Ok, I don't know what that is supposed to mean or how that helps. Ok, maybe I am missing something here or am just flat out dumb lol, but here, I'll go through exactly what happened in detail... So, I received the btcs into my wallet using my main address, was then prompted by the blockchain app to secure them in "My Bitcoin Wallet" a separate address, something that I don't usually do, but have done on occasion, with no issues, when I wasn't planning on sending the btcs out immediately. So, about two hours later, log back in to my wallet, no issues, all of the btcs are still right where I left them, I then clicked to send a transaction, chose the send from address, chose the send to address, was typing in the amount to be sent (and in the bottom right it had the usual accurate amount available to send minus the transaction fees), typed the amount to send, hit send, got the message "insufficient funds" or whatever their terminology for that is. Figured maybe for some reason the transaction fee got jacked up, so went, looked at the fee, confirmed it was right, went back, entered the amount again, same error message. Went back to the main page the wallet, total amount of btc is 0.00 btc. Freaked out for a sec, went and checked transactions and boom, right there, less than a minute prior my entire balance was sent to some random ass wallet address. One I've never seen before, and definitely not the one I put in on the transaction screen before I cancelled it out. So, I think that's every conceivable detail I can think of, hopefully that will help shed some light on the situation. And once again, all help here is much appreciated.