Don't leave your crypto assets on any exchange platform too, maybe it's considerable in a short term but not in the long term.
The duration of the storage shouldn't be a deciding factor though. Only the purpose of it.
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Don't leave your crypto assets on any exchange platform too, maybe it's considerable in a short term but not in the long term.
The duration of the storage shouldn't be a deciding factor though. Only the purpose of it.For example if you are actively trading on an exchange and using the funds you have there, then it makes sense to keep your coins in your exchange account for as long as you are trading whether it is short term or long term.
But if you are not trading at all and just using that account as storage, even a second is too long.
yeah these online wallets are pathetic. Kraken support generally takes only a couple hours at most a day.
COinbase is just as inept as those wallets as ive yet to get my 2FA code resent.
the first code expired since it came about 2-3 days later when i wasnt around my computer and now i cant get a new one sent.
i cant believe some people consider coinbase top five exchanges !?
No, I won't, all custodial and online/web wallet isn't worth it to entrust your crypto asset. COinbase is just as inept as those wallets as ive yet to get my 2FA code resent.
the first code expired since it came about 2-3 days later when i wasnt around my computer and now i cant get a new one sent.
i cant believe some people consider coinbase top five exchanges !?
Just do as suggested on the first page, Electrum is very reliable upon storing any amount as long as your private key is in your control, not like those wallets that I mentioned above, the online/web wallets which you didn't have full control of the private key, remember this rule "Not your key, Not your coins".
Don't leave your crypto assets on any exchange platform too, maybe it's considerable in a short term but not in the long term.
yeah these online wallets are pathetic. Kraken support generally takes only a couple hours at most a day.
COinbase is just as inept as those wallets as ive yet to get my 2FA code resent.
the first code expired since it came about 2-3 days later when i wasnt around my computer and now i cant get a new one sent.
i cant believe some people consider coinbase top five exchanges !?
COinbase is just as inept as those wallets as ive yet to get my 2FA code resent.
the first code expired since it came about 2-3 days later when i wasnt around my computer and now i cant get a new one sent.
i cant believe some people consider coinbase top five exchanges !?
I think i was in agreement with you, at the time and didnt trust these wallets either.
I may have created the btc wallet just to cash in my less than 1K account of variataseum i had at the time into btc cuz i dont remem ber having many options, when i closing up shop so to speak and moving to usa.
now that btc is worth 2k so its worth chasing it down
There are many cases there which is about people is not receiving the Authorization email to access our wallet on any device, if you have logged into their app it may not be needed everytime but now you have to wait for the support team which may take a week or even more and just follow whatever steps they give you to access your wallet. I may have created the btc wallet just to cash in my less than 1K account of variataseum i had at the time into btc cuz i dont remem ber having many options, when i closing up shop so to speak and moving to usa.
now that btc is worth 2k so its worth chasing it down
I think i was in agreement with you, at the time and didnt trust these wallets either.
I may have created the btc wallet just to cash in my less than 1K account of variataseum i had at the time into btc cuz i dont remem ber having many options, when i closing up shop so to speak and moving to usa.
now that btc is worth 2k so its worth chasing it down
I may have created the btc wallet just to cash in my less than 1K account of variataseum i had at the time into btc cuz i dont remem ber having many options, when i closing up shop so to speak and moving to usa.
now that btc is worth 2k so its worth chasing it down
90 percent of my holdings i left in kraken account which i now have access to it and eth in MEW
Glad to see that you have recovered your asset and transfer it into a wallet that you have hold the private and not trying any third party like waiting for a confirmation from your email address. Just buy a hardware wallet for this, it support both Bitcoin and altcoins and stored in into a safe place. Quote
Im still waiting to hear back from blockchain after sending them a support ticket request.
I don't meant it to discourage you but the fact is, you're get very lucky if there's a response for their support, we're all know here that they have a poor customer supports which take for how many weeks before they will respond. I tend to agree above, never use this wallet again.
