Those who want to get rid of their Antcoins, I'll buy each for 9,600 satoshis. PM me.
But if you didnt know create new adres where you have ans,and from adres you have ans send small ans to new adres and wait to cofirm ,then ant can be claimed and your balance dont changed with ans. 
Topic: [ANN][rICO]Antshares Blockchain Mainnet is ONLINE! - page 114. (Read 1300578 times)
Those who want to get rid of their Antcoins, I'll buy each for 9,600 satoshis. PM me.
still bad updating solution,
after downloading new version archive and opening AntSharesUI.exe it starts to sync from 0/0...
It needs to copy chain folder from old version, it isn't comfortable..
after downloading new version archive and opening AntSharesUI.exe it starts to sync from 0/0...
It needs to copy chain folder from old version, it isn't comfortable..
did you try to copy and paste folder cointaining blockchain records? (from earlier version to current. folder structure is the same and i dont think anything changes besides client files)
still bad updating solution,
after downloading new version archive and opening AntSharesUI.exe it starts to sync from 0/0...
It needs to copy chain folder from old version, it isn't comfortable..
after downloading new version archive and opening AntSharesUI.exe it starts to sync from 0/0...
It needs to copy chain folder from old version, it isn't comfortable..
When exchange antcoin ? .
that gentleman who lost the priv key to his 10000 ANS contacted our team many times and we suggested him to seek help from data recovery experts.
It is highly unlikely other ppl will do the same: delete an address while not synced and destroy the wallet file with Mcafee....
However I can explain the reason behind it : that address was used as a CHANGE address.
Now I would recommend less tech-aware ppl to use the web wallet, especially with our scheduled update, you can expect a more friendly and easy experience.
P.S. As a basic law: do not trust anyone with your priv key under any circumstance.
It is highly unlikely other ppl will do the same: delete an address while not synced and destroy the wallet file with Mcafee....
However I can explain the reason behind it : that address was used as a CHANGE address.
Now I would recommend less tech-aware ppl to use the web wallet, especially with our scheduled update, you can expect a more friendly and easy experience.
P.S. As a basic law: do not trust anyone with your priv key under any circumstance.
When antcoin to be in enxchange?
I guess this will take some time before it will be added, for most exchanges the current volume of antcoin is too low at the moment, maybe it will be added in a couple of months.
8 antcoins per block and a new block every 15 sec,
10000ANS=1/10000 total ANS...so there will be 46080 ANC generated per day, and per 10000 ANS you get approx. 4.6 ANC per day
Anyone get some problem same with me? my wallet always start sync the blokc from 0 again, after i close the wallet and start to open the block start 0 again, i try to update the wallet but the problem still same, can i import the private key to web wallet? and i'm not lose my coin if i'm doing thats?
use chrome/edge, do not use any auto-cookie cleaning addon.
like i said, this coin will not go anywhere.
they did not paid the signature bounties and now they experiencing the what they so called KARMA.
this project will not succeed.
they did not paid the signature bounties and now they experiencing the what they so called KARMA.
this project will not succeed.
lets go n dump it, at least I could buy more
Dump it dump it
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like i said, this coin will not go anywhere.
they did not paid the signature bounties and now they experiencing the what they so called KARMA.
this project will not succeed.
they did not paid the signature bounties and now they experiencing the what they so called KARMA.
this project will not succeed.
Where I can see my balance in the Antshares Core Wallet? Any possibility to minning? I used to have it in the previus wallets but with the las one 1.2.6156.94 I dont see it
When antcoin to be in enxchange?
I guess this will take some time before it will be added, for most exchanges the current volume of antcoin is too low at the moment, maybe it will be added in a couple of months.
Anyone get some problem same with me? my wallet always start sync the blokc from 0 again, after i close the wallet and start to open the block start 0 again, i try to update the wallet but the problem still same, can i import the private key to web wallet? and i'm not lose my coin if i'm doing thats?
I am running AntShares Core on a Windows 10 64 bits and I don't have this issue ... Which OS are you running it onto? What is your AntShares Core version? When you run it, do you let it synchronize before opening your wallet database? Any errors (in error.log)?
I want to point out that if you do not want to transfer coins, vote, claim your ANC now, or any other thing that is possible with AntShares Core, then there is actually no need to use it (or the webwallet). ANS on your address will not be lost (unless someone gets your private key or you lose it), and ANC will be accumulated (you need the wallet to claim).
