If you remember, I just posted a short post seeking for help with my bitcoin app functioning suspiciously. I didn't know what to do because it was the first time this had occurred to me, despite the fact that I had been using the bitcoin app since last year. I was unaware of this application until I saw that when I cashed out my earnings in noise.cash, they did not display on my coinsph even though it took a day, which typically takes 4 hours or less. I asked my co-user on the said platform for assistance and how I might refund such revenues. Even though it does not display in my wallet on coinsph, the fund that I cash out was successful in noise.cash, and I feel as if I have lost it. Unfortunately, I am not the only one who is experiencing this, and they advise me to download the bitcoin app and import my seed phrase from my noise.cash, and then the money that I believe I have lost will appear. Since then, I've always used bitcoin as my wallet, and I've also imported my seed phrase from read.cash recently.
Returning to the main point. I requested a co-user with whom I am friends to cash out my earnings to her coisnph because I am unable to pay out to mine because I changed my mobile number on the app. I simply transfer $1 to ensure that I have entered her address accurately before sending how much I want to send.
To my amazement, instead of losing $1, I lost 1.54, and I wondered where the $.54 went. I was so astonished at the moment that I told her what had happened. She is also puzzled, so I attempted again to transfer, but this time it is only $.50, and we'll see how much I lost this time.
I transferred 0.50 USD but lost 2.80 USD, resulting in a 2.30 USD loss. I was worried about my wallet at the time. I believe my bitcoin app was hacked because this has never occurred to me before. But I'm foolish for discovering what's going on with my wallet, and I'm not pleased with losing those money, so see what I did again.
The past two transfers I made were to a co-user who I requested to cash out the dollars, so I decided to create a new wallet on my bitcoin app and send at least .20 USD to see what happens. I was thinking that maybe I used a different coinsph address than mine and they are incompatible, which is ridiculous because it is impossible. Unfortunately, I lost 3.91 USD instead of just .20 USD.
Do you believe I ended there? No, I'm dumber than that merely to figure out what was wrong with my bitcoin wallet.
I made another mistake. Yes, I made it again for the last time. I tried to send 0.05 USD to my personal coinsph address and was successful and again lost 4.13 USD. Wahhhh! I get what you're thinking, but all I want to know is what went wrong.
If I add up all the money I've lost, it comes to 10.88 USD, which is a substantial amount to me because I can't grab it off the streets or simply find it someplace.
To understand more, look at the screenshots I provided above. Every time I transferred, there were two recipients. The upper recipient is my own address, and the amount in that is what I only transferred, whereas the lower recipient wasn't mine, and that address is where my incomes went all this time. I also saw that the address on the down part was the same as all of my transferred history, so I assumed that my bitcoin had been hacked, so I chatted with the bitcoin customer support, thanks to @DennMarc for advising it, so that I could get back what I had lost. I contact the agent and continue to message them till I have a response to this issue. I submitted all of the screenshots and expressed my worries, but she merely stated that the missing funds were being moved to the second recipient, which is the fee. I am aware that the fee was stated prior to moving money to another wallet, which often just costs cents, but how come the fee was considerably higher than what I had sent to my wallet?
The transaction fees can be very high at times and can easily cost $10 to $100 to send depending on the size of the transaction. Bitcoin transaction fees depend on the size of the transaction being sent, not on the dollar amount being sent. Sometimes it can cost more to send $100 than it does to send $100,000 and that's because the size of a transaction can be smaller even if the dollar amount is larger. You can also configure fees via app settings, but please note that the smaller fee, the longer the transaction processing time will be. Please note that Bitcoin.com doesn't control Bitcoin in any way. We also don't send, receive, or store any bitcoins. Bitcoin.com only provides links to sources that will help you open bitcoin wallets or buy bitcoins from other companies. We have nothing to do with Bitcoin transactions or fees.
Best Regards, Yulia
This is the last message I received, and I think it explains why I think my account was hacked, but I refuse to consider it for this reason. But I can't do anything about it. Maybe I was too reckless about it, and all I can do now is accept it. What I did was cash out all of my earnings on my coinsph account. What I've seen is that when you cash out and there is a large amount of bitcoin left in your account, they take some and tell you that it was a fee, but when you cash out all, there is no fee taken from your account. So I learnt my lesson and cashed out all instead of transferring some and leaving some.
If you ask me if I've moved on, I'd say yes. Yes, but now I'm more knowledgeable than I was before. Even if it is every once in a while a disaster, there is always a positive aspect to it that we can learn from. I was simply being regretful about the dollar I lost; seriously, it will be my 5 days earnings in noise.cash. Huhu.
Thank you for your time! How are you doing today?
The lead image and the other images are mine.
Publishing Date: May 11, 2022
Maybe you can try another wallet and try to stored your earnings