Well i think i was kinda desperate for cash a few yrs ago and had already quadrupled my original investment so i pulled out my original investment amt and everything thats left online is just play/free money
theres not much in my ether wallet or my btc wallet, 90 percent of my holdings i left in kraken account which i now have access to it and eth in MEW
now im just trying to get back the 4% of my holdings lost in btc wallet.
Im still waiting to hear back from blockchain after sending them a support ticket request.
no luck on email access yet either.
theres not much in my ether wallet or my btc wallet, 90 percent of my holdings i left in kraken account which i now have access to it and eth in MEW
now im just trying to get back the 4% of my holdings lost in btc wallet.
Im still waiting to hear back from blockchain after sending them a support ticket request.
no luck on email access yet either.
no i never store ANYTHING in the cloud or make any accounts with browsers.
A bit strange then that you would use an online web wallet to store all your coins.So i downloaded my own passwrod generator and made my own keys manually
The talk about the password is irrelevant at the moment. You need to first obtain the wallet file to try the password on. Have you tried following the link I gave above to download your blockchain.com wallet file? Have you had any success recovering the associated email address?what does everyone think of myetherwallet for safety and security?
what is it exactly? a way to pay people ethereum and buy stuff online?
It's an interface for Ethereum wallets. How secure it is depends on how you use it. It can be used as an insecure web wallet similar to blockchain.com, or it can be used as an interface for a more secure wallet such as a hardware wallet.what is it exactly? a way to pay people ethereum and buy stuff online?
And what is LPT thats also in my etherwallet? some bonus token awarded to users in last few yrs?
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/livepeer/. A random token which was airdropped to all addresses holding Ethereum at the time.
no i never store ANYTHING in the cloud or make any accounts with browsers.
I assume everything out in the internet is hacked sooner or later and unless its official online banking or gvt website i always give fake names, fake bdays fake adress etc.
So i downloaded my own passwrod generator and made my own keys manually
what does everyone think of myetherwallet for safety and security?
what is it exactly? a way to pay people ethereum and buy stuff online?
i remeber setting it up but have never used it anywhere and luckily my money is still there.
And what is LPT thats also in my etherwallet? some bonus token awarded to users in last few yrs?
I assume everything out in the internet is hacked sooner or later and unless its official online banking or gvt website i always give fake names, fake bdays fake adress etc.
So i downloaded my own passwrod generator and made my own keys manually
what does everyone think of myetherwallet for safety and security?
what is it exactly? a way to pay people ethereum and buy stuff online?
i remeber setting it up but have never used it anywhere and luckily my money is still there.
And what is LPT thats also in my etherwallet? some bonus token awarded to users in last few yrs?
and i think i remember looking into how to download my own software & make my own passwords with a password generator that had 29 maybe 30 or like 58 characters as options
Any chance this was a password manager as well?
Speaking of, browsers have built in password managers. Are you the type that saves login info in your browser? and possibly have an account connected with the browser as well? if so, there's a chance you might have synced it so it's been saved in a cloud. Try looking into it if you haven't.
PS: it's not advisable to save important passwords in your browser and cloud accounts.
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Huh. That's new, although it has been a few years since I last made a blockchain.com for testing purposes (I wouldn't trust them to hold a single satoshi of my money). It used to simply look like this: https://web.archive.org/web/20190830034116/https://login.blockchain.com/#/signupStill, this isn't enough since most people will just tick to agree to anything and hardly anyone will read the linked page. Seed phrases should be displayed to all users and then checked on the next screen, much like Electrum does.
One of the many many problems with blockchain.com wallets is that at no point does it force or even recommend to the user to write down the 12 word seed phrase....
I'm not a fan of blockchain.com wallet and due to obvious reasons, I always recommend anyone to stay away from it. But they warn about importance of having the seed phrase when creating a wallet.
Of course, that's not enough and they should force the user to backup the seed phrase.
blockchain.com
well if blockchain wasnt telling everyone to save that seedphrase then tht could make sense.
I submitted a request to them. we shall see what happens
I submitted a request to them. we shall see what happens
If it's blockchain.com wallet, you should have exported the seed phrase as a backup for your wallet.
