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The first google search result for "error" "Nonce must be greater than 1268885791" is a link to Github where the suggestion is too generate a new API key, leonArdo support should be able to advise if that solution may help you.
This helps if the key is used where else. Not in my case. I did not see anything in first Github search result saying the API was used else, there would be problems using 1 API on 2 different exchanges at the same time, your best submitting your logs to support@marginsoftware.de for support to advise what the problem is or wait till they come check this thread. |
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Constantly I receive an error. Example:
01/27 01:00:51 pm poloniex:XRP/USDT: [Method:getMarginPosition (params: ¤cyPair=USDT_XRP) ] error in DefaultMarketInterface::httpPOST: network error: [code: 299]: UnknownContent (an unknown error related to the remote content was detected) (try 1 of 20), message received: {"error":"Nonce must be greater than 1268885791. You provided 1268885789."}
What could be the problem? I think ping.
API key is used only in leonArdo.
Sadness ...
The first google search result for "error" "Nonce must be greater than 1268885791" is a link to Github where the suggestion is too generate a new API key, leonArdo support should be able to advise if that solution may help you. |
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Am I the only one that has a probelm with some Leonardo files ringing all the bells with the antivirus ?
I am on Win (7), and all my antivirus software (avast, msft, nalwarebytes etc) are panicking on one particular file "1.exe" that is sitting in my "%user\appdata\roaming" dir which it seems to be affected by the "win32:Malware-gen" virus/trojan.
I noticed this file is part of the leonardo installation package and it is created when Leonardo installs itself.
What is this file? Why it is there ? Is it ok to delete it ?
I run leonardo in a virtualbox just to be on the safe side, but I would like to have some assurance from the developers or other users.
TIA
No problem with Kaspersky and Win10, i run a virus scan everytime on the leonArdo.exe file that i download from http://marginsoftware.de/downloads.html and never had any warnings. Always ensure you downloading from the official website. |
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Nice BTC balance you got there. As far as I know leonArdo is not capable of DCA, perhaps in the future it will be. So why is the bot making so Many sell and buy trades? and thats just the demo im running to see how the BB bot works; i wish i had that many BTC Was just replying and see Rene from support replied confirming what i was going to say, there is not big enough inidividual orders to fill when leonArdo is buying or selling so therefore there are multiple orders at the same time. |
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Nice BTC balance you got there. As far as I know leonArdo is not capable of DCA, perhaps in the future it will be. |
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Any recommendations on solving runtime error as leonArdo keeps crashing
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Please post the transaction (TX) ID to check on a bitcoin explorer, BitPanda should provide the TX address?
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Does blockchain.info allow you to increase the fee? If not then you can try import your BTC address private key from Blockchain.info to Electrum ( https://electrum.org/#home )and see if Electrum allows you to increase the fee? You will need extra BTC in your account / BTC address for the above. Alternatively you can abandon the transaction in Bitcoin Core wallet but unfortunately you will need to download the Bitcoin blockchain for Core wallet to work and the blockchain is approx 160 GB and increasing. You could also try asking someone to accelerate your transaction or try yourself as per links in my above post. You can also find more info here about stuck transaction https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1914800.0 |
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Are you the sender or receiver, if the sender what wallet are you using as you may be able to increase the fee or abandon the transaction and do a double spend with a higher fee, if your are the receiver can you ask the sender to increase the fee? You fee is 108 Satoshi/byte, as per https://bitcoinfees.earn.com/ confirmation can be between 4-99 blocks, for future reference see at the bottom of https://bitcoinfees.earn.com for the current recommended fees. There are people advertising here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0 to accelerate transactions, beware people say ConfirmTX website is a scam so don`t pay them. You can try yourself on ViaBTC and Antpool free Accelerators, ViaBTC offer a pay service too and you can also continue to try to broadcast the transaction yourself, google "bitcoin broadcast transaction". There are some users in this thread who seem to be able to fast track a confirmation of a TX so maybe they will be kind a enough to help you, wont say a name but if you read some of the threads here you will see their name. |
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I would say if the one explorer shows as "removed / double spend" then they done something possibly dodgy, ask them to advise you why your BTC is not in your wallet, the fee is not that low 358 satoshi/byte so should have confirmed by now but seems it has not due to the "removed / double spend"?
If they start getting funny with you take to social media to tell of your situation...
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Shows as confirmed with 3 confirmations so far
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Yesterday i posted about a transaction that looked a bit more promising, but now it is gone from Blockcypher again, which is the link Coinbase gives me.
The transactions have been stuck for three weeks now. What the hell?? Why are they not dropped so I can send it again??
Is there any easy solution to this? I could not figure out the CPFP thing...
I used Bitcoin Core to Coinbase wallet. Afraid I will never see them again. Not very nice for newcomers either, even though i should have understoo the fee was too low. I used the recommended fee via the wallet. Turned out to be 20 sat/byte.. God damnit...
