Quote from: tgerty117546 on January 09, 2018, 04:43:22 PM

I have changed values. And I don't thinks its a bad address I can remember getting this addresss off my blockchain app from within my wallet just don't know how I did it. also I can see all transactions made with this address. it has zero transactions. so if somehow it was a malware or something trying to steal my funds they were not successful.

Zero transactions? I thought this address has $5K??

What I'm saying is in the copy paste virus, it's possible that what you copied may not be the same when you pasted it e.g. copied address 1 but Address 2 showed up when you pasted it in the withdraw platform. If a user didn't checked what he pasted then it's possible that the funds were withdrawn in address 2 which is not his. It's just a speculation and nothing is clear. You can ignore this in short Cry

Quote from: tgerty117546 on January 09, 2018, 04:52:26 PM

I used wallet explorer. can you explain what im looking at please. it shows the transaction and the wallet used.

That explorer is kinda different from the usual ones as you can able to see it's associated addresses (addresses which are a part of his account) and from which wallet does it belong although it's limited.