One of the many many problems with blockchain.com wallets is that at no point does it force or even recommend to the user to write down the 12 word seed phrase. A new user would have no idea they were supposed to do this, or indeed, that they can even access their 12 word seed phrase, since it is buried in the settings menu. It is entirely possible to set up and use a blockchain.com wallet without even knowing what a seed phrase is, which is exactly what OP has said has happened to him.Blockchain.com's support are notoriously useless. You can try emailing them and explaining the situation, but I'd bet all my bitcoin that they will provide you with absolutely no help whatsoever.
You will need to gain access to the email address you used to set up this account. You could try downloading the wallet file using btcrecover (instructions here: https://btcrecover.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Usage_Examples/2020-05-08_Recovering_Blockchain_Wallet_Passwords/Example_Recovering_Blockchain_Wallet_Passwords/#example-1-using-a-tokenlist-to-recover-wallet-main-password-from-a-wallet-file) without having access to your email account, but it's a long shot, and even then you'll still need to know or brute force the associated password.
i dont ever remember 12 phrase password or i wouldve wrote it down on all 4 different places. Actually i just heard of this 12 word password this week looking into this.
That's not password. That's called seed phrase (or mnemonic phrase, or recovery phrase).If it's blockchain.com wallet, you should have exported the seed phrase as a backup for your wallet.
some site on the net said i could download the whole blockchain and when thats done, all 300 GIGS of it , i can search for my wallet on there?
You don't need to download the blockchain. That won't help you at all. If your wallet ID looks like the format posted by Potato Chips above, you need to login into blockchain.com wallet. That's impossible if you don't have access to your email address.
I dont think its a MINI PRIVATE KEY as mine doesnt start with an S
i dont ever remember 12 phrase password or i wouldve wrote it down on all 4 different places. Actually i just heard of this 12 word password this week looking into this.
i think i remember just searching for the most popular wallet at the time in 2017 and created the wallet there
and i think i remember looking into how to download my own software & make my own passwords with a password generator that had 29 maybe 30 or like 58 characters as options
I know my adress has significant bitcoin enough to worry about but probly not enough to hire a professional to hack or find out how to get access to it,
I also dont remeber any dat files or jason files related to my crypto
some site on the net said i could download the whole blockchain and when thats done, all 300 GIGS of it , i can search for my wallet on there?
i dont ever remember 12 phrase password or i wouldve wrote it down on all 4 different places. Actually i just heard of this 12 word password this week looking into this.
i think i remember just searching for the most popular wallet at the time in 2017 and created the wallet there
and i think i remember looking into how to download my own software & make my own passwords with a password generator that had 29 maybe 30 or like 58 characters as options
I know my adress has significant bitcoin enough to worry about but probly not enough to hire a professional to hack or find out how to get access to it,
I also dont remeber any dat files or jason files related to my crypto
some site on the net said i could download the whole blockchain and when thats done, all 300 GIGS of it , i can search for my wallet on there?
4. lastly i have something, probly a password that looks a random generated 30 character password
its labled BC /Ether and 30 characters
Does the 30-character "password" looks similar to a "mini private key" as described in this topic:its labled BC /Ether and 30 characters
[overview] Recover Bitcoin from any old storage format ?
If so, try to import it to Electrum (electrum.org) and see if it will restore the address listed in your paper.
[Take your time to verify Electrum's signature before using it for extra security | Select the option "Import bitcoin addresses or private keys" when creating a wallet]
yep, my wallet resembles that exactly but i never wrote down or remember being given any 12 word passphrase thing ever
Do you have any other backup from 4 different locations?
I mean other files on that 4 location as you said.
Because If you created a wallet last 2013 there is another file being generated after you created wallet from blockchain.info it's called wallet.aes.json if you have this file you can decrypt it to get your wallet's private key or something useful to recover your BTC.
yep, my wallet resembles that exactly but i never wrote down or remember being given any 12 word passphrase thing ever
As @Potato Chips suggested it's a blockchain.info (now blockchain.com) account. It's too bad you didn't write down the seed phrase. You could have recovered your wallet with that alone using any desktop wallet that supports Bip39 seed phrases.
Never the less, you should contact their support team and explain the situation.
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