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TheKingInYellow

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Have you found the Yellow Sign?

Quote from: agostine on November 01, 2017, 07:26:09 AM

How long time will it take until we start to see an escape from BTC the reason I ask is the following.

First I made a test send BTX from the wallet to Cryptopia it was done within seconds and the fee was some cents.
Than I transfer BTC from Bitfinex to Cryptopia it took almost 10 hours and the fee was almost 5 dollars.

After purchase more BTX, I send all BTX to the wallet it took less than a minute, the fee was again some cents only.
Moon is to close for BTX, BTX will go for the outer space.
Peace.

I believe in BTX long term as the airdrop accelerates. Eventually many alts won't be so beholden to BTC once it's at 50k and stable. Cheesy

Souled

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Can I sign a message from withing the bitcore mobile android app? I dont find such an option.

If no, how can I import my mobile wallet in the desktop windows app? I dont find any option to "import" on my Desktop PC the backup of my mobile wallet. I want to apply for the next airdrop with the new rules but cant.

Vigme86

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Quote from: Vigme86 on October 27, 2017, 03:26:42 PM

Quote from: Vigme86 on October 24, 2017, 01:36:56 AM

About the quote above I have a newbie question, how is that possibile ? I thought the blockchainsize is the sum of all the block size in the blockchain

Hi Guys sorry bothering you again I quote myself because I've not seen any answer to that Wink

Hi Guys sorry bothering you again I quote myself because I've not seen any answer to that in the last 30 pages Wink

Is there a guide or anything else you can link?

I've received the 25% airdrop very happy about that Grin

I've seen also the Polionex request form and I'm gonna make it

sprinkles

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Thanks for the replies.
Have just been reading that I can access the Trezor keys using Electrum.
So that's fine. I can just let them sit and continue to accumulate further airdrops.
Does seem to be an issue with signing from Segwit addresses right now though (i.e. - you can't) so I guess Byteball is out.

Koontas

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Quote from: sprinkles on November 01, 2017, 11:26:55 AM

Quote from: weichen000 on November 01, 2017, 06:39:36 AM

My coins are in trezor, hard to get the private keys out, is it possible to still provide a claiming service?

I am also wondering if there is some way around the Trezor problem.
Now that my BTC are locked down in Trezor, I am unwilling to move them.

You can use Trezor with Electrum Wallet. No need to export private keys. You can simply sign messages with Electrum then.

But the question is still: Do both address types work? Segwit and legacy?

garytheasshole

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Quote from: sprinkles on November 01, 2017, 11:26:55 AM

Quote from: weichen000 on November 01, 2017, 06:39:36 AM

My coins are in trezor, hard to get the private keys out, is it possible to still provide a claiming service?

I am also wondering if there is some way around the Trezor problem.
Now that my BTC are locked down in Trezor, I am unwilling to move them.

You don't have to move them, just import your mnemonic seed on a wallet such as Electrum where you can export your private keys/sign message with an address.

sprinkles

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Quote from: weichen000 on November 01, 2017, 06:39:36 AM

My coins are in trezor, hard to get the private keys out, is it possible to still provide a claiming service?

I am also wondering if there is some way around the Trezor problem.
Now that my BTC are locked down in Trezor, I am unwilling to move them.

agostine

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How long time will it take until we start to see an escape from BTC the reason I ask is the following.

First I made a test send BTX from the wallet to Cryptopia it was done within seconds and the fee was some cents.
Than I transfer BTC from Bitfinex to Cryptopia it took almost 10 hours and the fee was almost 5 dollars.

After purchase more BTX, I send all BTX to the wallet it took less than a minute, the fee was again some cents only.
Moon is to close for BTX, BTX will go for the outer space.
Peace.

liuka

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garytheasshole

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Quote from: minestro on November 01, 2017, 06:30:15 AM

Quote from: garytheasshole on November 01, 2017, 06:21:06 AM

Quote from: minestro on November 01, 2017, 06:12:24 AM

Quote from: romec1701 on November 01, 2017, 05:57:39 AM

For the upcoming BTC snapshot (block 492820) that will translate to 1 BTX for every 2 BTC.

Will this work for new SEGWIT addresses (beginning in 3XXXXXXXXXXXXX)?
It is currently not possible to sign a message from such an address and the previous BTC claiming service required that you sign a message to prove ownership of the address.

How will this 2nd snapshot and claim work s the Dev roadmap is unclear (talks about private keys but to be honest I am not putting my BTC private key into a BTX client.)

First, Sorry to tell you but it's 1BTC:0.5 BTX
Second, where is the problem? You can just move your BTC after the snapshot and export the key of your now empty address. No risks.
But since the ratio with 0.5BTX (~0.0005BTC) for 1BTC is very low ATM, I don't think you are in hurry, because at the moment it's obviously not worth much and you are will be able to grab it every time you want in the future.

About Segwit addreses I don't know if they just translate, but since Segwit is activated it just should.

