MT GOX... Where are my coins? [UPDATE : SOLVED]

[ymgve]

Post a screenshot of the program running. (with details like addresses blurred, if you feel like it)

[Maria]

Post a screenshot of the program running. (with details like addresses blurred, if you feel like it)

It's running, trust me.

[ymgve]

Post a screenshot of the program running. (with details like addresses blurred, if you feel like it)

It's running, trust me.

I'm more interested in the number of connections and block count you have in it.

[Maria]

4 connections - 131746 blocks

[ymgve]

Then I have no idea what might have happened. Get hold of someone more experienced and maybe they can figure something out from the debug log.

[btcminer]

8 connections is the standard amount bitcoin client tries to maintain. Try forwarding the bitcoin port on your router, could help.

[trentzb]

Your transaction hit the network. See it here. If the address you sent to is a MtGox address your balance should be reflected at MtGox shortly.

[ymgve]

Daamn, that's some old coins.

[Maria]

Thanks to all who looked into the problem. Since it looks like it did hit the network, I'll give MT GOX another 48 hrs and see what happens.

Maria

[trentzb]

To clarify what happened, you apparently sent 1500 BTC while you were not connected to the network and/or had network related issues at the time of the send. Your client knew you sent and subtracted it from your balance but the transaction was sitting queued up (in your client) ready to get pushed onto the network once you connected to some other nodes.

Until you successfully connect, the rest of the Bitcoin network and especially MtGox (your destination) had no idea that you intended to send 1500 BTC. Once you connected the transaction got pushed out onto the network and got included in a block shortly after, specifically block #131746. At this point the network knows about your transaction.

The important thing is to always have all blocks downloaded and at least a couple connections established in your client else any transactions you intend to send/receive will not appear to be successful.

I hope this helps.

[Maria]

To clarify what happened, you apparently sent 1500 BTC while you were not connected to the network and/or had network related issues at the time of the send. Your client knew you sent and subtracted it from your balance but the transaction was sitting queued up (in your client) ready to get pushed onto the network once you connected to some other nodes.

Until you successfully connect, the rest of the Bitcoin network and especially MtGox (your destination) had no idea that you intended to send 1500 BTC. Once you connected the transaction got pushed out onto the network and got included in a block shortly after, specifically block #131746. At this point the network knows about your transaction.

The important thing is to always have all blocks downloaded and at least a couple connections established in your client else any transactions you intend to send/receive will not appear to be successful.

I hope this helps.

First of all, Thank You! Clear as water. This means I must repeat the process with my other wallet, correct?

[Maria]

MT GOX Just funded my account. THANKS!!!

[soades]

Congrats Maria. Hope all goes well with future transactions. We are all in this together!!

[Maria]

Just transferred a decent amount of BTC to USD. Submitted a withdrawal request via Liberty Reserve. Now lets see how long that takes.

[trentzb]

First of all, Thank You! Clear as water. This means I must repeat the process with my other wallet, correct?

I must of missed the part about another wallet.

[MrSam]

I just wanted to confirm here that i have been doing business with Mt.Gox and so far everything works out fine. I got paid correctly as described.