Ask a trusted family member about if you have had no luck with it.

This is the disadvantage of keeping your own coins on your own wallet verse keeping it on an exchange. I still believe exchanges serve a purpose, despite "not owning" them. But the same can be said about owning stocks or bonds, at the end of the day it's an IOU.

I too also unplugged my miner last month and ended up selling it. It's just not worth it at this time.

UFR, and probably DTA. Luckily it was only a few hundred bucks I threw at it, which isn't a lot considering how well I did with the market.

Still holding, even quadrupled my holdings because I have a problem.

Bitbay, Syscoin also have decentralized ecommerce platforms. Bitbay has a method of pegging the transactions to USD.

I read somewhere in the Wallstreet journal the used/second-hand market is fairly huge at $500 billion, so there is plenty of room for competitors and alternatives. Please update us on when your ICO is, would be interested in investing.

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Does this exist? There are a thousand ways someone could steal your Ethereum and other coins. They could simply break into your house, hold a gun to your head and demand your private keys and clear your entire wallet in a matter of minutes. Why do people not consider this? Even the hardware wallets have this flaw of physical extraction. Our credit cards have daily limits, why not where we store our coins?

Coins which utilizes smart contracts should have some sort of vault feature which physically limits the amount to withdraw at once. I remember reading about how someone created an Ethereum smart contract which locks in your coins until 2020. I thought it was an interesting idea, but could easily go further than this. I'm assuming it might exist already, but I just haven't found it anywhere or heard anyone talking about it!

Optional features: Allow only certain wallet addresses to transfer to, possibly removing the withdrawal limit to a set number of wallets which you could easily store elsewhere such as a safety deposit box
Lock code which locks it down for a day/week/month/year
Email or text notification. This might require a paid, centralized, service
Only allow withdrawals during certain dates, or times, or hours?

My ideal smart contract is have, say an Ethereum contract vault with, say 10 Ethereum in it. Daily withdrawal limit on each would be 1 Ethereum per day. If I needed to withdraw more, I would have an empty wallet used only for emergencies enabling the withdrawal of 5 ethereum per day. This empty wallet would be put in my safety deposit box at the bank. Say for example my ex-wife, or a hacker got ahold of my account and I saw that they withdrew 1 Ethereum, I would simply enter in the lock code to lock it for a week which buys more time to get the coins to my empty wallet in my safety deposit box. I could also just not have an emergency wallet. This gives me some peace of mind.

I just downloaded the Agama wallet and entered in my key and the balance shows up. So I suppose it's safe and I should've done more research on this! Thank you for the responses.

I have and they insist my address is empty and nothing was received.

The coins were sent to an online exchange account, not a private wallet on a computer. I've asked Bittrex's exchange support but they insist the amount was never sent. You're claiming it was successfully sent, and the issue is on their end? Or do I have to install a wallet myself to verify? Apologies for not fully understanding.

Still need a response for this. Sent a PM. The status says SENT, not PENDING, but nothing has been received. I initiated the cashout on April 29th. Are the coins still in the ICO account? Is it a bug, because it says the balance is 0?

Thank you for the response. The status says "SENT" but the balance remains 0.

Hi. I tried transferring my ICO coins to my Bittrex account but have not seen any arrive. It's been 2+ weeks now and the transaction has gone nowhere. I am positive I copied the correct address and don't believe there were any additional requirements in the transfer, such as notes or additional address information. Bittrex claims the addresses on exchange accounts do not change. Did I do something wrong? Is it back in the hands of the ICO account? What happened? Help would be appreciated, thanks. http://kmd.explorer.supernet.org/address/RHY2jW41xptqKfmxDNvojC9MmC6VSTmYTe