Topic: [ANN] BITGESELL - Store of value (Burn rate is 90% of tx fees) #realstoreofvalue - page 34. (Read 28215 times)
July 28, 2021, 09:06:04 PM
I would like to recommend to the team since Digifinex is not listed in Coingecko and Cornmarketcap in Bitgesell exchanges, we should create a new signature code because on our signature code Digifinex is listed as the main exchange, we can replace it with Hotbit or Crex.
July 26, 2021, 06:19:39 AM
Round 3 of the Weekly BGL Lottery has ended. The results can be found HERE.
Some statistics:
Round 1:
Round 2:
Round 3:
One of the participants won prizes in all 3 Rounds of the Lotto. Tell me, how does he do it?
Some statistics:
Round 1:
- participants - 23
- number of BGL blocks per round - 12
Round 2:
- participants - 35
- number of BGL blocks per round - 10
Round 3:
- participants - 39
- number of BGL blocks per round - 8
One of the participants won prizes in all 3 Rounds of the Lotto. Tell me, how does he do it?
July 25, 2021, 10:40:49 PM
I noticed there's only 2 exchange Bitesell echange Digifinex was part of it a week ago
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/bitgesell#markets, did they delist Bitgesell, or they are correcting the link, the link used to redirect to BTC-USDT if I may recall, Digifinex is still a good exchange I traded here many times and they are a good exchange to use.
Digifinex charges 60 BGL for each withdrawal. They show the drop down menu for fees as Normal (60.0000 BGL) but there is no option for slow, fast withdrawal.https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/bitgesell#markets, did they delist Bitgesell, or they are correcting the link, the link used to redirect to BTC-USDT if I may recall, Digifinex is still a good exchange I traded here many times and they are a good exchange to use.
On Hotbit, the withdrawal fee is only 20 BGL.
July 25, 2021, 06:19:24 PM
I noticed there's only 2 exchange Bitesell echange Digifinex was part of it a week ago
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/bitgesell#markets, did they delist Bitgesell, or they are correcting the link, the link used to redirect to BTC-USDT if I may recall, Digifinex is still a good exchange I traded here many times and they are a good exchange to use.
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/bitgesell#markets, did they delist Bitgesell, or they are correcting the link, the link used to redirect to BTC-USDT if I may recall, Digifinex is still a good exchange I traded here many times and they are a good exchange to use.
July 25, 2021, 12:34:00 PM
As you all would like to see, Taproot activation has been locked in! the 55% of block(237 blocks) has signalling taproot over the 3-days period, that would make the taproot will be deployed on block 74574 (~ 1 Sept 2021).
Code: (BGL-cli getblockchaininfo)
"taproot": {
"type": "bip9",
"bip9": {
"status": "started",
"bit": 2,
"start_time": 1626307200,
"timeout": 1629936000,
"since": 67824,
"statistics": {
"period": 432,
"threshold": 237,
"elapsed": 401,
"count": 250,
"possible": true
},
"min_activation_height": 74574
}
"type": "bip9",
"bip9": {
"status": "started",
"bit": 2,
"start_time": 1626307200,
"timeout": 1629936000,
"since": 67824,
"statistics": {
"period": 432,
"threshold": 237,
"elapsed": 401,
"count": 250,
"possible": true
},
"min_activation_height": 74574
}
July 24, 2021, 12:04:54 PM
Yes, lesson learned for me as well. Luckily, I lost no coins this time. Scary
July 24, 2021, 09:03:55 AM
Absolutely, I will store the file encrypted in different places this time. I think I will stick with the wallet.dat backup option + strong passphrase.
Remember to write down your strong passphrase. You will lose your coin if you lost your strong passphrase and won't be able to get access to your private key in that encrypted wallet.dat file.I made that mistake because I thought I can remember the passphrase. After I did not open the wallet each week, a few months later, I forgot the passphrase and lost my coin. It's bad memory and terrible lesson.
