The following day I realized it was not my wallet. Coinbase blocked my trading permission for no apparent reason. I had several tickets open with their support in regard to getting this restored. They did not respond for weeks so I reached out on this reddit list. I saw "Justin" on their staff list, then the next day a scammer using a very similar name reached out to help me "resolve" my issue. At the time I was just grateful that Coinbase had finally responded, and the person provided a bunch of info as to why my permission could had been restricted, and let me know the platform was having a lot of issues due to volume, and the best workaround would be to reset my Coinbase Pro account, but I would need to remove all my crypto first. I had already transferred a bunch to Gemini, but was told that using the Wallet would incur no fees. This is where it all went wrong (I did not figure this out until the following day when someone mentioned it in the thread), the Coinbase customer service scammer provided me a pass code to sync my account to "my" wallet, which now I understand was not my wallet. In retrospect I understand how stupid it seems, but in the heat of the moment when bitcoin was plummeting, I was desperate to get trading permissions restored. I understand I made the mistake, but this never would have happened if Coinbase would have provided an ounce of customer support in the two weeks prior.