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Re: Blockchain.info failure with over 40BTC
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digimag
on 27/02/2014, 19:42:09 UTC
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
Okay, first of all, the transaction is still unconfirmed, so it's normal that you don't have access to your money yet. The reason is that some of the previous related transaction weren't confirmed because of their low priority, like this one:

https://blockchain.info/fr/tx/a2c9b4d169150c565ba67865caf4ef998f2276eb588c5e9001b4180456613264

(it was made 8 hours ago and will be confirmed in 6 blocks because it's medium priority)

I would advise to still wait a couple of hours, and if you have the private key of the address C, you're good.

P.S. You should take seriously the advice about using a 2-factor authentification for your own security, even if your account was probably not hacked.