Möchtest du die Wallet in der GUI starten, brauchst du nur die Anwendung wallet-gui einmal anzu klicken, die AppImage Datei brauchst du nicht  Danke. Das mit der gepackten GUI Wallet klappt jetzt dank deiner Beschreibung. Verifiziert hatte ich. Volle Blockchain wird noch runtergeladen Morgen sollte ich dann mal das Wallet starten können. Gerne  |
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Ich brauche mal Hilfe mit dem Wallet (Gui). Das Linux Wallet kann ich nicht starten, Ubuntu 20.04. Doppelklick auf AppImage und es passiert nicht (ist als ausführbar gekennzeichnet). Also habe ich von https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui#installing-the-monero-gui-from-a-package die Anleitung befolgt und die GUI von der Quelle compiliert. (Compiling the Monero GUI from source) Ich habe alles so gemacht wie vorgegeben, aber bei Punkt 4 steht am Ende "The executable can be found in the build/release/bin folder." 4. Build
make release -j4
* 4 - number of CPU threads to use
* Add CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH enviroment variable to set a custom Qt install directory, e.g. CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=$HOME/Qt/5.9.7/gcc_64 make release -j4
The executable can be found in the build/release/bin folder. https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui#installing-the-monero-gui-from-a-packageAber da finde ich nichts ausführbares bzw. was muss ich da vom Terminal aus starten? Erstmal die Frage von wo du die wallet herunter geladen hast, ich nehme an von https://www.getmonero.org/downloads/- Signatur verifiziert? - Entpackt? Geh mal in den Ordner /monero-gui-v0.17.1.9 (wo auch immer du diesen abgelegt hast) und poste mal den output von , sollte ungefähr so aussehen drwxr-xr-x 3 4096 Jän 23 09:55 .
drwxr-xr-x 52 4096 Jän 23 09:15 ..
-rw-r--r-- 1 6604190 Jän 23 09:55 wallet
-rw-r--r-- 1 1605 Jän 23 09:47 wallet.keys
drwxr-xr-x 2 4096 Jän 8 07:07 extras
-rw-r--r-- 1 2730 Mai 21 2020 LICENSE
-rwxr-xr-x 1 25508440 Jän 8 02:55 monerod
-rw-r--r-- 1 4757529 Jän 8 07:04 monero-gui-wallet-guide.pdf
-rwxr-xr-x 1 111774096 Jän 8 11:18 monero-wallet-gui
-rwxr-xr-x 1 20 Jul 3 2020 monero-wallet-gui.AppImage
Möchtest du die komplette blockchain herunter laden oder hast du das mit --prune-blockchain laufen? Um dir zu helfen brauchst zwei terminals im gleichen Ordner /monero-gui-v0.17.1.91. Im Ersten Terminal lässt du den daemon laufen ./monerod entweder mit der vollen blockchain oder mit dem Zusatz 2. Im zweiten Terminal rufst du die Wallet auf mit Im Ersten Terminal siehst du den Daemon. Poste mal den output von Im Zweiten Terminal siehst du die Wallet. Sollte so ähnlich aussehen wie 2021-01-23 08:47:09.557 W Qt:5.15.2 GUI:0.17.1.9-3ca5f10 | screen: 3840x2160 - dpi: 96.042 - ratio:1.24784
2021-01-23 08:47:11.585 W Logging to "/home/user/.bitmonero/monero-wallet-gui.log"
2021-01-23 08:47:11.586 W qrc:/qt-project.org/imports/QtQuick/Controls/ApplicationWindow.qml:259:9: QML ContentItem: Binding loop detected for property "implicitWidth"
2021-01-23 08:47:17.205 W Loaded wallet keys file, with public address: 42bMvdfgjjhsfdguihnasoirhovieseelktnslgovjpojsddg Möchtest du die Wallet in der GUI starten, brauchst du nur die Anwendung wallet-gui einmal anzu klicken, die AppImage Datei brauchst du nicht |
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The interview with @arcticmine was funny  |
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Is there any dex exchange working for Monero or is someone working on something like this?
https://bisq.network |
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If it does not open the wallet you need and were your funds are, it seems to be useless/wrong  Just curious, can you even have 2 of the same words in a row in a seed?  I'd brute-force it, depending on how many XMR were in it. Google is your best friend. Hmmm... Just found out that the monero cli-wallet has the command Can anybody explain how that works? |
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I can't recover my original wallet. I set up my original wallet through the Monero GUI app where I sent my Monero. I copied all of the mnemonic seed (25 words with the 25th word being a repeat, the restore height name, etc.
