There were a number of transactions that were orphaned (meaning lost) during yesterday’s upgrade. You can try to rescan to some time before yesterday and it should fix the balance. You can then try to execute the transaction again.
History of ledger support for zcash overall has been quite terrible. Make sure that your ledger live firmware is fully up to date (the error you receive might indicate not being up to date with the latest network upgrade). If still no luck, then you can import the seed into zkool.
the upgrade yesterday may have initiated a new network version 6.2, and so it makes sense that they would be behind. I have only just read this, not sure yet.
What happens if an orphaned transaction was executed by a cross chain protocol like Maya via a dex like Thorswap? I swapped Eth to Zec like this yesterday and the Zex transaction can’t be found.
I’m following up about a missing transaction from Eth to Zcash on Thorswap. It seems it went through, with two confirmations, then disappeared. My funds have been missing for 4 days. Can anyone on the Zcash team look into this?
I have contacted Thorswap. They say the swap was succesful: “swap worked on Maya, the node trying to send the ZEC failed or is lagging. It’s basically stuck on the transfer-to-destination step>”
I’d made 5 ETH to ZEC swaps on Thorswap previous to this, all succesful.
Now, on the sixth swap, ZEC network gave me two confirmations, now the transaction can no longer be found.
I gave up on BTC bc of the refusal to deal with privacy and actual usage. I see how ZEC deals with privacy but what’s the path to build transaction volume so that fees sustain the network when the miner subsidy goes away? Has anyone run the math on this? What’s it take?