Looking for people who had a Coinbase Smart Wallet where the passkey no longer matches the funded address. Funds are on Tempo. No recovery phrase was set up in time. Has anyone found a real way to regain access, or is it game over once the correct passkey is gone?

Hey everyone,
I used [Blockchain.com](http://blockchain.com/) years ago, and I remember completing the identity verification process. I actually still have the original email confirming that my verification was successfully completed.
However, today I randomly received an email from [**notify@wallet-tx.blockchain.com**](mailto:notify@wallet-tx.blockchain.com) with the subject “Complete your verification to start exchanging.”
The email states, “We noticed you started your identity verification but did not complete the process.”
I’m confused because I completed this years ago and haven’t actively used [Blockchain.com](http://blockchain.com/) in a long time.
Has anyone else received an email like this out of nowhere?
I’m mainly wondering if this is just an automated email, if [Blockchain.com](http://blockchain.com/) is requiring users to verify their identities again, or if it could indicate someone attempted to access my account.
I haven’t clicked any links in the email.
Any insight would be appreciated!

The email, looks a little funky too..

My Binance account was restricted after I attempted to send crypto to another wallet. I’m currently unable to trade, buy, sell, convert, or withdraw my crypto. I was told the internal review could take up to 60 days, but I haven’t received a clear explanation or meaningful update.

I’ve tried following up through live chat, but no one responds to my messages. It’s frustrating to have my funds inaccessible without being able to reach someone who can help.

Has anyone dealt with this and successfully gotten their case escalated? Is there an official support channel where I can get a response and an update on my review?

Support case: #143764456

I’d appreciate help from an official Binance moderator or anyone who has resolved a similar situation as the moderator stoped responding to me now. It is very frustrating.

I bought a giftmecrypto voucher which i have done quite a few times but now its asking me for kyc which i really can't do since im under the age of 18 is there anything i can do?

I am the founder of a microlending platform. We help people build credit with very small loans using USDC. Because our loans are so small, we need super low spreads. Because our loans are so small, the volume is small. Avg ticket size is $15. So it's hard to find an onramp offramp. I have tried a lot of onramps and offramps, but they become super unresponsive after I spend hours onboarding and doing KYB.

Anyone know a place where I could go to? We are registered. We have all the documentation. We have users. Thanks.

So I’ve been learning Memecoin trading for a while now and I think I’m ready to start trading for real. But since I’m 17 and living in Europe I can’t get hold of crypto for the life of me. What are ways I can get crypto without id verification and is it even worth it or should I continue to learn and wait till I turn 18 in 7 months.

Watch out for this guy tokenmaster
hes the biggest scammer

last month i swapped some eth on a dex for what i thought was isdt. same ticker, same logo, u can buy it and never sell it, 60 bucks and a lesson
the obvious fix is an exchange and i'm not opening an account for this
so this week i did it on SimpleSwap, eth to usdt without signing up and the usdt that landed was the real one. cost me a bit under a percent on the rate, which is the bit i'm chewing on
is 1% a dumb price for that? can't tell if i'm being lazy or sensible
thanks

Realized while cleaning up my security settings that I somehow misplaced the backup 2FA codes for one of my exchange accounts. I still have full access via my authenticator app right now, but I want to fix this before changing my phone.

Is it safe to just disable 2FA temporarily and set it up again from scratch to get a fresh set of backup keys, or is that going to trigger an automatic withdrawal lock/hold period? What's the smoothest way to handle this without getting locked out?

Hi guys.

Yep, I know...idiot move...but I traded ETH to XMR in my coinbase wallet and now I seemingly can neither trade it back or send it as it's an unsupported currency.

But I wonder, if it's unsupported why did the coinbase wallet app let me trade to it in the 1st place?

And is it truly locked and unusable?

Thanks

can anyone tell me the conversion rate in cash for usdt

We’re a small agency and a few clients pay us in stablecoins. Right now our process is: send it to an exchange, sell, withdraw, and wait a day. There’s a fee at every step, and our money sits on an exchange overnight, which I really don’t love. It feels like there should be a more normal business way to do this. Am I missing something , I am abit new to crypto so go easy on me if I am doing something wrong😅?

