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Ok, after reinstalling BitPay, it is working correctly and showing up in the wallet.... It was just strange that it showed up everywhere but in that wallet or on BitPay's block explorer....
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Correction... it is now showing up as confirmed on the block explorer websites. I am reinstalling the BitPay wallet client now....
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Yes, it is showing up fone on my end now too.... except that in Bitpay's new desktop wallet, it shows that there is no transaction. I sent another small amount to the same wallet and it appeare instantly, and now has already confirmed. yet, the wallet does not show anything on the firsttransaction
Did you send your second (small) transaction to the same address ? If so, it seems like bitpay's wallet does have some connection/display issues. If not, can you verify that the address you have sent your first transaction to does indeed belong to your wallet ? You can see all addresses of your wallet under Settings -> Advanced > Wallet information Yes, I sent the second transaction to the same wallet address. I did verify that the address belinged to that wallet by looking exactly where you said in Btpay, in the wallet settings. It matched. The second, smaller amount of 0.0003BTC has confirmed and been added, while the first transaction still shows as unconfirmed on the block explorer websites, and not showing up at all in Bitpay. |
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Well, i tried all three of those block explorers and it shows up on 2 of them, but not on Blockchair.. It was also broadcast 2 hours ago now with a 12sat/byte fee....
So, it does not show up on blockchain.info or Insight, but it does on BlockCypher and Blockchain.com
cannot figure out why this would occur though....
It might be a browser issue that is why the TXID you made doesn't show on blockchain.info. You may try to clear your browser cache and history and then change your DNS to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 for alternative DNS you can use this 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220 after that check your TXID if it shows fine or not. If everything doesn't work try to use a VPN because I think this is just an internet issue not on their side because your TXID shows fine on my browser (firefox). Yes, it is showing up fone on my end now too.... except that in Bitpay's new desktop wallet, it shows that there is no transaction. I sent another small amount to the same wallet and it appeare instantly, and now has already confirmed. yet, the wallet does not show anything on the firsttransaction |
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Well, i tried all three of those block explorers and it shows up on 2 of them, but not on Blockchair.. It was also broadcast 2 hours ago now with a 12sat/byte fee....
So, it does not show up on blockchain.info or Insight, but it does on BlockCypher and Blockchain.com
cannot figure out why this would occur though....
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Here is some further info....
I created the transaction myself, sending the Bitcoin to myself. Basically, i am moving money between Desktop wallets, Jaxx and Bitpay.. Sent from Jaxx, to Bitpay.
This is the transaction ID provided from the Jaxx App: 546470ec9ce19e834697452a9f90415dd5d44c342f8fd29a95f3a495a00faea6
The Wallet address on Bitpay that is to receive the funds is: 1LE9Gq9F9s5SV1CgRJ3gcDTgbbrNpZ6s29
Bitpay normally shows incoming transactions as soon as they are broadcast, but it does not show this one. Then, as I said, searching blockchain.info, insight, etc.... by the TX ID comes up with nothing. However, search the block explorers with the wallet address, and the transaction appears....
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If I search for the transaction, I get a Transaction not found page on any block explorer, but if I paste in my wallet address, it comes up with the transaction number that matches what I tried previously.
This is kind of confusing..
Why would the block explorer be able to find the transaction by the wallet address, but not the transaction ID?
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Interested in open slot for Sr. member.
Name: toodamntired
Rank: Sr. Member
Nexybit ID: toodamntired
Nexybit Exclusive Bitcoin Address: 3LUKuyrpzH2diZE63TLTP4yadLqFnU6YDt
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Nice domain names you have here, but what price range are you looking for?
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Hi,
I am very excited about your project! I am a gamer and have experienced some of the limitations that you mention first hand. I am also a writer and would love to write for this. I have already sent you an email with my interest, experience, etc...
I just wanted to post here and say that I think this is a wonderful and much needed project!
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One of the first things that has to be done in every single instance, for any exchange is to have the coin listed on at least one data site, such as CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think it's the other way around: first you get listed on a couple of exchanges and once you have a decent volume then you can apply for a listing on CoinmarketCap. No, you are correct. I say that, assuming the coin in question is already being traded. For Coinmarketcap, specifically, the coin must meet the following prerequisites: - Must be on a public exchange with an API that reports the last traded price and the last 24 hour trading volume. - Must have a non-zero trading volume on at least one supported exchange so a price can be determined. If the coin is brand new, then there is no market for it yet. Yet, it will still need to be listed "Somewhere" and there are other options available. |
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@gondel, if you can share some info on your coin, such as the algorithm, if it's mineable, been or will be pre-mined, total supply and coin/version number it was forked from, it would allow me to give you an idea of the if, when, where and how long for getting your coin listed. Of course, if you just send me a link to your coins site or github or whitepaper, even, I can get that info fro there...
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I'm not really familiar with listing new coins on exchanges, but I can give you an example I know of: You can list your coin on https://crypto-bridge.org/ if you pay the following price(s): General info:
There is a 1 BTC standard listing fee and a 3 BTC fast-track option.
Fast-track We aim to get you live within 24hrs from confirmed payment, we will contact you within 12 hrs of request.
