Hey! It looks like I redirected you to the wrong one. Download the tool at the Releases tab: https://github.com/blockchain/my-wallet-backup-decryption-tool/releases

And you should still be able to use the previous versions of multibit. It's for the sole purpose of accessing your funds to send it to another wallet.

*https://multibit.org/releases.html

You can run it on windows. Go to the link I mentioned above --> Clone or download --> Download Zip --> Extract --> Tap the HTML file.

*Run it offline for security

Download this and run it offline: https://github.com/blockchain/my-wallet-backup-decryption-tool
If your private keys showed up, You can now import it to whatever wallet you like e.g. Electrum

If the above doesn't work, Import it on multibit. Please refer to this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=610555.0

Ever since blockchain.info switched to a new wallet (HD), Their recovery seed changed to 12-words. Yours is probably from the old type of wallet they used in the past so importing in electrum  using your seed won't work.

Do you have your .aes.json files? (Check your email) and I'm assuming that you're using the new interface?

You can import via seed on electrum, Please refer to this thread: https://bitcoinelectrum.com/restoring-your-standard-wallet-from-seed/
Just don't forget to tap Options --> BIP39 Seed when electrum prompts you to enter your seed. Just to clarify you have a 12-word seed in you right?

https://electrum.org/#download *Download the latest version

Did you made sure that the email address you've used to sent the request to them is the same as the one you've used when you first opened your account?
And if provided the following information below:


If yes, You're good to go. Just try to follow up your problem by sending a PM to this user LiveCoin
or posting in their ANN thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1151791.0. By reading the recent posts of their ANN thread and some threads on Exchanges board, you're not the only one who's experiencing this, maybe its because of the high traffic again???

You should coordinate to a CEX affiliate regarding this. Try sending a PM to their staff here: CEX and you can either ask him to reply on your thread or discuss it privately, your choice. However I'm seeing that his last active date was January 19, 2018, 12:27:28 PM hmmm... He's usually here almost everyday.

Stop advertising a scam site here! This wallet is not even listed in bitcoin gold's official site: https://bitcoingold.org and it's not open source

Upon checking, This has been flagged as "malware" by electrum

Not really sure on why you're talking about an offline wallet here  .  I said it was "more like backing up rather than importing" because importing means adding/associating your private key/s into a wallet that supports it but you stated "...and store it somewhere safe" which is kinda vague since it can also be in other places which is not a wallet..

Another thing, There is a difference between sweeping and importing. Importing as I mentioned above is merely adding your private keys to a wallet while sweeping is sending your funds to your chosen address through an on-transaction and the private key that you swept won't be added to your wallet (where you sent the funds to).


You should probably consider importing and switching to a new wallet

NO! Antminereurope is not an official site, It is a phishing site of https://www.antminerdistribution.com

You'll see the links in my previous post stating people who got scammed by them, Pasting it again:

https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMining/comments/6yi629/antminer_europe_legit/
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2460327.msg25211922#msg25211922

Visit both sites and you'll see its difference such as on antminerdistribution there is a facebook page with a fairly good reviews and if you go to the "About" Section, you'll see their website and it is: antminerdistribution.com

Another thing is the payment methods, Antminerdistribution offers not just irreversible payment methods (Bitcoin) but also the reversible ones so you can open a dispute in case something bad happens as opposed to antminereurope which only offers irreversible and pseudonymous payment method which is bitcoin.

Also do a simple whois about them. You'll see that antminereurope is a newly registered anonymous site unlike antminerdistribution

Antminereurope: https://www.whois.com/whois/antminereurope.com
Antminerdistribution: https://www.whois.com/whois/antminerdistribution.com

Antminereurope?? You probably entered a phishing site of antminerdistribution. Below are the only emails listed on their site. And this is the correct URL: https://www.antminerdistribution.com


Meanwhile on the phishing site:



Have a look at this:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2460327.msg25211922#msg25211922
https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMining/comments/6yi629/antminer_europe_legit/

The only way to backup your 2fa code/s is to save their corresponding recovery/secret code or Qr code which can be seen when you first activated your 2fa.
These backup's can be used to import your 2fa code/s into another device or another auth app (Each 2fa code has a corresponding backup code)

Now if you don't have it, it'll be a case by case basis since each site has a different ways of handling this kind of problems.

For instance in coinbase, Since you can still access to your 2fa, you should be able to login without any problems and follow the steps below


As for bittrex, Refer to this: https://support.bittrex.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000198612-Troubleshooting-Two-Factor-Authentication-2FA-

It's actually been over a month and they still haven't fixed this problem. See it here: https://status.coinbase.com/incidents/9ln67q05v3s5. If an incident has been resolved, It will be stated but it's not which means they still haven't fixed it. Here is an example of a resolved problem: https://status.coinbase.com/incidents/bg5tgnb05l7x

This confirms it at the current status page


And yes, you shouldn't send another ticket as this can further delay their response

Do you know when did they shipped your parcel? Like some email will be sent to you informing that "your order/s has been shipped" because it might be possible that the problem lies in their shipping carrier/courier since everytime a holiday occurs (in your case christmas) lots of people are sending parcels either from an online shop or from family/friends which can cause delayed deliveries etc.. I actually had some orders last year that either didn't arrive (lost) or arrived very late  

Just like many other cryptocurrency involved services, Lykke is also under of high traffic. According to their blog post, Their userbase increased by 40% this December so it's also possible that it's still counting [Quoting the 40% below].


Furthermore by reading the same article, It seems like they recently switched to semi decentralized to centralized which indicates that more users will be verifying their accounts.
In short, It can take a while.

For your ease of mind, You can send a PM to their staff here (He's pretty active +1) : mtnsaa

Even the regular cloud mining contracts aren't producing enough profits anymore so how is this micro contracts any different? I'm guessing the payouts will be lower lol.

EDIT: Oh forget it, I visited the site and it is promising unsustainable profits which is a big red flag furthermore it's an anonymous and newly registered site.
Try doing a simple whois: https://www.whois.com/whois/bitcointrain.club

Definitely another ponzi scheme to stay away from

If I'm not wrong I think freewallet is a hosted one? And most hosted wallets store their users funds in a cold storage (at least it's what most of them claims) which is why when a user deposited X amount of funds, it'll be transferred to B address which they also own. In this case, It's for security reasons but there can be other reasons too such as organizing funds etc...

Anyways, Have you tried coordinating with their support team about this? You can try sending a PM to their staff here: Freewallet

Rebroadcasting is different from accelerating as it is just reminding the miners not to forget your transaction so it won't get dropped in their mempool, it doesn't necessarily mean that your transaction will be included in the next block. I say It's useful with stuck transactions that has a decent/high miner fee.

Then again since it's been stucked for 32 days, some nodes may have dropped it so It probably played a part either way. Go to any block explorer to view your transaction and tap the block 505065 and you'll see that it was relayed by Viabtc.

The trick is you have to use a good timer (I'm using this one: https://time.is/UTC) and and when XX:59:59 comes, click the tab where viabtc is and tap the submit button.
So yeah you have to fill in the captcha beforehand but then if you fill it in too early the token might expire.

Lol. I thought you had completely given up on this transaction (waiting for it to be dropped) which is why I didn't bother entering it on viabtc 

So yeah. I just added your transaction in their queue, expect a confirmation within a few hours.

Yeah most exchanges today have been experiencing several significant problems such as overloaded servers, incompetent or small number of staffs (at least with their support), regulation's (KYC,AML) etc...

It just proves that they can't handle the increasing number of users and I'm expecting it'll be getting worse as bitcoin's price increases and gain attention not just from an ordinary joe but also from legal authorities