I am working with someone of Reddit for the last week and have tried just about everything. The only thing I am managing to do is keep creating new wallets.
When I restore from seed it will not allow me to add the 25 words. If I put all 25 in and go through the process, it tells me "electrum-style word list failed." I then go back and take out the 25th repeated word and it will go through. But all it does is create a new wallet on my desktop with a $0 balance.
I have also tried going back on the restore height and also back date to the day before all with no luck. I still have the original transaction information from when it was completed through Binance. I just can't find the Monero anywhere.
I figured while getting help on Reddit, I would try here also. Thanks!
P.s. I do not ever remember the Monero balance showing in the wallet when I created it. I think the GUI closed and I opened it back up but there was zero balance. Binance accepted the Monero address and said it was completed.
Ok, that does not make sense in two ways. 1. Can you post or check by yourself the transaction on, if it is confirmed --> https://xmrchain.net/2. Can you verify the address where you sent your Moneroj to from your binance account 3. Have you tried by entering the seed word by word by yourself, hence copy&paste can also produce unwanted sings and/or strings which then malform the seed which by it's nature will not be accepted 4. Restoring from a block height a week before your initial transaction will not hurt you that much 5. Please make sure you are using the latest version of Monero from the official download page with version 0.17.1.9 --> https://www.getmonero.org/downloads/Greetings Thank you very much for the reply. On the Binance website it does indeed say it is confirmed. 1. Here is the hash: 8f321a621ee035d08f6fdaf8cf0626f74460a9eef5a58dafdfb855a79975f186 2. I have the address that Binance sent it to, but I cannot recreate that address in any wallet that I have. I am not sure what I did when I set up the original GUI. I do have one original "keys" file that I try to restore from backup, but it keeps telling me my password is incorrect. Also, it will not allow me to end the 25 word seed when trying to restore from seed (one word repeated). I have to delete one word, but it is still not the correct address that opens. It creates a new wallet. 3. I hand typed each word for word 8000 times already...(sarcasm), but I am probably close to that. 4. My block height was 2249000. I took it back to 2101234, and then also tried by date 24 hours before 5. I just downloaded the app on January 7th, and then did the new update. I am having no luck finding the original address it was sent to. All I am doing is creating new wallet folders on my desktop at this point. 1. Here is the hash: 8f321a621ee035d08f6fdaf8cf0626f74460a9eef5a58dafdfb855a79975f186 --> OK, you have 3646 confiramtions that´s good 2. I have the address that Binance sent it to, but I cannot recreate that address in any wallet that I have. I am not sure what I did when I set up the original GUI. I do have one original "keys" file that I try to restore from backup, but it keeps telling me my password is incorrect. --> Ok, if you have a *.keys file that is better and faster than the 25 word seed file, but without the correct password to the *.keys file that is nearly useless Also, it will not allow me to end the 25 word seed when trying to restore from seed (one word repeated). I have to delete one word, but it is still not the correct address that opens. It creates a new wallet. --> Ok, it opens a new wallet, so that is an indication that your wallet seed is not the correct one from the originating wallet. From a seed it always recreates the correct wallet, just tried that with a mobile wallet on my desktop 3. I hand typed each word for word 8000 times already...(sarcasm), but I am probably close to that. --> Ok4. My block height was 2249000. I took it back to 2101234, and then also tried by date 24 hours before --> Ok5. I just downloaded the app on January 7th, and then did the new update. --> OkIn my opinion you are mixing your seed from another wallet, could be even from another currency with the one you want to restore. Best chance you have is to restore your wallet from the *.keys file with the correct password to the *.keys file I figured the .keys was probably the best route, but it keeps telling me incorrect password. What a mess-up on my part...I copied the seed word for word, the restore height, and password the second I created the file. Who knows, maybe I missed a letter/number/character when copying the password. What a learning lesson. I am going to guess it is just lost at this point if there is no way for Binance reverse the transaction. That was a semi-expensive learning lesson. Could have been much worse. Thank you for the help! What you can do, is to bruteforce your *.keys file. In my opinion that´s the only way if you do not have the correct password for it Bruteforce the password sounds like something way too advanced for me. Is there no other way to do it since I have the 25 words? I just can't get it to take the 25 words. It will open with 24 words though. If it does not open the wallet you need and were your funds are, it seems to be useless/wrong |
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30000 Euros??
Was ist Bitcoin für ein dummes System? Es werden irgendwelche sinnlosen Berechnungen angestellt nur um festzustellen dass etwas von A nach B gesendet wird.
