I purchased BTC 0.02 last Friday, November 10. It was sent to my BTC adress generated from my Bitcoin.com wallet (1Ap38PHseeKk4yfm3v7asuhjQ9SY4W5kn). It showed up there within minutes, but remained unconfirmed for days (I understand why due to recent events on the blockchain, etc.). Now ...
You're very welcome, and I really am very sorry that I can't do more to assist at this current point in time. Our devs are the only ones that can resolve the problem. :(
Thanks for the response, Fremont.
Still kinda spooked, but feel a bit (just a tiny ...
^This is particularly important; there are very few circumstances in which you would ever need to email private keys, and it is always a security risk to do so. Email was mentioned as the ability to copy the private keys to your device's clipboard via the ...
The 12 word wallet seed is all you need for a backup. You should NOT email them to yourself. Write them down with a pen and paper, and put them somewhere safe.
If your current computer with your wallet breaks, you can just enter those 12 words into a new install of our wallet software, and ...
Ok, so I'm gonna go full noob here (as I am one and I'm atechnical as fuck). I thought I understood a bit about the workings of the wallet, but I see now that I don't. So here goes my interpretation:
- I have my private key safely stored somewhere (on ...
So if I backup my Bitcoin.com software wallet, where does my backup go, i.e. where can I find the backupfile on my desktop? At least, I'm under the impression it's a software wallet, since I installed it on my desktop.
I'm expecting a .dat file somewhere, but where the hell is it?