Anyone get some problem same with me? my wallet always start sync the blokc from 0 again, after i close the wallet and start to open the block start 0 again, i try to update the wallet but the problem still same, can i import the private key to web wallet? and i'm not lose my coin if i'm doing thats?
well, like i have written a little bit earlier, in the begining the wallet worked - not fine,but working.
than the trouble started. crashing again and again, no balance about my remaining ans left in the wallet and so on....
after installing and crashing nearly 100 times i was totally frustrated. i just wanted to get the rest of my ans out of this ico to an exchange, where i feel much more comfortable.
so finally i deleted/shreded the wallte to start again.
why should i make a backup of a wallet that is not working corectly and showing the wrong balance/or no balance ( there was no information in the wallet about my remaining ans after transferring one part to bittrex)
?by the way, what is a standard qt wallet?
as i mentioned before - not every investor is an expert in crypto. and it is much more difficult for people if the discussion is filled with technical terms and the used languange is not your native language...
look at antcha: if you want to see your balance, it is just written in chinese,not even in english. i asked several times for translation, but i took a really long time untill somebody helped me. at that time my was already shreded.
Reading at your posts, looks like theres nothing else to do but to try to recover the database, try googling about how to do it but from my experience its really not an easy thing to do (might be because im not expert on this), i only tried it once with seagate's software, try to find the best and easiest one to use. But i think it will be better to just find a service near your place if there is any (its quite expensive here), just dont forget to backup your current data and change if theres any important data on your drive after just to be safe, as you are about to ask other people to see your datas.
Ive tried to remind people to save the private key of any addresses on the wallet before sending, just in case something like this happen, i hope you could get your ans back, good luck
mh???
i claimed my coins and they were sent to the address i am holding the private key - and still holding.
till today i do not understand why we first have to create another new address ( the address where the coins get lost ), before the ans where sent to my ico address.
for the ico address i am still holding my privatekey ( and it is backed up ).
i did not see the necessity why i should have keep a privatekey ( where could i have found it???) for something that i never planned to use ( the deleted address ).
i took part in several ico's so far, but never before it was so complicated to get coins from an ico and control them after claiming/ transferring them.
( lisk, waves, peerplays, blockpay, stratis.... )
quite a lot of people are just amateurs in the world of crypto - not experts, but they are prepared to invest their money in ico's - knowing that they can loose their money.
it is not the fact that i might loose this money, it is the way how it happens....
and it as you told us - ans team is planing to change something in the future... but this is to late for me!!!
i claimed my coins and they were sent to the address i am holding the private key - and still holding.
till today i do not understand why we first have to create another new address ( the address where the coins get lost ), before the ans where sent to my ico address.
for the ico address i am still holding my privatekey ( and it is backed up ).
i did not see the necessity why i should have keep a privatekey ( where could i have found it???) for something that i never planned to use ( the deleted address ).
i took part in several ico's so far, but never before it was so complicated to get coins from an ico and control them after claiming/ transferring them.
( lisk, waves, peerplays, blockpay, stratis.... )
quite a lot of people are just amateurs in the world of crypto - not experts, but they are prepared to invest their money in ico's - knowing that they can loose their money.
it is not the fact that i might loose this money, it is the way how it happens....
and it as you told us - ans team is planing to change something in the future... but this is to late for me!!!
The private key of your ICO address doesn't serve any purpose now that it is empty ...
You create a wallet and a new address is created in the process, you then import whatever address you hold the private key of, in your wallet.
You can get the private key if you right-click on your address and then "View Private Key", you'll find it in "WIF". Yes I understand that you didn't see the use of storing it, but you never know ...
That's very unfortunate, as you say, a lot of people do not know about this and I don't remember reading something about it on this thread ...
Try to see if you can find some data recovery service, however the more you use your computer the less you have a chance to recover your lost files (in case there was a chance to begin with) :/
yes, indeed it is very unfortunate that you can't read anything about saving the privatekey of the new created wallet ( which will normaly never be used ).
every wallet is different and it takes some till you out all the things: backup, 2 fa....
i saved the privatekey from the ico,because this has been told so many times: WHEN YOU LOOSE YOUR PRIVATEKEY...." this was one of the first things i have done: saving my private key. but no furhter instructions about how the wallet would work and just to click on "view private key" and also make a backup oft the first created wallet. it would have been so easy, if somebody told me before.
hopefully these experience will help to improve the windows wallet ,but for me it was a quite expensive experience!!!!
i have never lost a coin this way before. so before your are shred your wallet ( for what reasons ever ) have look for any kind of backups or just leave the wallet how it is, improvements are coming sooner or later....!!!
so, before you want to delete or shred a wallet file in the future - think about the guy who shreded his wallet with mcaffee and didn't make a backup of the existing privatekeys....
Why would you delete the address that has been created when saving the wallet in the first place?
Or the very least first save the wallet to a different external drive/usb stick before doing so?
Nobody told me a thing and I just didn't delete the address 'just in case' it is obviously not a standard qt wallet like other coins have and therefore precaution is needed when using it.