Wo ist denn da der Wert? Ich verstehe es einfach nicht, warum sowas etwas einen Wert haben kann. Letztendlich erhält sich das System nuur wegen der Belohnung die sie an sich selbst ausschüttet. So ein Schrott kann doch nicht langfristig funktionieren. Zugegeben habe ich das ganze System noch lange nicht verstanden aber ich habe das Gefühl dass es absichtlich so kompliziert gestaltet wurde sodass die Mehrheit nicht dahintersteigt.
Ich gratuliere trotzdem jeden von euch hobbylosen Nerds zu euren Gewinnen die ihr von Ahnungslosen erbeuten konntet in den letzten Jahren. In dieser Zeit habe ich dafür 10 mal so viele Frauen flachgelegt wie ihr, was viel mehr Wert und Spaß ist als euer komisches Computergeld!
sicherlich der unterhaltsamste post des jahres. geld von A nach B zu senden ist nicht trivial. in den letzten 500 jahren haben die banken das versenden und aufbewahren von geld für uns erledigt. das kann das bitcoin protokoll wesentlich günstiger, sicherer, freier und schneller. ist es wertvoll ein netzwerk zu haben, dass global und 24/7 jede summe an jeden menschen transferierbar macht? ein netzwerk, das niemandem gehört und das niemand zu seinen gunsten manipulieren kann! ein netzwerk, das zu alldem auch noch vor geldentwertung durch zentralbanken schützt. und richtig: es ist ein system, dass sich am leben erhält, weil es belohnungen an die ausschüttet, die dem system energie/rechenleistung zur verfügung stellen. ziemlich elegant, wie ich finde. wir haben kein geld von ahnungslosen erbeutet. wir haben bitcoin gekauft. und weil andere das auch taten und tun steigt der preis. geld verlieren tun nur die weak hands, die nicht lange genug hodln. von den fast 4000 tagen, die es bitcoin gibt gab es vielleicht 4 oder 5 tage, wo der preis höher war, d.h. fast alle btc käufer der letzten 4000 tage sind im plus. Kleiner Einwand von mir... Schau mal bitte hier in der Rubrik "TRANSACTION FEES PAID" |
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irgendjemand muss irgendwo zum publizistischen angriff auf bitcoin geblasen haben. die blödel vom hamburger abendblatt sind voll drauf angesprungen, da bleibt kein auge trocken. https://www.abendblatt.de/wirtschaft/article231324154/Kryptowaehrungen-Die-dunkle-Seite-des-Bitcoin-Boom.htmlherrliche zitate: Der Bitcoin erlebt derzeit einen Höhenflug, viele Privatanleger investieren in das digitale Gold. Das freut auch Betrüger und Erpresser. wäre ich terrorist, wär ich jetzt aber beleidigt. auch die geldwäscher bleiben unerwähnt. Das freut auch die einstige Kernklientel des Bitcoin, dubiose Gestalten in der Unterwelt. kernklientel? OG bitcointalk member sind eindeutig kernklientel und damit also dubiose unterweltler. was für eine freche unterstellung. Sicherheitsexperten sprechen schon von einer ganz eigenen „Branche“, der Bitcrime. vorbidllche branche, die alle ihre transaktionen für ewig öffentlich einsehbar abspeichert. Ein Forscherteam der Universität von Sydney hat 2018 geschätzt, dass knapp 80 Milliarden US-Dollar an Bitcoins in kriminellen Aktivitäten umgesetzt werden, jedes Jahr diese -längst widerlegte- australische studie wird uns noch unser ganzes leben begegnen. zum mäuse melken. nd die IT-Analysten von „Cybersecurity Ventures“ rechnen damit, dass 2021 rund 70 Prozent aller Krypto-Münzen durch kriminelle Geschäfte erwirtschaftet werden. und ich rechne damit, dass wenn du einen hammer fragst, er überall nägel sieht. was für eine dreiste lüge. Und je stärker die Währung boomt, desto lukrativer wird unter Cyberkriminellen ein ganz eigenes Deliktsfeld: das Kyoto-Mining. ich würde sagen, dass sieht weniger nach einer neuen art von verbrechen aus, sondern ist eher eine ganz neue art sich als journalist komplett lächerlich zu machen. kyoto-mining? was? ja, vorsicht, mit dem ist nicht gut kirschen essen, dass ist ein waschechter kyoto-miner... Kleines Gedankenspiel. Tausche BTC gegen $ (warum ist das Währungszeichen eigentlich durchgestrichen...) |
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Maybe just in BTC or for a certain article, who knows but the interesting thing is, that there have been seized 3 times more Monero then BTC --> if that is true  It would only be interesting if 1 BTC = 1 XMR. As Febo explained, these figures show that BTC transacted 70x more volume than XMR. Prices on the darknet are still set in fiat.. Also, nowhere does it say how much was seized. Just transacted. Jope, quite inclompete the whole article |
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I read the same stats. I do wonder about 500,000 users, if there were only 320,000 tx. If correct, which I doubt - that means a maximum possible of less than two thirds of 'users' actually made a transaction. And that is based on an assumption of just ONE transaction per user. I would assume there was a varying amount of transactions per user, meaning even less of the so-called 'users' actually USED the place. Nonsense figures, if you ask me... Maybe just in BTC or for a certain article, who knows but the interesting thing is, that there have been seized 3 times more Monero then BTC --> if that is true |
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LOL yes since Bitcoin is few times more worth than Monero. $140 million of Bitcoin vs $2 million of Monero. I guess that was all time figures. When I checked r/darknet subreddit I see many say it was not biggest darknet market. Also there was long time rumour that was lead by a woman that is now apparently proved false.  If you believe the lines you are fed... I wouldn't bet anything on truth coming from govt or media. As likely pinned it on some easy to catch hack so they can pat their own backs and say they did something. What a world. Tactics, can be |
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I can't recover my original wallet. I set up my original wallet through the Monero GUI app where I sent my Monero. I copied all of the mnemonic seed (25 words with the 25th word being a repeat, the restore height name, etc.
