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February 25, 2019, 09:39:45 AM |
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I think this was just an error from the wallet and something went wrong because if you search for exodus wallet reviews you will mostly find only positive reviews. You should contact their customer support and I'm sure they will be able to fix the problem
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wilburwilbur
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February 25, 2019, 10:22:36 AM |
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If your transaction isnt there yet (blockchain is fast atm) then better create a support ticket asap. You might have made a mistake on the process.
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pfefferlukas94 (OP)
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February 25, 2019, 11:46:32 AM |
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Thank you guys for your reactions. I contacted `Exodus` support and waiting for response. I'll post result.
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February 25, 2019, 12:11:09 PM |
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That's a huge transaction fee if that's really true, 20$ fee for a 30$ transaction ? Some exchanges and wallets seems to get away alot with unreasonably high transaction fees lately, also bancor exchange does the same shit with eth transaction fees... Do yourself a favor and always do a little research about any wallet and exchange that you're going to use to avoid these situations.
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pfefferlukas94 (OP)
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February 25, 2019, 12:21:45 PM |
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That's a huge transaction fee if that's really true, 20$ fee for a 30$ transaction ? Some exchanges and wallets seems to get away alot with unreasonably high transaction fees lately, also bancor exchange does the same shit with eth transaction fees... Do yourself a favor and always do a little research about any wallet and exchange that you're going to use to avoid these situations. You are correct. $20 fee for $30 exchange? it is not logical. Exodus didn't said to me about hidden fees!
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February 25, 2019, 12:28:08 PM |
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Exodus did response to me:Thank you for reaching out. I'm so sorry to hear about this trouble with the exchange! Rest assured, I am here to resolve this for you. First, I would like to assure you that your funds are still in your wallet. This is our fault - the change amount is not showing up in Exodus. We released a fix for this issue recently. Please upgrade to version 19.2.20 - here's how:
1. Close Exodus
2. Download the latest version from here: https://www.exodus.io/download/
3. Run the installer
4. Open Exodus again
5. Refresh your wallet by clicking the BTC logo and then clicking on "Rescan" http://support.exodus.io/article/75-how-do-i-refresh-my-wallet After upgrading and refreshing, you should see the funds there in your wallet.when I sent screen shot of my blockchain site, they answered me: screen shot:https://ibb.co/9wrcq0mThank you for getting back to me here.
I'm sorry for the confusion. There is nothing to worry about, the second output in the transaction is change money coming back to your wallet. This is normal.
Let me explain: imagine you want to pay for a $5 item with a $20 bill. You take $20 out of your wallet (which contained, say $100), you pay for the $5 item and receive $15 back. The total amount of money you have after paying for the transaction is $95.
Transactions on the BTC network function the same way but they're not limited to fixed amounts like bank notes. So you will see your transactions being created from one or several inputs from different addresses with several outputs for the change money coming back to different addresses.
We've written an article to help our customers understand how change addresses work. Please have a read through when you have time: http://support.exodus.io/article/109-what-are-bitcoin-change-addresses
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February 25, 2019, 12:31:54 PM |
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That's a huge transaction fee if that's really true, 20$ fee for a 30$ transaction ? Some exchanges and wallets seems to get away alot with unreasonably high transaction fees lately, also bancor exchange does the same shit with eth transaction fees... Do yourself a favor and always do a little research about any wallet and exchange that you're going to use to avoid these situations. That thread was late 2017. Fees actually did get up that high during Bitcoin's epic run to $20k.
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February 25, 2019, 03:53:50 PM |
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Base on your txid, the .0139 BTC is only the total input of your transaction, the 0.00830234 BTC was already sent for exchange purposes as you mentioned and the 0.0054689 BTC that you're saying that was stolen from you is just a change from the 0.0139 BTC, which supposedly will be sent back to you but since there's a software error from their side then that happens.
Now I ask if your balance is now reflected to your total funds? Coz exodus would never scam for merely +20$ IMO, I'm not siding to anyone since I get nothing for it, though there's still a chance, but if you can think it again they would never do that, that's why they want to help you solve your problem.
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February 26, 2019, 07:33:13 AM |
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Have you solved this issue? Exodus is a great wallet, I use it and I would like to know how the solution is going. At the same time, I do not think that you were deceived, this is just a technical error, and it will be corrected anyway.
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pfefferlukas94 (OP)
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February 26, 2019, 09:15:46 AM |
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Have you solved this issue? Exodus is a great wallet, I use it and I would like to know how the solution is going. At the same time, I do not think that you were deceived, this is just a technical error, and it will be corrected anyway.
Not yet. Blockchin site saying I have 0.0139 BTC output. but Exodus saying 0.00830234BTC to output! Blockchin saying I have 0.04127677 BTC in my wallet and Exodus saying 0.04674567BTC !!! Watch here: https://ibb.co/28zGPFM
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magneto
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February 26, 2019, 10:17:53 AM |
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Have you solved this issue? Exodus is a great wallet, I use it and I would like to know how the solution is going. At the same time, I do not think that you were deceived, this is just a technical error, and it will be corrected anyway.
