I'm hoping this was due to the multiply game or the lottery and not due to an error on the site? As I've never had any issue with withdrawing funds. And at least the multiply game is "provably fair also".

If you're storing coins there just as a wallet I'd strongly advise you take them out and put them seomewhere else. Even other online wallets like coinbase.com are a much better idea than bitmain due to their recent issues with withdrawing funds (I'd greatly suggest you store the coins on your computer but if you can't, an online wallet like coinbase would be a good alternative).

If by hash160 you mean the private key, then importing this into any wallet (such as bitcon core or electrum) will generate your legacy address (under normal circumstances).

Generally from my understanding the segwit address is merely a legacy address but with a 3 instead of a 1 (in most regular cases)

I have a few tips for you OP:
1. Please make a new thread and make it self moderated so all of the spammy posts above can go away (this is not a plice for users to discuss their own trustworthiness here, I'd expect better from a higher ranking member).
2. Don't accept bitcoin talk accounts as collateral. They just lead to people scamming you and the accounts are quite difficult to shift once you get them (I have 4 that I've had for more than a year).
Give him an offer if you have one in mind. Send him a PM as well with it.
Normally you want collateral either in your user account or altcoins. But their value should cover higher than 120%.

As stated above it should be good enough providing you have full access to the operating system. Although im not sure of the speed of that type of cpu but I think most nas drives have 1GHz minimum.
There shouldn't be any security issues different to those on a computer. Especially considering you can't easily accidentally install something on it as it's Linux.

Finally, you should be able just to install the new version of the core straight onto the nas. Some SSH/remote desktop services may be required unless the NAS drive has VGA/HDMI output.

He lost nothing. He wants to just come here as a noob scammer and get someone's account redded for catching him out on his scam. @OP this makes what you're doing look worse.

It seems you've taken "reported" to a whole new level:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2309376.msg23429726#msg23429726
This isn't reporting, it's scamming. LEARN THE DIFFERENCE!

There are pay-to-many transactions yes. What client software are you using?

If you coded this, contact blockchain.info. if not, try contacting the person who wrote it for you and see if they have a solution. I think there's too little information for us to go off here unless another user is accustomed to the blockchain API.

Yes, you'll have to work out how many inputs are needed. Multiply that number by 150.
Then work out the number of outputs (if you're sending to only 1 address, then there'll be 2 outputs normally), multiply this number by 50.

Then take these two numbers and add them along with an extra 20 bytes which is the base amount for a transaction and you'll get the size you want. You can then calculate the fee from this information.

You should really have posted this in a new thread.

However, the wallet.dat is the file needed to store the wallet data such as addresses and private keys.

From - https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Data_directory#Files - wallet.dat - Storage for keys, transactions, metadata, and options. Please be sure to make backups of this file. It contains the keys necessary for spending your bitcoins.

You can use bitcoinfees.21.co.
If you get the sat/byte of the optimum fee and then use a calculator to take:
150 bytes per input
50 bytes per output
and a 20 byte minimum starter
so one input with two outputs would be 150+50+50+20=270bytes (it's an overestimate but will help make a high enough fee).

It might drop to a point where BCG+BTC USD values are the same as the bitcoin value previously. I don't recall a dump but maybe there was one last time - I thought it was a week later at least before the decline.

If it is from shapeshift then they are normally quite reliable. I have attempted to use them once (though missed a deadline for currency purchase as you only have 10 minutes to send that amount).
If you want to convert eth to USD bitcoin and litecoin only, get the coinbase app. Though it will require ID verification.

Can you post the TX. Right click the transaction > " view on block explorer" and copy and paste the link here.
It's probably either an error in electrum.

If you merely search Google, you can try one of these:
https://www.google.com/search?q=wireless+to+ethernet+adapter&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b-ab&gfe_rd=cr&dcr=0&ei=TbzrWcG3LMep8wfhybGgCA

So there are adapters avaliable for it.

You could first try plugging it into the ethernet on your cmoputer and see if it'll connect tot eh internet that way (though that may be unlikely).

WOW! I did not expect them both to be down.

How's the BCC withdraw function working? Though I wouldn't recommend that anyway as their value is extremely volatile (more so than Bitcoin so far).

Phising attacks are very common yes to google and in general.
Someone who is victim to these don't normally have everything taken.
OP should have changed his wallet for something else now.

I refer you to his weird post history combined with the first post that appeared after mine. It's merely necessary to easily appease thos users who try to suggest someone is trolling rather than dismissing it and having those reporting the apparent spammer from spamming about it themselves. If I didn't reference that in the post, someone else would have come here to merely post that which is unproductive.


A while back there was a report that while someone was on holiday, the PAC for his phone number was ordered and when he got back, all his coins were gone as the PAC granted the hacker total control over his phone number.

It is safe to just replace the files. Make sure you run your core with the -updatewallet command to ensure your wallet file gets converted into a usable format.

The size difference is due to a few factors. One of which being that the new file is hierarchical deterministic meaning that it has to store a very large number to determine allof the addresses and private keys your wallet can have.

Im not sure there's a reason other than small amounts may be less noticeable/traceable as many people send transactions of that amount and if you have quite a bit more than that you might not notice or might not care and it'll just be used as a test to see how easy it is to get that amount out.

It does appear from your history you are a spammer. Why would you first want to sell 3.6BTC and then want to sell 8$ in but that's not really of interest as it's unnecessary information to the topic at hand here.