i've noticed you listed united bitcoin.
how do you manage to extract this? as far as i can tell the nice people running it stole everyone's coins and shut the window a month or two ago. i tried all sorts of different ways but in the end it looked like you had to pay them bitcoin to get it out.
as an aside bitcoininterest, whatever that is, is now on bitfinex so i'm gonna use your service to extract it to there when it's ready.
Yes, basically they stole all the coins. There was a very specific window of time you had to move the coins from and back to an address for it to qualify. A total scam. That is why you cannot find any operable wallets on any legitimate exchanges. UBTC has always been a pain for us. Many that extract everything else just fine get to UBTC and receive either far less or the dreaded "no coins found" when trying to extract. The exact ways to claim them were not well understood by the community. Our extraction service is useful for UBTC claiming if you have a valid UBTC address buried inside a seed, but the validity of those addresses is up to the UBTC network. Hello, I tried to receive "Bitcoin New (BTN)". Service says no coins, but coins were 100% at the time of a fork. Trezor bip39 segwit
We are strongly considering removing BTN from the tool. This is the first attempt at BTN extraction in a long time, as that fork didn't get much traction. Tomorrow we will look at the node and see what the issue is. |
|
|
|
BTCP & LBTC extractions working well, no critical errors in the last few days & many successful extractions. A reminder that you can earn 1% of any business you refer to us with our affiliate program: https://dig.walleting.services/#/become-affiliateWe are working on the German translation of the site for an affiliate of ours. We are interested in finding further translations for: - Chinese (Mandarin) - Korean - Russian - Japanese - Spanish Please contact us @ walleting.services@protonmail.com |
|
|
|
I tried the newest BTCP electrum wallet and the sweep sees the segwit coins but the send still fails. So I gave up and used your extraction service. Worked perfectly for two BIP 39 seeds. I got my coins and you made a good fee from me. Thank you.
Thank you for the business. BTCP took us weeks to get it right. We're glad you had a good experience with WS, we work hard to make sure extractions are quick and painless for our clients. |
|
|
|
Just wanted to say thanks for making the process to easy.
I successfully used the tool to get my BCD, SBTC, BTCP, BTX, and BCI. I sold them at Trade Satoshi and gate.io.
Thanks!
Thank you for the business. |
|
|
|
All respect to your project. We are also aware of this free version too: https://github.com/ymgve/bitcoin_fork_claimerThe WS service is for those that don't have the technical understanding or the time to use these tools. Giving an empty seed that contains fork value to us or anyone else is very sketchy, which is why we have used a non-self moderating thread since the BTG days to show a transparent record of our service: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2434261All the best. |
|
|
|
I have tried to claim my self many times with BTCP electrum wallet. It sees the segwit coins but the send always fails. It would sure benefit the community if you shared how you overcame this but since you are a paid operation I expect you will stay silent on the issue.
As far as I understand it the main issue was upgrading to the current BTCP version. Previous versions of the BTCP software didn't support SegWit. Our system is pretty intense, and the digging team stays busy maintaining and adding to it. We get a lot of positive feedback saying our 10% fee is worth removing all the headache. Update: We may have found the issue with BTCP SegWit. Fix is deployed, we have had some successful extractions from previously unsuccessful extractions just went through. We will monitor LBTC & BTCP until the digging team signs off for the day.
So is it ready? Or we have to wait? It's working! Thank you guys, you are awesome  BTCP appears to be fully working with no issues. Many extractions since last update, no failures. Seems that SegWit claiming is fully working. |
|
|
|
|
Update: We may have found the issue with BTCP SegWit. Fix is deployed, we have had some successful extractions from previously unsuccessful extractions just went through. We will monitor LBTC & BTCP until the digging team signs off for the day.
|
|
|
|
|
So here is where we're at:
1) LBTC - some of the transactions generated a few days ago show in our fee wallet as "unconfirmed." Clients that have tried to extract again often get "No coins found" because the transaction appears to still be in the mempool. Hard to predict if these transactions will confirm or fall off.