Not yet. Blockchin site saying I have 0.0139 BTC output. but Exodus saying 0.00830234BTC to output! Blockchin saying I have 0.04127677 BTC in my wallet and Exodus saying 0.04674567BTC !!! Watch here: https://ibb.co/28zGPFMWhat relationship does your exodus wallet have with your blockchain.com wallet? Did you export the seeds of your entire exodus wallet onto this blockchain.com wallet, or only the private keys of an address? What exodus is trying to say here is that the other part of the transaction went to a change address, which is still controlled by you - which is completely normal and I don't see a problem there. As long as your exodus wallet shows the correct amount after updating and installing the new software there is really nothing to worry about. I'd suggest that you read into what they sent you, because change addresses are quite commonly used in all wallet management software. I struggle to understand why your blockchain.com wallet doesn't reflect the change address's balance as well (perhaps you never imported that particular address, or blockchain.com doesn't support bech32 addresses), but Exodus is certainly not a scam. I've used them plenty of times without issues, and their exchange function is well tested. If you have any more queries, message support.
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pfefferlukas94 (OP)
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February 26, 2019, 11:06:48 AM |
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Have you solved this issue? Exodus is a great wallet, I use it and I would like to know how the solution is going. At the same time, I do not think that you were deceived, this is just a technical error, and it will be corrected anyway.
Not yet. Blockchin site saying I have 0.0139 BTC output. but Exodus saying 0.00830234BTC to output! Blockchin saying I have 0.04127677 BTC in my wallet and Exodus saying 0.04674567BTC !!! Watch here: https://ibb.co/28zGPFMWhat relationship does your exodus wallet have with your blockchain.com wallet? Did you export the seeds of your entire exodus wallet onto this blockchain.com wallet, or only the private keys of an address? What exodus is trying to say here is that the other part of the transaction went to a change address, which is still controlled by you - which is completely normal and I don't see a problem there. As long as your exodus wallet shows the correct amount after updating and installing the new software there is really nothing to worry about. I'd suggest that you read into what they sent you, because change addresses are quite commonly used in all wallet management software. I struggle to understand why your blockchain.com wallet doesn't reflect the change address's balance as well (perhaps you never imported that particular address, or blockchain.com doesn't support bech32 addresses), but Exodus is certainly not a scam. I've used them plenty of times without issues, and their exchange function is well tested. If you have any more queries, message support. I intalled Jaxx on my system. Jax says the same thing that blockchain saying. https://ibb.co/ftvg9bkhttps://ibb.co/7SNh9kqhttps://ibb.co/dp2QVv0
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February 26, 2019, 03:47:44 PM |
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Problem solved. Jaxx and Blockchain.com do not support SegwitExodus Support response:1. Change Addresses First, I'd like to clarify that seeing two outputs on a BTC transaction is normal. This is how BTC is designed to work.
When you send a transaction, your wallet sends the smallest available BTC input to cover the entire outbound transaction, it then sends the remainder (change) back to a new address in your wallet. This is just like using a $10 bill to pay for a $7 item. You give the cashier the $10 and they immediately hand $3 back. Similarly, BTC is sent in one big piece and then the change is immediately moved back into your wallet.
The smallest available piece of BTC that was in your wallet was the 0.0139 BTC so it was used in the exchange transaction. In your order, 0.00830234 BTC of that input was sent to our exchange partner, and the remainder of 0.0054689 BTC was immediately moved to your change address: bc1q8n25wwgty6esmvsah0fymdhw08mrl0lkmyd7m5
Here is the Bitcoin Wiki page that goes into more detail about how change works in BTC: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Change
2. Segwit The most important thing to note here is that your change address for this transaction is a Segwit address. Not all wallets and explorers support Segwit, and that is why the transactions are not displaying correctly across multiple platforms.
Here is the Bitcoin Wiki page that talks more about Segwit: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Segregated_Witness
3. Jaxx and Blockchain.com do not support Segwit Jaxx wallet does not support Segwit. This means that any BTC stored in Segwit addresses within your Exodus wallet will not display in Jaxx. This doesn't mean that your funds are not in your wallet, it simply means that Jaxx doesn't yet support displaying Segwit addresses yet. Here is their article clarifying that they do not support Segwit at this time: Jaxx Support - Bitcoin Segwit in The Jaxx Wallet
Blockchain.com also doesn’t support Segwit addresses currently. There are however other block explorers that do support checking balances of Segwit addresses. Here is your Segwit change address on two other block explorers: Blockstream: bc1q8n25wwgty6esmvsah0fymdhw08mrl0lkmyd7m5 Blockchair: bc1q8n25wwgty6esmvsah0fymdhw08mrl0lkmyd7m5
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February 26, 2019, 05:19:23 PM |
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Good thing that it is already resolved.This is really just a non-clear situation for OP how outbound/inbound change address transactions works. Exodus wont scam for just $20. lol
Since this problem is already solved then better locked out this thread.
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magneto
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February 27, 2019, 02:03:04 AM |
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Blockchain.com also doesn’t support Segwit addresses currently. There are however other block explorers that do support checking balances of Segwit addresses. Here is your Segwit change address on two other block explorers: Blockstream: bc1q8n25wwgty6esmvsah0fymdhw08mrl0lkmyd7m5 Blockchair: bc1q8n25wwgty6esmvsah0fymdhw08mrl0lkmyd7m5[/tt]
Just as I thought. I've used exodus pretty much since the beginning, and I've seen others who have used their service without any issues. Their support has always been prompt and answers in quite some detail, which is rare to see in today's crypto industry. I wouldn't use them as a cold wallet but I don't think that a minor mistake like this warrants such high level of panic. It was obviously an issue of segwit support that caused all the confusion, but since you hold your own private keys with Exodus, and they never have access to your seeds or private keys, they can't just scam you out of your money. I wouldn't be deterred from using them just from this instance if I were you. As milewilda said, you can lock the thread now with bottom controls.
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