First sorry to tell you, you got everything wrong, 1 BTX for every 2 BTC equals 1 BTC for 0.5 BTX, it is basic math, you should've learned that in school. If you're that bad at math, you shouldn't be in crypto.
Segwit addresses are P2SH they do not have a corresponding private key so you can't sign messages with it. The ratio is not low especially not for long term bitcoin holders and expect a drasic price decrease after we claim our BTX from our bitcoins.

Yes you are right, my mind switched the btx and btc, don't know why. Nothing to do with being bad at math, just a reading error. Why has it always to be directly personal...
But since with the actual virtual fork there is no need for signing messages, I don't see why you shouldn't be able to export the private key and import it in a bitcore wallet. As far as I see it it should be possible in bitcoin to export your segwit address' private key and import it in another bitcoin wallet. But afair segwit is activated in the btx blockchain, so I don't know if the wallet are able to keep up with the segwit addresses/keys of bitcoin.

And why should be there an increase after claiming? By adding active addreses the price should rise, yes. But also at the same moment you are increasing the circulating supply.

The price will drop because whales will claim thousands of BTX from their cold storage. Free bitcoins!

weichen000

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My coins are in trezor, hard to get the private keys out, is it possible to still provide a claiming service?

romec1701

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Quote from: minestro on November 01, 2017, 06:12:24 AM

First, Sorry to tell you but it's 1BTC:0.5 BTX

That's what I said... 2BTC:1 BTX is the SAME ratio!

On your point about moving the BTC balance and then just importing the private keys of an empty address.. that is true and I hadn't thought about that! But it is quite long and you obviously need to pay the transaction fees which aren't cheap these days. Also can you have two simultaneous addresses on a Ledger Nano S? Otherwise I would need to transfer it off my hardware wallet, and then back again (to a newly created address on the Ledger) so it would be two transaction fees. Given my very small amount of BTC it would not be worth it unless BTX were much closer to the moon!

minestro

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Bitcore (BTX) - The Future is Now

Quote from: garytheasshole on November 01, 2017, 06:21:06 AM

Quote from: minestro on November 01, 2017, 06:12:24 AM

Quote from: romec1701 on November 01, 2017, 05:57:39 AM

For the upcoming BTC snapshot (block 492820) that will translate to 1 BTX for every 2 BTC.

Will this work for new SEGWIT addresses (beginning in 3XXXXXXXXXXXXX)?
It is currently not possible to sign a message from such an address and the previous BTC claiming service required that you sign a message to prove ownership of the address.

How will this 2nd snapshot and claim work s the Dev roadmap is unclear (talks about private keys but to be honest I am not putting my BTC private key into a BTX client.)

First, Sorry to tell you but it's 1BTC:0.5 BTX
Second, where is the problem? You can just move your BTC after the snapshot and export the key of your now empty address. No risks.
But since the ratio with 0.5BTX (~0.0005BTC) for 1BTC is very low ATM, I don't think you are in hurry, because at the moment it's obviously not worth much and you are will be able to grab it every time you want in the future.

About Segwit addreses I don't know if they just translate, but since Segwit is activated it just should.

First sorry to tell you, you got everything wrong, 1 BTX for every 2 BTC equals 1 BTC for 0.5 BTX, it is basic math, you should've learned that in school. If you're that bad at math, you shouldn't be in crypto.
Segwit addresses are P2SH they do not have a corresponding private key so you can't sign messages with it. The ratio is not low especially not for long term bitcoin holders and expect a drasic price decrease after we claim our BTX from our bitcoins.

Yes you are right, my mind switched the btx and btc, don't know why. Nothing to do with being bad at math, just a reading error. Why has it always to be directly personal...
But since with the actual virtual fork there is no need for signing messages, I don't see why you shouldn't be able to export the private key and import it in a bitcore wallet. As far as I see it it should be possible in bitcoin to export your segwit address' private key and import it in another bitcoin wallet. But afair segwit is activated in the btx blockchain, so I don't know if the wallet are able to keep up with the segwit addresses/keys of bitcoin.

And why should be there an increase after claiming? By adding active addreses the price should rise, yes. But also at the same moment you are increasing the circulating supply.

garytheasshole

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Quote from: minestro on November 01, 2017, 06:12:24 AM

Quote from: romec1701 on November 01, 2017, 05:57:39 AM

For the upcoming BTC snapshot (block 492820) that will translate to 1 BTX for every 2 BTC.

Will this work for new SEGWIT addresses (beginning in 3XXXXXXXXXXXXX)?
It is currently not possible to sign a message from such an address and the previous BTC claiming service required that you sign a message to prove ownership of the address.

How will this 2nd snapshot and claim work s the Dev roadmap is unclear (talks about private keys but to be honest I am not putting my BTC private key into a BTX client.)

First, Sorry to tell you but it's 1BTC:0.5 BTX
Second, where is the problem? You can just move your BTC after the snapshot and export the key of your now empty address. No risks.
But since the ratio with 0.5BTX (~0.0005BTC) for 1BTC is very low ATM, I don't think you are in hurry, because at the moment it's obviously not worth much and you are will be able to grab it every time you want in the future.

