Topic: Obyte: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments - page 790. (Read 1234271 times)

I keep getting errors when trying to reinstall, malware detected, will wait for new release.

You still can back up your wallet. Just disconnect the internet before opening it, and than you can use it offline to back it up.

This wallet is really crap , i try to new full wallet , and stuck a 99% sync after 5 hours , WTF , fix this shit .

we seem all to have the same problem. when can we expect a fix release?

I have the exact same problem with 16.04 Ubuntu 64bit. The wallet was stuck at 60% syncing this morning, so I rebooted ky PC and that message came up. Wat gives?

Thanx!

You could store them in a wallet, write down the seed and then never look at it again until you need it. However, in order to preserve Blacbytes you need to save a Full Backup, and put that on a USB or something similar.

I have the same problem too...

Hello!
I would like to buy some byteball coins. Is it possible to cold storage them? Like a paper wallet, only containing the private key?

I never had "bytes" before, so it came from my Bitcoin connection. I'll send Tony a message to continue my ride in altcoins
Thanks!

Okay, so if I understand correctly the bytes you got are according to BTC and/or bytes you have on linked addresses (you should normally find them here http://transition.byteball.org by the way). In that case, you should send a private message to Tony, explaining the situation, and he will re-send the blackbytes to you.

Yes.


Yes. By linking a Byteball address, one exposes their device address which is needed to send the blackbytes.  


Yes.


Yes.


And yes .

My view on the subject (@ kaicrypzen Is this view correct?)

The Bytes Balance  is “visible” for tony (address <-> Byte-Balance). It’s similar to the Bitcoin-network – low privacy and easy to trace.
Tony distribute (Byte to Byte ratio 1:0.1) “simple” to every Byte address with a balance in the BB-network.
So, you can buy bytes and get new bytes with each distribution round - without any further action.
It is not mandatory to have a linked pair (BB Address <-> BTC address) to receive Bytes.

Blackbytes are invisible for the BB-network (private currency).
See OP:.. Payments in private assets (like Blackbytes) are not published to the public database.  Instead, only the hash of the transaction is stored to the database, ..” … and with Tor they become untraceable. It is therefore not technically possible to distribute them like bytes.
To receive blackbytes, you must have at least one connected address pair  (BB address <-> BTC address). It does not matter if the BTC address has no balance.  

This address (BB address <-> BTC address) is your linked BB address (bot tells you), where you have to consolidate your bytes. You can link different BTC-addresses to different BB addresses:
Pair 1 (BB address 1 <-> BTC address 1) you will receive Blackbytes for the Balance at BB address 1
Pair 2 (BB address 2 <-> BTC address 2) you will receive Blackbytes for the Balance at BB address 2
Pair 3 (BB address 3 <-> BTC address 3) you will receive Blackbytes for the Balance at BB address 3
….

Or you can link different BTC-addresses to one BB addresse:
Pair 1  (BB address  0 <-> BTC address 1 ) you will receive Blackbytes for the Balance at BB address 0
Pair 2  (BB address  0 <-> BTC address 2 ) you will receive Blackbytes for the Balance at BB address 0
Pair 3  (BB address  0 <-> BTC address 3 ) you will receive Blackbytes for the Balance at BB address 0
…
BB address XXXX (no linked BTC address) you will receive Byte but no Blackbytes

Note: If you consolidate your bytes to a linked BB-address, make sure you are not running any transactions after that.
In this case the Bytes will jump to another (maybe) not linked address...( similar  BTC-wallet see: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Change ).

Too such problem ..

I have the Transition Bot in my chat, I'm not sure what "paired device" means exactly.

Do you have the Transition bot as paired device in the chat?

For linked BTC:  9072 Gbytes were distributed

Not sure how many were distributed for the wallets that already have bytes in them which the calculation is 0.1 byte per 1 byte.

I have the exact same problem. Didn't have a chance to backup since receiving the black bytes from round 4...

Are there any figures available what amount was distributed overall?

when trying to make a full back with password, twice failed, then closed chrome (was using about 80% of my ram), then it succeeded, is there a connection or why does the backup fail sometimes?