I have bitcoin coming to my waves wallet for some reason

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Quote from: Mandoy on April 21, 2019, 03:16:29 AM

I am reading the comments but I guess there are confusion about waveswallet.io.

First and foremost waveswallet.io is not just a wallet it is an exchange and a platform. On this regard what we have inside the waveswallet.io are not just token but also coins such as bitcoin and ethereum. They call the exchange in that website as DEX or decentralized Exchange.
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As far as i know waveswallet.io was the old platform... Don't even know if it's still active...

The new platform should be client.wavesplatform.com .

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Quote from: Malsetid on April 14, 2019, 09:01:10 AM

Quote from: lisasteca on April 12, 2019, 02:49:37 PM

Quote from: jerry0 on April 12, 2019, 02:43:17 PM

Anyone here get bch to their wallet? Have very tiny amount.

you should be very carefull a lot coin named the same are just spam coin, on waves desk is many spam project, never seen so many sheet coin anyware!

It's probably sent randomly to random addresses and these coins won't do anything if they'e there. Keep it or transfer it to an exchange to have it disposed. Lucky you if you get coins that do have value lol. I've been receiving a few coins i haven't even heard of in my erc20 wallet but i just disregard them.

you guys are lucky if you manage to recieve some tokens on your waves wallet . i dont have a waves wallet so its obvious that im not recieving any but i have an erc20 wallet and lately i noticed that i recieve some coins but idk if this was due to the airdrops that i joined on the past . i cant tell if im lucky or not because some coins that i get for free does not have a value while some do have but it was little to less .

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I am reading the comments but I guess there are confusion about waveswallet.io.

First and foremost waveswallet.io is not just a wallet it is an exchange and a platform. On this regard what we have inside the waveswallet.io are not just token but also coins such as bitcoin and ethereum. They call the exchange in that website as DEX or decentralized Exchange.

The only thing left now is where is the bitcoin coming from since according to the author there was no one sending or he have no idea where is the bitcoin coming from. We can only make some assumptions it is possible that;

1. somebody have sent bitcoin to a wrong address
2. The receiver have forgotten any website that he registers that send him bitcoin, etc
3. Maybe a person or a friend wants to give him a gift.

But anyway it is not important where it comes from but what is important is that he is receiving bitcoins in his wallet. It is free money.

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Quote from: Nadziratel on April 20, 2019, 05:53:04 AM

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NO! Waves is not a just altcoin! It has a cryptocurrency wallet in its platform. So you can deposit, hold and withdraw BTC in it.

But unfortunately, It is not a Bitcoin which came in this friends wallet.

Waves has a complete decentralized platform. So you can easily create a Waves token in its platform. And there is no limit including names. Because it is completely decentralized. So, some people are trying to fool people with this. They are creating token and named it a popular coin like BTC, ETH, or anything. Then sending all Waves wallet freely. And they are writing note that transactions. If you send more Waves or any crypto them, they claim that they will send back more BTC to you. (if you beat it.)

Don't believe them!!! No one send free BTC to nobody! It is over 5000$ now!!!

I agree with you. People here keep talking about waves but probably they have never open waves platform.... even once.

On waves platform there is a cryptocurrency wallet where you can also store other cryptocoins, including btc. Offcourse you have to trust waves platform if you do it, like you have to trust exchanges if you deposit on their wallets.

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Quote from: ridertiger on October 23, 2018, 11:41:14 AM

So, here is a record from LATEST TRANSACTIONS in my waves wallet at https://waveswallet.io/
Date: 10/22/2018
Type: Incoming Mass Payment
NAME:   Bitcoin
RECIPIENT:   n/a
FEE:   0.051 WAVES
UNITS:   0.00011680

However, when I go to my portfolio in the same wallet, it shows 0.0000408 bitcoin.
How come my total bitcoin is less than what is arriving?
I dont where the bitcoin is coming from.

