Topic: What to do when withdrawing to a non-existent BTC address? (Read 1081 times)
The coins should be there when you load in the backup and rescan. Doesn't really matter how old.
I did do backups in some point, but after transferring all coins to the new computer I gave the old computer away...
anyway, its gone now and I see the 9 BTC as a way to support the bitcoin community. we have now 21 million coins - 9 BTC :-) - many more people losing some of their coins
anyway, its gone now and I see the 9 BTC as a way to support the bitcoin community. we have now 21 million coins - 9 BTC :-) - many more people losing some of their coins
I just withdrew 9 BTC to an address from an old computer that I do not have anymore (I uninstalled the BTC client beforehand)
You never made a backup of the wallet on that old computer?
no. unless you gets the computer back, and the harddisk(s) is not touched/formatted/broken.
If uninstalling doesn't delete the wallet.dat, you should be able to just reinstall bitcoin (or move the wallet to a computer that has bitcoin installed) and get your coins back.
If you don't have the wallet for that address anymore, that wallet is stuck with the 9BTC, unfortunately.
You probably can't.
Hi experts,
I have a withdrawal issue.
I just withdrew 9 BTC to an address from an old computer that I do not
have anymore (I uninstalled the BTC client beforehand)
How can I get the 9 BTC back?
thanks
I have a withdrawal issue.
I just withdrew 9 BTC to an address from an old computer that I do not
have anymore (I uninstalled the BTC client beforehand)
How can I get the 9 BTC back?
thanks
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