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Title: BTC received in my wallet but the addresse I have not created. Post by: MUBBLE86 on February 17, 2014, 06:30:15 AM sry a litle google translate i use.
Moin, Here Am quite confused. My normal addresse: https://blockchain.info/address/19ohYAnWK8raeqAdTcbPB6cXYM4LB6JFCH I play to-time as a game as you can see in the remittances. Now I have to remittances (LuckyBit red) and it came back as usual! but at this addresse: https://blockchain.info/address/13BUmoU2Yvm7di2MPNKvtd9FFVeuzAwpZm And the first remittances of my 19oh .. addresse to the addresse unknown to me I have not caused! I see the amount in my wallet! but if I go to receive where is "These are their Bitcoin addresses" is this Bitcoin ADDRESS: 13BUmoU2Yvm7di2MPNKvtd9FFVeuzAwpZm NOT there! How can that be BIG QUESTION MARK ??? outputs: http://abload.de/img/aus0fcxn.jpg inputs: http://abload.de/img/eink8ctc.jpg the 13BUmoU2Yvm7di2MPNKvtd9FFVeuzAwpZm is not in my wallet http://abload.de/img/1110gdu2.jpg Title: Re: BTC received in my wallet but the addresse I have not created. Post by: Rannasha on February 17, 2014, 07:10:19 AM LuckyBit sends any winnings back to (one of) the address(es) that was used to send in the bet. The 13BU... address is actually in your wallet, but it is hidden. It was used as a change-address in an earlier transaction and now some of your later transactions used coins that were in this change-address.
For more info: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Change Title: Re: BTC received in my wallet but the addresse I have not created. Post by: MUBBLE86 on February 17, 2014, 07:31:29 AM LuckyBit sends any winnings back to (one of) the address(es) that was used to send in the bet. The 13BU... address is actually in your wallet, but it is hidden. It was used as a change-address in an earlier transaction and now some of your later transactions used coins that were in this change-address. For more info: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Change thx this is stupid i can not see my amount on the https://blockchain.info/address/19ohYAnWK8raeqAdTcbPB6cXYM4LB6JFCH my backup wallet.dat is dead ? muss i greate a new backup ? Title: Re: BTC received in my wallet but the addresse I have not created. Post by: Rannasha on February 17, 2014, 07:55:35 AM LuckyBit sends any winnings back to (one of) the address(es) that was used to send in the bet. The 13BU... address is actually in your wallet, but it is hidden. It was used as a change-address in an earlier transaction and now some of your later transactions used coins that were in this change-address. For more info: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Change this is stupid i can not see my amount on the https://blockchain.info/address/19ohYAnWK8raeqAdTcbPB6cXYM4LB6JFCH Quote my backup wallet.dat is dead ? muss i greate a new backup ? Bitcoin-qt generates addresses in batches of 100 and stores them in wallet.dat. Every time you create a new receiving-address, it takes an address from this pool. Every time you send a transaction, it uses an address from this pool as change-address. Once the 100 addresses are used up, a new batch will be generated.This means that as soon as the number of receiving addresses plus the number of sent transactions is more than 100, you need to create a new backup. And again for 200, 300, 400, etc... Of course, backing up more frequently than that is perfectly fine too. Title: Re: BTC received in my wallet but the addresse I have not created. Post by: MUBBLE86 on February 17, 2014, 10:02:57 AM LuckyBit sends any winnings back to (one of) the address(es) that was used to send in the bet. The 13BU... address is actually in your wallet, but it is hidden. It was used as a change-address in an earlier transaction and now some of your later transactions used coins that were in this change-address. For more info: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Change this is stupid i can not see my amount on the https://blockchain.info/address/19ohYAnWK8raeqAdTcbPB6cXYM4LB6JFCH Quote my backup wallet.dat is dead ? muss i greate a new backup ? Bitcoin-qt generates addresses in batches of 100 and stores them in wallet.dat. Every time you create a new receiving-address, it takes an address from this pool. Every time you send a transaction, it uses an address from this pool as change-address. Once the 100 addresses are used up, a new batch will be generated.This means that as soon as the number of receiving addresses plus the number of sent transactions is more than 100, you need to create a new backup. And again for 200, 300, 400, etc... Of course, backing up more frequently than that is perfectly fine too. ok thx |
