Hi,
I have a bitcoin address from which I sent BTC. I don't need a counterwallet. All I want to do is check my NVO token balance. What blockchain explorer can I use to see that?
Topic: [ANN][CrowdSale Ended]🌟🌟🌟🌟 NVO Decentralized Exchange | MultiWallet 🌟🌟🌟🌟 - page 111. (Read 170137 times)
July 01, 2017, 01:17:01 PM
July 01, 2017, 12:15:08 PM
ICO initiators should obviously have noted that we need to send from a counterwallet in order to be able to actually use the tokens.
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
it was
actually several times
I'm not really upset about it, but tell me, where on the instructions is it mentioned? In fact, scrolling through it mentions importing private keys to counterwallet or NVOT wallet multiple times.
Quote
If you are sending Bitcoin, Do not send from an exchange, pool or most online wallets and services, as you don’t control private keys. You will lose NVOT.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
you'll get your tokens, you just can't move them unless you use counterwallet or wait till the NVO wallet will be able to import privkeys, it was mentioned in this thread several times
Haha, you must be a libertarian. That thought process suggest psychopathic tendencies. They made a mistake but it was their obligation to inform their investors. Not on "this thread."
oh man, you wouldn't last a day as a psychologist..
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19719945
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19729745
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19735657
I believe it was said in the instructions and most of the guides on how to invest as well that you've got to use counterparty
You can use these websites to generate a bitcoin keypairs :
walletgenerator
bitaddress
coinb.in
counterwallet
Electrum
Bitcoin core
what if i access my trezor via electrum? will that work?
July 01, 2017, 12:12:46 PM
ICO initiators should obviously have noted that we need to send from a counterwallet in order to be able to actually use the tokens.
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
it was
actually several times
I'm not really upset about it, but tell me, where on the instructions is it mentioned? In fact, scrolling through it mentions importing private keys to counterwallet or NVOT wallet multiple times.
Quote
If you are sending Bitcoin, Do not send from an exchange, pool or most online wallets and services, as you don’t control private keys. You will lose NVOT.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
you'll get your tokens, you just can't move them unless you use counterwallet or wait till the NVO wallet will be able to import privkeys, it was mentioned in this thread several times
Haha, you must be a libertarian. That thought process suggest psychopathic tendencies. They made a mistake but it was their obligation to inform their investors. Not on "this thread."
oh man, you wouldn't last a day as a psychologist..
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19719945
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19729745
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19735657
I believe it was said in the instructions and most of the guides on how to invest as well that you've got to use counterparty
Did you spend as much time reading the instructions as you did in psychology class?
July 01, 2017, 11:02:23 AM
ICO initiators should obviously have noted that we need to send from a counterwallet in order to be able to actually use the tokens.
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
it was
actually several times
I'm not really upset about it, but tell me, where on the instructions is it mentioned? In fact, scrolling through it mentions importing private keys to counterwallet or NVOT wallet multiple times.
Quote
If you are sending Bitcoin, Do not send from an exchange, pool or most online wallets and services, as you don’t control private keys. You will lose NVOT.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
you'll get your tokens, you just can't move them unless you use counterwallet or wait till the NVO wallet will be able to import privkeys, it was mentioned in this thread several times
Haha, you must be a libertarian. That thought process suggest psychopathic tendencies. They made a mistake but it was their obligation to inform their investors. Not on "this thread."
oh man, you wouldn't last a day as a psychologist..
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19719945
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19729745
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19735657
I believe it was said in the instructions and most of the guides on how to invest as well that you've got to use counterparty
You can use these websites to generate a bitcoin keypairs :
walletgenerator
bitaddress
coinb.in
counterwallet
Electrum
Bitcoin core
July 01, 2017, 10:50:39 AM
ICO initiators should obviously have noted that we need to send from a counterwallet in order to be able to actually use the tokens.
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
it was
actually several times
I'm not really upset about it, but tell me, where on the instructions is it mentioned? In fact, scrolling through it mentions importing private keys to counterwallet or NVOT wallet multiple times.
Quote
If you are sending Bitcoin, Do not send from an exchange, pool or most online wallets and services, as you don’t control private keys. You will lose NVOT.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
you'll get your tokens, you just can't move them unless you use counterwallet or wait till the NVO wallet will be able to import privkeys, it was mentioned in this thread several times
Haha, you must be a libertarian. That thought process suggest psychopathic tendencies. They made a mistake but it was their obligation to inform their investors. Not on "this thread."
oh man, you wouldn't last a day as a psychologist..
