Quote from: nc50lc on November 24, 2020, 06:22:21 AM

Quote from: hosseinh110 on November 24, 2020, 05:02:03 AM

I use blockchain and a few other wallets
That the hacker hacked everyone, but I only had capital in the blockchain

That is weird, blockchain.com's withdrawal can't be a "batched withdrawal" unless you own the input which previously had 60BTC balance.
77aa973b985badd0e915b9c72b9c5da396013ab9bb06c4b75564fdb2f2f0041c looks like a withdrawal from an exchange, casino or a custodial wallet.

It may look like that if it's a transaction made by blockchain to send your 'Trading wallet' funds to one of your 'normal' wallets.
In that case, 14cac8EzqBKs8Wrwt5ZXippow8ZCmtYfzb can't be an external bitcoin address.
Also in that case, aba21510d34335a1f9d5c6137fff8718133ca86f487b12e6ded8a9e0f203b133 may be the transaction that spent all of your wallet's balance.

Was it a different "blockchain" wallet?
Or are you certain of what happened (because it's been 8 months since based from the timestamp)?

Yes, I was wrong
This transaction was done from the site https://freebitco.in/?op=home, which was the total inventory of this site
This happened after I sent some bitcoins from this site to another site. Is it possible that this site hacked my account address?
But the hacker also had access to my blockchain account and entered it because a confirmation email was sent to me, but fortunately I had no money in the blockchain.