Non ho capito.
 Noi saremmo le mummie? O gli animali imbalsamati? Beh, se invece di un museo, lo considerassi una biblioteca, dove apprendere cose nuove, o magari anche depositare un tuo libro, sarebbe già un passo in avanti!

Poi vabbè, magari scopri che non è né un museo, né una biblioteca, ma uno zoo.

Grazie dell’offerta, che mi pare tutto sommato ragionevole.
Credo che @Babo offra già un servizio del genere.
Mio personalissimo consiglio, se vuoi avere successo in un campo come questo, oltre alle competenze tecniche, che non metto assolutamente in dubbio, dovresti farti una “reputazione” sul forum, per lo meno. Altrimenti è troppo difficile che qualcuno venga da te senza “conoscerti”.

I'm not sure if it helps, and I realize it's been a while, but I ran into a similar issue with the Coinbase Wallet app recently. My issue was specific to ETC, but I wouldn't be surprised at all if the same type of issue exists on other coins/wallets. I'm sharing in the hopes that perhaps it might provide you with some ideas on what might have gone wrong, and how you can potentially recover the funds.

A co-worker who's pretty new to crypto purchased a few thousand dollars worth of ETC and transferred it from Coinbase to his Coinbase Wallet. Whenever he tried to send the funds back to Coinbase it would error out and basically prevent him from doing anything. Coinbase support just told him to setup another wallet using his seed key (meaning another software app wallet) and he would be able to transfer his ETC. However, when he setup his wallet on another application all of his coins showed up except for the ETC.

THE FIX
I had him install Coinomi on his iPhone and restore his wallet. When setting up wallets in Coinomi you can change the derivation key for the coin you are setting up. According to Coinomi's own support articles ETH has a derivation path of M/44H/60H/0H/0 while ETC has a derivation path of M/44H/61H/0H/0. For some reason neither his ETH or ETC wallets restored by default. To get his ETH to show up, I had to add the /0 at the end of the derivation path. To finally get his ETC to show up, I had to use the ETH derivation path on his ETC wallet (M/44H/60H/0H/0). This made little  sense to me, but it worked and allowed him to send the coins back to Coinbase.

Anyway, good luck. I wish I could be of more help. Losing funds because Coinbase apparently can't code a decent wallet is bad for the crypto in general.

Running with this idea, it is at least theoretically possible since Coinbase so easily switches between Legacy and Segwit addresses, that it has derived a Segwit address from a Legacy derivation path. You could try using Ian Coleman's site (offline, of course), enter the seed phrase, scroll down to "Derivation Path" and click on "BIP141", enter m/44'/0'/0'/0 in the box titled "BIP32 Derivation Path", and select "P2WPKH" in the drop down menu titled "Script Semantics". This will generate Segwit addresses at the standard Legacy derivation path.

It would also be worth checking change addresses of that account using m/44'/0'/0'/1, and checking further accounts using m/44'/0'/1'/0 and m/44'/0'/2'/0, and checking the change addresses of those accounts too.

To me it seems that these 2 options are the most likely ones:

1)
There is a weird and really rare bug inside of the coinbase wallet application which derived the one single address wrong only that one time.
While this definitely is not impossible, it is rather rare.

2)
Your friend has the wrong mnemonic code.
This happens more often than you would assume. People tend to "know for sure" which mnemonic code they have used. But in the end it always was their mistake (wrong wallet file, different mnemonic code, used a BIP39 passphrase, etc...).

Can you try something for me... can you try installing the Mycelium wallet app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mycelium.wallet and then restoring the seed in that application and check to see what transactions you can see?

I've just restored an old Mycelium seed into Coinbase... and it's missing the first couple of transactions from the wallet history. So, it seems that perhaps the Coinbase app might be "broken"?


Yes, that is exactly what the Coinbase wallet does... Like I said, you can swap between SegWit and Legacy simply by tapping on the "Segwit" and "Legacy" tabs on the "Receive" screen... it swaps from one to the other. On the main screen it simply shows all the transactions from both the SegWit and Legacy "wallets"...

at least, it should, but like I said, it seems to be missing a transaction or two?

No the seed is right.
The address with the balance belongs to a different seed.
You have a seed... not the seed.
Maybe it's time to talk to your friend.

There is no doubt in my mind that that is the wallet that belongs to that seed and that it is in fact empty.

cosa sono i satelliti di bitcoin?

scusa non ti seguo a sto giro
e lo screen e' la post history di satoshi?

e chi e' quello in foto?


spiega anche per chi onn sa le cose altrimenti non ci capiamo molto - grazie

edit: la foto si riferisce a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Back

Non vorrei riaccendere la fiamma, ma due spazi dopo il punto era abbastanza comune nella scrittura a macchina o in generale per i font monospazio, aiuta nel visualizzare meglio le proposizioni specialmente se si scrivono testi giustificati.
Mi ricordo ancora da piccolo il suono "tan tan" che mio nonno faceva nello scrivere a macchina, e io che quando giocavo da bambino con la stessa macchina gli facevo il verso imitandolo.
Per quanto ne so potrei avere del sangue Satoshi nelle vene