It does suck that the lesson had to be so expensive for you, but some common sense is needed from time to time.
well, like i have written a little bit earlier, in the begining the wallet worked - not fine,but working.
than the trouble started. crashing again and again, no balance about my remaining ans left in the wallet and so on....
after installing and crashing nearly 100 times i was totally frustrated. i just wanted to get the rest of my ans out of this ico to an exchange, where i feel much more comfortable.
so finally i deleted/shreded the wallte to start again.
why should i make a backup of a wallet that is not working corectly and showing the wrong balance/or no balance ( there was no information in the wallet about my remaining ans after transferring one part to bittrex)
?by the way, what is a standard qt wallet?
as i mentioned before - not every investor is an expert in crypto. and it is much more difficult for people if the discussion is filled with technical terms and the used languange is not your native language...
look at antcha: if you want to see your balance, it is just written in chinese,not even in english. i asked several times for translation, but i took a really long time untill somebody helped me. at that time my was already shreded.
mh???
i claimed my coins and they were sent to the address i am holding the private key - and still holding.
till today i do not understand why we first have to create another new address ( the address where the coins get lost ), before the ans where sent to my ico address.
for the ico address i am still holding my privatekey ( and it is backed up ).
i did not see the necessity why i should have keep a privatekey ( where could i have found it???) for something that i never planned to use ( the deleted address ).
i took part in several ico's so far, but never before it was so complicated to get coins from an ico and control them after claiming/ transferring them.
( lisk, waves, peerplays, blockpay, stratis.... )
quite a lot of people are just amateurs in the world of crypto - not experts, but they are prepared to invest their money in ico's - knowing that they can loose their money.
it is not the fact that i might loose this money, it is the way how it happens....
and it as you told us - ans team is planing to change something in the future... but this is to late for me!!!
i claimed my coins and they were sent to the address i am holding the private key - and still holding.
till today i do not understand why we first have to create another new address ( the address where the coins get lost ), before the ans where sent to my ico address.
for the ico address i am still holding my privatekey ( and it is backed up ).
i did not see the necessity why i should have keep a privatekey ( where could i have found it???) for something that i never planned to use ( the deleted address ).
i took part in several ico's so far, but never before it was so complicated to get coins from an ico and control them after claiming/ transferring them.
( lisk, waves, peerplays, blockpay, stratis.... )
quite a lot of people are just amateurs in the world of crypto - not experts, but they are prepared to invest their money in ico's - knowing that they can loose their money.
it is not the fact that i might loose this money, it is the way how it happens....
and it as you told us - ans team is planing to change something in the future... but this is to late for me!!!
The private key of your ICO address doesn't serve any purpose now that it is empty ...
You create a wallet and a new address is created in the process, you then import whatever address you hold the private key of, in your wallet.
You can get the private key if you right-click on your address and then "View Private Key", you'll find it in "WIF". Yes I understand that you didn't see the use of storing it, but you never know ...
That's very unfortunate, as you say, a lot of people do not know about this and I don't remember reading something about it on this thread ...
Try to see if you can find some data recovery service, however the more you use your computer the less you have a chance to recover your lost files (in case there was a chance to begin with) :/
yes, indeed it is very unfortunate that you can't read anything about saving the privatekey of the new created wallet ( which will normaly never be used ).
every wallet is different and it takes some till you out all the things: backup, 2 fa....
i saved the privatekey from the ico,because this has been told so many times: WHEN YOU LOOSE YOUR PRIVATEKEY...." this was one of the first things i have done: saving my private key. but no furhter instructions about how the wallet would work and just to click on "view private key" and also make a backup oft the first created wallet. it would have been so easy, if somebody told me before.
hopefully these experience will help to improve the windows wallet ,but for me it was a quite expensive experience!!!!
i have never lost a coin this way before. so before your are shred your wallet ( for what reasons ever ) have look for any kind of backups or just leave the wallet how it is, improvements are coming sooner or later....!!!
so, before you want to delete or shred a wallet file in the future - think about the guy who shreded his wallet with mcaffee and didn't make a backup of the existing privatekeys....
Why would you delete the address that has been created when saving the wallet in the first place?
Or the very least first save the wallet to a different external drive/usb stick before doing so?
Nobody told me a thing and I just didn't delete the address 'just in case' it is obviously not a standard qt wallet like other coins have and therefore precaution is needed when using it.
It does suck that the lesson had to be so expensive for you, but some common sense is needed from time to time.
mh???
i claimed my coins and they were sent to the address i am holding the private key - and still holding.
till today i do not understand why we first have to create another new address ( the address where the coins get lost ), before the ans where sent to my ico address.
for the ico address i am still holding my privatekey ( and it is backed up ).
i did not see the necessity why i should have keep a privatekey ( where could i have found it???) for something that i never planned to use ( the deleted address ).
i took part in several ico's so far, but never before it was so complicated to get coins from an ico and control them after claiming/ transferring them.