Waves and Bitcoin have two altogether different types of Blockchain and different protocol and networks. What has happened with you is that someone has created an altcoin on the waves platform which he/she has named as btc. So the bitcoin you are receiving is this bitcoin and not the one on the main blockchain

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Quote from: ridertiger on October 23, 2018, 11:41:14 AM

So, here is a record from LATEST TRANSACTIONS in my waves wallet at https://waveswallet.io/
Date: 10/22/2018
Type: Incoming Mass Payment
NAME:   Bitcoin
RECIPIENT:   n/a
FEE:   0.051 WAVES
UNITS:   0.00011680

However, when I go to my portfolio in the same wallet, it shows 0.0000408 bitcoin.
How come my total bitcoin is less than what is arriving?
I dont where the bitcoin is coming from.

From what I recall the WAVES platform is having issues with spam transactions, so this appears to be someone sending you spam named "bitcoin." From what I recall WAVES is working on combatting spam.

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Quote from: ridertiger on October 23, 2018, 11:41:14 AM

So, here is a record from LATEST TRANSACTIONS in my waves wallet at https://waveswallet.io/
Date: 10/22/2018
Type: Incoming Mass Payment
NAME:   Bitcoin
RECIPIENT:   n/a
FEE:   0.051 WAVES
UNITS:   0.00011680

However, when I go to my portfolio in the same wallet, it shows 0.0000408 bitcoin.
How come my total bitcoin is less than what is arriving?
I dont where the bitcoin is coming from.

waves and bitcoin have different blockchain so it imposible for bitcoin user to send to waves wallet
it must be an token created using waves platform they just name the token as bitcoin

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Quote from: kingcolex on October 23, 2018, 11:46:49 AM

Quote from: ridertiger on October 23, 2018, 11:41:14 AM

So, here is a record from LATEST TRANSACTIONS in my waves wallet at https://waveswallet.io/
Date: 10/22/2018
Type: Incoming Mass Payment
NAME:   Bitcoin
RECIPIENT:   n/a
FEE:   0.051 WAVES
UNITS:   0.00011680

However, when I go to my portfolio in the same wallet, it shows 0.0000408 bitcoin.
How come my total bitcoin is less than what is arriving?
I dont where the bitcoin is coming from.

Waves is an altcoin right? So it's not really Bitcoin it's someone naming that transaction as Bitcoin? If the waves wallet doesn't have a Bitcoin receiving address it can't receive it, it's an entirely different coin.

NO! Waves is not a just altcoin! It has a cryptocurrency wallet in its platform. So you can deposit, hold and withdraw BTC in it.

But unfortunately, It is not a Bitcoin which came in this friends wallet.

Waves has a complete decentralized platform. So you can easily create a Waves token in its platform. And there is no limit including names. Because it is completely decentralized. So, some people are trying to fool people with this. They are creating token and named it a popular coin like BTC, ETH, or anything. Then sending all Waves wallet freely. And they are writing note that transactions. If you send more Waves or any crypto them, they claim that they will send back more BTC to you. (if you beat it.)

Don't believe them!!! No one send free BTC to nobody! It is over 5000$ now!!!

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Probably an alt-coin named as Bitcoin since Waves wallet cannot receive BTC, someone is sending it to you on purpose just ignore it or sell it off if it has any value.

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Waveswallet is a wallet made for only wave contracts coins.So its not possible for you to receive bitcoin through waveswallet it must have been an TOKEN made by someone because it is just easy and cheap to create a coin with few million supply using waves contract

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As everyone has said, it is most likely a TOKEN based on Waves that was named Bitcoin,,, you can always verify the token by checking the details, and whether it is is verified or not. But one thing people have also failed to say is that Waves Wallet is a multi crypto wallet and it CAN accept Bitcoin.

So what happened is you got a token called Bitcoin but is not Bitcoin, but you actually CAN receive BTC at your Waves address.

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How can someone send you bitcoin if you have previously published your bitcoin address. I think someone is happy with you and sent you bitcoin.

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I'm still receiving strange tokens in my waves wallet.... Some are impossible to sell if you don't buy more... Probably that is what the sender wants you to do.

I'll never buy more tokens i even know about. It could be a scam attempt.

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Quote from: lisasteca on April 12, 2019, 02:49:37 PM

Quote from: jerry0 on April 12, 2019, 02:43:17 PM

Anyone here get bch to their wallet? Have very tiny amount.

you should be very carefull a lot coin named the same are just spam coin, on waves desk is many spam project, never seen so many sheet coin anyware!

