Cryptsy has them. If you're not seeing them in your Cryptsy account, it must be a problem on their end. "Not redeemed yet" doesn't mean you don't *have* them. It means they haven't been spent again since being sent there.

Looks like you either didn't phrase your question clearly, or you don't know what 'redeeming' means.

When someone sends coins to your address, the transaction is basically a message to the network that says "the owner of the address 'DP1KxzV...' can spend these coins as of now". When you spend them, you redeem them by proving that you own the address they were originally sent to. So, when you spend the coins involved in that transaction, you 'redeem' them from the transaction's output and publish a similar message stating that the owner of another address can spend them. These messages are transactions.

tl;dr: The coins belong to DP1KxzVPdNdxcbioCrBaChxPNoAFQSwQK1, there is nothing wrong with that transaction.

Hope that helps.

Then it must be a problem in the .deb package hosted on their website. I'll try and build it from source, thanks.


Unfortunately, that's not an option apart from small change. Right now I'm using Bitcoin-Qt, but I really love Armory's security and deterministic wallet features.

I would, unfortunately I'm still under newbie restrictions.

edit: Couldn't quickly find that bounty program's topic, but I moved this to Armory's section now.

I'm using the 64-bit version of Armory 0.9, on Linux Mint 13, and have had lots of trouble getting it to work. Its logs report it as 0.89.99.16, but the UI and my package manager reports it as 0.90.

When I start it without a ~/.armory/databases folder, it downloads and builds its database of the blockchain. And then it scans it, twice, maybe three times. Finally, after around 2-4 hours, the Qt user interface hangs, with input delays of around 3 minutes (when I click something, it takes 3 minutes to happen, and when it does happen, it happens slowly). My process manager (htop) tells me that ArmoryQt.py and bitcoind still run after I close Armory, using around 60% of processing power. Killing Armory with signal 15 (SIGTERM) doesn't work, so I have to kill it with signal 9 (SIGKILL). Killing Bitcoind with signal 15 works fine.

When I open Armory again, it plays the same game, making the whole program unusable. Any ideas?