Well, if you wanted to you can delete all transactions from the wallet using pywallet then do a -rescan and the transactions not in the blockchain will not be added
5 btc bounty eh.. okay
close bitcoin
backup your wallet.datdownload pywallet
install and run pywallet
go to
http://localhost:8989/go down to "Delete a key from your wallet:"
either type in the individual txid's you want to delete or simply type all
open bitcoin with -rescan
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/pywallet-22-manage-your-wallet-update-required-34028Installation:
- Linux/OSX: See README file
- Windows:
I had done something similar to this using pywallet (deleted single offending tx id), then restarted bitcoin with --rescan and did not work. Before you had posted this, I just randomly decided to delete them all and restart (forgot to --rescan, d'oh) and it did seem to "find" a portion of the missing coins. I just tried it again as you laid out (with the --rescan) and it looks like the majority have come back--I still have a discrepancy of ~55btc (hard to tell because it is getting quite messy) but it is much better than the 340+ btc worth of errors I had before. My only guess is that for some reason, even though I was connected, my transactions were not being broadcast through the nodes (too many tx in short time? not sure). The rest I will just give more time and hope it starts to figure itself out. Unfortunately, seems like bitcoin client does not play well with high-volume transaction business
Any tips there or does the platform just need to continue maturing?
Regardless, you get credit for the solution (It at least got me back most of the missing tx). I appreciate the help, was a bit worried about the coins.
Will send your reward to 1C1UMHsdPxgsWGWBhdaTC47kibJjFgWnhb as soon as my incoming tx confirms.