Your transaction was badly propergated through the network. Very few nodes had it in their mempools. I broadcasted it for you so most nodes can see it now. However, your transaction contains dust according to blocktrail's explorer. The free viabtc accelerator usually says transactions that contain dust don't exist. https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/9514fb92d0b8d2c1930afe7d0078b9889874b03f574cf9dea07c12dbda81ba5fYour transaction only pays a fee rate of 70.505 sat/B so its likely to take a long time to confirm without help. If you pm this user and ask for help he might be able to get antpool to confirm your transaction. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=pm;sa=send;u=556309if you are prepared to pay for confirmation Viabtc also provides a paid service. It costs 0.01 BTC/KB for each transaction, and you have to email support@viabtc.com to use it. We also provide manual accelerator service for special cases (dire urgency, extremely low transaction fee etc.) and require a donation of 0.01 BTC/KB for each transaction. Please contact support@viabtc.com for details. |
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I'm looking for a compiled version of bitcoin before v0.4.0 for Windows. I've found the source code, but bringing all the dependencies together is proving difficult. Is there an archive of compiled older versions of the bitcoin client?
I have a copy of a compiled version 0.1.0 if that's close enough for you. Sent me a pm containing your email address if you want me to email it as an attachment. It can't connect to today's network. However, I can't remember where I downloaded it, so if you use it make sure you run it in an offline virtual machine. If you want to use it to recover coins from a very old wallet.dat file then it's no use. To do that you need to use a version with a debug window to export the private keys. Version 0.7.0 was the first version to have a debug window. It's also old enough to read the old wallet.dat file format that the earliest bitcoin wallets used. After you get the private keys you can import them into a modern wallet and use that to spend the associated coins. You can download Version 0.7.0 from the elgius mining pool that's run by the Bitcoin Core developer called Luke-Jr. http://eligius.st/~luke-jr/programs/bitcoin/files/http://eligius.st/~luke-jr/programs/bitcoin/files/bitcoin-qt/0.7.0/ |
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All are set to 0..
these are public addresses, right?
should i screen shot it and paste here?
btw, my electrum-LTC portable wallet is working properly.
It doesn't matter if they are all set to zero. That just means the wallet's probably not synced. It doesn't need to be synced to get the private keys for those addresses. Search for each of them in this website. https://blockchain.info/Right click and save the private key for each address that the website shows has cons in it. You can import those private keys into some other wallet software to spend the coins. |
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Antpool's confirmed the transaction. It now has 28 confirmations so you can lock this thread now.
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Comparing mega bubbly 2013 with soft run up 2016-2017. I am a little disappointed  Yeah, but the overlap of charts is actually the pre-early 2013 bubble, and I am not sure if that is meant to indicate that we have not even accomplished the first 2017 bubble, yet. Personally, I believe that it is frequently erroneous to attempt to read too much into such an attempt at overlapping - because we know that there are so many factors that are quite different in this time frame as compared with early 2013 - including development, adoption, alt-space dynamics, hardfork issue, ability to short bitcoin, spread out liquidation options, longer track record at governmental attempts at regulation, and likely several other unnamed but materially influential factors. I read old posts where someone tried overlapping the 2011 rally with the spring 2013 rally. The overlap predicted a bear market, not the second winter 2013 rally to over $1000 that actually happened. Nobody knows what's going to happen next. |
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If you send a pm to this user he might be able to get antpool to confirm your transaction. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=pm;sa=send;u=556309Alternatively you could try using the viabtc website to get your transaction confirmed. https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/However it's overloaded and only allows 100 free slots at the start of each hour. You have to submit your transaction in the first few seconds of each hour to stand a chance of acceptance. Viabtc also provides a paid service. It costs 0.01 BTC/KB for each transaction, and you have to email support@viabtc.com to use it. We also provide manual accelerator service for special cases (dire urgency, extremely low transaction fee etc.) and require a donation of 0.01 BTC/KB for each transaction. Please contact support@viabtc.com for details. |
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The only transaction with coins is the one I can't see in my wallet cause its not synchronizing, its there but with no coins and defined as "unknown", I can't right click it, is there any other way to find its private key?
Try clicking "wallet" in the menu bar, then "addresses" in the list that appears. A new tab should open showing the addresses in your wallet.  |
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Bitcoin & stability - strange, both things are currently combining. What's up coming next? A dump or pump? Probably months of stable prices. Everyone will be going on holiday soon. The big price moves will probably happen in the Autumn after they are back. When this thread's post rate has dried up to one post a day there's usually a big price move imminent. |
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Before deleting, is there a different wallet software that will allow me to load the seed created by electrum?
There's no other desktop wallet software that I know of that can load electrum seeds. Don't delete your electrum wallet just yet. Right click each address in it that contains coins and click "private key" in the list that appears. Your wallet should then show you a private key that you can copy. After you copy all the relevant private keys you can import or sweep them into some alternative wallet software. |
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Since my chances of becoming the most unluckiest Legendary, become real, I wonder how to know which number will be mine(after #1022) ? Although I just turned legendary at 994 I had resigned myself to having to wait the maximum length of time. The odds of you turning legendary before then are massively in your favour, so you might turn legendary in less than two weeks and miss joining the most unluckiest legendary club. |
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I actually don't think its the the anti malware but this is the only new stuff that I can recall, other than that it worked with my win firewall (electrum is in whitelist) and avast.
