Wondering why your balls are longer than your dick <| sep |> From the midwest so most of our low income housing was built in the early 90 ' s . That was the style at the time . I am not wrong . I rocked a banjo for many a year to pay for college . I taped drywall That shit is the worst drywall job I have ever scene . <| sep |> If being a homeless jobless 5 ' 3 manlet who got as far as 2 kisses makes me a normie I guess so . <| sep |> Your money isn ' t lost , it just hasn ' t been confirmed by the network because the fee you paid wasn ' t high enough . Since there is limited space in each block , the transactions that get confirmed by miners are the ones with the highest fees , and the other transactions never get confirmed and eventually get dropped . Essentially that means there is a fee market and there is competition to get each transaction recorded , so there is a kind of auction to ensure your transaction will get confirmed . Since there are more transactions happening on the network lately and blocks are full , you have to ensure you are paying enough in fees to have your transaction confirmed . You can find a fee estimator here , if you want to get confirmed right away , you need a fee of around 91100 satoshi ' s per byte or more . Your 31 BTC transaction had a fee of 0 . 0001 BTC , and the transaction size was 817 bytes . That means you were only bidding about 12 satoshi ' s per byte , not nearly enough . Your fee should have been about 8 times higher . I ' m not sure how the Trezor wallet works , but your money isn ' t lost . Your transactions at that fee rate won ' t confirm , and they will eventually drop from the nodes . Your wallet should eventually show the amount back there . If not , I imagine you should contact Trezor support . But rest assured your money is not lost .