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1  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: [Solved] How to claim BTG from an Electrum wallet? on: December 03, 2017, 12:50:29 AM
Im in the same boat with the 2FA Electrum wallet and BTG. I think at this point its best to wait until Coinomi releases support for the import.
2  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Has anyone been able to send a transaction using Electrum/ Electron Cash so far? on: September 03, 2017, 01:31:47 AM
Question, do I need to delete the old 2fa wallet file that works with my BCC? Or should I try this process on a completely different machine and maybe it will work then?
You shouldn't need to delete anything or use a different computer.

If your "old 2fa wallet" that you can open in ElectronCash shows BCH, but when you "restore" your seed and the "new 2fa (disabled) wallet" shows 0, then I suspect you are actually restoring a completely different seed! Are the addresses in the two wallets the same?





You sir are the man I thank you very much for the help. So I realized my error, I was trying to recreate the wallet with the seed from the initial BCC on Electron Cash rather than the seed from the original BTC wallet. So to sum it up, HCP's "please wait" workaround works perfectly, you simply must use your original Electrum BTC seed not your Electron Cash seed.


Also would advise not to use 2FA on Electrum and Electron Cash due to these issues.


3  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Has anyone been able to send a transaction using Electrum/ Electron Cash so far? on: September 03, 2017, 12:33:51 AM
Does your seed restore your normal 2FA wallet in Electrum ok? If it does, then you should be able to restore it in Electrum and select the "Disable" option. You should then be able to open the "disabled" wallet file in ElectronCash and get access to your BCH.

I've tested this.. it works


Tried this exact process again and the new 2fa (disabled) wallet opens in Electron Cash but no BCC show up in it.

Question, do I need to delete the old 2fa wallet file that works with my BCC? Or should I try this process on a completely different machine and maybe it will work then?





4  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Has anyone been able to send a transaction using Electrum/ Electron Cash so far? on: September 01, 2017, 01:40:07 PM
Klerni is correct. I did this exact same process and the BCC stay with the original 2FA wallet which unfortunately nobody can current transfer any coins out of.  Will keep trying to find a solution to this.
5  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Has anyone been able to send a transaction using Electrum/ Electron Cash so far? on: August 31, 2017, 02:46:43 AM
It gets stuck on "please wait" after you enter the seed to restore the wallet to a standard wallet. Using Electron Cash 2.9.2 on a MAC. Not sure what else to try. 
6  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Has anyone been able to send a transaction using Electrum/ Electron Cash so far? on: August 30, 2017, 07:12:46 PM
I tried this same process but its getting stuck as well. Did you ever figure a better option out?

Could I just remove the wallet file from my MAC and then reinstall the newer version  of electron cash and restore the seed?
7  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Why 2 Outputs When Sending Bitcoin? on: August 26, 2017, 01:10:45 AM
thank you very much. i will double check my settings
8  Bitcoin / Electrum / Why 2 Outputs When Sending Bitcoin? on: August 25, 2017, 09:56:12 PM
Hello, Need some help with Electrum, I am trying to send 0.179 BTC from Electrum wallet with 2FA to an exchange. However, when i preview the transaction, I am seeing a 2nd address in there with 0.01 BTC. Anyone have any idea why there is a 2nd address in there requesting 0.01 BTC? No idea what the 0.01 BTC or the 2nd address is. Want to make sure wallet is not compromised.


125XE6W8SX6vK569jGFCNahMWakqiSb4uG 0.01
14gF8dYpzAktaDwqxGvFSJngqxVMtfDb8P 0.0179



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