Yep, they are created randomly. I guess it's my loss now. Will have to remember to manually back up the wallet after each transaction from now on or at least check that auto backup was performed.

That is correct.

Thank you for replying.
Coins were sent from an exchange to the android wallet(new address to receive the coins were created)
Coins came in fine and were in the wallet from Nov 11 until Nov 21.
When I re-installed the ROM, I have restored the wallet using the Titanium BackUp. At this point wallet was restored, after the block-chain loaded coins from that transaction end up missing. All before and after transactions are fine but in the list of addresses that new address is missing so are the coins. Transactions after Nov 11 were outgoing transactions only. Not sure if I am explaining myself proper...

Also I have tried to restore the private keys from the back up. The most current one is dated Nov 3 (not manual). Any keys back up prior to August have transaction records going to Aug 13 and nothing after that. The Nov 3 automatic back up, restores all the transactions but the one that has that new wallet address.
Thank you again for your reply.

Just lost BTC2.69 on my Galaxy 2 with Bitcoin Wallet.

Here is what happened:

The phone is rooted, I had to re-install the ROM, after installing the Bitcoin Wallet app I've imported the private key from automatic key back up dated Nov 3.
After refreshing the blockchain all of the transactions seems to be back except one. The missing transaction was done on Nov 11, according to the exchange records. It has completed just fine and the balance was reflected all this time until today. Now I do remember creating a new public address for the transaction which is missing from the list after restore. The public address for the transaction is: 1Em2UPmydJuqxaVgGJfwtDLFBGYbpgMGjP

Also all the transactions after the Nov 11 appear to be fine, though none of them to the address in question.

Any ideas what can be done to restore the missing BTC?

Good post. I hope it has legs.

Here is a quick video tutorial.

http://youtu.be/ZYFyQwz4pTs

Happy trading.

Hello,

I am opening a Ripple Gateway for the following cryptocurrencies: BTC, LTC, NVC, PPC

So here is how it works:
1. E-mail is sent using BitMessage to the address listed below with the following information:
  a. your Ripple address
  b. nick name for transaction with three numbers (example john123)
  c. what kind and the amount of currency being sent (example 1LTC)

2. Reply is received with coin address.   

3. Coins are sent to the address provided in reply. 

4. Trust is extended (for the currency sent for example 1LTC) to the Gateway's Ripple address at the minimum to the amount of coins sent.
    ( Alt. currencies like LTC, NVC etc will not be listed in the default menu, just type it over)

5. Coins will be sent to your Ripple address

To transfer the coins out of Ripple:

1. Send BitMessage email with the following information:
 a. amount of coins to be transferred
 b. your coin wallet address

2. Send the desired amount of coins to the Gateway's Ripple address

3. Reply will be sent with conformation.

4. Coins will be transferred to your coin wallet.

Fees: 1% on all transactions (on real coins of course :-))

CriptoCoinTrade Ripple Gateway address:

rsdrLtmD3g7noZXxfqowwCFy7ZnosS4HXw

BitMessage address:

BM-ooGeesNSZBRd3GxvimyvpSa38uwDZ4Frj

All transactions will be done once a day (UTC-7)

Happy trading.

P.S. I am in the process of making an instructional video for those that are not familiar with Ripple system.
 
Ripple requires a fixed amount of ripples(XRP) to have an account with all the functions. BitMessage me if you need them. I'll trade them for all the above mentioned coins.

Here is where to find BitMessage client:
 
https://bitmessage.org/wiki/Main_Page

There is no option for wallet decryption yet. But you can export your private keys and then import it into new wallet.

Anyway, I'll send coins to new address.
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Thank you kindly sir.

Posted my address earlier but was missed in the giveaway. The address that I posted was: 4JDccc1UHXBZLgm6gSXsEGQqpZEK1vM4hY
If the giveaway still going DO NOT send it to that address.

I had to re-install the client as I encrypted the wallet and a message appeared " Info: Minting suspended due to locked wallet"
I was trying to find an option to remove the encryption but with no success. Can it be done?

And finally my new address is a s follows: 4SN9h3zq5sWdYUNyYU1tgKuon4LWjdG1ic

Thank you in advance.

Would like to try it. Spasibo
4JDccc1UHXBZLgm6gSXsEGQqpZEK1vM4hY

Thank you for you work. Performs great. This is on GTX 480. Contribution is forthcoming once I have some mined.

You guys are probably right but, it's not necessarily true in every case. I've been lurking here for a while but started posting just recently, mostly in order to fund my Ripple account. Then I've mentioned all this my my kids that also have been following the Bitcoin project for a while but registered only recently for the Ripple giveaway.

Yes it's seems to be the case. Looking at exchange rates on ripple the it took ~75,000 XRP to 1 BTC yesterday, it's down to ~45,000 XRP today. But you are right time will tell.

O.K. I will play:
rwJBiKfYKRFX59GykztmGdedUvmV64LpaK

BTW Do you expect the trust in return?

Edit: Nevermind, I found it on their site eventually.

WeExchange Ripple Addresses to Trust:
WeExchange AUD: rBcYpuDT1aXNo4jnqczWJTytKGdBGufsre
WeExchange BTC: rpvfJ4mR6QQAeogpXEKnuyGBx8mYCSnYZi
WeExchange CAD: r47RkFi1Ew3LvCNKT6ufw3ZCyj5AJiLHi9
WeExchange USD: r9vbV3EHvXWjSkeQ6CAcYVPGeq7TuiXY2X

I guess this means you need to make sure you have the right address trusted for the currency you are using.
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Thank you very much for taking time to digging it up.

Good idea. I'll try my best but I need some help. I'll posting the address for Bitstramp. Will update if some one submits the address for weechange. Wondering though if it needs to be verified. What will happened if some one submits a personal address and someone else extends the trust to it without checking?

No, if you want to be a gateway, then you need to Rippled, it isn't a client. The wiki ripple.com/wiki has a lot of good information a couple hours reading that and you have a better picture of ripple.
[/quote] Thanks gweedo. Also here is the gateway list in the process of being compiled at: https://ripple.com/wiki/Gateway_List

What is Rippled? Is it a stand alone downloadable client? I guess I need a lot more reading...

I have been playing around with Ripple for a couple of days. There is a lot of things that still in need of sorting out in my head. One thing that is clear at this point to me is a need of gateways. At this point I am aware of one gateway for $/BTC and that is Bitstamp. Just wondering if there is more and would like to start a list. So are there any other besides Bitstamp?
Not sure how many times I can edit the OP but I'll try to maintain this list.
So here it goes:

USD/BCT: bitstamp.net -rvYAfWj5gh67oV6fW32ZzP3Aw4Eubs59B

WeExchange Ripple  Addresses to Trust( thanks to Peter Lambert):
WeExchange AUD: rBcYpuDT1aXNo4jnqczWJTytKGdBGufsre
WeExchange BTC: rpvfJ4mR6QQAeogpXEKnuyGBx8mYCSnYZi
WeExchange CAD: r47RkFi1Ew3LvCNKT6ufw3ZCyj5AJiLHi9
WeExchange USD: r9vbV3EHvXWjSkeQ6CAcYVPGeq7TuiXY2X

DividendRippler.com - Anonymous ripple gateway: https://www.dividendrippler.com

You'll have to deposit IOU Btc back to Bitstamp using their Ripple deposit and then transfer the Btc to your wallet.