@djoser

In theory, the most recent backup should be sufficient. The more backups you keep, the safer you are when you need one.
Today storage space is not really a problem anymore, so I would keep all backups. Alternatively you can create a new wallet and send all coins to it. The wallet.dat will then be smaller.

I'm not a multi account operated by them and I did not defend them.
I just pointed out what looks strange to me and asked for a simple tx hash instead of groundless claim.
If op really wants to warn others about Flyp.me he should be more than happy to provide at least some proof?

Instead you're attacking all users asking legitimate questions. This does not help others and does not show op in a good ligt.

@JollyGood Sorry to hear your story. What I find funny is that you claim Flyp.me holds $100k in BTC, but Flyp.me doesn't allow you to make such big trades all at once. At the moment the maximum for BTC is <-> ETH for example 0.8 BTC. Why did you make several trades directly after each other without waiting to see if they were successful at all?
Can you share at least one TxHash with us to make your story believable?

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