July 24, 2021, 08:24:21 AM
Thank you very much guys <3
Absolutely, I will store the file encrypted in different places this time. I think I will stick with the wallet.dat backup option + strong passphrase.
Absolutely, I will store the file encrypted in different places this time. I think I will stick with the wallet.dat backup option + strong passphrase.
July 24, 2021, 07:52:51 AM
EDIT: When I first opened BGL Core a while ago, I played with it like a noob and created a few wallets besides "Main", can I delete those wallets?
Take a precaution doing this, if you mistakenly delete the wrong file and didn't have a proper backup, you might lose your coins.Depending on your OS, go to the default data directory
Code:
#Windows
%APPDATA%\BGL
#Linux
~/.BGL/
#Mac
~/Library/Application Support/BGL/
Open the folder named "wallets", then delete the folder(wallet) you want to delete.
The file you store your private key should be encrypted. The same goes for your wallet.dat file. If hackers can get access to your private key, your coins will be stolen.
A very bad practice is keep your private key in Notepad file, unencrypted. You can use Keypass, read more in [GUIDE] How to Create a Strong/Secure Password
Yea, storing a bare private key unencrypted is bad security/backup practice.A very bad practice is keep your private key in Notepad file, unencrypted. You can use Keypass, read more in [GUIDE] How to Create a Strong/Secure Password
@gcf0z If your intention is to backup your wallet, I think you better to store the encrypted wallet.dat file. And also use a strong passphrase.
July 24, 2021, 07:41:50 AM
After doing that you should be able to dump the keys using dumpprivkey on the BGL Core console.
The file you store your private key should be encrypted. The same goes for your wallet.dat file. If hackers can get access to your private key, your coins will be stolen.A very bad practice is keep your private key in Notepad file, unencrypted. You can use Keypass, read more in [GUIDE] How to Create a Strong/Secure Password
July 24, 2021, 03:47:49 AM
I get this error when I try dumpprivkey command "Error: Please enter the wallet passphrase with walletpassphrase first. (code -13)" Thank you
You encrypted your wallet with a passphrase, to dump the private key you have to unlock it first.
Code:
walletpassphrase "your-passphrase" timeout
Quote
Arguments:
1. passphrase (string, required) The wallet passphrase
2. timeout (numeric, required) The time to keep the decryption key in seconds; capped at 100000000 (~3 years
1. passphrase (string, required) The wallet passphrase
2. timeout (numeric, required) The time to keep the decryption key in seconds; capped at 100000000 (~3 years
After doing that you should be able to dump the keys using dumpprivkey on the BGL Core console.
Thank you all! It worked after I unlocked the wallet.
After dumprivkey command, those keys can be later used if I'll need to restore the backup.dat file?
Thank you guys for bearing with my newbieness
EDIT: When I first opened BGL Core a while ago, I played with it like a noob and created a few wallets besides "Main", can I delete those wallets?
July 24, 2021, 02:56:55 AM
I get this error when I try dumpprivkey command "Error: Please enter the wallet passphrase with walletpassphrase first. (code -13)" Thank you
You encrypted your wallet with a passphrase, to dump the private key you have to unlock it first.
Code:
walletpassphrase "your-passphrase" timeout
Quote
Arguments:
1. passphrase (string, required) The wallet passphrase
2. timeout (numeric, required) The time to keep the decryption key in seconds; capped at 100000000 (~3 years
1. passphrase (string, required) The wallet passphrase
2. timeout (numeric, required) The time to keep the decryption key in seconds; capped at 100000000 (~3 years
After doing that you should be able to dump the keys using dumpprivkey on the BGL Core console.
July 24, 2021, 01:38:44 AM
Is there a way to view my wallet private keys?
If you don't show them, then no, no one sees your keys. Beware of resources that ask you to enter your private key. Or they should be in the list of trusted ones from the developer. Use BGL Core.I'm using BGL Core, I was asking if there is a way I can view my passphrase to write it down again, in case I lost my backup. Thank you.