I am working with someone of Reddit for the last week and have tried just about everything. The only thing I am managing to do is keep creating new wallets.
When I restore from seed it will not allow me to add the 25 words. If I put all 25 in and go through the process, it tells me "electrum-style word list failed." I then go back and take out the 25th repeated word and it will go through. But all it does is create a new wallet on my desktop with a $0 balance.
I have also tried going back on the restore height and also back date to the day before all with no luck. I still have the original transaction information from when it was completed through Binance. I just can't find the Monero anywhere.
I figured while getting help on Reddit, I would try here also. Thanks!
P.s. I do not ever remember the Monero balance showing in the wallet when I created it. I think the GUI closed and I opened it back up but there was zero balance. Binance accepted the Monero address and said it was completed.
Ok, that does not make sense in two ways. 1. Can you post or check by yourself the transaction on, if it is confirmed --> https://xmrchain.net/2. Can you verify the address where you sent your Moneroj to from your binance account 3. Have you tried by entering the seed word by word by yourself, hence copy&paste can also produce unwanted sings and/or strings which then malform the seed which by it's nature will not be accepted 4. Restoring from a block height a week before your initial transaction will not hurt you that much 5. Please make sure you are using the latest version of Monero from the official download page with version 0.17.1.9 --> https://www.getmonero.org/downloads/Greetings Thank you very much for the reply. On the Binance website it does indeed say it is confirmed. 1. Here is the hash: 8f321a621ee035d08f6fdaf8cf0626f74460a9eef5a58dafdfb855a79975f186 2. I have the address that Binance sent it to, but I cannot recreate that address in any wallet that I have. I am not sure what I did when I set up the original GUI. I do have one original "keys" file that I try to restore from backup, but it keeps telling me my password is incorrect. Also, it will not allow me to end the 25 word seed when trying to restore from seed (one word repeated). I have to delete one word, but it is still not the correct address that opens. It creates a new wallet. 3. I hand typed each word for word 8000 times already...(sarcasm), but I am probably close to that. 4. My block height was 2249000. I took it back to 2101234, and then also tried by date 24 hours before 5. I just downloaded the app on January 7th, and then did the new update. I am having no luck finding the original address it was sent to. All I am doing is creating new wallet folders on my desktop at this point. 1. Here is the hash: 8f321a621ee035d08f6fdaf8cf0626f74460a9eef5a58dafdfb855a79975f186 --> OK, you have 3646 confiramtions that´s good 2. I have the address that Binance sent it to, but I cannot recreate that address in any wallet that I have. I am not sure what I did when I set up the original GUI. I do have one original "keys" file that I try to restore from backup, but it keeps telling me my password is incorrect. --> Ok, if you have a *.keys file that is better and faster than the 25 word seed file, but without the correct password to the *.keys file that is nearly useless Also, it will not allow me to end the 25 word seed when trying to restore from seed (one word repeated). I have to delete one word, but it is still not the correct address that opens. It creates a new wallet. --> Ok, it opens a new wallet, so that is an indication that your wallet seed is not the correct one from the originating wallet. From a seed it always recreates the correct wallet, just tried that with a mobile wallet on my desktop 3. I hand typed each word for word 8000 times already...(sarcasm), but I am probably close to that. --> Ok4. My block height was 2249000. I took it back to 2101234, and then also tried by date 24 hours before --> Ok5. I just downloaded the app on January 7th, and then did the new update. --> OkIn my opinion you are mixing your seed from another wallet, could be even from another currency with the one you want to restore. Best chance you have is to restore your wallet from the *.keys file with the correct password to the *.keys file I figured the .keys was probably the best route, but it keeps telling me incorrect password. What a mess-up on my part...I copied the seed word for word, the restore height, and password the second I created the file. Who knows, maybe I missed a letter/number/character when copying the password. What a learning lesson. I am going to guess it is just lost at this point if there is no way for Binance reverse the transaction. That was a semi-expensive learning lesson. Could have been much worse. Thank you for the help! What you can do, is to bruteforce your *.keys file. In my opinion that´s the only way if you do not have the correct password for it |
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I can't recover my original wallet. I set up my original wallet through the Monero GUI app where I sent my Monero. I copied all of the mnemonic seed (25 words with the 25th word being a repeat, the restore height name, etc.
