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.
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