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Topic: [XCT] C-Bit - Elegantly Solving Bitcoin's Blocksize Problem [SHA256][POW] - page 37. (Read 66801 times)

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5 Days 17 Hours 34 Minutes 19 Second

CoinWeekly VotesTotal Votes
C-Bit(XCT)12000011200001
Independent Money System(IMS)7805278052
RabbitCoin(RBBT)10006440

In less than 6 days.... we will be listed Smiley sh.... its a secret


Looks like the c-bit team has everything under control.
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5 Days 17 Hours 34 Minutes 19 Second

CoinWeekly VotesTotal Votes
C-Bit(XCT)12000011200001
Independent Money System(IMS)7805278052
RabbitCoin(RBBT)10006440

In less than 6 days.... we will be listed Smiley sh.... its a secret
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Well... dont salvagewallet done everything i could find... this all started with a transaction sent my mistake with 0 fee.. after some days... i done a -zapwallettxes and resent it... but it simple didnt confirm. i think the nodes consider it  a double spending.... and didnt process it... today i tried "once" more.. and a big part of my xct finally got confirmed... after at least 10 salvage wallets Smiley thanks for the help, i think i just need to wait for the mempools t clear out sor something:)
hero member
Activity: 629
Merit: 500
I've already accidentally sent some XCT to
the Bitcoin network. Had to retrieve them
with the private key and a Bitcoin wallet.

You can do it with the following method :

In the Windows XCT wallet, go to :

HELP
DEBUG WINDOW
CONSOLE
Bottom of the page to the Command Line
type in the Command line the following :

dumpprivkey"space""XCT target address"

where "space" is a space and "target address"
is the XCT address that you accidentally sent
your coins to the Bitcoin network using or the
private keys of the XCT address you want.

The resulting PRIVATE KEY is used to unlock
the bitcoin address on the Bitcoin network and
recover the coins so that you can send the coins
back to a BTC wallet address under your control.

William Martens
Founder C-bit

Amazing, being able to dump a private key of a public key you accidentally sent coins to.  Shocked Ground breaking stuff here.

Let me restate what I did. I stated it wrong the
first time. I actually sent BTC to an XCT address.
So the BTC went out over the BTC network thinking
the XCT address was a BTC address. It went to
no-one, but was just sitting there. I had to recover
the private key and go out into the Bitcoin blockchain
and find the address and recover the BTC using the
private key, then send the BTC back to a real BTC
address in my wallet.

William Martens
Founder C-bit

William Martens
Founder C-bit

excellent to hear everything is safe!
sr. member
Activity: 374
Merit: 250
we are going into 2nd weeks since launch, right now there are some 330 TH hashrate mining on, 3 days ago when i mine only 40-80 TH.
one day we will see few thousand TH hashrate not far away from now. people have faith in this. getting less coin from mining as the days, weeks, months go by. difficulty going up from 16 mil to 20 mil .
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
I've already accidentally sent some XCT to
the Bitcoin network. Had to retrieve them
with the private key and a Bitcoin wallet.

You can do it with the following method :

In the Windows XCT wallet, go to :

HELP
DEBUG WINDOW
CONSOLE
Bottom of the page to the Command Line
type in the Command line the following :

dumpprivkey"space""XCT target address"

where "space" is a space and "target address"
is the XCT address that you accidentally sent
your coins to the Bitcoin network using or the
private keys of the XCT address you want.

The resulting PRIVATE KEY is used to unlock
the bitcoin address on the Bitcoin network and
recover the coins so that you can send the coins
back to a BTC wallet address under your control.

William Martens
Founder C-bit

Amazing, being able to dump a private key of a public key you accidentally sent coins to.  Shocked Ground breaking stuff here.

Let me restate what I did. I stated it wrong the
first time. I actually sent BTC to an XCT address.
So the BTC went out over the BTC network thinking
the XCT address was a BTC address. It went to
no-one, but was just sitting there. I had to recover
the private key and go out into the Bitcoin blockchain
and find the address and recover the BTC using the
private key, then send the BTC back to a real BTC
address in my wallet.

William Martens
Founder C-bit

William Martens
Founder C-bit
legendary
Activity: 1638
Merit: 1013
I've already accidentally sent some XCT to
the Bitcoin network. Had to retrieve them
with the private key and a Bitcoin wallet.

You can do it with the following method :

In the Windows XCT wallet, go to :

HELP
DEBUG WINDOW
CONSOLE
Bottom of the page to the Command Line
type in the Command line the following :

dumpprivkey"space""XCT target address"

where "space" is a space and "target address"
is the XCT address that you accidentally sent
your coins to the Bitcoin network using or the
private keys of the XCT address you want.

The resulting PRIVATE KEY is used to unlock
the bitcoin address on the Bitcoin network and
recover the coins so that you can send the coins
back to a BTC wallet address under your control.

William Martens
Founder C-bit

Amazing, being able to dump a private key of a public key on the network you accidentally sent coins to.  Shocked Ground breaking stuff here. Was it the bitcoin devs on the project that made it possible for you to do this?
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
I've already accidentally sent some XCT to
the Bitcoin network. Had to retrieve them
with the private key and a Bitcoin wallet.

You can do it with the following method :

In the Windows XCT wallet, go to :

HELP
DEBUG WINDOW
CONSOLE
Bottom of the page to the Command Line
type in the Command line the following :

dumpprivkey"space""XCT target address"

where "space" is a space and "target address"
is the XCT address that you accidentally sent
your coins to the Bitcoin network using or the
private keys of the XCT address you want.

