Bump. Still available

I'm glad it's working. I hope this is useful for you. I look forward any comments or suggestions.

Still looking for more people to test it.

OP, please offer valid collateral worth more than BTC5+14% or lock this thread immediately.
Otherwise you'll get negative trust soon.

At the moment my byteball.sqlite is 4.99GB

Actually it's 1GB for every 16 BTC and -at this thime- 1GB is worth about 0.31BTC, so it's around 0.019BTC for every BTC.
Signing this message (a GBYTE address) with a BTC address containing 100 BTC would give about 6.25GB or 1.94 BTC, so about US$5,000, not "several hundred dollars".

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I really don't like the lack of information here. I don't think OP should profit from that.
A full disclosure would be appreciated and, if people want to use OP's service in order to avoid installing the wallet or to save time, then that's fine. But not just because they don't know what's happening.

So here's the information, or here.

If you want to save some time and continue with OP's offer then go ahead...

Bump

Great, post any question only afterwards.

Yes, you can't time travel. You can only buy at the current price if you believe it will increase more in the future. The same applies with every currency.

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Does the full backup end in ".encrypted". If so -of course- it's encrypted and you'll need the password. Otherwise it should work.
Do you have the seed? If so you should be able to recover the wallet without the password using that.

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Open this folder on the Explorer and back it up:

The market cap is the (theoretical) value of all the coins. That is number of coins * price of every coin.
At the moment there are 255,492,000,000,000 bytes in circulation. You can also call that amount 255,492 GB or 255,492,000 MB.

Each GB is worth about $725 at the moment; that means each MB is worth about $0.725. So the total market cap of Byteball is about $185 million, which is very low compared with the top coins by market cap which exceed several billion dollars.

1 GB is worth $725 but every GB equals to 1,000 MB or 1 billion bytes. There are only 255k GBs.
It probably makes more sense to use MB as the base unit instead of GB. In that case every coin is worth less than 1 dollar and there are 255 million of them.
Or you can use the byte as the base unit and every coin is worth only $0.000000725! (so cheap!). So as you can see the value of 1 arbitrary unit is not that important because you can just change the unit.


Now, please read at least the first post before posting any other question.
You should also read the basis about bitcoin and crypto-currencies in general.

To get bytes you just have to proof ownership of bitcoins. You don't have to pay anyone anything. To proof ownership you have two options:

• Sign a message (I definitely recommend this option), or
• Send an exact small amount to a specified address. This is not really a payment. It just proves ownership because you need to control the address to be able to send that exact amount to that specific address

Unfortunately you chose the second option.

You really have to understand how a bitcoin wallet works. On your wallet you have several addresses:

• ADD1
• ADD2
• ADD3

and several change addresses:

• CHG1
• CHG2
• CHG3

(Some wallets hide a little the change addresses so sometimes it's difficult to realize those are your addresses too)

You own and control all of these addresses and the balance shown on your wallet is the addition of all those addresses' balance.

When you make a transaction you can't send the exact amount you want to. You have to send an amount you received before. One part goes to the address you specified (the one the byteball wallet gave you) and the difference goes to your own change address. For example:

• You received 2BTC to your ADD1
• You need to send 0.001455 to the address given by byteball, lets call it BYTE
• You send 2BTC (because you have to send the whole amount). 0.001455 goes to BYTE, and the difference (minus the fee) goes to your change address CHG1

Note now ADD1 has a balance of 0 (zero). Your coins now are on CHG1, not on ADD1.

The byteball wallet can't know that CHG1 is yours too. It received proof only for ADD1. Therefore it says you have 0 bitcoins because ADD1 does have 0 bitcoins.

Now, your options are:

• Proof ownership of CHG1 by signing a message, or
• Send your 2 BTC back to ADD1

If you let us know what is your original bitcoin address (ADD1) then we can check what's your change address.

2 @ 0.019 each

This user?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1006709

Did you send the payment? Please post evidence either here or, even better, on a new thread on Scam accusations

2 @ 0.012 each

Yes. Some other exchanges will be added but I haven't decided  which ones yet. I'm working on adding Bittrex for the moment. I'll consider the ones you suggest.

Email notifications for Poloniex trades:


Read more information and comment here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1950490.0

Register here:
https://Ecua.Mobi/notify/

Update:

This is no longer available because of the low demand.
If you are interested in the script or the service, PM me.

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Poloniex Trade Notifications

https://Ecua.Mobi/notify/

I've developed a small script which monitors your Poloniex account for new trades and notifies you via email when a new one is found.
This is a free service and is currently still under development. I'd appreciate if you register and let me know any errors or suggest any improvements.

First, you'll need to get a read-only API key from your Poloniex account here: https://poloniex.com/apiKeys
You can make it read only by disabling both Trading and Withdrawals as shown here:


Then you need to register here: https://Ecua.Mobi/notify/
and click a confirmation link which will be sent to your entered email.

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When a new trade happens, you will get an email notification with this information:

• Each new "maker" (non-instant) trade, with amounts and totals
• Available balance for each currency you own, balance on orders and estimated BTC value
• Total estimated BTC value

In the future I'll add new features like:

• Telegram bot
• Configurable frequency
• Add or remove information from the emails/messages

Let me know any comments...

Please don't lie:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1943918.msg19308946#msg19308946

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And you added that rule after my negative feedback when you decided to accept escrow on this thread. I wonder why you didn't have that rule before if you were willing to accept escrow and that's "the only one safe way trading btc/paypal + escrow"  

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Of course you wouldn't, not even if he sends first because he can charge back.
You only take PayPal from people you trust and you don't ask them to send first (as you intended) just because they could try to charge back if you don't send the BTC.

I'm glad now you updated your thread to accept escrow and don't try to force everyone to send first.
I've removed the negative trust.

I'm auctioning these 2 Bit* domains:

BitDor.com
Short, easy-to-remember, bitcoin-oriented domain
Registered in 2010, expires in February 2018

BitRotate.com
Perfect for a crypto-currency faucet rotator or similar
Registered in 2016, expires in February 2018

Both are registered on namesilo and can be pushed to another namesilo account.

Starting bid for each domain:
BTC0.007 for each domain.
Each domain has an independent auction.

Minimum increment:
BTC0.0005. Bids must be multiple of BTC0.0005

Buy it now:
BTC0.035 each domain, or BTC0.055 for both.

End date and time:
72 hours after the first bid of a particular domain or 24 hours after the last bid of that domain, whichever is later.
Every domain has its own auction and ends independently.

Newbies:
Users with less than 28 activity can't bid, unless they BIN and pay immediately.

Payment:
The payment must be sent to me or the escrow less than 48h after the auction is closed,
otherwise I may leave negative trust and may sell it to next higher bidder who must complete the deal according to their bid.

After an auction is closed I'll send a signed message (to be verified here, or here) with the payment address. If you prefer to use escrow instead PM me right away.

In that case you can't get any loan here.


Yes it does. It looks like a newbie asking for a loan without valid collateral. And that deserves negative trust.

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Now you know you can't get any loans without valid collateral. That is something which you can easily sell for more than the loan plus interest. Read this.

So now just lock this thread using the bottom-left link. If you don't that will confirm you're actually asking for a loan without collateral and you'll get negative trust in a few minutes.

Bump