Topic: MultiBit HD 0.2.0 released - Buy/Sell bitcoin using Glidera - page 4. (Read 13269 times)
alexfront, maybe the transaction has unknown status in MultiBit HD? You can see in transaction details. If it has uhknown status this is same case as mine
jim618, How would you explain this transaction: https://blockchain.info/tx-index/547b5d1ef225ed4b1df1881018319a6577165892af25f643d8613bda8c1acb5c
It's showing confirmed on the blockchain but it's showing unconfirmed in MultiBit. Thanks
It's showing confirmed on the blockchain but it's showing unconfirmed in MultiBit. Thanks
https://blockchain.info/tx/a56df3201bf23fb47d99dd5276d3d93ec457a786dc3edb50ba2de1842f31e682
It's unconfirmed (as I type) due to low fees.
Thus it's change will not be confirmed and you'll see a "+Unconfirmed btc amount" appear in your header of MultiBit HD.
This is completely normal.
You'll need to wait until it confirms.
It's unconfirmed (as I type) due to low fees.
Thus it's change will not be confirmed and you'll see a "+Unconfirmed btc amount" appear in your header of MultiBit HD.
This is completely normal.
You'll need to wait until it confirms.
Yes that's right.
The additional complexity with HD wallets (unfortunately) is that there are two 'paths' that are used in different wallets.
These are like junctions in a city where you start creating addresses from.
It's unfortunate that there are two main standards but it is what it is.
If you have a regular MultiBit HD wallet it uses BIP32
and there is also a standard used by Trezor and others that is BIP44
If you use BIP32 wallet words in a BIP44 wallet you won't see any transactions (and vice versa).
The transaction id you sent me, when I checked, hadn't confirmed so you'll probably want to wait until that confirms (assuming it is in the same wallet)
The additional complexity with HD wallets (unfortunately) is that there are two 'paths' that are used in different wallets.
These are like junctions in a city where you start creating addresses from.
It's unfortunate that there are two main standards but it is what it is.
If you have a regular MultiBit HD wallet it uses BIP32
and there is also a standard used by Trezor and others that is BIP44
If you use BIP32 wallet words in a BIP44 wallet you won't see any transactions (and vice versa).
The transaction id you sent me, when I checked, hadn't confirmed so you'll probably want to wait until that confirms (assuming it is in the same wallet)
@jim618 thank you very much for trying to help. About the transaction I showed you. I sent it today. A transaction I sent after already fully confirmed. But this transaction is still not and in MultiBit HD it has unknown status. So I think the long confirmation is interrelated to the bug of MultiBit HD we duscuss here
As long as you have your seed / wallet words you can recreate your private keys and addresses so you haven't lost your bitcoin.
But only in HD compatible wallets. Right?
@chemodan
This whole thread is people trying to help you.
I am one of the MultiBit developers.
As long as you have your seed / wallet words you can recreate your private keys and addresses so you haven't lost your bitcoin.
You messaged me a transaction id.
The transaction is unconfirmed (as I type) because . . . it hasn't got into a block yet.
It's as simple as that.
If you look at https://tradeblock.com/bitcoin you'll see that the blocks are all pretty much full.
You've paid about 15 satoshi per byte for that transaction, whereas if you look at https://bitcoinfees.21.co you see that you need over 3 times as much (50 satoshi per byte) to get a quick confirmation.
There are lots of tools in bitcoin to see what is happening with transactions, propagation, fees etc.
As I posted before, HD compatibility is a bit complicated but if you read the compatibility thread I posted before there is an Excel compatibility chart. (https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=584F122BA17116EE!313&app=Excel)
In that it looks like your best compatibility, now that Lighthouse is unavailable, is Hive and Breadwallet.
Hive is no longer actively supported but the binaries are still available I believe.
This whole thread is people trying to help you.
I am one of the MultiBit developers.
As long as you have your seed / wallet words you can recreate your private keys and addresses so you haven't lost your bitcoin.
You messaged me a transaction id.
The transaction is unconfirmed (as I type) because . . . it hasn't got into a block yet.
It's as simple as that.
If you look at https://tradeblock.com/bitcoin you'll see that the blocks are all pretty much full.
You've paid about 15 satoshi per byte for that transaction, whereas if you look at https://bitcoinfees.21.co you see that you need over 3 times as much (50 satoshi per byte) to get a quick confirmation.
There are lots of tools in bitcoin to see what is happening with transactions, propagation, fees etc.
As I posted before, HD compatibility is a bit complicated but if you read the compatibility thread I posted before there is an Excel compatibility chart. (https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=584F122BA17116EE!313&app=Excel)
In that it looks like your best compatibility, now that Lighthouse is unavailable, is Hive and Breadwallet.
Hive is no longer actively supported but the binaries are still available I believe.
I lost over 11 BTC with the bug. Nobody can helps on the forum. Where are MultiBit developers?
PS: I will pay 20% of 11 BTC if everybody can helps to repair my balance
PS: I will pay 20% of 11 BTC if everybody can helps to repair my balance
You can use Breadwallet on iOS I believe.
On Android I think the Schildbach wallet will work.
HD compatibility is a bit complicated, have a look here for more details:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/deterministic-wallet-compatibility-matrix-1000544
Thanks. I need for Windows or Linux. Is there is any other HD compliant wallet except of Lighthouse for Windows or Ubuntu? On Android I think the Schildbach wallet will work.