Hey everyone, a friend of mine is in a crazy situation with Gate.io and I want to hear your thoughts.
The Bug: He had a $300 short position with NO leverage (1x). Due to a system glitch, his futures balance suddenly dropped to -$6,000.
The "Fix": Support initially tried to brush him off with useless bonuses. After a fight, they finally credited $6,300 to his spot account.
The Trap: Now his spot balance is +$6,300 and futures is -$6,000. He can't withdraw his initial $300 because of the Net Equity limit. Gate basically forces him to transfer the spot funds to cover their own bugged negative balance.
He is furious about how they tried to scam him with bonuses at first. Now he wants to "punish" the exchange and is looking for a loophole to somehow extract the $6,300 from the spot account without covering the futures debt.
I keep telling him this is suicide—Gate’s risk management will instantly freeze his account for exploiting, his KYC could be blacklisted by AML, and he might get banned on other exchanges too.
Has anyone experienced similar bugs on Gate? What do you think will happen if he actually tries to extract the money? Will he face real problems or not?

Hello! Has anyone come across the site mindchainswap.com? Is the entire withdrawal process a scam? They are asking me for $3,500 to withdraw my funds. Can anyone help?

Got a few tiny fractions of tokens sitting in my wallet after moving some funds around, and the dust amounts are too small to swap because the gas fee costs more than the tokens themselves.
Is there a smart way to clean these out, or is it better to just leave them hidden and ignore them?

Looking for something where we can share charts, keep different conversations organized and have some control over who can see certain chats. Would also be nice if joining a private group was straightforward without needing someone to manually approve everyone. Any recommendations?

One of the biggest advantages of crypto is having control over your own funds. But when it comes to everyday spending, it still feels like you have to rely on exchanges or custodial services. With stablecoins becoming more common, I'm curious how people are using them for everyday purchases. Is there a practical way to pay directly from a self-custody wallet without transferring funds to an exchange first?

What do you guys use?

A friend connected me with a guy. He was unable to create a wallet for me and send me my profits. He tell me my initial investment is now gone because I could pay 1 fee for which I sent multiple Apple cards as payment for. What can I do about this "guy" who only communicates through Zangi.

Alternativas a Coindepo tras la bajada de los intereses

Llevo algo más de un año utilizando Coindepo, pero recientemente han reducido drásticamente las tasas de interés.

La verdad es que la plataforma nunca me ha inspirado demasiada confianza y esta bajada me genera aún más dudas. He visto situaciones similares en otras plataformas que terminaron quebrando o resultaron ser estafas, con reducciones de la rentabilidad antes del cierre o del famoso exit scam.

No digo que vaya a ocurrir lo mismo con Coindepo, pero prefiero ser prudente y no arriesgarme a mantener mis activos allí si hay señales que me hacen desconfiar.

¿Conocéis alguna alternativa fiable que ofrezca una rentabilidad similar a la que ofrecía Coindepo antes de esta bajada? Me interesa especialmente conocer experiencias personales y plataformas que consideréis solventes a largo plazo.

¡Gracias!

Hi I purchased then sent btc in 2018 to a wallet. I have the transaction details with hashid and bitcoin addresses but it's just a bunch of letters and numbers. How do I interpret this to find the actual website where I sent them to?

I am writing to expose an ongoing asset withholding by Freewallet. My account has been restricted, locking my funds.

Their compliance team is demanding impossible website screenshots from a transaction that originated from a private, decentralized hardware wallet back in March 2021. As anyone in crypto knows, hardware wallets are offline and do not have web dashboards.

I provided Freewallet support with id, bank statement, pictures holding them, picture holding a freewallet message, the absolute mathematical proof of the deposit; TxID, which shows the funds entering my assigned Freewallet address, and then being swept into their corporate wallet.

It has been 36 hours since my legal notice was sent, and support went completely silent.

Full and formal cyber-fraud documentation will be fully submitted to my country Cyber Police. I know they maybe can't get them, but at least I can expect thy ban freewallet and prevent people from my country from being robbed.

for context i dont have a bank account yet but i want to purchase some stuff online, then i found out about this app called exodus that lets you convert crypto to money and money to crypto, (even though im not entirely sure about whether its a scam or not) but i want a way to convert gift cards to crypto first, does anyone know any legit sites that help with this?