just_nonce

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  • Wait, hold up. I don't get it. Why would anyone trust their funds with you instead of keeping it with their own wallet? Plus, 0.2 ETH fee just to withdraw seems off.

  • You meant Electrum, right? That’s what Loyce suggested. Exodus desktop wasn’t part of the plan.

  • Did you check if the private key matches any address in Exodus? Or did they just tell you there are no funds? Also, have you tried looking up the address on sites like Blockchair or mempool.space? Might help clear up…

  • You on Electrum? That should sync in seconds unless your wallet has tons of addresses. Check the bottom right corner for a red or green dot. If it's red, click it and try connecting to a different server.

  • I’d be shocked if we see the previous high again, much less 200k or 250k. 126k seems like the peak for now. We might see some movement, but nothing too crazy, imo.

  • with that trading volume under 1000 bucks, it’s pretty much dead. not much online about it either. according to their Coingecko page, it’s a Proof of Work coin. but seriously, look at their website... not very…

  • I’m just curious how you managed to bump fees in the first place if your transaction didn’t have RBF enabled. Did I miss something important here?

  • Can you share the TXID for both transactions? That would help a lot. I remember someone mentioning that you can’t boost fees for imported wallets in BlueWallet. If you did manage to do that, maybe you can also cancel…

  • I read that payments could be made in Chinese Yuan or stablecoins... honestly though, I doubt it. Why choose major stablecoins when their wallets can so easily be tracked? BTC feels like a better option if they want…

  • Just like any software wallet, use the seed phrase. You can grab a new ledger or any wallet that supports it. But honestly, wouldn’t recommend just any wallet if you’re using hardware for security.

  • So, Trump didn’t actually sell any Bitcoin himself, it’s his company running the show. His sons are also in on it.

  • No way, that can't happen. Can you clarify what you're after? Trying to track down a thief or what? Why would you even want to locate your own wallet?

  • You can find many of these company addresses listed here: Strategy, MetaPlanet, BitMine, etc. I doubt they can manipulate the market without being noticed. They're in it for the long haul anyway.

  • True, but if this was a public RPC issue, I would've seen it on other platforms too, right? Not just Polygon. I checked their TOS and didn’t see my country mentioned, just OFAC stuff.

  • I wasn’t even prompted for any transaction signing! Just got that error on the site. Tried to disconnect my wallet and log back in, then got a new error I’ve never seen before. Using a VPN actually helped.

  • Nah, it wasn’t liquid staking. They just rolled that out. I did delegate at that link, but since it's the polygon portal, I didn't think I'd have to look somewhere else.

  • Is anyone else having issues staking POL on the official site? I remembered I had some funds there and now I'm completely stuck. Can't unbond or withdraw, just getting a boring "Transaction failed. Please try again"…

  • They definitely want to know where your funds came from. It can take time. If you’re not ready to share info, it might be better to avoid those exchanges.

  • Honestly, you might be overthinking it. Exchanges use fancy tracking methods, but using a mixer doesn’t mean you’ll get locked out. Many have used mixers without issues.

  • Exchanges have this thing called "Know Your Transaction" or KYT. It's like a system that checks where your funds came from. If it’s from a mixer, gambling site, or linked to something shady, they’ll flag it. They assess…

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