Topic: [ANN][Blocknet] truly decentralized exchange | token ecosystem infrastructure - page 66. (Read 1103308 times)

It's up right now, happy hunting.

In my experience Trex is usually pretty conservative on these things, so I wouldn't hold my breath.  I'm sure soon, but honestly given the current market volatility paired with the functionality of the new Block DEX and what the impact that may have I'm guessing we may be looking at days rather than hours.  (Thinking back to my experience with the ZCL/ZEN split).

Any word when Bittrex wallets will be back up?

Looks clear to me as well. But in regards to the recent news, the whole Alt-market is a bit challenged.

I sold at 0.055 and reinforced at 0.00475. Got lucky today bc the coin is already at 0.005 and moving up

Looking at Coinmarket cap chart, BLOCKNET is just about to hit it's next wave up. Draw a line from all the last few buy support lows. Looks like we just hit the bottom on the next wave up. Get cheap coins while you can! I'm not a master at reading charts, but the pattern is very clear.

how to start linux version? i downloaded archieve and whatever file i try to start i get an error message that says "cant open: binaryfiles corrupted"


a readme would be nice

Is it actual possible to open a XCurrency wallet.dat in this Blocknet version, or do we still have to wait?


Greetz

WARNING! The current version of the wallet will completely unlock by default when you use your password to unlock it.  Please be sure to check the "Unlock for staking and anonymization only" checkbox in the unlock popup dialog window before unlocking.

funds need at least 60 confirmations before they stake

if that doesnt work out:
Tools > Open Wallet Configuration File > staking=1 > close > restart wallet and unlock it for staking again


a lot of documentation about BLOCKNET is found here:
https://github.com/BlocknetDX/blocknet-docs

did that, icon is still greyed out

I think a more noticeable warning advising users to backup their wallet.dat before update would help users avoid those problems.

as long as you have copies of your OLD private keys (for example old wallet.dat) you are 100% safe
they did a complete snapshot of the old chain and added it to the new chain

I am just replacing a new wallet.dat with my old wallet.dat and everything is Ok.)) Even have received my first stake in a new chain.))

So just to get this straight before i try this out i will put the new parts Im not sure about in RED

Steps for migrating from old chain to new chain

    backup your wallet.dat before you doing anything (make 2 separate copies)
    unlock wallet from the UI (fully unlocked, not just for staking)
    Use the debug console and type dumpwallet filename.txt (replace "filename.txt" with a name of your choice). The file will be located in the directory you launched the wallet from

Download New Wallet

    launch wallet
    in debug console importwallet filename.txt replace filename.txt with that you used with the dumpwallet command (so you copy that filename.txt to the new folder from which you are launching the new blocknet wallet)?
    verify addresses (what is this?)
    via debug console type listreceivedbyaddress 0 true

When to move your wallet.dat and start using the new wallet (when you move you old wallet.dat to the new blocknet directory in app data?)

    it is not important when you download the new wallet, sync up, and move your wallet.dat to its directory.
    however, your new wallet's balance will remain zero until the migration on 1 September.
    a snapshot will be taken on 1 September, after the final block on the old chain. The first block to be created after 08:00 PDT (15:00 UTC) shall be the final block.
    once the snapshot is applied to the new chain, your balance will reflect in the new wallet
    you can expect (centralized) exchanges to re-enable trading once they have confirmed that the new chain is functioning as expected.

Funds will arrive on Sept 1


If you fuck any of this up so long as you have copies of your old blocknet wallet.dat file are you 100% safe?

Encrypt the wallet first. After it closes open it again, go to settings→unlock wallet. Unlock it with the passphrase you used for the encryption. Staking should activate automatically (you can check by hovering your mouse cursor over the arrow icon in the bottom right corner. It should also turn green when staking activates).

How do we make staking active on the new wallet?

And do not forget about Horizon(HZ) implementing. I remember that was planned in early Blocknet.

0.01 will be soon

Buy now

I have already found my first block today at 4 am UTC