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Topic: [ANN][BITS][Bitstar] Now on Cryptopia, Nova and Yobit new wallet fork in testing - page 85. (Read 438037 times)

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You need to make sure the byte size is lower than 100k I believe.

I think you can select a few hundred transactions to send to a consolidation address before you reach that size though.

This is getting rather frustrating. It worked for a few of the addresses that I had a small amount in, but now that I'm trying to move 7875.754885 bits it just gives me the error that it failed to create the transaction. I've tried reducing the amount I'm trying to send from that address, to less than 1000 bits and I STILL get the error. If an address has a large amount of bits in it I can't seem to get it to send from that address. This is really baffling.

OK thanks to a friendly fellow user, I was able to figure out that I had a ton of small inputs and needed to check them off individually until I hit the byte limit. Kind of a pain but it works. Part of my reason for doing this in the first place though, is this: I created separate addresses for specific purposes, such as an address for exchange purchases, and multipool earnings. The idea was to be able to easily see how much I bought over time, or earned through the multipool. But I'm finding that as the Bitstar client mines new coins it seems to use all of the addresses I've created which defeats the purpose. Is there some way to constrict the address used for mining?

Not unless you no longer want to stake, POS uses coins to create coins therefore will always turn large inputs into smaller ones, but if you "house tidy" every 1-2 weeks you can keep it from getting too bad.  This is just how POS works.
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You need to make sure the byte size is lower than 100k I believe.

I think you can select a few hundred transactions to send to a consolidation address before you reach that size though.

This is getting rather frustrating. It worked for a few of the addresses that I had a small amount in, but now that I'm trying to move 7875.754885 bits it just gives me the error that it failed to create the transaction. I've tried reducing the amount I'm trying to send from that address, to less than 1000 bits and I STILL get the error. If an address has a large amount of bits in it I can't seem to get it to send from that address. This is really baffling.

OK thanks to a friendly fellow user, I was able to figure out that I had a ton of small inputs and needed to check them off individually until I hit the byte limit. Kind of a pain but it works. Part of my reason for doing this in the first place though, is this: I created separate addresses for specific purposes, such as an address for exchange purchases, and multipool earnings. The idea was to be able to easily see how much I bought over time, or earned through the multipool. But I'm finding that as the Bitstar client mines new coins it seems to use all of the addresses I've created which defeats the purpose. Is there some way to constrict the address used for mining?
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You need to make sure the byte size is lower than 100k I believe.

I think you can select a few hundred transactions to send to a consolidation address before you reach that size though.

This is getting rather frustrating. It worked for a few of the addresses that I had a small amount in, but now that I'm trying to move 7875.754885 bits it just gives me the error that it failed to create the transaction. I've tried reducing the amount I'm trying to send from that address, to less than 1000 bits and I STILL get the error. If an address has a large amount of bits in it I can't seem to get it to send from that address. This is really baffling.
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You need to make sure the byte size is lower than 75k I believe.

I think you can select a few hundred transactions to send to a consolidation address before you reach that size though.
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Someone is stacking up lots of bits without any major price effect. Everything beeing bought below 1000 sat and creating buy wall below it. Chance to have updated rich list? I have theory and like to see changes of top 50 rich list.

What kind of theory?  you make me curious  Grin

Lets just say if I would like to buy large portion of coins in the market in quiet then I would do it like that. And after that I would announce something. But this is just speculation Wink

Clear, speculation  Grin
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A bit off topic, but is there a way to consolidate all of my Bitstar to one address?

Yes, just send it to that address

I just got around to trying this, but it's not working. I put in the address I want to send my coins from, and using Coin Control Features I looked at my other addresses and checked all of them except the one I was going to send to. That showed how much of my Bitstar coins are in those addresses. So I used that number to send to the address I wanted to consolidate to, and get a message Failed to create transaction, and something about insufficient funds. I tried it with all the addresses unchecked as well and got the same problem. Not sure what I'm doing wrong.
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BTW, someone turned up in IRC earlier as a result of them seeing the number of votes we are getting over at Crypto-Trade so, whoever is putting in the legwork on that, good job, it is having an effect.