The resulting PRIVATE KEY is used to unlock
the bitcoin address on the Bitcoin network and
recover the coins so that you can send the coins
back to a BTC wallet address under your control.

William Martens
Founder C-bit
hero member
Activity: 629
Merit: 500
yeah not sure how you got those coins stuck but you should be able to get them back with a reindex or salvage.. i dont see that tx on the c-bit blockchain. are you sure you sent them to a c-bit address and not bitcoin? if you accidentally sent them to a bitcoin address you can export the privkey and import into your cbit wallet. which is good.
legendary
Activity: 1421
Merit: 1001
For you @coisoetal

Nothing can be lost in your wallet, if you are on the right one and on the good chain! I try a payment to myself and all working fine!



I give you this:

Please first create a shortcut of your C-bit.exe
Edit the shortcut property and enter this: cbit-qt.exe -salvagewallet

That solve some error! If not, it's maybe a human error. But nothing can be confirmed with that BIG SHIT BLOCK EXPLORER!




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Activity: 168
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I think the http://cryptobe.com/chain/CBit block explorer is a shit! Sorry to say that but i think it's real!

I send 2K for the bounty sig: Txid: 9a30b5776763eab02adbafb5ad71a4535c2098873d3175cb196b5a792341aa59-000



But i can't find nothing about my transaction in that block explorer! For a real one please contact @Presstab

http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/index.php

Well... thanks anyway... Smiley i give up
legendary
Activity: 1421
Merit: 1001
I think the http://cryptobe.com/chain/CBit block explorer is a shit! Sorry to say that but i think it's real!

I send 2K for the bounty sig: Txid: 9a30b5776763eab02adbafb5ad71a4535c2098873d3175cb196b5a792341aa59-000



But i can't find nothing about my transaction in that block explorer! For a real one please contact @Presstab

http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/index.php
full member
Activity: 168
Merit: 100
can anyone check this transaction? :/ 5a95f6f3c77c1876f836e327fa9a17bde0995fec64d8d803a31a7308248eeff4-000 all my coins stuck :/


I checked the block explorer just because and that transaction isn't even showing up/recognized.

Maybe try installing the wallet on another computer and import your current wallet? I'm not sure that the coins were ever really sent from the wallet.

did that...

i had this problem for days... i did -zapwallettxes ... ... nothing works.. coins dont move :/
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can anyone check this transaction? :/ 5a95f6f3c77c1876f836e327fa9a17bde0995fec64d8d803a31a7308248eeff4-000 all my coins stuck :/


I checked the block explorer just because and that transaction isn't even showing up/recognized.

Maybe try installing the wallet on another computer and import your current wallet? I'm not sure that the coins were ever really sent from the wallet.

did that...
legendary
Activity: 1470
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can anyone check this transaction? :/ 5a95f6f3c77c1876f836e327fa9a17bde0995fec64d8d803a31a7308248eeff4-000 all my coins stuck :/


I checked the block explorer just because and that transaction isn't even showing up/recognized.

Maybe try installing the wallet on another computer and import your current wallet? I'm not sure that the coins were ever really sent from the wallet.
hero member
Activity: 710
Merit: 500
Did I miss something here?  Not really getting any related hits from those contributor names on the website and non are following official twitter etc.  Where can I find info on those involved?

I'll talk to the website developer. The e-mail
system is new, and we don't seem to be
getting any e-mail to any of us. We just
thought nobody cared. Normally, it should
be going into a central pool, where we then
route it to the concerned individual. Obviously,
something is going wrong. E-mail that is
actually addressed to the individuals at their
respective individual e-mail addresses is
arriving, it's just the e-mail arriving to the
general site that doesn't seem to be going
right.

William Martens
Founder C-bit

Just tested what you did and see exactly
what you're talking about. The e-mails are
disappearing. We don't know that we are
receiving e-mails. Sorry. I have notified the
Web developer of the problem.

William Martens
Founder C-bit

I think he is looking for info on the backround/dox of the devs/team.

Its my understanding the ones involved are pretty Anon, maybe at some point more info will come out.

Dox? Anon? There is a list of names on the website.
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can anyone check this transaction? :/ 5a95f6f3c77c1876f836e327fa9a17bde0995fec64d8d803a31a7308248eeff4-000 all my coins stuck :/
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Merit: 1000
Twitter: @bitcoin_dad
Did I miss something here?  Not really getting any related hits from those contributor names on the website and non are following official twitter etc.  Where can I find info on those involved?

I'll talk to the website developer. The e-mail
system is new, and we don't seem to be
getting any e-mail to any of us. We just
thought nobody cared. Normally, it should
be going into a central pool, where we then
route it to the concerned individual. Obviously,
something is going wrong. E-mail that is
actually addressed to the individuals at their
respective individual e-mail addresses is
arriving, it's just the e-mail arriving to the
general site that doesn't seem to be going
right.

William Martens
Founder C-bit

Just tested what you did and see exactly
what you're talking about. The e-mails are
disappearing. We don't know that we are
receiving e-mails. Sorry. I have notified the
Web developer of the problem.

William Martens
Founder C-bit

I think he is looking for info on the backround/dox of the devs/team.

Its my understanding the ones involved are pretty Anon, maybe at some point more info will come out.
legendary
Activity: 1470
Merit: 1021
Hi all,

Is there an IOS version of the wallet available too or Droid only for now? I have someone new to crypto who is interested.

legendary
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