( lisk, waves, peerplays, blockpay, stratis.... )
quite a lot of people are just amateurs in the world of crypto - not experts, but they are prepared to invest their money in ico's - knowing that they can loose their money.
it is not the fact that i might loose this money, it is the way how it happens....
and it as you told us - ans team is planing to change something in the future... but this is to late for me!!!
i claimed my coins and they were sent to the address i am holding the private key - and still holding.
till today i do not understand why we first have to create another new address ( the address where the coins get lost ), before the ans where sent to my ico address.
for the ico address i am still holding my privatekey ( and it is backed up ).
i did not see the necessity why i should have keep a privatekey ( where could i have found it???) for something that i never planned to use ( the deleted address ).
i took part in several ico's so far, but never before it was so complicated to get coins from an ico and control them after claiming/ transferring them.
( lisk, waves, peerplays, blockpay, stratis.... )
quite a lot of people are just amateurs in the world of crypto - not experts, but they are prepared to invest their money in ico's - knowing that they can loose their money.
it is not the fact that i might loose this money, it is the way how it happens....
and it as you told us - ans team is planing to change something in the future... but this is to late for me!!!
The private key of your ICO address doesn't serve any purpose now that it is empty ...
You create a wallet and a new address is created in the process, you then import whatever address you hold the private key of, in your wallet.
You can get the private key if you right-click on your address and then "View Private Key", you'll find it in "WIF". Yes I understand that you didn't see the use of storing it, but you never know ...
That's very unfortunate, as you say, a lot of people do not know about this and I don't remember reading something about it on this thread ...
Try to see if you can find some data recovery service, however the more you use your computer the less you have a chance to recover your lost files (in case there was a chance to begin with) :/
yes, indeed it is very unfortunate that you can't read anything about saving the privatekey of the new created wallet ( which will normaly never be used ).
every wallet is different and it takes some till you out all the things: backup, 2 fa....
i saved the privatekey from the ico,because this has been told so many times: WHEN YOU LOOSE YOUR PRIVATEKEY...." this was one of the first things i have done: saving my private key. but no furhter instructions about how the wallet would work and just to click on "view private key" and also make a backup oft the first created wallet. it would have been so easy, if somebody told me before.
hopefully these experience will help to improve the windows wallet ,but for me it was a quite expensive experience!!!!
i have never lost a coin this way before. so before your are shred your wallet ( for what reasons ever ) have look for any kind of backups or just leave the wallet how it is, improvements are coming sooner or later....!!!
so, before you want to delete or shred a wallet file in the future - think about the guy who shreded his wallet with mcaffee and didn't make a backup of the existing privatekeys....
mh???
i claimed my coins and they were sent to the address i am holding the private key - and still holding.
till today i do not understand why we first have to create another new address ( the address where the coins get lost ), before the ans where sent to my ico address.
for the ico address i am still holding my privatekey ( and it is backed up ).
i did not see the necessity why i should have keep a privatekey ( where could i have found it???) for something that i never planned to use ( the deleted address ).
i took part in several ico's so far, but never before it was so complicated to get coins from an ico and control them after claiming/ transferring them.
( lisk, waves, peerplays, blockpay, stratis.... )
quite a lot of people are just amateurs in the world of crypto - not experts, but they are prepared to invest their money in ico's - knowing that they can loose their money.
it is not the fact that i might loose this money, it is the way how it happens....
and it as you told us - ans team is planing to change something in the future... but this is to late for me!!!
i claimed my coins and they were sent to the address i am holding the private key - and still holding.
till today i do not understand why we first have to create another new address ( the address where the coins get lost ), before the ans where sent to my ico address.
for the ico address i am still holding my privatekey ( and it is backed up ).
i did not see the necessity why i should have keep a privatekey ( where could i have found it???) for something that i never planned to use ( the deleted address ).
i took part in several ico's so far, but never before it was so complicated to get coins from an ico and control them after claiming/ transferring them.
( lisk, waves, peerplays, blockpay, stratis.... )
quite a lot of people are just amateurs in the world of crypto - not experts, but they are prepared to invest their money in ico's - knowing that they can loose their money.
it is not the fact that i might loose this money, it is the way how it happens....
and it as you told us - ans team is planing to change something in the future... but this is to late for me!!!
The private key of your ICO address doesn't serve any purpose now that it is empty ...
You create a wallet and a new address is created in the process, you then import whatever address you hold the private key of, in your wallet.
You can get the private key if you right-click on your address and then "View Private Key", you'll find it in "WIF". Yes I understand that you didn't see the use of storing it, but you never know ...
That's very unfortunate, as you say, a lot of people do not know about this and I don't remember reading something about it on this thread ...
Try to see if you can find some data recovery service, however the more you use your computer the less you have a chance to recover your lost files (in case there was a chance to begin with) :/
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