Topic: [BTB] The BitBar Information Thread - page 37. (Read 180272 times)

diff is down to 4.76 now not bad atol

haha --yes

Now that you are on Ubuntu, I can help -- wait, you don't need help now   

NICE
job USERPIKE!

You can witness the surge of new hash on the blockchain... 200+ POW blocks in the first couple hours after they re-joined the network @ block 145433


The blockchain is reacting to the different hashes, difficulty over 43 now, block reward decreased by 0.007734
Blocks still coming in fast... difficulty seeking equilibrium.

Difficulty getting close to 42 !
maybe we should have waited to get the 'other chain' miners on ours  -  just kidding !
but my little 9 Mhash isn't doing much now....

I'd guess 4-5 btb is a big enough block -
It has to be 30 days old to start staking.
There is a FAQs on the web site Bitbar.co

cryptsy still not accepting deposit. i have 20 BTB in wallet but it didnt stake any for me, what is the minimum require?

I don't think anyone likes losing coins due to mining the wrong fork.

 Looks to me like Mastermining is trying, he snyced for a time with CCE @ blockheight 145041, but his large amount of small transaction with high coin age (coupled with the low difficulty of POS) staked the network at a very fast rate until it broke onto its own fork again after block 145244... and left CCE Peerlist

I believe his wallet to be staking itself and not communicating with the network.A fix for this would be a simple resnyc, but upon a resync send the entire wallets contents to itsself to stop the POS extravaganza.

Mastermining, This would also bee beneficial as you would be able to earn interest on your total after 30days.

Good luck

mastermining showed on the peer list at CCE but has been gone for a while.  His btb pool is still down for maintenance, maybe he didn't like loosing all those bitbars they mined for a month+ on a wrong chain ??

SWEET !

hope they are in sync with CCE

BTB is back on H2C! theres already like 1500 MH right now on the net, just from there!

The more pools the better.

It's kind of fun watching the peer list - kinda like watching paint dry though.

I'm the 63 address - both of them, some times more. I've got two wallets on the bitbar test net generating coins so I can work on some more updates. I think the next will be wallet repair related.

Good times

I asked the poolmaster@ H2C to add btb again and let him know about the updated wallet, even said "pretty please" lol

I'm the 173 address

Mastermining.net is using the new wallet and syncing up

if you got to http://btb.cryptocoinexplorer.com/peerinfo and look at the peer list - right hand column -
the new wallet sub version is Bitbar (instead of Satoshi)

You can watch the spread of the updated wallet (well - I think it's cool)

mastermind 84.74.66.206
ispace       108.61.10.90  *
cryptsy     199.83.131.5  *


* i think - those IP's are their web sites - they may have a wallet server on a different IP

You can't discard with coin control, but you can choose which coins to send.

The wallet updates were fairly simple, and did not touch anything to do with transactions.
The coin control will be a while down the road. It will take a month or two to test, sending coins, waiting to see if they stake. Don't want to do that with real bitbars.

I totally forgot about Cryptsy not being on board yet... oh well.. jumped the gun. I'm hoping now that because it said the tx was rejected that the coins didn't go anyware in the first place, although it did debit the tx fee out of my wallet anyway.. and then my wallet balance doubled...yeah you read it right. lol With coin control we could pick out the transactions on the wrong chain and discard them couldn't we?

I assume you are in sync with CCE, and have made a backup of your wallet.dat

If the coins in your wallet were gained from a different chain - like mined from a pool that was on a different chain, the tx information will not match anything on this chain. ( 'this chain' being the one followed be CCE) making those coins orphans.
I don't know the order in which the coins are removed from your wallet, but it sounds like it tried to send coins from a different chain.

Did you remove everything in your bitbar folder except wallet.dat and let the wallet sync fresh ??
That's what I would try first.
The second thing I would try, and it might not help at all, but what the heck - is open a command prompt and start the wallet like this:
bitbar-qt.exe -rescan
that will Rescan the block chain for missing wallet transactions,and hopefully mark the 'bad' ones as orphaned.

If that doesn't help, the next step would be to export your private keys, rename the bitbar directory, and start over.(and import key)
This step may not be possible with bitbar wallets so far, I don't remember seeing those commands in the bitbar help. It might be from litecoin or bitcoin - I will have to investigate.

I would also wait to make sure Cryptsy joins our chain, before sending any bitbars.
If you are on one chain and send coins (even to yourself) the transaction gets put into the chain your wallet is on. It doesn't matter if the coins are from two years ago or not. IF for some reason Cryptsy goes with a different chain (I don't see why they would) the coins you sent would become orphans. (you burnt them)
I don't see that happening, but why take the chance, when all you have to do is wait a little more (I know it sucks)

I tried to send btb to myself and it says the transaction was rejected. the msg says: "Error. The transaction was rejected. This might happen if some coins in your wallet were already spent, such as you used a wallet.dat and coins were spent in the copy but not marked as spent here." What now?