you found what may have been a virus on your computer? I can't see how you connect that up to your lost coins though?
Lost coins from multiple wallets too? I find it hard to believe that a virus did this.
More likely, it seems to me, is that someone got physical access to your computer and sent the coins to their own coin wallets..
(is this the case, where the coins were in the wallet up until the exact instant that the wallet synched? And in every case, is that what happened? Or were the coins gone prior to synching, so as soon as the wallet rezzed, the coins were already missing? I don't know why the wallets would need to synch first and then the coins suddenly dissappear or suddenly get sent?)
If that is the case of suddenly sending coins at the exact instant of synching, then it may be a virus?
Ok, so you 'THINK' the scenario was like that?
Are you uncertain what happened?
If the coins were in the wallet prior to the wallet synching, and then suddenly dissappeared at the exact instant of synching, then that is important info.
But if the coins were gone prior to synching, then there is more likelyhood of someone having taken/sent your coins by gaining physical access to your computer.
So, which one is it?
1- were the coins gone when the wallet first rezzed prior to synching(seems more likely to be someone gaining physical access to your computer this way)
2- the coins were in the wallet, but suddenly got sent(dissappeared) at the exact instant when the wallet synched(seems more likely to be a virus this way)
This is something I am wondering about in this case. I have learned in my life, that people I thought I trusted, at times might even stab me in the back or even 'betray'. Is it possible someone gained physical access and stole your coins off of you? someone you trust and know most likely.
Under every transaction we can see the exact date when it occurs. Dates where different from the moment wallet synced, like a several hours to 2 days before.