I'm not sure what the problem is then. You could try deleting the blockchain_headers file in your installed electrum wallet. Copy this line of text. %appdata%\Electrum Click the windows start button, then paste the line of text into the search box that appears, then press your enter key to open the folder containing your electrum wallet's blockchain_headers file. This is what the search box should look like after pasting the line of text into it.  Delete the blockchain_headers file, then start electrum and check if it syncs. |
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Is this site ,,bitaddress.org good for a wallet
Will it work with litecoin,,,or any recomemdations for a litecoin wallet.
The bitaddress website is a Bitcoin paper wallet generator. It's intended to be used for cold storage of Bitcoins. All it does is generate a Bitcoin private key for you, and optionally encrypts it. To spend coins sent to it you have to import the private key into either blockchain.info or a desktop wallet. If you read the website it clearly states it's only for Bitcoin, not litecoin. https://www.bitaddress.org |
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I removed new anti malware software I've recently installed - can't recall if the problem started after installing them, it was "bitdefender" and "malewarebytes"
I wouldn't run a wallet on a machine without anti malware software and a firewall. If you removed all such software I would quickly replace it with alternatives before doing anything else. Most anti malware software and firewall software have a white list somewhere in their settings. If you add the electrum executable file to a white list it will allow it to connect to the internet. I never did it, so quick question about it, all I need to get access to my wallet is the seed (12 words), right?
Yes all you need to access your wallet is the 12 seed words. I have a back up of the history, is that mean I could reuse it on my new wallet? meaning that it will add the transaction description?
I have not tried backing up the history yet, so I can't advise about it. |
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Can this be adjusted? It's good to put a warning in there, informing people this may cause considerable delay to their tx, but for users who know what they're doing it would be great to at least have the possibility.
No I don't think mycelium lets you decide custom fee settings for yourself. Some of us discussed it, but nobody found a way to adjust the fee low priority pays, or the fee any other priority pays. Mycelium decides for you. I agree there should at least be a warning about it, and consider allowing users to set their own custom fee is an essential feature for a wallet in today's overloaded network. There's a few thread's discussing it. This is the latest one. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1741328.0 |
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I have 0.01742555 in my Bitcoin wallet. For some strange reason, when I tried to send 0.014518, it says I can only transfer 0.00709231 and the regular fee is set at 0.00930186. Can some please help me out solve this problem ...
NT: About 40% 0.01742555 in my wallet was earn from mining..
How many mining earning payments has your wallet had sent to it? The more payments it had sent to it the higher the fee will be to spend them all in one transaction. You said "the regular fee is set at 0.00930186". Do you mean the fee is set at 0.00930186 Bitcoins, or 0.00930186 Bitcoins / KB? |
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Didn't sync also with the portable version,
should I try deleting blockchain_headers anyway?
where would I find it?
If the portable version didn't sync either then I doubt deleting the blockchain_headers file from the installed version would help. Is your firewall or antivirus software stopping your wallet connecting to the internet? Most of them have a list of blocked software in their settings. By the way your 0.00388651 BTC payment to 1KWVdojogcq6FQACNYuhpuz52U6Nds2h3i shows on blockchain.info. https://blockchain.info/address/1KWVdojogcq6FQACNYuhpuz52U6Nds2h3i |
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Why aint we going up up
Were going down 🙄🙄🙄🙄
We're not going up or down, wee're going sideways. I'm grateful for that because rapid price swings over extended periods of time get too stressful. Coinbase users must also be grateful for the sideways movement because they could lose a fortune if a big price swing occurs while it's down. |
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I've just read this: We are suspending all ETH withdrawal until the network backlog subsides and we are able to reliably post transactions to blockchain. We apologize for any inconvenience As I understand it, this is not related to exchange itself but rather to problems with the Ethereum network, and if we don't have ETH (well, at least I don't have any), there is nothing to worry about. Does it mean that the Ethereum chain is broken and could that herald the beginning of the end for this coin so much anticipated lately? ETH price seems to be tanking, almost 10% down within the last couple of hours So could anyone more knowledgeable chime in on this? Coindesk says the ethereum chain is overloaded with transactions, which is pushing the required transaction fees up very high. It's getting so expensive to make a transaction that a plethora of exchanges (including bitfinex) are stopping withdrawals until it's cheaper. http://www.coindesk.com/startups-service-outages-ethereum-blockchain-backlog/Data from ethereum information provider Etherscan shows that more than 300,000 transactions were broadcast on 20th June, the highest amount ever observed on the two-year-old blockchain.
The rise in activity has also pushed the size of ethereum's transaction blocks – which change dynamically – to new highs, while the amount of gas required to send a transaction, a kind of charge for processing power, has climbed to new heights as well.
Combined, these changes appear to be impacting businesses.
The list of exchanges that have announced withdrawal pauses or service disruptions in the past day includes Bitfinex, BTC-e, CEX.io and ShapeShift, among others. Social media posts suggest that users are also seeing disruptions when using other exchanges, including Coinbase, BitBay and Poloniex. I think you can still make ethereum transactions, provided you are prepared to pay an exorbitant fee. According to newsbtc bittrex has now resumed ETH transactions, but it will probably stop them again if the backlog starts increasing again. http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/06/21/ethereum-network-congested-exchanges-forced-disable-eth-wallets/ |
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