How to export a wallet such private key or anything to save or moving my wallet to another device? i have a habit to reinstall my windows frequently.
If you use a Windows wallet, there are 2 ways.1. Copy your wallet.dat file (do this when the client has finished working). After changing the system/computer, overwrite the wallet.dat file with your own, which you copied and saved.
2. Extract all private keys. Do this for each of your addresses using the Client Console.
Code:
dumpprivkey your_address
After changing the system/computer import your private saved key.
Code:
importprivkey your_privkey
All the rules that are valid for the BTC client are played here.
You can dump private key of one address or dump all the wallet. Use the code in your Console, and command line.
You can copy your wallet file in the directory. Open your wallet, choose the tab Windows, choose Information. You will get the directory in which your wallet file is stored.
Copy the link in Datadir line that is something like. Copy and paste the link into the Search box of your OS and open the folder.
You will see the sub-folder wallets
Copy and paste the wallet file as your backup. Use it on your other computers.
Code:
dumpprivkey "address"
dumpwallet "filename"
You can copy your wallet file in the directory. Open your wallet, choose the tab Windows, choose Information. You will get the directory in which your wallet file is stored.
Copy the link in Datadir line that is something like. Copy and paste the link into the Search box of your OS and open the folder.
You will see the sub-folder wallets
Copy and paste the wallet file as your backup. Use it on your other computers.
Code:
C:\Users\xxxxxx\AppData\Roaming\BGL
I get this error when I try dumpprivkey command "Error: Please enter the wallet passphrase with walletpassphrase first. (code -13)" Thank you
July 23, 2021, 12:27:55 PM
Congratulations to the winners of the node incentive program!
https://bglcontest.bitaps.com/nodes
2021-07-19
Total network nodes: 239
bgl1q9cek0kz86dwa86ds4zq8mgwj23lxgt83tfunxe
bgl1qnxl6zv75ulyekzdqrlwswxagwnx3r4tqp0uw8c
bgl1qtncte2jdapmnvnhftn5j2c0pc7yd5g5ckc7lyn
bgl1qhtt9s57ud8xhwah273km7u0xy6nl2wfzjcnn5g
bgl1qkpvm0ka7ulr3cknmccj537cw34fvq8074q8vdf
bgl1qanjuhh063jmdpc4lcska8l7enzr0z5v8d8grsf
bgl1q5rasf25nllug4hlk4jhqhp8y57t4ckw98cr95c
bgl1qrzxh452yxulwel7x3dy8yml0m4u2xzpc8qycv9
bgl1q6e47gnnetw9x644dwzkjv7kzj3nyuymx2s5dty
bgl1q3xazhrk55gxjefr7czx09cc7uj593f4hexgu6u
bgl1qfrajewdx63e3504mvvpedz3ywvfe937dgekn52
bgl1q2n5fl89pwcq93lkqgnctt223j5kvsnphzwz9yy
bgl1qmhhysju8kpj7s7l3cztcc9tttqk9lyry7l5edc
bgl1q6kr0cw5340x3fymr292kh9wymjk987yc92je5p
bgl1q40w7fvvhl0ekn9qn7zw90u8aejpzqp98zdpu80
bgl1qkugvl8f8u3syvvxhulsvqcpfy3v789n88frqlq
bgl1qckwfpqyk5ye5njul92vkkxwjmf7kpraje7m6zn
bgl1qd7asmealxsrl6mjxzce6fxu0xk3zwcdwld54vr
bgl1qmrhjkrklcyzggum58e8d7kwj2494ehunqjycjy
bgl1q5s4kwty0f3mt88tfqpk4kcg8ev5sjj4lswe9vy
The reward is 1350 BGL for everyone.
Congratulations to winner of the transaction contest!
68693
2021-07-22 21:24
The address bgl1qv5ss3h7matzvgmx323xzjyc4dhkgrz3ja8fxdd (110321 transactions).