HD compatibility is a bit complicated, have a look here for more details:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/deterministic-wallet-compatibility-matrix-1000544
Schildbach did not work and I tried Coinomi and it restored it but showed I had no balance. Any help with that?
You can use Breadwallet on iOS I believe.
On Android I think the Schildbach wallet will work.
HD compatibility is a bit complicated, have a look here for more details:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/deterministic-wallet-compatibility-matrix-1000544
On Android I think the Schildbach wallet will work.
HD compatibility is a bit complicated, have a look here for more details:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/deterministic-wallet-compatibility-matrix-1000544
@chemodan @alexfront
Probably the best thing to do is clone your wallet in another HD compliant wallet.
You can use Lighthouse (http://www.vinumeris.com/lighthouse) as the wallet words are compatible.
The link isn't working. Where else I can download Lighthouse or any other compliant wallet?Probably the best thing to do is clone your wallet in another HD compliant wallet.
You can use Lighthouse (http://www.vinumeris.com/lighthouse) as the wallet words are compatible.
Then if you don't mind 'burning' (i.e. never using again) the wallet it would be useful to me if one of you:
+ emptied your wallet
+ sent me your wallet words and datestamp in a PM
That way I can restore your wallet on my machine and see if I see the same behaviour.
Obviously if you do this I can see your transactions and you need to make sure there are no bitcoins in that wallet.
Sure I will send you. I'd like to understand what happened yet + emptied your wallet
+ sent me your wallet words and datestamp in a PM
That way I can restore your wallet on my machine and see if I see the same behaviour.
Obviously if you do this I can see your transactions and you need to make sure there are no bitcoins in that wallet.
@chemodan @alexfront
Probably the best thing to do is clone your wallet in another HD compliant wallet.
You can use Lighthouse (http://www.vinumeris.com/lighthouse) as the wallet words are compatible.
Then if you don't mind 'burning' (i.e. never using again) the wallet it would be useful to me if one of you:
+ emptied your wallet
+ sent me your wallet words and datestamp in a PM
That way I can restore your wallet on my machine and see if I see the same behaviour.
Obviously if you do this I can see your transactions and you need to make sure there are no bitcoins in that wallet.
Probably the best thing to do is clone your wallet in another HD compliant wallet.
You can use Lighthouse (http://www.vinumeris.com/lighthouse) as the wallet words are compatible.
Then if you don't mind 'burning' (i.e. never using again) the wallet it would be useful to me if one of you:
+ emptied your wallet
+ sent me your wallet words and datestamp in a PM
That way I can restore your wallet on my machine and see if I see the same behaviour.
Obviously if you do this I can see your transactions and you need to make sure there are no bitcoins in that wallet.
If you are able to set the replay date you must be using an old version of MultiBit Classic.
This functionality is not available in the latest code as it causes problems.
But how to transfer wallet from MultiBit HD to MUltiBit classic? This functionality is not available in the latest code as it causes problems.
I got the wallet to restore and it still is showing my whole balanced as unconfirmed.
The time is set correctly. Is there any way I could download the last version of Bitcoin HD and restore my wallet from that?
Is two hours too long?
If you have a reasonable network that sounds long.
Check that your time on your computer is set correctly - if it's wrong it confuses things
Is two hours too long?
Hi jim618,
I am having the same problem. I repaired my wallet and my bitcoins are still showing unconfirmed even though they are confirmed in the blockchain. I tried restoring the wallet from multiple dates and each time the last 4000 blocks can't finish. Any other advice to fix it?
I am having the same problem. I repaired my wallet and my bitcoins are still showing unconfirmed even though they are confirmed in the blockchain. I tried restoring the wallet from multiple dates and each time the last 4000 blocks can't finish. Any other advice to fix it?
Sorry might have misunderstood your text.
Just let the sync complete - the last few blocks typically take longer.
If you are able to set the replay date you must be using an old version of MultiBit Classic.
This functionality is not available in the latest code as it causes problems.
Update to the latest version of MultiBit Classic (https://multibit.org/releases/multibit-classic/) and try doing a Tools | Reset blockchain and transactions
Note to MultiBit Classic users:
Because the default network fee went up ten times a few months ago old versions of MultiBit Classic DO NOT ADD ENOUGH MINERS' FEE.
You've got to use the latest code to avoid problems sending your bitcoin.
This functionality is not available in the latest code as it causes problems.
Update to the latest version of MultiBit Classic (https://multibit.org/releases/multibit-classic/) and try doing a Tools | Reset blockchain and transactions
Note to MultiBit Classic users:
Because the default network fee went up ten times a few months ago old versions of MultiBit Classic DO NOT ADD ENOUGH MINERS' FEE.
You've got to use the latest code to avoid problems sending your bitcoin.
Hi jim618,
I am having the same problem. I repaired my wallet and my bitcoins are still showing unconfirmed even though they are confirmed in the blockchain. I tried restoring the wallet from multiple dates and each time the last 4000 blocks can't finish. Any other advice to fix it?
I am having the same problem. I repaired my wallet and my bitcoins are still showing unconfirmed even though they are confirmed in the blockchain. I tried restoring the wallet from multiple dates and each time the last 4000 blocks can't finish. Any other advice to fix it?
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