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[bbb123]

Hi,

I purchased 82,173 SC on August 7, 2017 and transferred them to my Siacoin wallet which is installed on my Windows machine. The transaction ID for this transfer was cf09c84f73995b1232a82c016105059da32cea3a5019cda298534e127377010d

On September 13, 2017 my wallet shows that all 82,173 SC were transferred out of my wallet, but I don't recall doing this. The transaction ID is ee7231c41d07ea44a57e349afb46ea862c00e727dce7bdcc209a55081ebbc9f7

I'm inexperienced with SC so I'm having trouble reading the transaction information to help identify where the SC were sent. Can someone please help me out? I don't have any other SC wallets and I'm not sure where else I could have sent those SC...the only exchange account I have that supports SC is Bittrex and I checked my account history and I have never conducted a transaction on Bittrex.

Thanks.

[bryan]

@bbb123 Go into the discord and report this to TAEK.

[bbb123]

@bryan I spoke to TAEK and he wasn't able to help. Do you have any other suggestions?

[bbb123]

@bbb123 Really frustrated with Sia. My 82,173 SC were somehow stolen and sent to bfe418b1238a0c1589ab6348f379c19c0af83aee63c01e72f68bf877de2793c3348b7ef69713

Either that or the wallet had a bug. Nobody has been able to find a solution for this. I stored my private key on a paper wallet in a mini vault that nobody else had access to.

[maol]

Sorry mate, there's nothing anybody can do. If something or somebody sends your coins, then they're gone.

Remember that with Sia, as with any cryptocurrency, you are responsible to secure your computer and anything that runs your coins. It's just like being a bank or an exchange. It's no accident that banks and exchanges spend a lot of time and resources securing their servers, and that they establish strict processes to avoid "fat-finger" type mistakes where somebody mistakenly makes a transaction with incorrect parameters (wrong address or amount).