<p>50btc was hacked some time ago and the hacker completely messed up all account balances. If you <em>actually</em> have mined over 200 BTC there, I suggest you contact the administrators. But I assume you're just one of the people who woke up one day and saw that your 0.001 mining profit had been replaced with a completely arbitrary number of coins, in which case no, "your" Bitcoins were not lost since they never existed in the first place.</p>

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ymgve
<p>If you look on the <a href="https://50btc.com/worker/stats" rel="nofollow">Mining</a> page at 50BTC, you will be able to see how many coins you have actually earned in their pool (because, as Yngve mentioned, 50BTC was hacked at the end of October, so the account balances are inaccurate).</p>

<p>By subtracting the number of coins that have been paid to your payout address (use a service like <a href="http://blockchain.info/" rel="nofollow">Blockchain.info</a>), you should be able to determine exactly what is owed.</p>

<p>I have reached out to them a number of times because I'm still owed 7.4 BTC and have had no response yet. Best of luck to you; let me know if they reach out to you!</p>

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2013-11-25T12:58:59.263Z
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user9320
<p>I would recommend contacting an administrator immediately. One thing is certain: they didn't just disappear into thin air. Most transactions take place under 24 hours, so it is highly unlikely that they will just show up in a week; however, don't be too disappointed about not getting them right away because they have been going up in value over the last few days</p>

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2013-11-23T01:22:15.203Z
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user9132
<p>I did a bitcoin transaction of 216 BTC from the <a href="https://50btc.com/" rel="nofollow">50BTC</a> mining-pool to my wallet (Bitcoin-Qt).</p>

<p>It has been 3 days now and I have not received anything yet.</p>

<p>I've tried to search my address on <a href="http://blockchain.info" rel="nofollow">blockchain.info</a> and it doesn't come up.</p>

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2013-11-22T21:11:16.503Z
is there any info on your account at 50btc, txid for the transaction?
Jonas Oestman
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2013-11-22T21:13:46.990Z
Here is a screencap of the transactions : http://gyazo.com/150bcaf6bdc2d18926f450fbe0e7dcca
user9114
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2013-11-22T21:27:29.027Z
Until you see transaction id in the right column, the transaction has not been broadcasted to the network.
In this post from [reddit](http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1qlde6/50btccom_problems/) they talk about the balance being messed up. Did you really earn 216 btc? That is a hugh amount!
Jonas Oestman
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2013-11-25T00:08:33.717Z
$203841 that's a lot of money.
Jordan Doyle
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Why is my withdrawal from the 50BTC pool not visible in the blockchain yet?
user9114
# Why is my withdrawal from the 50BTC pool not visible in the blockchain yet?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-11-22)

I did a bitcoin transaction of 216 BTC from the [50BTC](https://50btc.com/) mining-pool to my wallet (Bitcoin-Qt).

It has been 3 days now and I have not received anything yet.

I've tried to search my address on [blockchain.info](http://blockchain.info) and it doesn't come up.

**Tags:** mining-pools, withdrawal, lost-bitcoins

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: is there any info on your account at 50btc, txid for the transaction?  
> **username_0**: Here is a screencap of the transactions : http://gyazo.com/150bcaf6bdc2d18926f450fbe0e7dcca  
> **username_1**: Until you see transaction id in the right column, the transaction has not been broadcasted to the network. In this post from [reddit](http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1qlde6/50btccom_problems/) they talk about the balance being messed up. Did you really earn 216 btc? That is a hugh amount!  
> **username_2**: $203841 that's a lot of money.  

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## 3 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2013-11-24. Score: 3

50btc was hacked some time ago and the hacker completely messed up all account balances. If you *actually* have mined over 200 BTC there, I suggest you contact the administrators. But I assume you're just one of the people who woke up one day and saw that your 0.001 mining profit had been replaced with a completely arbitrary number of coins, in which case no, "your" Bitcoins were not lost since they never existed in the first place.


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### Answer by username_4 on 2013-11-25. Score: 1

If you look on the [Mining](https://50btc.com/worker/stats) page at 50BTC, you will be able to see how many coins you have actually earned in their pool (because, as Yngve mentioned, 50BTC was hacked at the end of October, so the account balances are inaccurate).

By subtracting the number of coins that have been paid to your payout address (use a service like [Blockchain.info](http://blockchain.info/)), you should be able to determine exactly what is owed.

I have reached out to them a number of times because I'm still owed 7.4 BTC and have had no response yet. Best of luck to you; let me know if they reach out to you!


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### Answer by username_5 on 2013-11-23. Score: -2

I would recommend contacting an administrator immediately. One thing is certain: they didn't just disappear into thin air. Most transactions take place under 24 hours, so it is highly unlikely that they will just show up in a week; however, don't be too disappointed about not getting them right away because they have been going up in value over the last few days


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