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bitofnick (OP)
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November 24, 2013, 11:06:41 AM
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Hi guys im new and have been using the Multibit 0.5.15 for several months now,

i Started a transaction today and sent 6.7 btc to 1FkbkeyVtdk6LHPww2TBj8CFE9ugTn3avs
from my wallet 1L1ket17upCBxurKQVkf1auYUWhY2p2JD4

the transaction was unconfirmed for about 1 hr so i clicked on reset blockchain from the day before.
my wallet then showed no transaction and 6.7btc missing from the wallet.
i contacted the exchange and told them this and they said that it didnt show up in the Blockchain and asked me to send it again
to the same address, so i did and it worked and took out another 6.7btc.

so after another reset of blockchain i am still missing the 6.7btc.

will these coins come back to my wallet at some stage?

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November 24, 2013, 04:51:20 PM
Last edit: November 24, 2013, 05:09:30 PM by DannyHamilton
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Looking at the address 1L1ket17upCBxurKQVkf1auYUWhY2p2JD4 here:
https://blockchain.info/address/1L1ket17upCBxurKQVkf1auYUWhY2p2JD4

It appears that you've received a total of 55.85120227 BTC in 17 transactions (paying a total of 0.00144325 in fees) as of this moment:


It appears that you've sent a total of 55.85246933 BTC in 12 transactions as of this moment:


This should leave a balance of 0.00017619 BTC.

If this does not match the balance displayed by your wallet, then one of the following has likely occurred:

  • Your MultiBit wallet has multiple addresses.  Some of your current balance is distributed across additional addresses
  • Your MultiBit wallet is out of sync. You need to reset the blockchain.
  • Your wallet is damaged and has records of transactions that never made it into the blockchain.
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