Topic: [ANN][Main] Bitcore- BTX - Datacarriersize up to 220 bytes - page 146. (Read 730496 times)
Strong buy wall in cryptopia...the volume is rising day by day... It seems bright future for btx is coming.. 😎
if you update the wallet, it automatically changes the address to a new one - why do you need to convert this "https://limxtec.github.io/btx-convert/"
? and why this new address does not appear in the list of my addresses to receive
? and why this new address does not appear in the list of my addresses to receive Bitcore Core (bitcore-qt) will not allow it. So basically, when you have the new wallet installed supporting 2xxx addresses and you want to send to a 1xxx, it simply won't let you finish the transaction. This is also true vis versa from old Bitcore core to the new one.
@Kryptowerk thanks for answer
Recommended tx fees in the new version is 0.02BTX/kb again... Where is "lowest transaction fee" bla-bla-bla? Who posted a tx fee comparation here? You are wrong now.
My new wallet says "recommended tx fee .001 BTX"
By the way, after upgrade, in receive addresses i don't see any addresses. Should I create a new one? I thought there should be my converted addresses.
You can use the lower fee with the "custom" seetings.
Many exchanges and pools have not yet moved to new addresses, for example Supronova does not accept the new address format. But when exchanges will move to new addresses possibly there will be a pump.
When you installed the wallet and downloaded the blockchain again, the list of your addresses disappeared. But you can see it in management of inputs.
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Actually we don't need to download the blockchain again. Once we install the new Bitcore QT wallet application, the blockchain is synced automatically.
Recommended tx fees in the new version is 0.02BTX/kb again... Where is "lowest transaction fee" bla-bla-bla? Who posted a tx fee comparation here? You are wrong now.
My new wallet says "recommended tx fee .001 BTX"
By the way, after upgrade, in receive addresses i don't see any addresses. Should I create a new one? I thought there should be my converted addresses.
Recommended tx fees in the new version is 0.02BTX/kb again... Where is "lowest transaction fee" bla-bla-bla? Who posted a tx fee comparation here? You are wrong now.
My new wallet says "recommended tx fee .001 BTX"
By the way, after upgrade, in receive addresses i don't see any addresses. Should I create a new one? I thought there should be my converted addresses.
Recommended tx fees in the new version is 0.02BTX/kb again... Where is "lowest transaction fee" bla-bla-bla? Who posted a tx fee comparation here? You are wrong now.
My new wallet says "recommended tx fee .001 BTX"
Recommended tx fees in the new version is 0.02BTX/kb again... Where is "lowest transaction fee" bla-bla-bla? Who posted a tx fee comparation here? You are wrong now.
i have my btx on original old btc key .. with this update i need move it or i can hodl my btx con old btx (1btc...) old address ? thanks for reply and help this community
Lots of good things coming for Bitcore in the future.
What should I do if I want to send my coins to the exchange after upgrade the public key? The addresses on the exchange have not been updated yet.
Just use the conversion tool until the exchanges upgrade to the new wallet. Then I assume your wallet will reflect the new prefix. They are interchangeable. Here is a demo of the new wallet with the new address being used. This was shared on Telegram by Bitcore team.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/97dj9yeymblt1id/Bitcore%20v.0.15.1.0%20Legacy%20Transaction%20Demo.mp4?dl=0
From Ivo : About Private Key Change -
"If you generate a new address on your wallet, use the converter to convert to old style address and send the coins.
If you reuse an old address that was already in your wallet before you upgraded, you can still send the coins there and they will show up..
The thing to remember is that the private keys remain the same, just the way the public address is shown changed
So if the private key is in your wallet.dat ; you are fine"
ok. if i get this right, i can send coins from my new address to an old style adresses just converting the old address to a new style? "If you generate a new address on your wallet, use the converter to convert to old style address and send the coins.
If you reuse an old address that was already in your wallet before you upgraded, you can still send the coins there and they will show up..
The thing to remember is that the private keys remain the same, just the way the public address is shown changed
So if the private key is in your wallet.dat ; you are fine"
From Ivo : About Private Key Change -
"If you generate a new address on your wallet, use the converter to convert to old style address and send the coins.
If you reuse an old address that was already in your wallet before you upgraded, you can still send the coins there and they will show up..
The thing to remember is that the private keys remain the same, just the way the public address is shown changed
So if the private key is in your wallet.dat ; you are fine"
"If you generate a new address on your wallet, use the converter to convert to old style address and send the coins.
If you reuse an old address that was already in your wallet before you upgraded, you can still send the coins there and they will show up..
The thing to remember is that the private keys remain the same, just the way the public address is shown changed
So if the private key is in your wallet.dat ; you are fine"
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Please note that the private keys are in no way affected by this change. Any private key is fully compatible with both the old formatting as well as the new one.
Literally #Hodlers don't need to to anything for now?
I have Bitcore which i locked in a wallet until 2025, So is there anything I need to do or i can just leave it.
FYI: I just have wallet backups no running wallet in my PC.
this is number one rule for #HODL
but keep in my mind that always do that with funds that you might not need in near future, because in that case, you may face huge loss
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Please note that the private keys are in no way affected by this change. Any private key is fully compatible with both the old formatting as well as the new one.
Literally #Hodlers don't need to to anything for now?
I have Bitcore which i locked in a wallet until 2025, So is there anything I need to do or i can just leave it.
FYI: I just have wallet backups no running wallet in my PC.
What should I do if I want to send my coins to the exchange after upgrade the public key? The addresses on the exchange have not been updated yet.
This is very problematic the way it is being implemented. I am leaving my coins in the old wallet until this is all ironed out.
An conversion rate (number of wallets)/(all wallets) and naming the exchanges who are using 2x adresses would be nice.
Otherwise you buy some btx auf 1xwallets send to new created 1xwallet (if its still possibel) and converting this to 2x and then send the btx to yout own 2x wallet.
Or do I see something wrong?
Otherwise you buy some btx auf 1xwallets send to new created 1xwallet (if its still possibel) and converting this to 2x and then send the btx to yout own 2x wallet.
Or do I see something wrong?
What should I do if I want to send my coins to the exchange after upgrade the public key? The addresses on the exchange have not been updated yet.
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