In a nut shell:
I've held a constant balance of 2.04 btc in a single Mulitbit wallet (untouched) for several years.
Two weeks ago I set up a new desktop machine and transfered my Wallet successfully.
The Wallet showed a balance of 2+ BTC at least six times over a two week period.
The Wallet test:
Nov 25th 2016 - I spent .00036 BTC from this wallet containing 2.04 BTC.
Since that transaction this wallet now shows a 1.45 BTC spendable balance.
Over .59 BTC (approx 430$) is now held frozen or un-spendable, apparently.
IIRC I agreed to a .0001 btc fee which was automatically added to the transaction amount(s).
I haven't dared to test the other wallet parameters until this is cleared up.
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https://www.34145.com/1.jpgI've made several small successful Multibit wallet transactions over the years.
I don't recall any unspendable interference in my BTC balance ever. Certainly not 430$!
Now, as explained, I must locate and claim the missing/frozen/unspendable 430$!
Call me "Old School" I won't deny it. I'm not capable of comprehending Common Core math.
How is the unspendable amount reclaimed?
What steps must be taken to correct the spendable balance back to 2+BTC?
I appreciate your continued attempt to help me make sense of my dilemma.