Try repairwallet in debug console

Here is a snapshot taken an hour or so ago direct from the parkbyte.com node: https://www.parkbyte.com/downloads/pkb-snapshot.zip (you need to delete the "database" and "txleveldb" folders along with blk0001.dat)

Alternatively PKB Electrum does still work .... https://github.com/parkbyte/electrumparkbyte/releases/tag/2.6.2.2

I have updated the ParkByte GitHub to fix some issues.

Please find below an updated Windows QT Wallet (v1.1.2.1) and a bootstrap.dat file taken yesterday

Windows QT Wallet v1.1.2.1 - https://www.parkbyte.com/downloads/ParkByte-qt-1.1.2.1.zip
Bootstrap.dat 01/12/2018 - https://www.parkbyte.com/downloads/PKB-Blockchain-Bootstrap-01122018.zip

Please also update any Unix systems using the Github source - https://github.com/parkbyte/ParkByte

There is no abandonment of this project from ParkByte Ltd - We are still working quietly in the background and will provide a full project update when we are ready.

With regards to many of the latest posts on here we have no control over exchanges and third party wallets; this remains the responsibilty of users to do their own research with due dilligence.

It does look like Yobit's ParkByte wallet is on its own fork - please contact the exchange for support regarding any transactions that do not appear on the main ParkByte Chain (Current Height: 1512496). I would advise checking the exchanges's wallet status & height against that of the main chain for any coin when depositing or withdrawing from any exchange while only transferring minimal coins as a test first.

ParkByte Limited continue to maintain active nodes; the main ones we maintain are 79.137.112.209:58060 (www.parkbyte.com) and 79.137.112.208:58060 (insight.parkbyte.com) both are up to date on the main chain.

It is disappointing Bittrex have decided to delist ParkByte, unfortunately ParkByte Ltd cannot control what third party companies choose to do with their platform.

ParkByte Ltd was contacted by Bittrex a month or so ago to complete a full review of PKB which required many legal documents and detailed analysis of PKB in relation to recent SEC rulings. ParkByte Ltd were ultimately unable to provide all the required information within their 7 day deadline.

I assume the delisting is due to Bittrex tightening it's listing policies to adhere strictly to US regulations; on that note I would expect many other coins will face the same fate on Bittrex.

The ParkByte project is still active; like all good projects, we have faced quite a few challenges but we will continue to work through these.

Let me correct you here, both v1.1 and v1.1.1.2 have a function to import private keys - Help > Debug > Console > importprivkey PRIVKEY [Enter]

There are even prebuilt PKB Electrum releases on GitHub - yes PKB Electrum also has the ability to import private keys!

Coinomi did not give ParkByte or its users any prior notice before the removal of PKB from Coinomi - Yes they contacted me in June asking for 0.5btc worth of PKB but there was absolutely no warning of the date for removal. By using Coinomi, you were using a third party wallet that is no longer opensource! - ParkByte have no control over what third parties do with their software - so perhaps you should be posting on the Coinomi pages.

I do kind of agree with the "no any active community" - If you need help ask in the community forums - there are others that will to help if I, the dev am not available. Sending emails to info@parkbyte.com will likely just be ignored, we receive hundreds of emails a week - The community are here, on twitter and other public media outlets - instead of thinking the Dev team are the only ones that can help why not start posting in public, building the active community the community desire so much.....

I see there are some people having issues with the QT Wallet - Below are download links that should solve your issues.

Updated Windows QT: https://www.parkbyte.com/downloads/ParkByte-qt-v1.1.1.2.zip

blk0001.dat & txleveldb bootstrap (should load up quickly): https://www.parkbyte.com/downloads/PKB-Blockchain-Bootstrap-and-txleveldb-27112017.zip

bootstrap.dat (slower, but recommended):  https://www.parkbyte.com/downloads/PKB-Blockchain-Bootstrap-only-27112017.zip

REMEMBER TO BACKUP YOUR WALLET BEFORE UPDATING THESE FILES!

I should be able to follow up with a OSX version and make the updated commits on github in the coming days.

As for the project, we have decided to cancel the planned ICO due to legal grey areas - PKB will also operate ParkingChain - we are now looking at reallocating the premine to fund development once we fork to a smart contract chain. The plan will be to release the allocated premine to ParkByte Limited in stages - which will be spread over 3 years. Just to try and reassure you all NONE of the premine will be sold within the next 12months+ we are in this project for the full duration.

Thanks for your support over the couple of years Coinomi had PKB included in its wallet.

I had expected PKB to be delisted sooner or later from Coinomi as George Kimionis told me back in June 2017 - Unless I contribute to the costs of servers & support they would be delisting low cap coins. One of the main reasons I ignored Coinomi's demand for approx 0.5BTC worth of PKB was due to the lack of a publicly view able source code these days from Coinomi. I understand their reasons for not publishing their source code and that is their decision to take but in the long term it is not the direction I would want to support with PKB.

As part of the ParkingChain development we will be releasing our own mobile wallets for use with a PKB that will be opensource and publicly view able.

Staking rewards are now 3% so 1PKB will be 1.03PKB every 525600 blocks - If you are staking continuously throughout those 525600 blocks you earn more as you will be compounding the 3%.



I was not trying to come across as arrogant in anyway - I just find it best to be short and specific in my responses to avoid any confusion. This seems to have worked as point 1 sounds about right. I have said for many years now that I do not care for the price of PKB at present, the concept is still in development so this is a purely speculative project with many hurdles to overcome before it can be successful; and by successful I mean mass adoption and to date not one cryptocurrency has achieved mass adoption in the real world to date - not even Bitcoin in my opinion.

