Quote from: camosoul on February 27, 2014, 07:07:42 PM

Quote from: SlidingHorn on February 27, 2014, 06:34:15 PM

Wrong. It applies VERY MUCH to this situation, as if you haven't properly protected your account, it's possible (maybe even likely) that the account was phished or hacked, etc. and that is the cause of this whole issue to begin with....next:

I have not been phished or compromised. Lets just drop this, ok? It's nonsense.

Quote from: SlidingHorn on February 27, 2014, 06:34:15 PM

[/b] I'm not arguing to be a jerk. I'm arguing because you're in here asking for help, but refuse to provide any information that would allow people to do so. I'm doing this so we *can* help you

I understand this now. I should not have posted this thread. I'm seeing gibberish in the wallet records and blockchain that is not only impossible, but also counter intuitive and self-conflicting. I'm writing it off as a loss because it's not going to get solved since there is no way I can contact Blockchain.info about it, and they can't do anything anyway because they don't control the keys. I'm simply out of luck.

Sent big pile of BTC to Address A at Blockchain.info. Received it, as expected. Created address B on Blockchain.info. Sent Small amount of BTC through their send-mixer-thingy to Address B. Never happened.

At EXACTLY the same moment, Address C appeared out of nowhere.

All money sent to Address A 12 hours ago now shows as having never been sent to Address A, but having been sent to Address C. Simultaneously, records also show that the remaining balance from Address A was sent to Address C. Impossible for both to be true. Impossible for a transaction that was approx 60 confirmations deep to just go poof. Impossible that a transaction appro 60 tx deep in blocks just poof, isn't there anymore. Impossible that it suddenly shows the very same amount of BTC attached to this magical new address. Impossible that I would be in possession of said magically created address... Which I why I suspect it's one of those weird book-keeping sends that bitcoind just decides to do on it's own. It's the only thing that makes sense. But, nothing is confirming... It's like it's like both txs are immune to being included in a block...

The BTC sent to Address B and Address C will not confirm. I possess all addresses in question. I haven't technically lost anything. It just isn't being included in any blocks...

Bottom line, I tested it twice before I trusted it with my pile of money, and it went totally wonky the second I used a large amount of money. Oh well. Don't use Blockchain.info. Apparently, I sent my own BTC to a pair of my own addresses (apparently; one intentional, the other magical), but the transactions won't confirm, so it's lost now.

This is "Address C:" https://blockchain.info/address/1L9iqHuAxe6mGYYP5ksM46cs4vt9Lr6as1

I never sent that amount. I've never seen the "from" addresses. It is the balance of what WAS on Address A.

This is "Address A:" https://blockchain.info/address/1Hmpf43EcRMSMd6MMxGLtojFWCYCjXEHQU

I have no idea why this transaction is for so many BTC. It was a much, much smaller number that I told it to send, and I told it to send to Address B. Address C didn't even exist at the time, and was magically created at this very moment.

This is "Address B:" https://blockchain.info/address/1DaoC2iHsEuQV3LSEwgyzvpbSUA1wqH5Ce

While I don't understand exactly what you are trying to describe, it sounds like you might fundamentally misunderstand how bitcoin works, and/or how blockchain mixer works. BTW: last time I checked blockchain did say that for larger amounts of bitcoin you might have to wait awhile for the transaction, no? Also, maybe some of the inputs haven't yet confirmed themselves, meaning your coins aren't confirming. Or better yet- your C address is some sort of change address. It's hard to figure out from what you said is happening, but it sounds more like a misunderstanding of how bitcoin works then a problem with blockchain. Give it a couple days, the transaction if it doesn't confirm by then will fall out of the memory pool and you can start over.

But........if you don't have 2FA, and more importantly: A Yubikey, then all bets are off. There is some clever fucking maleware out there these days.