The reward is 6750 BGL
Reward txid is 42891231740eeb2b16a89b46a45f5abb691bb554d7e03fa99d8e327ff383c8ef
July 23, 2021, 11:41:30 AM
Zpool finally upgraded to the latest node version and signalling the taproot activation. The soft-fork should get through, noting Zpool has a majority of the BGL hash rate.
Code: (BGL-cli getblockchaininfo)
"taproot": {
"type": "bip9",
"bip9": {
"status": "started",
"bit": 2,
"start_time": 1626307200,
"timeout": 1629936000,
"since": 67824,
"statistics": {
"period": 432,
"threshold": 237,
"elapsed": 119,
"count": 3,
"possible": true
},
"min_activation_height": 74574
},
"active": false
} July 23, 2021, 08:17:40 AM
I'm using BGL Core, I was asking if there is a way I can view my passphrase to write it down again, in case I lost my backup. Thank you.
There are multiple ways to do in order to back up your wallet or a specific private key of a public address you use to store your Bitgesell coins.Backup with your wallet file is the easiest method but you have to do:
- Multiple wallet.dat files in multiple devices (computer, laptop or multiple USBs)
- When one USB is broken, technically it is possible, you will have a few others to use.
- Regularly check up those USBs to make sure that are usable. If one USB is broken, you should replace it with another one.
It's important that if you set a passphrase for your wallet (you encrypt it), you must backup the passphrase as well. If you lose it, you will not be able to access your wallet.dat file. Then you will lose your Bitgesell coins.
July 23, 2021, 02:28:12 AM
Is there a way to view my wallet private keys?
If you don't show them, then no, no one sees your keys. Beware of resources that ask you to enter your private key. Or they should be in the list of trusted ones from the developer. Use BGL Core.I'm using BGL Core, I was asking if there is a way I can view my passphrase to write it down again, in case I lost my backup. Thank you.
How to export a wallet such private key or anything to save or moving my wallet to another device? i have a habit to reinstall my windows frequently.
If you use a Windows wallet, there are 2 ways.1. Copy your wallet.dat file (do this when the client has finished working). After changing the system/computer, overwrite the wallet.dat file with your own, which you copied and saved.
2. Extract all private keys. Do this for each of your addresses using the Client Console.
Code:
dumpprivkey your_address
After changing the system/computer import your private saved key.
Code:
importprivkey your_privkey
All the rules that are valid for the BTC client are played here.
You can dump private key of one address or dump all the wallet. Use the code in your Console, and command line.
You can copy your wallet file in the directory. Open your wallet, choose the tab Windows, choose Information. You will get the directory in which your wallet file is stored.
Copy the link in Datadir line that is something like. Copy and paste the link into the Search box of your OS and open the folder.
You will see the sub-folder wallets
Copy and paste the wallet file as your backup. Use it on your other computers.
Code:
dumpprivkey "address"
dumpwallet "filename"
You can copy your wallet file in the directory. Open your wallet, choose the tab Windows, choose Information. You will get the directory in which your wallet file is stored.
Copy the link in Datadir line that is something like. Copy and paste the link into the Search box of your OS and open the folder.
You will see the sub-folder wallets
Copy and paste the wallet file as your backup. Use it on your other computers.
Code:
C:\Users\xxxxxx\AppData\Roaming\BGL
July 23, 2021, 01:41:06 AM
Is there a way to view my wallet private keys?
If you don't show them, then no, no one sees your keys. Beware of resources that ask you to enter your private key. Or they should be in the list of trusted ones from the developer. Use BGL Core.I'm using BGL Core, I was asking if there is a way I can view my passphrase to write it down again, in case I lost my backup. Thank you.
July 22, 2021, 03:29:24 PM
Is there a way to view my wallet private keys?
If you don't show them, then no, no one sees your keys. Beware of resources that ask you to enter your private key. Or they should be in the list of trusted ones from the developer. Use BGL Core. July 22, 2021, 03:02:14 PM
Is there a way to view my wallet private keys?
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