How do I check if I have any stuck transactions

[JohnnySit]

Hi there!
I'm Johny, I'm new around here but been dealing with bitcoin since it was just $250 (since 2015)
&(Sad I didn't keep some for rainy days   )

my BTC address is 1JMyrc3LgbUntYRmPnJuMFTiS9z6ov3JP2 I opened it with blockchain . com ,

with more than 1,952 and 167 BTC going back and fourth how can I check if I got any transactions stuck?

&& does this address of mine worth something ANYTHING if it's from 2015? or I can get something for all the transactions I did?
'cause I've seen someone buying wallets with 0 balance from 2010 for $5000 and I don't know why he does that if the balance is 0.

Thanks a lot!

I'd appreciate any advice!

Johnny.

[TryNinja]

with more than 1,952 and 167 BTC going back and fourth how can I check if I got any transactions stuck?

There is no such thing. The address is empty.

&& does this address of mine worth something ANYTHING if it's from 2015? or I can get something for all the transactions I did?
'cause I've seen someone buying wallets with 0 balance from 2010 for $5000 and I don't know why he does that if the balance is 0.

Some people used to buy addresses for some reasons, like using it for taxes purposes or looking for airdrops (like forked coins or "CLAM"). But I haven't seem a lot of this anymore, specially considering that most fork coins are worthless.

Looking at Blockchair's explorer, looks like you only have 0.00015202 BCH and BSV, which were the amounts you had on the wallet when the chain was forked. But that's worth $0.04 and $0.02, respectively.

I don't think there is anything you can take from this addresses, even though it's from 2015.

[JohnnySit]

with more than 1,952 and 167 BTC going back and fourth how can I check if I got any transactions stuck?

There is no such thing. The address is empty.

&& does this address of mine worth something ANYTHING if it's from 2015? or I can get something for all the transactions I did?
'cause I've seen someone buying wallets with 0 balance from 2010 for $5000 and I don't know why he does that if the balance is 0.

Some people used to buy addresses for some reasons, like using it for taxes purposes or looking for airdrops (like forked coins or "CLAM"). But I haven't seem a lot of this anymore, specially considering that most fork coins are worthless.

Looking at Blockchair's explorer, looks like you only have 0.00015202 BCH and BSV, which were the amounts you had on the wallet when the chain was forked. But that's worth $0.04 and $0.02, respectively.

I don't think there is anything you can take from this addresses, even though it's from 2015.

Dam bro
I'm looking at my 2 BTC/0.5 BTC trades from 2015 and I wanna die lol

[pooya87]

it doesn't look like you have owned that much bitcoin at any time and the address never kept the received coins for that long. majority of the transactions i see from that address are small and remain unspent for 1 or 2 days on average. so obviously when the shitcoin forks took place during 2017 forkmania you either had no balance or had very little.

you can use this site http://www.findmycoins.ninja to check if you have any shitcoin to claim but unfortunately not for this address that has more than 50 txs but for anything else you may have.

[Lhaine]

Hi there!
I'm Johny, I'm new around here but been dealing with bitcoin since it was just $250 (since 2015)
&(Sad I didn't keep some for rainy days   )

my BTC address is 1JMyrc3LgbUntYRmPnJuMFTiS9z6ov3JP2 I opened it with blockchain . com ,

with more than 1,952 and 167 BTC going back and fourth how can I check if I got any transactions stuck?

&& does this address of mine worth something ANYTHING if it's from 2015? or I can get something for all the transactions I did?
'cause I've seen someone buying wallets with 0 balance from 2010 for $5000 and I don't know why he does that if the balance is 0.

Thanks a lot!

I'd appreciate any advice!

Johnny.

There is no use for buying an old wallet without any balance on it.

And that's price you mention is unreasonable there is no way some one will use that money for just a wallet .

Can you tell me where did you heard that there are people looking for old wallet this is my first time heard it.

[JeromeTash]

There is no use for buying an old wallet without any balance on it.

And that's price you mention is unreasonable there is no way some one will use that money for just a wallet .

Can you tell me where did you heard that there are people looking for old wallet this is my first time heard it.

Like TryNinja said, there are so many reasons certain people would want to buy old addresses with Zero balance but it's less common these days thou I don't think they would be worth $5K.

Check out these examples
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5168025.0
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1962713.0
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5198603.0
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5105185.0

[aesma]

For tax purposes, that's interesting.

OP, you most likely saw wallets sold for high amounts that had balance, but with a lost password. Still not a good idea to buy those, and most people know this so they only sell for small amounts these days. Also there is no way to know if the wallet hasn't been sold to multiple people already so it's bad all around.

I suggest you buy any amount of BTC you can, regularly, each month for example, and keep it. You will most certainly be glad you did in a few years time.