I am working with someone of Reddit for the last week and have tried just about everything. The only thing I am managing to do is keep creating new wallets.
When I restore from seed it will not allow me to add the 25 words. If I put all 25 in and go through the process, it tells me "electrum-style word list failed." I then go back and take out the 25th repeated word and it will go through. But all it does is create a new wallet on my desktop with a $0 balance.
I have also tried going back on the restore height and also back date to the day before all with no luck. I still have the original transaction information from when it was completed through Binance. I just can't find the Monero anywhere.
I figured while getting help on Reddit, I would try here also. Thanks!
P.s. I do not ever remember the Monero balance showing in the wallet when I created it. I think the GUI closed and I opened it back up but there was zero balance. Binance accepted the Monero address and said it was completed.
Ok, that does not make sense in two ways. 1. Can you post or check by yourself the transaction on, if it is confirmed --> https://xmrchain.net/2. Can you verify the address where you sent your Moneroj to from your binance account 3. Have you tried by entering the seed word by word by yourself, hence copy&paste can also produce unwanted sings and/or strings which then malform the seed which by it's nature will not be accepted 4. Restoring from a block height a week before your initial transaction will not hurt you that much 5. Please make sure you are using the latest version of Monero from the official download page with version 0.17.1.9 --> https://www.getmonero.org/downloads/Greetings Thank you very much for the reply. On the Binance website it does indeed say it is confirmed. 1. Here is the hash: 8f321a621ee035d08f6fdaf8cf0626f74460a9eef5a58dafdfb855a79975f186 2. I have the address that Binance sent it to, but I cannot recreate that address in any wallet that I have. I am not sure what I did when I set up the original GUI. I do have one original "keys" file that I try to restore from backup, but it keeps telling me my password is incorrect. Also, it will not allow me to end the 25 word seed when trying to restore from seed (one word repeated). I have to delete one word, but it is still not the correct address that opens. It creates a new wallet. 3. I hand typed each word for word 8000 times already...(sarcasm), but I am probably close to that. 4. My block height was 2249000. I took it back to 2101234, and then also tried by date 24 hours before 5. I just downloaded the app on January 7th, and then did the new update. I am having no luck finding the original address it was sent to. All I am doing is creating new wallet folders on my desktop at this point. 1. Here is the hash: 8f321a621ee035d08f6fdaf8cf0626f74460a9eef5a58dafdfb855a79975f186 --> OK, you have 3646 confiramtions that´s good 2. I have the address that Binance sent it to, but I cannot recreate that address in any wallet that I have. I am not sure what I did when I set up the original GUI. I do have one original "keys" file that I try to restore from backup, but it keeps telling me my password is incorrect. --> Ok, if you have a *.keys file that is better and faster than the 25 word seed file, but without the correct password to the *.keys file that is nearly useless Also, it will not allow me to end the 25 word seed when trying to restore from seed (one word repeated). I have to delete one word, but it is still not the correct address that opens. It creates a new wallet. --> Ok, it opens a new wallet, so that is an indication that your wallet seed is not the correct one from the originating wallet. From a seed it always recreates the correct wallet, just tried that with a mobile wallet on my desktop 3. I hand typed each word for word 8000 times already...(sarcasm), but I am probably close to that. --> Ok4. My block height was 2249000. I took it back to 2101234, and then also tried by date 24 hours before --> Ok5. I just downloaded the app on January 7th, and then did the new update. --> OkIn my opinion you are mixing your seed from another wallet, could be even from another currency with the one you want to restore. Best chance you have is to restore your wallet from the *.keys file with the correct password to the *.keys file |
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Nearly three times more monero used than BTC |
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