Topic: [help] retriving my coins from my blockchain address - page 2. (Read 226 times)
You said you transferred the funds from an exchange? It sound more like a wallet if there is a "change" address involved that you you can see you own? What's the name of the exchange/wallet you used?
You keep saying blockchain. I'm not sure if that's a reference to Blockchain.com web wallet, Or their exchange "The pit" or to something else.
It would also help if you could mention the hardware wallet used, and you could post the transaction hash for the withdrawal/transfer you made.
I transferred my BTC from an exchange to a hardwallet and part of them did not go to the hardwallet. Looking at the transaction in an Explorer, I saw that the exchange's transfer was correctly sent to my address (input) on the blockchain; but upon exit (outputs), part went to the hardwallet addresses and part returned to my address on the blockchain. I don't know why this split happened; but the fact is that I can't move the BTC that were stuck in my address because neither the exchange can transfer them anymore (as they have already left there) nor the hardwallet can retrieve them (as it only generates anew address to someone send there). Does anyone have any tips on how I can transfer these BTC that are there at my address on the blockchain?
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