One of the main reasons I am bringing PKC into the project is because it will be many years before PKB could ever be used directly by any parking operator - just like bitcoin, everyone is undecided and nervous about such disrupting technologies as a currency. ParkingChain on the other hand is not intended to be a currency, it is a decentralized app/service which in my opinion could take off very quickly compared to its parent idea ParkByte mainly because there is so much regulation and future regulation to consider when dealing with a currency compared to a service.

There are many things related to PKB/PKC that could be developed by other people. I would be more than willing to help any third party wanting develop something using PKB/PKC in a useful way, unfortunately I do think most are only here are speculative traders, which is understandable.

Point 2, I don't think that even deserves a response but it's hard to put together a new more complex idea to pursue the ideal of becoming central to the parking industry while giving constant updates so I choose not to until there is something substantial to update with.

I have received alot of messages regarding ParkByte over the past month asking for updates etc. so instead of replying to each message I will answer most questions in this post

Is this project still active?
ParkByte is still in active development, yes.

Is everything going as planned?
As with all projects there are delays and complications - we are dealing with challenges as they arise and everything is going to plan just abit delayed.

Is there somewhere I can learn more about the project?
We will be releasing full updated details regarding ParkByte and ParkingChain in the next couple of months.

When will the website be out of maintenance?
We will be working on this within the next couple of months.

Do you have a roadmap?
We will be releasing an updated roadmap shortly with the other information regarding ParkByte and ParkingChain

Last week I sunk my life savings into ParkByte and you haven't given us your investors any substantial updates for months. AS INVESTORS WE ARE ENTITLED TO REGULAR UPDATES!
Investing in anything especially a cryptocurrency requires you to perform your own risk assessments and due diligence BEFORE spending any money. I will also say that speculative purchasing of most coins does not make you an investor in the entity who is actively developing the coins' use. As speculative traders, you should make your decisions based on information publicly available at the time of purchase/review - I have been around for years, regular updates promising the world 'soon' everyday of the week usually only generates false hype which then turn the project into a volatile pump and dump coin. Therefore, as stated many months ago we will only release detailed information publicly when we feel we are ready to give you detailed release information on the whole package.

Do you pay dividends?
We do not pay any dividends to PKB holders - as a PKB holder you are free to stake your holdings and mine blocks to earn rewards from the blockchain itself.

These seem to be the common questions asked; sorry this isn't much of an update as many of you may have expected.

I'm still here working on the project, no swiss chalet hunting for me - just work as usual.

As most of the new website is based around ParkingChain; the website will remain in maintainence until further information is available for release - There are a few updates I need to make, but these will only be download links and information related to current ParkByte releases.

Ofcourse, the premine will remain in its current address - I have no interest in ruining a great project because of a small increase in value.

The blockchain can slow down from time to time if there are only a few staking, It does show one weakness PKB could suffer if we stay on the current chain which is one reason why we may move PKB over to a smart contract chain like ETH.

As many have pointed out, this project will take a few years to enter the industry - do not expect this to happen overnight. This is one of the reasons why we are introducing ParkingChain which plans to enter the industry as a 'World Parking Machine' - Like ETH's aim was to become a 'World Computer'. ParkingChain will be a crowdsale and a percentage of the PKC tokens will be distrubuted to PKB holders - Not a swap, a bonus.

I think Code 22 was because your trying to spend inputs from staking, which you cannot do on the electrum wallet.

Try sending from the ParkByte QT Wallet


Please try using the bootstrap.dat (updated today block #1161440) - https://www.parkbyte.com/downloads/PKB-BOOTSTRAP-BLOCK-1161440.zip

There shouldn't be any information affecting the price that the community is not aware of - Other than PKC which has been discussed a few pages back and that whole project is still yet to be signed off.

PKB was a low valued thin market with 4.8m Supply, 922k in Cold Storage (Premine) - Price movements were always expected to be rather large. I have no idea if this was people buying into the project or a pump group.


Electrum Client is available on github: https://github.com/parkbyte/electrumparkbyte/releases


Sorry I am not entirely sure I understand the question.

As the Dev of PKB, I have continually avoided hype and will continue to do so. There will be no statement regarding the price - It is what it is, my job as the Dev is to develop the project not to manipulate the market.



There are many wallets for PKB - Electrum PKB, Coinomi, Paper Wallet and ParkByte QT

Unfortunately I don't have any update to give you today; we are still working on the release plan for ParkingChain and should be in a position to start releasing further information shortly.


We don't have a Slack Channel at present, if there is demand we may look at opening a public channel.

Please try this bootstrap .. https://www.parkbyte.com/downloads/PKB-Bootstrap-16042017.zip

I will put together an up to date bootstrap shortly as I guess it takes quite some time to sync nowadays.

To be fair, there is a fair bit of information already posted in the last few pages of this thread, I just tend to avoid the usual hyping of words.

I have no fixed timetable. I aim to release full PKC details, crowdsale and details of the PKC giveaway (for PKB holders) within the next few months.

Once we know the crowdsale is going to be successful we will start implementing the PKC plan - We'd have a few legal things to sort out first but the PKC infrastructure should be completed and ready for beta release Q4 2017/Q1 2018; SDK's for PKM/PKA/PKZ being release in Q2 2018.

We will probably be moving the company that manages ParkByte.com (currently ParkByte Limited) from UK to Switzerland in the near future for legal reasons.