Standard Generally 7-12 days from request to listing, but can vary depending on demand at the time. We will aim to contact you within 7 days of request being lodged. Source: https://cryptobridge.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/35000061219-how-can-i-request-a-coin-listing-Please note that I'm not affiliated with cryptobridge in any way, I just happened to stumble upon their coin listing post before. Even with Crypto-Bridge there is still an application process that must be adhered to. Paying their fee does not guarantee acceptance. They have refused listings before and refunded the money. It all comes down to presentation, the coin itself, the code, and being able to follow guidelines. The exchanges are going to look at your Github,organizational structure, and other details like this and grade it at a higher weight than the coins volume and value. One of the first things that has to be done in every single instance, for any exchange is to have the coin listed on at least one data site, such as CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko... Again, this is even more of a reason to use a service that knows the ins and outs. The stuff that most people would not even think of is the stuff that gets applications ignored or rejected and causes a lot of wasted time. For example, something everyone would obviously know, but hardly anyone would think about.... How do you get a unique ticker symbol for your coin? You can't say that your ticker symbol is BTC, or ETH, or even XMR. Those are already taken. So, you need a ticker symbol, but how do you create it, claim it as your own and ensure its not a duplicate of a coin that already exists? That is one of many things that will come up and need to be done. Sure, it is no huge secret how to get the ticker symbol, but how long will it take you to get the info on how to do it? then how long will it take you to find out the proper procedures, and actually get it done? By the time you think of an answer to that question alone, I will have the ticker symbol taken care of. Using a service is just the best way to handle getting listed... And I am not saying that ONLY because I offer the service, I speak from experience.... |
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Getting a Coin listed on an exchange is not necessarily difficult to do. It is, however, a very detailed process. Every exchange has different guidelines and criteria for new coins. Once you are within their guidelines and meet their criteria, then you have to submit your application, following their rules for submissions. Again, every exchange has different rules for submitting the application, as well.
Some exchanges charge a fee just to apply, others only if your coin is accepted and will be listed and some exchanges charge a fee every step of the way. Binance makes you offer an amount you are willing to pay for listing fees.
Using Binance, again, as an example, they do not even reply to your application right away. if they decide to list your coin in 2 days, they will, of course contact you to set up the tech details and wallet stuff, but you may not hear from them and then one day, 6 months from now, out of the blue, they contact you because they decided to list your coin. While most other exchanges do not take this exact approach, they all have one thing in common: DO NOT REQUEST UPDATES ON YOUR APPLICATION STATUS.
This pretty much leaves you in the dark until an exchange is ready to list you.
So, there really is no service that can say, We will get your coin listed for $XX.XX. It cannot exist because the only ones who can get your coin listed are the exchanges themselves.
However, you can pay a service to put your applications in with the various exchanges. someone who offers this service knows the application processes, guidelines and other details that can make the process a lot faster, smoother and less of a headache. Especially since most exchanges simply delete any application that does not follow the guidelines, rules or process specifically.
A service like this can tell you exactly which exchanges you have the best chance of getting listed on, and will know all the information needed beforehand and can provide time-frames for applying, guidelines and prerequisites that are needed for each exchange, etc....
So, the best way to get your coin listed is to start there. Hire a service to submit your coin to the exchanges for you. From there, play the waiting game and possibly, the "Ok, Now jump through some hoops for us" game and your coin will get listed. Unfortunately, there is no way to just say, "Here is my coin", on a Monday and see it listed and trading on Tuesday.
Oh, and BTW, I do provide the services that I mentioned here. I can submit your coin up to 40 exchanges. If interested, send me a PM and we can discuss it more.
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So, I checked out Tokpie and have to say that it is an awesome idea. I grab bounties anytime I can, to make some extra money and the one thing I have always hated was having to wait for months to realize the money that i made. With Tokpie, i can basically do bounties and then sell my stakes that I earned long before they would normally materialize into a fungible asset. The only question I have about it is this: Is it possible to create new markets with stakes that I own? or is there a formal process to request that a market be created? In my opinion, the most obvious benefit of Tokpie's service is that this will give me more motivation to do more bounties and should give ICO's and other offering stakes as rewards a helping hand in getting people to do their bounties. Without having to wait to spend the money from doing bounties, I am sure that a lot more people will be willing to take the time and do the tasks required, which will then create a larger community for the people offering the bounties. Overall I think it is a great idea and while I have not fully explored all of the possibilities, I think that bounty stakes trading can be made even better if there were a way for ICO's or other companies offering bounty stakes to integrate directly with Tokpie, making it even easier for users to take advantage of the entire process. |
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I am a native English speaking writer. i have several years experience writing within the cryptocurrency realm and have written articles, reviews and user-guides for crypto-gambling. I am available to start writing immediately and can handle just about any amount of work you need done. In my signature, below, there is a link to some of my work that is published online. You can send me a private message here or you can contact me via email, also in my signature.
Thanks
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I did this using only JavaScript to make it very lightweight and simple... Integrating it into your current page is not an issue at all. It cam be styled (font, font sizes, colors, alignment, etc...) any way you want. It will currently inherit the css you currently use and for anything specific you want, I can add some inline css very quickly.. I am using the coinmarketcap APi to get the pricing data, so it is slightly different from ontcalc.com's pricing. the difference is only a couple of cents, but the calculations on the ONG generated, ROI and time-frames is all correct and checked against ontcalc to be sure... Here it is, live on my server.... ONT/ONG ROI CalculatorInstalling onto your site should take no more than a few minutes You never mentioned the price you were willing to pay, but I trust it will be fair. My Bitcoin wallet address is 1PuD4f3q8ji9djAqNaGkwyEYZrmqH1Ui6Q |
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