Quote from: rat03gopoh on Today at 04:33:52 PM

So which one did you use as the password, deposit address or tx number?
Even if you send bitcoins from another centralized wallet or exchange, they have a txid history that reveals your yobit deposit address.

edit:
just exploring some tx hashes generated by date on your image,
https://i.ibb.co/XXx5RHZ/logo-9f6e5f7b.png

Quote from: 2PacBTC on January 21, 2023, 04:23:58 PM

https://i.ibb.co/dW5cXmX/Screenshot-1.png

Quote from: 2PacBTC on Today at 11:34:22 AM

I need old addresses starting with 3sdjkull----

missed this one, whose address is it?

Yes, this is what I need, please give me what you found to check.

Quote from: humerh3 on Today at 08:01:06 PM

OOP give me the password hash for hashkat to check the password itself. The password hash can be obtained using a Python script.

I don't know how to do this, please give more detailed instructions.

Quote from: Emitdama on Today at 09:21:24 PM

I can see most of the deposits are in other assets (mostly LTC, Waves and ETH) so why does BTC deposit change matter? Did they change all addresses?

Even if they changed deposit addresses. the funds should still be in your account's wallet. Yobit itself is a shit exchange. No one will trust yobit with their money any more".

No, you didnt understand, the address of the exchange is the password from the wallet, but the exchange changed it Screen: https://ibb.co/gtzXdpy
it seems to be related to mining.