That address is the BTC wallet address from the exchange I sent from, how could it not have any transactions? If I sent BTC from that wallet, int the exchange (btcmarkets.net)
I sent BTC to an "investment" site called http btc2double DOT COM, not sure on hyperlink rules.
Yes I know im an idiot for this, still worth fully understanding.
Sorry, you have been scammed. Any site that promises to double or multiply your money is a scam. You are unlikely to be able to get your money back. The only way is to identify the operator of the website and go after them.
Here is some helpful information. You don't have a "wallet" on an exchange site. You have an account. 1DRy...4Y1R is not your "wallet address". It is an address in the exchange's wallet used to identify your account. If BTC is sent to the exchange at that address, then the exchange will credit your account.
Oh right, is there a way to tell on the blockchain where the BTC was sent from (e.g exchange address) if that is the case?
And I understand Im probably not going to get my BTC back, but i can still use this opportunity to educate myself as much as I can.
Also the BTC is still "unspent" at the destination wallet, so you never know, but yeah most likely gone.