Maybe it's not the private key, it's the refund address I receive my funds on, so not really sure what I can do with it? Is there any contact or support I can find in order to help me retrieve it or?
In Bitcoin, the support regarding private keys is oneself. No way to recover funds without private keys or seeds. |
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Despite price movements before the halving I found it quite odd that nobody took the advantage and the circumstance of the block reward decrease to manipulate the price further up. It wouldn't be the first time people moved the market up due to news and facts (or even rumors). Still, it's comprehensible why that happened, miners made timely sells "yesterday" so they can pay their bills "tomorrow"...
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Trezor and Ledger are still your best choices.
Unfortunately these aren't choices for iOS users. |
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What are your thoughts
I'm glad we aren't a stock. We are much more than that  |
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It's possible only if you own the keys to both addresses. I remember Bitfinex recovering Litecoins sent erroneously to Bitcoin multisig addresses, so it's possible to recover them. edit: this might help |
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That's rather strange, are you sure that's a private key? How does it start? It may start with a 5, K or L.
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You should be able to import and spend from a private key by inserting it instead of the seed while setting up Electrum. Was that what you did?
You can also use another client from this subforum or Bitcoin Core to import the key and spend the funds.
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As far as I can understand, for banks a private blockchain is a simpler and cheaper way of book keeping...
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I think Bitcoin has a quite high probability of being replaced, but obviously not by any altcoin currently existing. It will probably be replaced in a sense that it will develop so much it will cease to make sense to call it Bitcoin It can also be replaced by another coin in a very long term, who knows... |
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How's the status on this? OP's account has been online meanwhile...
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And finally, a nice wallet with a Watch app! Thanks you! The app is pretty interesting, seems to be well made just like the iOS one. I've seen an "early access" option on the update changelog, but I can't seem to see how to activate it... Since the legacy fincnial system is provincial and divided, we currently only show the early access program option when we have a service ready for beta testing that is available in your region. (determined by IP address) For instance, USD Bitcoin exchange. We will eventually have bitcoin based services available globally that are not dependent on the patchwork of legacy currencies and payment networks. So we'll eventually be able to sell/buy Bitcoin via the app? That sounds good... |
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why doesn't my account balance with breadwallet fluctuate with the current btw market prices?
Your BTC balance doesn't change but your Fiat balance should. So if i have say 1 btc today at $665.00 and tomorrow the price of btc goes up to $1000.00, do I stay at $665 or do I profit? You neither lose or win, you still have 1 BTC. In what regards USD, you would profit when selling. You go where the market goes, obviously  Did not know that there was an Android version meanwhile. Since the beta testing is limited and I have limited access to Android devices, I'll not apply so I won't occupy a space who should go to people who "daily drive" Androids, but I'm pretty curious how does breadwallet operate on Android. I assume that it won't work on a rooted phone and I question if there are methods in place to circumvent rooted phones reporting as non-rooted. |
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Beyond what's already been linked, there's also this and this |
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Longest? Not sure, probably 12 hours or so. I have the price everywhere, so I'm unconsciously checking it all the time, be it on my phone, watch or computer. Most of the times I check just out of curiosity and not because I'm in the middle of trades.
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I recommend that you get an offline computer, create a new wallet, and get an address from that wallet. Then send the Bitcoin from your hot wallet to that offline wallet.
Hey, does it really matter? I don't think anyone can break a 20 characters password You are right, it doesn't matter: it wouldn't be cold storage. You do not convert a hot wallet to a cold one. Once a wallet is hot it will never be cold again. Create a wallet offline and send the funds there as advised in previous posts... |
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Whoever that was that did that, it wasn't Satoshi, lol. Now I think I've heard it all...
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I'm starting a new personal project.
Then I guess this would be more suitable on Project Development |
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Funny that he has so much money for bailing himself out. He can get some of that money and start repaying his customers. Oh wait... Maybe those are customers funds. good for him !  people from here wants anonymity, no rules,no laws, they are libertarians.... but they go to authorities if their shit BTC is "stolen" even they used an unlicensed exchanger. i don't understand why they cry when they "asked" for this grow up, kids, define what you want and then assume it ! don't blame the govs(police) that is bad and then you run to them whining if something unpleasant is happening to you I somewhat understand what you're saying, but this isn't the problem here, the problem is much deeper. The issue is how could so many people trust an exchange with so many funds? Especially because of what Bitcoin allows us to do in termos of storing our own money... That's the root of the problem. Fortunately, for the most part, people are starting to educate themselves and aren't leaving this much money in exchanges (although there are more exchanges to spread the money...) |
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I've a 100% free risk method (repeat 100%) that will give you a profit 0.35 BTC per week, by investing 0.25
Nothing is 100% risk free. What I Ask:
1) You must to be an highly trusted and well known user, not less than senior member
2) You need to keep promises to send me 0.05 BTC per week, for the first 2 weeks (so you pay only 0.10 BTC). You will pay me at the end of each week (or before if appreciate ), so you no need to send coin in advance.
Why don't we do it like this: I send 0.1 straight away to an escrow, I review your "method" and we take it from there... At least you didn't post any questionable links |
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Unfortunately no way to pay bills from home here. I don't see internet, phone, water, gas, electricity companies, etc accepting Bitcoin so soon. Meanwhile I can just pay from home relying on third parties...  |
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