Topic: [ANN] Ħ [HODL] 5% Interest. No Staking Req. Term Deposits 10%. Solo Mining. - page 57. (Read 472948 times)

Quote from: M1ST3R on July 17, 2017, 05:19:40 AM

How to check if I am on good chain?
Is using 3.0.1 sufficient or I have to do something more?

I assume you're solo mining. Easiest and simplest way is to compare your balance using block explorer.

Here the link... http://www.fuzzbawls.pw/explore/HOdlcoin/index.php

Enter your wallet address on the search box and compare the balance shown on the block explorer with those in your wallet.
If they are the same then you're on the right chain.

you can also go to the debug window in your wallet, console tab and type
getblockhash 268733
it should show:
000000777edbdae1eff3cad5b2917dbe883267a17ea1b190f21f565ef368b3bd

It does show that string.
What does it mean?

Where do I find my wallet address to put into the block explorer?

If I am on the wrong chain, what do I do to get on the right one?

You're on the correct chain.

In your wallet -- click file tab then choose receiving address from drop down menu.

Do nothing... you're on the correct chain.

Thank you

Why did I get so many (3722) HodlCoins? I mine with a laptop (67 H/S). I also mine with a PC (170 H/S). There I got after 2 days 50 Hodlcoins.

In the receiving item I have several addresses. I assume that the HodlClient shows a view over all adresses.

1) Finding a mining block only yields 50 coins, so you did not received 3722 coins from mining.
2) my guess is either someone sent you by accident 3722 coins or one of your term deposits matured and payed out the earned interest.

xryan

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Merit: 0

Quote from: xryan on July 17, 2017, 02:48:39 AM

Quote from: xryan on July 17, 2017, 02:48:39 AM

How to check if I am on good chain?
Is using 3.0.1 sufficient or I have to do something more?

I assume you're solo mining. Easiest and simplest way is to compare your balance using block explorer.

Here the link... http://www.fuzzbawls.pw/explore/HOdlcoin/index.php

Enter your wallet address on the search box and compare the balance shown on the block explorer with those in your wallet.
If they are the same then you're on the right chain.

you can also go to the debug window in your wallet, console tab and type
getblockhash 268733
it should show:
000000777edbdae1eff3cad5b2917dbe883267a17ea1b190f21f565ef368b3bd

It does show that string.
What does it mean?

Where do I find my wallet address to put into the block explorer?

If I am on the wrong chain, what do I do to get on the right one?

You're on the correct chain.

In your wallet -- click file tab then choose receiving address from drop down menu.

Do nothing... you're on the correct chain.

Thank you

Why did I get so many (3722) HodlCoins? I mine with a laptop (67 H/S). I also mine with a PC (170 H/S). There I got after 2 days 50 Hodlcoins.

In the receiving item I have several addresses. I assume that the HodlClient shows a view over all adresses.

M1ST3R

member

Activity: 89

Merit: 10

How to check if I am on good chain?
Is using 3.0.1 sufficient or I have to do something more?

I assume you're solo mining. Easiest and simplest way is to compare your balance using block explorer.

Here the link... http://www.fuzzbawls.pw/explore/HOdlcoin/index.php

Enter your wallet address on the search box and compare the balance shown on the block explorer with those in your wallet.
If they are the same then you're on the right chain.

you can also go to the debug window in your wallet, console tab and type
getblockhash 268733
it should show:
000000777edbdae1eff3cad5b2917dbe883267a17ea1b190f21f565ef368b3bd

It does show that string.
What does it mean?

Where do I find my wallet address to put into the block explorer?

If I am on the wrong chain, what do I do to get on the right one?

You're on the correct chain.

In your wallet -- click file tab then choose receiving address from drop down menu.

Do nothing... you're on the correct chain.

xryan

newbie

Activity: 35

Merit: 0

Quote from: wisebc on July 16, 2017, 09:05:58 PM

How to check if I am on good chain?
Is using 3.0.1 sufficient or I have to do something more?

I assume you're solo mining. Easiest and simplest way is to compare your balance using block explorer.

Here the link... http://www.fuzzbawls.pw/explore/HOdlcoin/index.php

Enter your wallet address on the search box and compare the balance shown on the block explorer with those in your wallet.
If they are the same then you're on the right chain.

you can also go to the debug window in your wallet, console tab and type
getblockhash 268733
it should show:
000000777edbdae1eff3cad5b2917dbe883267a17ea1b190f21f565ef368b3bd

It does show that string.
What does it mean?

Where do I find my wallet address to put into the block explorer?

If I am on the wrong chain, what do I do to get on the right one?

ayamark789

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Merit: 100

This presentation is really simple, no outside direct purchase participation channels?

FreeTrade

legendary

Activity: 1470

Merit: 1030

Any suggestions?

Try a reindex also.

ghobson

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Activity: 250

Merit: 100

Crypto Developer

Quote from: wisebc on July 16, 2017, 09:05:58 PM

I've sent 3 deposits recently to coinexchange.io.

They are being received and confirmed, they are usable (exchangeable), and they are recorded in the blockchain according to fuzzbawls.

The hash of that specified block to see if i'm not the right chain matches perfectly in the debug window.

The balance of the transactions definitely gets taken from my wallet.

And yet, those transactions do not exist as far as my wallet transaction records are concerned.

I have gone so far as to delete everything except the wallet file out of the roaming directory and let it rebuild.

On 6/7/17 I sent 1 HODL as a test to coinexchange and that transaction dutifully shows up in my transaction log. The 3 deposits in question were sent after that date.

Any suggestions?

hi wisebc, sounds similar to issue #15, can you add the transactionid's to that issue on github ?

wisebc

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I've sent 3 deposits recently to coinexchange.io.

They are being received and confirmed, they are usable (exchangeable), and they are recorded in the blockchain according to fuzzbawls.

The hash of that specified block to see if i'm not the right chain matches perfectly in the debug window.

The balance of the transactions definitely gets taken from my wallet.

And yet, those transactions do not exist as far as my wallet transaction records are concerned.

I have gone so far as to delete everything except the wallet file out of the roaming directory and let it rebuild.

On 6/7/17 I sent 1 HODL as a test to coinexchange and that transaction dutifully shows up in my transaction log. The 3 deposits in question were sent after that date.

Any suggestions?

ghobson

full member

Activity: 250

Merit: 100

Crypto Developer

How to check if I am on good chain?
Is using 3.0.1 sufficient or I have to do something more?

I assume you're solo mining. Easiest and simplest way is to compare your balance using block explorer.

Here the link... http://www.fuzzbawls.pw/explore/HOdlcoin/index.php

Enter your wallet address on the search box and compare the balance shown on the block explorer with those in your wallet.
If they are the same then you're on the right chain.

you can also go to the debug window in your wallet, console tab and type
getblockhash 268733
it should show:
000000777edbdae1eff3cad5b2917dbe883267a17ea1b190f21f565ef368b3bd

M1ST3R

member

Activity: 89

Merit: 10