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19719945
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19729745
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19735657
I believe it was said in the instructions and most of the guides on how to invest as well that you've got to use counterparty
July 01, 2017, 10:37:48 AM
after putting in the private key and hitting Sweep just nothing happens.
what to do?
-snip-
This is not the place nor the time to ask this. Read through the counterparty documentation. Wait for the team to publish a guide on importing your address to counterparty and then start asking question about it (optimally through Slack). The team is trying to help the people who have improperly invested due to not ready instructions in order to make the least amount of people lose their money.what to do?
-snip-
Do i need to d something extra or it will be credited automatically?
Automatically on the BTC address that you've invested with / the BTC address that you've posted in to the dashboard (if you've invested altcoins). July 01, 2017, 09:41:40 AM
Sorry if it has been Answered above
but i used my Counterwallet to transfer
when will i be able to see my NVO tokens..?
Do i need to d something extra or it will be credited automatically?
but i used my Counterwallet to transfer
when will i be able to see my NVO tokens..?
Do i need to d something extra or it will be credited automatically?
Just wait
, many users sent there btc from an exchange so they have to sent the tokens partial manually.You can check here if they start sending out the tokens.
https://xchain.io/asset/NVST.NVSX
When you write at the top right corner of the site your adresse you can see if you already got your tokens
. 
July 01, 2017, 08:56:35 AM
i suggest all of you that have some questions to connect to NVO Slack Channel
July 01, 2017, 06:44:58 AM
Sorry if it has been Answered above
but i used my Counterwallet to transfer
when will i be able to see my NVO tokens..?
Do i need to d something extra or it will be credited automatically?
but i used my Counterwallet to transfer
when will i be able to see my NVO tokens..?
Do i need to d something extra or it will be credited automatically?
July 01, 2017, 06:22:07 AM
i tried to import one of the used addresses in counterwallet.
after putting in the private key and hitting Sweep just nothing happens.
what to do?
EDIT: maybe it is just because i don't have any BTC in both addresses. in which one do i need BTC. in the old or in the new or in both?
after putting in the private key and hitting Sweep just nothing happens.
what to do?
EDIT: maybe it is just because i don't have any BTC in both addresses. in which one do i need BTC. in the old or in the new or in both?
July 01, 2017, 06:10:43 AM
huh, this will be a search for the coins i think.
i used
- counterwallet
- Jaxx
- electrum
to send BTC.
i hope that i will be able to see my NVO and in a second step to transfer them to one address.
btw: the address i used with counterwallt still have a balance of zero.
i used
- counterwallet
- Jaxx
- electrum
to send BTC.
i hope that i will be able to see my NVO and in a second step to transfer them to one address.
btw: the address i used with counterwallt still have a balance of zero.
July 01, 2017, 04:41:11 AM
Haha, you must be a libertarian. That thought process suggest psychopathic tendencies. They made a mistake but it was their obligation to inform their investors. Not on "this thread."
It is a counterwallet bug that NVO devs didn't know when the crowdsale launched.
it can be done manually if you want:
https://counterpartytalk.org/t/sweep-private-keys-issue/2325/23
follow those instructions and...
good luck
you can also follow this video guide mentioned in the previous thread link (your own risk)
https://youtu.be/neYqIOKlyus
i ask if NVO devs can check the tool and previous video guide to be legit for the token sweep,
if affermative could be THE solution
July 01, 2017, 02:32:27 AM
Hello all,
I'm sorry, I am not completely understanding regarding the wallet and how to view NVST.
On the instructions it mentioned that you could use Jaxx, so I am assuming my NVST would be sent there, but I would not be able to see it? How would I be able to eventually see it? Someone mentioned I need to import private keys from Jaxx to Counterwallet? But then I think I read that Counterwallet cannot import private keys at this moment due to a glitch?
Can someone please enlighten me?
Much thanks in advance
I'm sorry, I am not completely understanding regarding the wallet and how to view NVST.
On the instructions it mentioned that you could use Jaxx, so I am assuming my NVST would be sent there, but I would not be able to see it? How would I be able to eventually see it? Someone mentioned I need to import private keys from Jaxx to Counterwallet? But then I think I read that Counterwallet cannot import private keys at this moment due to a glitch?
Can someone please enlighten me?
Much thanks in advance
July 01, 2017, 01:45:04 AM
ICO initiators should obviously have noted that we need to send from a counterwallet in order to be able to actually use the tokens.
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
it was
actually several times
I'm not really upset about it, but tell me, where on the instructions is it mentioned? In fact, scrolling through it mentions importing private keys to counterwallet or NVOT wallet multiple times.
