websites can be tricked that a transaction didn't happen. A scenario would be something like a website that you can withdraw bitcoin from is only checking one particular txid for the withdraw, not the balance of the address. Then if the withdraw transaction is mutated and then confirmed and the original is dropped from the mempool, the website thinks that the withdraw didn't go through and in their database it is canceled. In reality, the withdraw did happen, but the site thinks it didn't so the user can still withdraw the same amount. This is an extremely unlikely scenario, but it could happen with bad code.

No, anyone can perform a transaction malleability attack. Anyone can retrieve your transaction and modify it in such a way that the txid changes but not the inputs or outputs.

There is no way to prevent this kind of attack. The wallet should automatically clear itself up once one of the transactions becomes confirmed. To protect yourself, don't send any Bitcoin from any unconfirmed transaction (general rule of thumb anyways).

Someone was doing transaction malleability attacks (thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1198032.0). This confuses most clients since the transaction ids are different. The two transactions appear as double spends. Don't worry, your bitcoin is safe. Transaction malleability only changes the txid, not the actual inputs and outputs, so your bitcoin is going to wherever you intended it to go originally. Just don't spend any Bitcoin from either of those transactions because only one will be confirmed and you don't know which one.

Yes, you only need the seed phrase. I don't think you need the password, but hold onto that anyways.

You could do that if you want to spend your Bitcoin while the computer is in for repairs. However, blockchain.info has a lot of problems, and I don't really recommend them. But there aren't really many other better alternatives then them.

I wrote the tool using Java and Bitcoin core rpc. You can download it here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bxw3ip9QfNOUWGZFWFN1alNjSHM/view?usp=sharing

There are 4 versions, linux 32 bit, linux 64 bit, windows 32 bit, and windows 64 bit. It also comes packaged with the proper jre for the program to run.

To run the tool, you need to run Bitcoin core in server mode (with -server flag or have server=1 in bitcoin.conf and have an rpcuser and rpcpassword set in bitcoin.conf) as well as with txindex enabled (-txindex flag in command or have txindex=1 in bitcoin.conf). If you are running it from the command line, you need to have the -reindex flag as well for the first time because txindex requires that Bitcoin Core reindex its databases to include all of the transactions. If you run it with the GUI, there will be a dialog that prompts you. The reindex will take a long time.

The program will work at any time during the reindex, but it will not be able to grab all of the data since the databases won't be up to date until it is done.

The tool works a little slowly, so be patient. You will need to run it for several hours in order to complete.

The usage:

If this satisfies you, please send the bounty to the address in my profile.