Judging from their guide (How to adjust your leverage when trading on Binance Futures), only whole numbers are possible e.g. 1, 2, 3... (except zero ofc).

Denying you've never had the funds you actually do is blatant theft. Users can't recover something they don't have unlike the typical account termination where they still have a chance...

OP, would you be willing to provide proof backing your claims here? (screenshots, emails, etc..). Open a scam accusation thread and follow the recommended format (Scam Report Format)

I've never heard of any hacked victims who has gotten anything from coinbase. This is because coinbase assumes it's the user's fault most of the time and so they hold no responsibility. Maybe if you get a foolproof evidence that they are at fault and it becomes a controversy, you'll get something out of coinbase.


But each case is different, some are prioritized because of how huge the amount it, how hard the tracking is, how controversial etc...

But I don't see how you shouldn't report these to authorities/investigators. The chances are slim but you never know, maybe it's connected to a bigger group of scums that is being investigated and/or they are dum dums.

There is ic3 (https://www.ic3.gov/) for starters and reclaimcrypto (https://www.reclaimcrypto.com/) that flags addresses and sends it to their partner exchanges. Note: be careful of scam recovery services, they are everywhere.

You mean this coinbase wallet? (https://wallet.coinbase.com/) If so, you can recover the coins yourself cause this one lets you manage your private keys.

If it's coinbase.com the exchange, no other choice but to beg them for it. I once stumbled upon a similar problem where the OP's situation implied coinbase did a mass recovery after some time. In case they refuse your request (i hope not!), try to regularly monitor if your funds moved.

Make sure you've followed the instructions which can be found here: How to Complete Identity Verification

If that doesn't work, contact support and ask what is wrong: How to Use Binance Support

Last resort is to have them put you to manual review. Coinbase and other exchanges has this option where an actual human reviews your case. There is a chance binance has it as well.

Looks like they are aware of the issue. Contact support and we'll see.


But my experience with binance support has been poor recently. I'd say talk to at least 2 different support agents.

Try asking for a referral in your local bar association?

I'm not sure if they do wyoming as well but there's also silvermiller (US lawfirm) that has been mentioned in articles few times as they handled crypto related cases (coindesk, cointelegraph - you can look it up). I'm not vouching for them just to be clear, never used them. As usual, no blind trusting, always research and screen them.

ICYMI: buwaytress' suggestion is something to look into as well.

(posting cause OP was last active last year  )

Offering a VPS when they can't even make a decent website. They didn't even edit their testimonials and all rights reserved but this website is most likely yours, nice try.

An alternative would be to open a thread in mining board and ask for recommendations based on your preference/needs. You will have to DYOR anyway.

I'm not sure what is the situation there but I would look for an alternative first.

Imo you have less chances of getting into the horror of exchanges freezing your funds if you aren't straight up breaking their TOS. Yes, you can put an amount which you find easier to leave but what if you were able grow it to a decent amount? Would you say it is still easy to let go if it took your time and effort to get it? that is also something to consider.

(this is all supposing that for some reason you are able to circumvent the ban wave. I highly doubt this but then again this happened: Some people are still able to trade p2p on Binance using new unverified accounts)

Some bank transfers are still reversible if sender flags it as unauthorized/involved with fraud. You will have a hard time finding someone who's willing to trust you with that amount even with escrow.

I think you're rushing OP. Start small and slowly build your trust.


The same goes for multiple big amounts and I wouldn't consider $1000+ small

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META: your thread is more appropriate in Currency Exchange (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0)

It's hitbtc's "make them rage quit" move. If they succeed, not only will they get to keep the money but the user's personal documents as well. I'm not sure if it works for hitbtc but try to share your story in as many communities as possible in hopes of itching hitbtc.


No genuine lawyer can guarantee you will get your money back, they have no control over the court or hitbtc. This is why a lot of ppl will tell you to not go for it if you'll end up spending more on lawyer fees. I would first try letting hitbtc know I'm planning to seek legal options if they don't get their shit together.

Tbh. Their alibi is hard to buy. They just need to look into their logs and cross check with what info OP has provided. How is it not technically possible?


Completely different scenario actually. As long as the coins is sitting in an address they control of (or whatever purse they have), there's a chance to recover it (in this case, manually credit is a more appropriate term) contrary to sent to a wrong address situation where the exchange has absolutely no control nor knows who owns it.

Have you tried using the wayback machine? (https://web.archive.org/)

Found some timelines as well: (as usual take it with a grain of salt if no reliable source is cited)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin_Foundation
https://blog.bitmex.com/the-bitcoin-foundation/

I tried subscribing twice but nothing happened 

Answer: Read the replies to the many threads you started

1. Understand trading


2. Before getting into trading


3. online course for trading


4. Before getting into trading

Most exchanges already have guides for basic use such as withdrawal and deposit in their help center/FAQ

Binance: https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/c-2?
Kucoin: https://support.kucoin.plus/hc/en-us/categories/900000380926-Deposit-Withdraw

Won't be listing probit and coinsbit for reasons mentioned but they do have it.

But did you follow the above posters suggestion? Live chat? bitcointalk ANN thread? I'll be adding their subreddit as well (https://www.reddit.com/r/kucoin)


OPs past posts says they are indeed a US person. BUT KYC for US persons isn't supported in kucoin...



It's quite deceptive to still encourage a user from a restricted country to use your platform knowing there can be hidden precautionary setups that may require them to KYC.

But kucoin does seem relatively laxer, OP may have a chance to get their funds out after talking it out.

Are you talking about the email submission form? (https://help.coinbase.com/en/contact-us) It works fine on my end.

The categories are meant to be chosen one after another otherwise the rest would be greyed out e.g. 2nd field will only be available after 1st field is filled out.

If that's what you did and you still have the same problem, clear cookies&cache/try with a different browser/different device/different internet connection

Just tried it. Quick rundown of how it went for me

1. Selected the corresponding categories
2. When asked to rephrase the problem, i typed in "i want to change my trading password"
    I first tried "i forgot my trading password" but it didn't register
3. Then I was asked if the issue is resolved. I chose "No"
4. Queue form popped out.




If you don't mind revealing the reddit account, we can help with the upvotes.

I might as well ask, did you try this?

Kucoin reddit mods (https://www.reddit.com/r/kucoin/) can escalate your ticket number for you. But do beware of impostors, always verify who you're talking to and don't give more than your ticket number.

For their live chat, were you able to get yourself in the queue?