Quote
If you are sending Bitcoin, Do not send from an exchange, pool or most online wallets and services, as you don’t control private keys. You will lose NVOT.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
you'll get your tokens, you just can't move them unless you use counterwallet or wait till the NVO wallet will be able to import privkeys, it was mentioned in this thread several times
Haha, you must be a libertarian. That thought process suggest psychopathic tendencies. They made a mistake but it was their obligation to inform their investors. Not on "this thread."
July 01, 2017, 01:11:59 AM
ICO initiators should obviously have noted that we need to send from a counterwallet in order to be able to actually use the tokens.
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
it was
actually several times
I'm not really upset about it, but tell me, where on the instructions is it mentioned? In fact, scrolling through it mentions importing private keys to counterwallet or NVOT wallet multiple times.
Quote
If you are sending Bitcoin, Do not send from an exchange, pool or most online wallets and services, as you don’t control private keys. You will lose NVOT.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
you'll get your tokens, you just can't move them unless you use counterwallet or wait till the NVO wallet will be able to import privkeys, it was mentioned in this thread several times
July 01, 2017, 12:33:32 AM
hai dev, can i ask u
how much total suply?
how much total suply?
They will create 15.000.000 coins based on counterparty, and they will be fully available in crowd sale.
the total supply is 15.000.000 coins or is this changed lately?
https://coindaddy.io/search?network=xcp&q=nvst
or someone is abusing the name on counterparty platform?
or I dont understand anything?
EDIT:
my mistake, it was already burned here: https://counterpartychain.io/asset/NVST
July 01, 2017, 12:18:29 AM
can we see the number of our tokens without installing a counterparty wallet? like thru the blockchain or something?
I don't want to sell my tokens but just want to see my tokens are there.
Thanks.
I don't want to sell my tokens but just want to see my tokens are there.
Thanks.
You should be able to see the tokens sent to your address by using this block explorer:
https://counterpartychain.io/addresses
Once NVST have been distributed, go to this link and enter your PUBLIC key/address in the search field. - You should then see your tokens in the Assets section.
Just a friendly reminder: NEVER enter your private key on any website.
It looks like they haven't started distributing these tokens yet. But the above information is quite useful for newbies to check their token whether received or not. Just checked mine and nothing yet but it is too early to expect the tokens to appear. I just used my address to check not private key and people should remember that part before checking the balance.
July 01, 2017, 12:11:33 AM
ICO initiators should obviously have noted that we need to send from a counterwallet in order to be able to actually use the tokens.
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
it was
actually several times
I'm not really upset about it, but tell me, where on the instructions is it mentioned? In fact, scrolling through it mentions importing private keys to counterwallet or NVOT wallet multiple times.
Quote
If you are sending Bitcoin, Do not send from an exchange, pool or most online wallets and services, as you don’t control private keys. You will lose NVOT.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
1. In the Personal bitcoin address section, submit a bitcoin address you control private keys. This is mainly used for depositing with altcoins. If you send with Bitcoin, NVOT will be sent to the address you used to send Bitcoin. So if you deposit twice with Bitcoin using two different addresses each time, NVOT will be sent separately to those two addresses.
2. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to use for deposit, copy address and send funds.
3. Wait until crowdsale is over for NVOT to be sent out to your address submitted in Personal bitcoin address section if sent using altcoins.
There is only 1 Bitcoin address for all participations, whereas each participant gets an unique address for depositing with altcoins with a balance checker. A normal bitcoin wallet is fine for holding NVOT, but you won’t be able to “see” and “send” the NVOT unless you are using a CounterWallet. Later, NVO wallet will also support NVOT, so you can send or import private keys.
If you are unsure on which bitcoin wallet to use, you can send Bitcoins from Copay, or JAXX, or Exodus. These wallets are more user friendly for new users. You can also use the links listed in Personal bitcoin address section.
July 01, 2017, 12:05:42 AM
ICO initiators should obviously have noted that we need to send from a counterwallet in order to be able to actually use the tokens.
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
Options should be offered in order to obtain the tokens without needing to import private keys to a wallet that is unable to do so
it was
actually several times
June 30, 2017, 11:19:29 PM
can we see the number of our tokens without installing a counterparty wallet? like thru the blockchain or something?
I don't want to sell my tokens but just want to see my tokens are there.
Thanks.
I don't want to sell my tokens but just want to see my tokens are there.
Thanks.
You should be able to see the tokens sent to your address by using this block explorer:
https://counterpartychain.io/addresses
Once NVST have been distributed, go to this link and enter your PUBLIC key/address in the search field. - You should then see your tokens in the Assets section.
Just a friendly reminder: NEVER enter your private key on any website.
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