TXID:
8cf13c3a51c9ae898b0950bab9e077891b59840831d13a2e411d8ed0e44918a6
16ec484870fdc320e49b56035e1a625f447c4490606e3a7749ba3919744dff9c
You say you transmitted the 2 TX from your Bitcoin Core wallet, is the wallet still open because the wallet will continue to broadcast as long as it is open? |
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Looks like you exposed your own wallet private key  |
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Update patch version 3.7.4 availableThis is an important release which fixes some bugs and introduces a new parameter for the Bollinger Band Bot. - Minimum Effective Gain % parameter added to the Bollinger Band Bot. It's possible to enable just one side (buy/sell or sell/buy), none, or both sides
- Fix to Bollinger Band Bot buying and selling if http results are missing
- Added internal handling of maximum allowed prices to the spot-order mechanics of the Bollinger Band Bot
- Bollinger Band Bot now uses the top of the orderbook instead of the ticker price to check for buy/sell signals
- Fix for Static Ping Pong Bot added
- Demo funds issue fixed
- Confirmation on closing currency pairs requested (can be disabled in options)
- Added candle width to the candle tooltip
- Fixed error in HitBTC, which made several currency pairs unusable
- Websockets again being used for Bitfinex open orders and funds (results in faster placing and canceling too)
- Fixed smaller issue with json-value conversion in Bittrex
- Optimized API-error handling
Click on the "update available!" link on the leonArdo login screen to download this new version. Thanks for your patience everyone. Jonathan Thank-you for the new release, any news on when Binance exchange will be available? |
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No problem, thanks for helping me, can you confirm the formula on how are you getting to 64 satoshi/byte based on 0.001 fee and bytes been 1558?
1.0 BTC = 100000000 satoshi
0.1 BTC = 10000000 satoshi
0.01 BTC = 1000000 satoshi
0.001 BTC = 100000 satoshi
0.0001 BTC = 10000 satoshi
0.00001 BTC = 1000 satoshi
0.000001 BTC = 100 satoshi
0.0000001 BTC = 10 satoshi
0.00000001 BTC = 1 satoshi
So, since 0.001 BTC = 100000 satoshi and you paid a fee of 0.001 BTC for 1558 bytes... 100000 satoshi / 1558 bytes = 64.18 satoshi per byte Can someone confirm fee calculation is correct for the below? BTC = 0.03 Bytes = 818 Inputs = 5 Fee = 0.0025 Satoshi/byte = 305.6234 (250 000 satoshi / 818) |
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No problem, thanks for helping me, can you confirm the formula on how are you getting to 64 satoshi/byte based on 0.001 fee and bytes been 1558?
1 BTC = 100000000 satoshi 0.1 BTC = 10000000 satoshi 0.01 BTC = 1000000 satoshi 0.001 BTC = 100000 satoshi 0.0001 BTC = 10000 satoshi 0.00001 BTC = 1000 satoshi 0.000001 BTC = 100 satoshi 0.0000001 BTC = 10 satoshi 0.00000001 BTC = 1 satoshi So, since 0.001 BTC = 100000 satoshi and you paid a fee of 0.001 BTC for 1558 bytes... 100000 satoshi / 1558 bytes = 64.18 satoshi per byte Thank you |
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How did you work out the satoshi/byte = 128?
I didn't, I failed I misread 200000 satoshi for 1558 bytes, but it's 100000 satoshi for 1558 bytes. That means 64 satoshi/byte, which means it will most likely take a lot longer than 24 hours. No problem, thanks for helping me, can you confirm the formula on how are you getting to 64 satoshi/byte based on 0.001 fee and bytes been 1558? |
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How many blocks would it take to confirm if i used a fee of 0.001 for 0.02 BTC (1558 bytes) transaction?
That's 128 satoshi/byte. My Bitcoin Core estimates it'll get confirmed within 24 hours (144 blocks). It's very difficult to predict what transaction volume will be like in the future. However, based on this chart: https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#2dI wouldn't expect anything below 140 satoshi/byte to confirm in 24 hours. If I wanted a pretty good chance of confirmation in the next 12 to 24 hours, I'd probably pay at least 200 satoshi/byte. If I wanted it to confirm for certain in the next hour, I'd probably be paying a fee of 500 satoshi/byte. If transaction volume drops off enough overnight tonight, then it is possible that your transaction might be able to confirm, but if the transaction volume continues to grow (or only drops slightly), then you may find yourself waiting for several days for transaction volume to eventually drop off enough. Thanks |
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Can someone confirm if i am ok to double spend only part of my initial unconfirmed transaction Yes. The moment you get a confirmation transfering one of the inputs to another address, the original transaction is no longer possible. How many blocks would it take to confirm if i used a fee of 0.001 for 0.02 BTC (1558 bytes) transaction?
That's 128 satoshi/byte. My Bitcoin Core estimates it'll get confirmed within 24 hours (144 blocks). How did you work out the satoshi/byte = 128? |
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