[ANN][Main] Bitcore- BTX - Datacarriersize up to 220 bytes - page 987.

bobq

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Quote from: bones261 on July 02, 2017, 02:32:54 PM

Quote from: bobq on July 02, 2017, 02:25:28 PM

Quote from: bones261 on July 02, 2017, 12:25:57 PM

Quote from: bobq on July 02, 2017, 11:58:30 AM

Which exact procedure do you follow to split your coins to different addresses? I mean, how do you chose from which address you are taking them off in the same wallet?

If you are running a Qt wallet enable coin control features by going to Settings then Options in the pull down. Then check the box for Enable Coin Control Features in the wallet tab. This should make it a little easier.

Thanks, I have followed your instructions and I have managed to send half of the coins of address A to address B in the same wallet. The problem is that if I now check address A on Bitcore Blockchain explorer it apparenly contains no coins any more, while the total amount in the wallet is still correct. I have checked all addresses of the wallet on explorer, but the coins which were in address A are nowhere to be found, even though they didn't disappear from the total balance of the wallet. Bitcore Blockchain explorer however still gives me the old rank of that address, so perhaps it does not work properly? Any ideas about this magic occurence?

Enable coin control. You will find that your change went to a new address that you also control. You should also be able to see this new address on the block explorer.

I have checked on block explorer all my listed receiving addresses, but I didn't find the change coins - can there be an unlisted address in wallet?

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Quote from: meskiuka7 on July 02, 2017, 02:14:54 PM

Time to quit this coin, mining direct BTC with my GTX 1070 rig more profitable then this now,

So bye bye Hash rate to bitcore.

Thanks for ur support with ur mining in the important first time of the birth of bitcore. Have a nice day.

Greetz
Steve

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Quote from: wacko on July 02, 2017, 01:08:44 PM

Quote from: Limx Dev on July 01, 2017, 03:04:35 PM

We use a retarget all 2016 blocks.

16,421,575 BTC
16,419,171 BTX

But it wasn't always like this, was it? The difficulty used to be different for each block before? Why was it changed to every 2016 blocks? The diff quadrupled to 736 starting from block 12096, and most miners left. I thought this kind of re-target mechanism is archaic and no one uses it anymore (because miners leave as soon as an increase like this happens)... why did BTX suddenly switch to this "every 2016 blocks" re-targeting?

Wacko, we are thankful for every critical posting.
Even we cannot know the Hole Grail for cryptocurrencies as general. The best thing we can do, and this is the mission of Bitcore too, is, that we experiment with many options. To retarget every 2016 blocks is our belief to bring the BTX as close as possible to the BTC chain. You know, BitCore is here to experiment with the newest stuff from bitcoin team without a long wait for consens what happened in bitcoin.

But the best way is, to chat with us in our slack. We already have over 140 members there. So chill in our slack and we talk. :-)

Greetz
Steve

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Quote from: bobq on July 02, 2017, 02:25:28 PM

Quote from: bones261 on July 02, 2017, 12:25:57 PM

Quote from: bobq on July 02, 2017, 11:58:30 AM

Which exact procedure do you follow to split your coins to different addresses? I mean, how do you chose from which address you are taking them off in the same wallet?

If you are running a Qt wallet enable coin control features by going to Settings then Options in the pull down. Then check the box for Enable Coin Control Features in the wallet tab. This should make it a little easier.

Thanks, I have followed your instructions and I have managed to send half of the coins of address A to address B in the same wallet. The problem is that if I now check address A on Bitcore Blockchain explorer it apparenly contains no coins any more, while the total amount in the wallet is still correct. I have checked all addresses of the wallet on explorer, but the coins which were in address A are nowhere to be found, even though they didn't disappear from the total balance of the wallet. Bitcore Blockchain explorer however still gives me the old rank of that address, so perhaps it does not work properly? Any ideas about this magic occurence?

Enable coin control. You will find that your change went to a new address that you also control. You should also be able to see this new address on the block explorer.

bobq

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Quote from: bones261 on July 02, 2017, 12:25:57 PM

Quote from: bobq on July 02, 2017, 11:58:30 AM

Which exact procedure do you follow to split your coins to different addresses? I mean, how do you chose from which address you are taking them off in the same wallet?

If you are running a Qt wallet enable coin control features by going to Settings then Options in the pull down. Then check the box for Enable Coin Control Features in the wallet tab. This should make it a little easier.

Thanks, I have followed your instructions and I have managed to send half of the coins of address A to address B in the same wallet. The problem is that if I now check address A on Bitcore Blockchain explorer it apparenly contains no coins any more, while the total amount in the wallet is still correct. I have checked all addresses of the wallet on explorer, but the coins which were in address A are nowhere to be found, even though they didn't disappear from the total balance of the wallet. Bitcore Blockchain explorer however still gives me the old rank of that address, so perhaps it does not work properly? Any ideas about this magic occurence?

meskiuka7

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Time to quit this coin, mining direct BTC with my GTX 1070 rig more profitable then this now,

So bye bye Hash rate to bitcore.

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Quote from: bones261 on July 02, 2017, 12:25:57 PM

Quote from: bobq on July 02, 2017, 11:58:30 AM

Which exact procedure do you follow to split your coins to different addresses? I mean, how do you chose from which address you are taking them off in the same wallet?

If you are running a Qt wallet enable coin control features by going to Settings then Options in the pull down. Then check the box for Enable Coin Control Features in the wallet tab. This should make it a little easier.

now i'm worried I didn't do it right.

I just created new receiving addresses and split my coins amongst them.

Does this still work for the coin drops?