About Segwit addreses I don't know if they just translate, but since Segwit is activated it just should.

First sorry to tell you, you got everything wrong, 1 BTX for every 2 BTC equals 1 BTC for 0.5 BTX, it is basic math, you should've learned that in school. If you're that bad at math, you shouldn't be in crypto.
Segwit addresses are P2SH they do not have a corresponding private key so you can't sign messages with it. The ratio is not low especially not for long term bitcoin holders and expect a drasic price decrease after we claim our BTX from our bitcoins.

minestro

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Quote from: romec1701 on November 01, 2017, 05:57:39 AM

For the upcoming BTC snapshot (block 492820) that will translate to 1 BTX for every 2 BTC.

Will this work for new SEGWIT addresses (beginning in 3XXXXXXXXXXXXX)?
It is currently not possible to sign a message from such an address and the previous BTC claiming service required that you sign a message to prove ownership of the address.

How will this 2nd snapshot and claim work s the Dev roadmap is unclear (talks about private keys but to be honest I am not putting my BTC private key into a BTX client.)

First, Sorry to tell you but it's 1BTC:0.5 BTX
Second, where is the problem? You can just move your BTC after the snapshot and export the key of your now empty address. No risks.
But since the ratio with 0.5BTX (~0.0005BTC) for 1BTC is very low ATM, I don't think you are in hurry, because at the moment it's obviously not worth much and you will be able to grab it every time you want in the future.

About Segwit addreses I don't know if they just translate, but since Segwit is activated it just should.

romec1701

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For the upcoming BTC snapshot (block 492820) that will translate to 1 BTX for every 2 BTC.

Will this work for new SEGWIT addresses (beginning in 3XXXXXXXXXXXXX)?
It is currently not possible to sign a message from such an address and the previous BTC claiming service required that you sign a message to prove ownership of the address.

How will this 2nd snapshot and claim work s the Dev roadmap is unclear (talks about private keys but to be honest I am not putting my BTC private key into a BTX client.)

metallicelmo

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Does anyone have an updated list with nodes I an add to the wallet? It's not getting connections at the moment

Koontas

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Quote from: Koontas on October 31, 2017, 05:09:34 PM

I have a question regarding the upcoming BTC balance snapshot:

Does it work with legacy and new segwit addresses? I have not yet migrated my legacy accounts to new ones.

Could somebody please answer me this question? I have updated my Trezor and all my BTC are stored in so called legacy addresses. Do I have to send them to my new "normal" (Segwit?) BTC account or doesn't it matter for the snapshot?

CryptoAirdrops

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Quote from: BitEddy on November 01, 2017, 02:02:31 AM

If I passed Airdrop on October 30 (25%), it means that I never receive it?
I forgot to subscribe for news on Twitter and was punished for it Sad

No, you won't receive it. This is why should always stay up to date about projects you are invested in.

nomorepaper

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Quote from: minestro on October 31, 2017, 07:14:32 PM

Quote from: nomorepaper on October 31, 2017, 07:04:59 PM

Quote from: minestro on October 31, 2017, 06:35:18 PM

Quote from: nomorepaper on October 31, 2017, 06:25:47 PM

Ok so no one will answer my other posts so lets try this way.

Where can I see when I need to have my BTX in my wallet by every Monday to get the Airdrop. For those of us that buy and sell this on exchanges daily then send back to the wallett Monday it's kind of important you think? It should be easy to find so you know exactly when you need to get it in back in your wallet by each Monday to get the airdrop. Their are tons of pretty pics put up here by the devs letting us know how much each month but how about when by each week to have it in the walett by? Please add block number or timer. TY very much.

Are you blind? I answered your PM 2h ago.

Im not blind but obviously you are as well as pretty rude ass hole. Im buying this and trying to help spread the word and thats your reply. Wow nice. As I said I registered my address and had it in on time. I also gave my address which is listed in the registry and was PM to you. Now if youn read it correctly then be helpful. If not then go away ty.

I'm not rude. You talked to me like that. Asshole? Really? Who do you think you are?
What do you think the transaction 30th Oct 2017 11:53:48 fd6528d14bf03fb0c06170c3c93738f4d8fd0a63859f532979be409dcc580bc5 + 43 BTX was? You got 25% of 175BTX, as the blockexplorer stated. Nothing more and nothing less. Did you really think if you put money in that address after the airdrop you get another one?
Did you put the money there? Or was it perhaps an airdrop. But perhaps I'm wrong and you have your own little fairy dropping coins now and then at your address. Open your eyes, look at the block explorer and you will see you got the right amount of your airdrop....

And now (please) gtfo.

Who do you think you are? I can tell you come off like an 16 year old programmer who still shits on his moms toilet and and has never felt anything wet. I will now as you say GTFO and have nothing to do with this coin. TY for the direction away from anything that has to do with the likes of you.

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