Topic: [ANN] [XMV] MoneroV - Fork 1:10 of Monero - Finite coin supply - Private - page 10. (Read 45793 times)

Get in touch with them via [email protected]

or

Create a support ticket via email [email protected]

No, create a report in Hitbtc, it should show the register of the coins you have in there, when they entered Hitbtc and when they left

Thanks for the advice ... create a report at XMV website?

This shouldn't be necessary, just create a report where you can see that the coins were in Hitbtc during the fork if you need to talk with their support (by the way Hitbtc support is bad)

Knowing and spreading info about some legit remote nodes would be very appreciated.
Where is the team on that ?!

Guys,

Need some advice... during the fork, i had place some XMR to Hitbtc. What are the steps for me to get the XMV or do I have to wait till HitBTC have it on their exchange?

whitepaper pls 

HitBTC needs some additional time for integration.

where is the light wallet or web wallet? Not for this month?

More and more pools adding MoneroV - https://twitter.com/go_mine_it/status/1011553637254955008
Great job!!

that would be great!

Great article by MoneroV - MimbleWimble to the rescue

MimbleWimble - The solution to Blockchain scalability

https://steemit.com/monero/@monerov/mimblewimble-the-solution-to-blockchain-scalability

Wasn't XMV to be available for trade in HitBtc ? 
                                     
Any news ?

Shapeshift consider to add MoneroV to the exchange soon!! - https://twitter.com/ShapeShift_io/status/1009826010756538369

https://altex.exchange/markets&pair=BTC_XMV&ref=1048



Cool, much easier than getting stuck with the wallet.

Its work, thanks 

Now I see my mistake here. Thank you very much for helping me out. In Monero I didn't had to use this because I've always used the same wallet files on the same PCs offline/online. So I basically never had to recover my wallet files and thus there where no expenses my online copy didn't know about.
I really appreciate your help! There should be more guides on the Monero/MoneroV homepages regarding this, though.

It works the same as it does in Monero. The view key can not be used to view outgoing transactions.

You need to use export_outputs, import_outputs, export_key_images and import_key_images. There's a nice guide on the Monero Stack Exchange.

But a view-only (watching-only) wallet should be able to monitor all incoming and outgoing transactions, right? otherwise it isn't possible to create/broadcast a transaction if the unspent UTXOs can't be determined.

I did the following to (try) claim(-ing) my unspent XMV which are stored at an offline workstation:
1) Recover my wallet at the offline device with my seed in "monerov-wallet-gui.exe".
2) Go to "Settings" and "Export watching-only copy".
3) Transfered my watching-only copy onto a USB stick.
4) Opend my watching-only copy of my wallet at an online workstation.
5) "monerov-wallet-gui.exe" scanned my wallet and only found all incoming tx and not a single outgoing one.

The summary is that I can't spend any of my funds because "monerov-wallet-gui.exe" just completely ignors my past outgoing tx. I can create an  unsigned tx and sign it on my offline PC, but I can't broadcast it because some of my incoming tx were already spent (that's the error message I get when doing so). So my actual balance is false to because my spendings aren't recorded. The wallet acts like if I haven't spent anything, only the coins I have received are recognized.

Although my hot-wallets work perfectly fine (all of them). I can't explain why that happens, because I did this 100 times in Monero the same way I did it in MoneroV. So it's not the first time I use offline walets.

That isn't a bug. The view key can only be used to see incoming transactions.