It's probably sent randomly to random addresses and these coins won't do anything if they'e there. Keep it or transfer it to an exchange to have it disposed. Lucky you if you get coins that do have value lol. I've been receiving a few coins i haven't even heard of in my erc20 wallet but i just disregard them.

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Quote from: jerry0 on April 12, 2019, 02:43:17 PM

Anyone here get bch to their wallet? Have very tiny amount.

you should be very carefull a lot coin named the same are just spam coin, on waves desk is many spam project, never seen so many sheet coin anyware!

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Anyone here get bch to their wallet? Have very tiny amount.

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Quote from: ridertiger on December 28, 2018, 06:56:45 AM

This was funny really. I mean even we can find humor in such idiot stuff. Fake bitcoin all over, lol.

Quote from: BuyBuyBitcoin on November 13, 2018, 03:22:03 AM

Quote from: fosco333 on October 23, 2018, 09:23:08 PM

Quote from: ridertiger on October 23, 2018, 11:41:14 AM

So, here is a record from LATEST TRANSACTIONS in my waves wallet at https://waveswallet.io/
Date: 10/22/2018
Type: Incoming Mass Payment
NAME:   Bitcoin
RECIPIENT:   n/a
FEE:   0.051 WAVES
UNITS:   0.00011680

However, when I go to my portfolio in the same wallet, it shows 0.0000408 bitcoin.
How come my total bitcoin is less than what is arriving?
I dont where the bitcoin is coming from.

On waves network, there are some tokens. One of them is bitcoin token. You can change the bitcoin token with a real bitcoin on exchange.
Maybe there was someone who send you a bitcoin token, but i still don't know why it shows only 0.0000408 bitcoin on your balance. But it is weird that you don't know where is the bitcoin came from.

Maybe Roger is making shitcoins on Waves now?

all scientists agree that the 21 million bitcoin on my private waves wallet are the true bitcoins

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This was funny really. I mean even we can find humor in such idiot stuff. Fake bitcoin all over, lol.

Quote from: BuyBuyBitcoin on November 13, 2018, 03:22:03 AM

Quote from: fosco333 on October 23, 2018, 09:23:08 PM

Quote from: ridertiger on October 23, 2018, 11:41:14 AM

So, here is a record from LATEST TRANSACTIONS in my waves wallet at https://waveswallet.io/
Date: 10/22/2018
Type: Incoming Mass Payment
NAME:   Bitcoin
RECIPIENT:   n/a
FEE:   0.051 WAVES
UNITS:   0.00011680

However, when I go to my portfolio in the same wallet, it shows 0.0000408 bitcoin.
How come my total bitcoin is less than what is arriving?
I dont where the bitcoin is coming from.

On waves network, there are some tokens. One of them is bitcoin token. You can change the bitcoin token with a real bitcoin on exchange.
Maybe there was someone who send you a bitcoin token, but i still don't know why it shows only 0.0000408 bitcoin on your balance. But it is weird that you don't know where is the bitcoin came from.

Maybe Roger is making shitcoins on Waves now?

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Quote from: fosco333 on October 23, 2018, 09:23:08 PM

Quote from: ridertiger on October 23, 2018, 11:41:14 AM

So, here is a record from LATEST TRANSACTIONS in my waves wallet at https://waveswallet.io/
Date: 10/22/2018
Type: Incoming Mass Payment
NAME:   Bitcoin
RECIPIENT:   n/a
FEE:   0.051 WAVES
UNITS:   0.00011680

However, when I go to my portfolio in the same wallet, it shows 0.0000408 bitcoin.
How come my total bitcoin is less than what is arriving?
I dont where the bitcoin is coming from.

On waves network, there are some tokens. One of them is bitcoin token. You can change the bitcoin token with a real bitcoin on exchange.
Maybe there was someone who send you a bitcoin token, but i still don't know why it shows only 0.0000408 bitcoin on your balance. But it is weird that you don't know where is the bitcoin came from.

Maybe Roger is making shitcoins on Waves now?

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I got this same coin in my waves wallet. I just use this coin to pay fee in waves platform. If you want to transfer some coin from waves wallet to another exchange, you can use this coin as fee instead of waves.

This is interesting, I did not know we could use this token to pay for fees. Thank you.

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