2) BTCP - a handful of successful extractions for non-SegWit addresses. There appears to be an issue with SegWit claiming.
We are working to better understand both chains. We understand these two are "hot forks" right now & we are going as fast as we can.
|
|
|
|
|
We see a bunch of "Could not sign the transaction!" in a row for attempted BTCP extractions.
Sorry for the premature celebration, the fork market moves so fast, we are trying our best to keep up.
We'll pick it back up when the digging team signs on tomorrow.
|
|
|
|
We just pushed an update to enable BTCP with one simple trick (tm). We tested a WIF key and it works, so we are once again going to fly our "Mission Accomplished" banner on the aircraft carrier: Bitcoin Private (BTCP) Added To Automated Forked Coin Extraction Tool:
https://dig.walleting.services
Now Auto-Digging: BCH | BTG | BCD | SBTC | UBTC | B2X | BTX | BCX | BTF | BTH | BTW | BCI | BCA | BTCP | LBTC At this stage BTCP & LBTC appear to be extracting properly through the tool. Let us know if there is an issue and we'll solve it. |
|
|
|
So LBTC is obtainable from segwit address?
No. As we understand it, network rules prevent LBTC extraction from SegWit addresses. |
|
|
|
What is btcp status?
BTCP index is @ 90%. It's at the "crowded" part of the chain, but it's still taking longer than expected. We are looking into it. doubtful it is working ATM. Our LBTC process had a very odd issue - for the last few days since it was live, the node reported it was creating valid TX's. Turns out, these TX's were never accepted by the network. It appears they all had too low a fee. We have now bumped the fee to 0.05 per tx and they are being accepted by the network IF YOU EXTRACTED LBTC IN THE PAST FEW DAYS YOU MUST EXTRACT AGAIN TO GET YOUR COINS.
No LBTC has moved, the TX's likely sat in the mempool for a while then fell off. We don't know why the node returned a valid TX ID but then the network rejects it, as LBTC blocks seem relatively empty. LBTC should be working now, we just confirmed it with our 0.05 fee change. We can be reached by email @ walleting.services@protonmail.com if you have any questions. PGP key available on the first post of this thread and can be confirmed via walleting.services/pgp |
|
|
|
So where to deposit and trade LBTC? Your chart lists "OTC." Little help on what that is? Google search comes up with nothing.
OTC in their telegram channel has seen brisk trading: t.me/LightningBTC As always with OTC trading there is significant counterparty risk. Digifinex (a rebranding Shinzibu or something like that) has deposits open, but the entire site is in Chinese I think and you need to have google translate on for the whole domain to use the site. We may be at peak shitcoin when this is the way to sell the centralized fork. We are having some issues verifying LBTC tx's are actually broadcasting, as we get back TXIDs from our node, but the explorer isn't much help and the network seems to be having some issues right now. The only lite client nodes we can find are from lbtc.io. BTCP is at 87% indexed. When we pick it back up in a few hours we'll nail down LBTC & BTCP. |
|
|
|
would it be possible for Walleting Services to give information what is still redeemable for user from the forks you handle? With all these forks it's hard to keep track which addresses are already redeemed and which are not. I know I've lost a track already. It would be ideal if I can put address somewhere in the form and your site to offer me to enter private key and deposit address for everything that is still available to be redeemed?
btcdiv.com & findmycoins.ninja are two good sites for that functionality. The tool we have built runs through an intense process to scan all previous bitcoin transactions so it can build the hex transaction for a selected coin. Those that have used our service know this can take minutes for just one coin. If we did this for all coins, that process could take an hour. Then we'd have to do it all over again with the client's receiving address. btcdiv & findmycoins are likely doing this process more efficiently, checking bitcoin balances at certain block heights then checking the forked coin's chain to see if they have moved. For now, WS must concentrate on adding more forked coins to the tool before we can circle back and make an address checker. [Adding the list of forked coins & dates from the 1st post for general helpfulness] |
|
|
|
|
Show Posts
