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The high fee warning usually means the OP entered the wrong amount because he confused mbtc with btc. OP you should change the unit of account to btc under tools > preferences> units tab > base unit option.
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To increase the fee you right click on the transaction on the history tab and choose "increase fee" from the menu that appears.
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So I clicked the check box to add extra words but I never got prompted to input them. Am I missing something?
You get prompted to enter them in the very next step. If you're not seeing it then we have to wonder about your electrum install. What version of electrum are you using? Check your browser history for the exact download URL and share that with us. That is because there are many fake versions out there. |
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Wallet C was probably created with 2 out of 3 seeds so it can generate all the required signatures all on its own. Wallet menu > information will probably tell you how many seeds it has.
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Could be that you have a 2fa wallet and 2fa fees account for the difference you see there
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For some reason I can't get Electrum to work on my iPhone....
Electrum does not have an iphone version. There were some reports of a fake electrum version on the apple app store. That is coin stealing malware. Did you install that? |
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Electrum doesn't really allow you to choose the derivation path for wallets created using an electrum seed. It automatically chooses an appropriate derivation path. So there is no need to document that.
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Thank you all, I see no transactions at all in the history tab...
Do you see a green orb in the bottom right? and I've tried to investigate with the wallet address, but I am not sure where I can find the associated wallet address to search with in a blockchain investigation website.
Go to view menu and make sure "addresses" is checked. Then switch to addresses tab to see all the addresses in your wallet. Your wallet has many addresses not just one. |
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So we get back to the seed phrase... How that happened, it's still a mistery. I mean I'm more frustrated right now that I have no clue how it happened rather that I have lost all the funds...
I can imagine how frustrating this is for you, but did you back up your seed phrase on paper? There are people who back up their seed phrase on paper and store it in locations around their house, only for the seed phrase to be exposed somehow and the funds stolen, is this something that can possibly be put into consideration as one of the ways your funds stolen. he says he stored the seed words in a text file on his server. one should never store the seed like that. |
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That guide is too old. To spend from the multisig wallet go to the send tab of one of the cosigners and create a transaction spending some bitcoin. Then click on pay and set a suitable fee in the window that pops up and click on ok. A transaction preview window will now appear with details about the transaction. Click on share > copy to clipboard in the bottom left of that window. Then close the window and go open the other cosigner wallet file using the file menu. Go to tools menu > load transaction > from text, paste in the transaction and click on load transaction. The transaction preview window will appear again. Check that the fee and output addresses and amounts are what you expect and click on sign. Then click on broadcast.
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So, basically the reason for having an Electrum offline cold "wallet" is really just to protect your private keys, right?
Yep. Exclusive knowledge of the private keys is what gives you ownership of your bitcoins. |
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It was not an accident the update, it occurs automatically and happened on January 19, 2024, in effect you have the last version 4.5.1,
Electrum wallet does not update automatically, you have to update it yourself and you can also manually download any version of Electrum you want. Take note that 4.5.1 is not the newest version, Electrum's latest release is 4.5.2. If it is not the above, Uninstall it and directly download the new version (play store) and check the APP permits. Verify that it in effect has the correct version and that it corresponds. Take the corresponding forecasts since it may be putting your btc at risk.
Download Electrum only from the original website and not from anywhere else. Op's wallet seems to be a multisig wallet and if they could use the wallet and understand how to send coins in previous versions, they should still be able to do it now, with the new update. android electrum updates automatically. you don't download android electrum from electrum.org. instead you install it using the playstore. |
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If you disable 2FA, your wallet would be still a 2 of 3 multi-signature wallet, but with two master private keys.
Of the 2 master private keys, one of them is for my receiving wallet address, is that correct? and the other one is? Your addresses are hashes of a small computer program called a script. That script outlines a condition for spending coins sent to the corresponding address. The condition states that you have to prove control over 2 out of 3 private keys. The two master private keys can be used to generate 2 out of the 3 private keys behind each address and using those private keys you can generate digital signatures proving control over them. |
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I think this is a compatibility issue according to the error it seems there is no GLIBC_2.28 in your current OS.
The app image is supposed to contain all dependencies. It does not rely on the host OS to meet dependencies. |
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Additionally, the first person who creates a web page or a script/program that can convert an Electrum seed into a BIP39 seed, that generates the same addresses as Electrum when you use Electrum's derivation paths, will receive an additional 20 merit.
FYI this isn't possible. You can't convert electrum seed mnemonics to bip39. |
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