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Quote from: Limx Dev on July 01, 2017, 03:04:35 PM

We use a retarget all 2016 blocks.

16,421,575 BTC
16,419,171 BTX

But it wasn't always like this, was it? The difficulty used to be different for each block before? Why was it changed to every 2016 blocks? The diff quadrupled to 736 starting from block 12096, and most miners left. I thought this kind of re-target mechanism is archaic and no one uses it anymore (because miners leave as soon as an increase like this happens)... why did BTX suddenly switch to this "every 2016 blocks" re-targeting?

bones261

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Quote from: bobq on July 02, 2017, 11:58:30 AM

Which exact procedure do you follow to split your coins to different addresses? I mean, how do you chose from which address you are taking them off in the same wallet?

If you are running a Qt wallet enable coin control features by going to Settings then Options in the pull down. Then check the box for Enable Coin Control Features in the wallet tab. This should make it a little easier.

metamorphin

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Quote from: bobq on July 02, 2017, 11:58:30 AM

Which exact procedure do you follow to split your coins to different addresses? I mean, how do you chose from which address you are taking them off in the same wallet?

you can create in ur wallet tons of adresses. so u can transfer your coins in ur created adresses. We of course can't tell you, how much you should split; we would kill all the fun we all have here on monday airdrop.

Greetz
Steve

bobq

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Which exact procedure do you follow to split your coins to different addresses? I mean, how do you chose from which address you are taking them off in the same wallet?

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Quote from: LoyceV on July 02, 2017, 03:36:35 AM

Quote from: Searing on July 02, 2017, 02:35:42 AM

can I use a signed msg from an air gap'd a computer and paste it in there instead (paper wallets)

if the private key has to be done online...not gonna happen..but I suspect I can simply make a msg on an air-gapped machine and copy it to the msg box?

(paper wallets don't ya know gonna make an air-gapped computer for this signature and byteball one)

anyway let me know if that is possible

Yes, that is possible. Copy the addresses and signatures keys to a USB-stick, DO NOT copy the private keys, and use the signatures online.
While you're at it, don't forget Stellar Lumens.

If you do that, byteball btc signing gives about 50-60$/btc now. (free, just sign address)

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Quote from: Searing on July 02, 2017, 02:35:42 AM

can I use a signed msg from an air gap'd a computer and paste it in there instead (paper wallets)

if the private key has to be done online...not gonna happen..but I suspect I can simply make a msg on an air-gapped machine and copy it to the msg box?

(paper wallets don't ya know gonna make an air-gapped computer for this signature and byteball one)

anyway let me know if that is possible

Yes, that is possible. Copy the addresses and signatures keys to a USB-stick, DO NOT copy the private keys, and use the signatures online.
While you're at it, don't forget Stellar Lumens.

Searing

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Clueless!

Just looked at the way to verify my btc via BTX

not too comfortable...making a private msg from my wallet to a live www page in order to determine if I am legit or not

can I use a signed msg from an air gap'd a computer and paste it in there instead (paper wallets)

if the private key has to be done online...not gonna happen..but I suspect I can simply make a msg on an air-gapped machine and copy it to the msg box?

(paper wallets don't ya know gonna make an air-gapped computer for this signature and byteball one)

anyway let me know if that is possible

if all is done thru the wallet LIVE I won't be digging out my 100 BTC hoard to get an air drop

if I can make a private msg offline and import it to the msg box ...encrypted...as such by btc-qt via offline air-gapped computer

that I will do

sorry newb to the whole 'sign msg' stuff

thanks for the feedback

brad

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Quote from: Kryptowerk on July 01, 2017, 07:39:14 PM

Is there any option to spend from a specific address? What is the syntax?

Enable coin control option and then you can control the inputs in send

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Is there any option to spend from a specific address? What is the syntax?

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your damned if you do, your damned if you dont lol

i had a transaction take ages to send after one that was very fast and it was wierd but its all good now lol .... can only guess something to do with such a durastic change in blocktime and diff during the send time lol XD

i was trippin balls , love dis coin ;p

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Can someone explain to me why this address (1vbR5z8tNoxsiUy17aRmW39E7r1WEJmVz) mines almost all blocks? And what pool is that address from?

its tpruvot pool

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Quote from: icolsuineg on July 01, 2017, 03:42:25 PM

Quote from: metamorphin on July 01, 2017, 03:36:43 PM

you forgot, that we offer to claim ur already hard mined btc Wink

. so in the nature sense, you would have mined till the airdrop all bitcore like bitcoin! you got it? Wink

we even give all bitcoin holder the unbelievable chance to claim their big bags for free bitcore....

In the end, we are awesome fair with our handling from the snapshot.

Greetz
Steve

That's only helpful to whomever has a lot of BTC, and considering the cost... sure, you'd give some BTX to some people, but those with lots of BTC wouldn't even bother I guess. Miners want profit, not dirt.

the reason, why we make also the monday airdrops. if u buy maybe 100 btx from market now, you would increase ur wallet 10% with the monday-airdrop, if ur wallet is in the top 1000.

Greetz

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Quote from: metamorphin on July 01, 2017, 03:36:43 PM

you forgot, that we offer to claim ur already hard mined btc Wink

. so in the nature sense, you would have mined till the airdrop all bitcore like bitcoin! you got it? Wink

we even give all bitcoin holder the unbelievable chance to claim their big bags for free bitcore....

In the end, we are awesome fair with our handling from the snapshot.

Greetz
Steve

That's only helpful to whomever has a lot of BTC, and considering the cost... sure, you'd give some BTX to some people, but those with lots of BTC wouldn't even bother I guess. Miners want profit, not dirt.

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