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hero member
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@lupanar
An average of 500k can be sent
Sometimes 1000k is also possible Grin
From a large sum of coins the block will not tear ?  Cheesy

Keep the other wallet for mining
Thanks, good idea

Agreed that it would be very wise to mine to one wallet & send to another (50 small tx < 1 tx) , might even want to use a new mining wallet after it reaches so many MB. I have seen people keep the same .dat or .wallet with giant files & still work, but wouldn't recommend it. Also always back up before you start to use the address, never save over your starting file & always save a new backup (keep the 1kb file is key). Just my 2 sat os hi, as the testing never stops & can't be fully automated just yet.
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NO WAR ! Glory to Ukraine !
@lupanar
An average of 500k can be sent
Sometimes 1000k is also possible Grin
From a large sum of coins the block will not tear ?  Cheesy

Keep the other wallet for mining
Thanks, good idea
hero member
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Errors found well testing BitDirect (BITD):

1. addresses have a space in them (79-80th letter of 99)  & could create major losses when sending via copy & paste

2. doesn't open an encrypted wallet, freezes the GUI app & might only be recoverable with the simple wallet?

3. no debug console in the GUI, can't remember if bytecoin, ducknote>darknote>digitalnote or now monero GUIs have a debug consoles?

//hope to see those errors fixed, mostly for anyone new to testing & not having a loss in testing. even though bata or testing always has bugs, but these are copies from the original cryptonote coins & not forked from them? They seem to have a new cryptonote coin now more than years ago, having watched the very first ones start many years ago & can't ever forget the Dosh idea if I recall right  Cheesy

Edit: epicfail seems about right for most of these test, but once in a blue moon it's well worth IT & or knowledgeable



Error no 2 should be fixed in the windows wallet. If you use linux, the source is fixed...dont know if the dev have already compiled a new linux gui wallet.

Did you observe the adress problem only in the linux gui wallet? Or the simplewallet as well?

The debug console would be nice..I agree *g

The 80 bit space error was in the Linux GUI & the windows GUI missing a dll file, the simple wallet works without any know errors.
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It all depends on the transaction size, not the coin amount

If you have many small pieces of coin amounts, the transaction will be bigger so the maximum amount smaller.

You can if you want, create a separate wallet and send your coins there in as big a transaction as is allowed. For as many transactions as are needed. Like a storage wallet

Then it is a lot nicer and tidy, and the wallet size in kb will be smaller too with less chance of corruption.

Keep the other wallet for mining
@lupanar
An average of 500k can be sent
Sometimes 1000k is also possible Grin
Thanks for info. I was asking because there was some cryptonote coin that had limit about sending amount, 1500 coins was sending with no problem but amount more of that was coming back in a few days, so as I understand all cryptonote coins have there own limits about send amount, more or less. So if that is true about 500k that can be send in one time than thanks! Wink
newbie
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Errors found well testing BitDirect (BITD):

1. addresses have a space in them (79-80th letter of 99)  & could create major losses when sending via copy & paste

2. doesn't open an encrypted wallet, freezes the GUI app & might only be recoverable with the simple wallet?

3. no debug console in the GUI, can't remember if bytecoin, ducknote>darknote>digitalnote or now monero GUIs have a debug consoles?

//hope to see those errors fixed, mostly for anyone new to testing & not having a loss in testing. even though bata or testing always has bugs, but these are copies from the original cryptonote coins & not forked from them? They seem to have a new cryptonote coin now more than years ago, having watched the very first ones start many years ago & can't ever forget the Dosh idea if I recall right  Cheesy

Edit: epicfail seems about right for most of these test, but once in a blue moon it's well worth IT & or knowledgeable



Error no 2 should be fixed in the windows wallet. If you use linux, the source is fixed...dont know if the dev have already compiled a new linux gui wallet.

Did you observe the adress problem only in the linux gui wallet? Or the simplewallet as well?

The debug console would be nice..I agree *g
legendary
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It all depends on the transaction size, not the coin amount

If you have many small pieces of coin amounts, the transaction will be bigger so the maximum amount smaller.

You can if you want, create a separate wallet and send your coins there in as big a transaction as is allowed. For as many transactions as are needed. Like a storage wallet

Then it is a lot nicer and tidy, and the wallet size in kb will be smaller too with less chance of corruption.

Keep the other wallet for mining
newbie
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@lupanar
An average of 500k can be sent
Sometimes 1000k is also possible Grin
sr. member
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Can anyone tell what amount can be send in one time? it's 50k? 100k? 500k?
newbie
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Dev, please keep us posted with updates related to exchanges.

Thank you!
sr. member
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an exchange would be nice  Grin
hero member
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Errors found well testing BitDirect (BITD):

1. addresses have a space in them (79-80th letter of 99)  & could create major losses when sending via copy & paste

2. doesn't open an encrypted wallet, freezes the GUI app & might only be recoverable with the simple wallet?

3. no debug console in the GUI, can't remember if bytecoin, ducknote>darknote>digitalnote or now monero GUIs have a debug consoles?

//hope to see those errors fixed, mostly for anyone new to testing & not having a loss in testing. even though bata or testing always has bugs, but these are copies from the original cryptonote coins & not forked from them? They seem to have a new cryptonote coin now more than years ago, having watched the very first ones start many years ago & can't ever forget the Dosh idea if I recall right  Cheesy

Edit: epicfail seems about right for most of these test, but once in a blue moon it's well worth IT & or knowledgeable

sr. member
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i am trying to mine with claymore gpu and it keeps saying -allcoins 1  unrecognized command  then it says th pool is not valid and switches to dev pool


Claymore Gpu Miner, or Claymore CryptoNote Gpu Miner?
I'm mining with second and everything is good.
newbie
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Dev try CoinExchange for coin listing.
legendary
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Fucker of "the system"
i am trying to mine with claymore gpu and it keeps saying -allcoins 1  unrecognized command  then it says th pool is not valid and switches to dev pool
sr. member
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Can we generate more receiving addresses in the win wallet? I have only the one provided by the wallet itself and don't see any Options for additional addresses.

By using the simplewallet you can create as many addresses as you want, also by leaving the daemon running you will add more nodes to the network.
hero member
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NO WAR ! Glory to Ukraine !
Can we generate more receiving addresses in the win wallet? I have only the one provided by the wallet itself and don't see any Options for additional addresses.


No, this will lead to the creation of a new wallet.
In CryptoNight, there is an opportunity to distinguish between incoming transactions by payment ID.
Look at how this is implemented in the karbowanec wallet (KRB) or Cannabis coin wallet (XCI).
In the same way a Monero.
sr. member
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Can we generate more receiving addresses in the win wallet? I have only the one provided by the wallet itself and don't see any Options for additional addresses.

newbie
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Can we generate more receiving addresses in the win wallet? I have only the one provided by the wallet itself and don't see any Options for additional addresses.
sr. member
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sr. member
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@digitalblock
@lukless

I can't transfer my own bounty for the GUI-Windows wallet. Typed "wrong address".
200000 BITD just waiting for correct address =)

And i want to make new bounty from me.
200000 BITD for creating and leading Twitter account with all last news about BITD and minimum 60 followers.
additional followers - 1000 BITD for each.
Retweets in account with 100+ followers - 5000 BITD once a week.



I can send you 50,000 BITD to increase the funds for the twitter campaign.
Just send me your bitd address.
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