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Someone is stacking up lots of bits without any major price effect. Everything beeing bought below 1000 sat and creating buy wall below it. Chance to have updated rich list? I have theory and like to see changes of top 50 rich list.

What kind of theory?  you make me curious  Grin
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How would the staking be handled for a Trezor wallet?

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I contacted trezor , the safest possible way to store your btc in existence if they could add bitstarcoin , their response :

Hello Florian,

Thank you for contacting Satoshilabs. In general there are two options how to integrate Bitstarcoin with our TREZOR.
You will need BOP like server https://bitsofproof.com/?page_id=826 with BIP44/32 to be able to support Bitstarcoin for our myTrezor wallet.
I am not entirely sure, they will be willing to add support for another coin, but you can try to contact them.
Another option is to build your own Blockchain explorer with BIP 44 support and your own HD wallet, similar to electrum, with BIP44/32 support.

When one of these conditions will be met, we are willing to add support for Bitstarcoin to our device.

Best regards,

Best regards,

Kamil
SatoshiLabs | TREZOR The Bitcoin Safe

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Just a quick update, as many of you may have guessed like many other coins we have started talks to work with jl777's supernet, we're still in talks and nothing has been decided yet, but as its taking a while I thought we best update you, we'll of course let you know more once we know anything.

I'd just like to mention that, even if nothing comes of the talks with jl777, there are still major milestones to be announced in the coming weeks. You don't have to buy more, just hodl what you have. You will be glad you did.



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Getting there now, I may launch without escrow to start with, then add escrow once its live.  I'm now investigating doing 3 party escrow for less risk to all parties.
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This is the safest coin I hold. I bought a long time ago on a screenshot. I have had them since, along with some that others here have selflessly given me. While holding them I watched. My very first post was in this thread. Not only have I been very pleased with my hold, but the community here is exactly what I look for. A very focused group. The amount of coins on the exchanges for trade is minimal because the people that own bits are mature investors. This thread has continued to keep pnd at bay. To be honest I don't care what the price is because my ultimate goal is to get more bits. Thank you for the post above. They are what I think every time I see flippers enter this conversation. As far as casheer I would not give up on them. I am still in conversation with them and actually they Favorited a week old post i tweeted about bitstar/casheer yesterday. They are watching us. I have good relations with holy transaction wallet and I am going to subconsciously push bits at them  Cheesy Did I mention my respect for the bits dev? An everyday guy that works a day job and is very honest about his schedule. Not one time have I been disappointed here. Love this coin! When is the last time your bought a coin that you could sleep on for months? How many devs abandon ship when the coin depreciates? The innovation surpasses most in crypto. Bitstarcoin is a pearl in the sea of scams.

Well said!

+1
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No posts last couple of days...calm before the storm? Smiley

Despite being silent, I'm sure Dev is still workign hard like always. Just wait for the ann Smiley
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No posts last couple of days...calm before the storm? Smiley
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Smile on my face is getting wider and wider when picture of this is coming clearer for me. I think I become joker before this blows up  Grin Have to agree what cryptodevil said! Dev: good work and future is bright!
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Here's your first quick preview, this isn't just a mock up, its a fully functioning site, currently writing the crypto currency live prices, then need to work on the escrow system.

When you create a product, you create it in fiat or crypto, and it will auto track to that price for you.



Nice one.
Will it also be possible to search only on your country, or is het just worldwide?

Yes, you can search by country, advert type and other variables

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Here's your first quick preview, this isn't just a mock up, its a fully functioning site, currently writing the crypto currency live prices, then need to work on the escrow system.

When you create a product, you create it in fiat or crypto, and it will auto track to that price for you.



Def. liking the preview so far Wink
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Here's your first quick preview, this isn't just a mock up, its a fully functioning site, currently writing the crypto currency live prices, then need to work on the escrow system.

When you create a product, you create it in fiat or crypto, and it will auto track to that price for you.

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Getting BITS on another exchange could improve its liquidity and give it more publicity.
Since it's very easy, you just have to click on it, I picked BITS on Bter with no up votes and started voting on it (https://bter.com/voting).

Any help will be welcome.
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