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I have an old wallet.dat that's either too old or corrupted to simply drop into bitcoin core and make work. It has been suggested that I try using pywallet to extract the keys so I can upload them to a new wallet, but I have no coding experience and have not ever used python before. Ultimately, I need to get a nice idiots guide on what I need installed and what I need to type to extract the keys using OSX. Help appreciated. Thanks. So far I have made it this far, but not sure where to go from here... Mac OS X: 1. Install MacPorts from http://www.macports.org/ 2. sudo port install python27 py27-twisted py27-pip py-bsddb python_select 3. sudo port select --set python python27 4. sudo easy_install ecdsa Thanks |
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Neat project. I wonder how this will affect the other ethereum coins and what these improvements will do to the value of this one.
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Where can I go to learn more about the devs and project? Seems like a neat idea
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Excited to learn more about this project and its devs. Curious how development will run.
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Hi everyone.
A few years ago I gave my brother BTC for XMAS. He hasnt touched it since and was using Bitcoin QT at the time. We are looking to transfer the funds to a hardware wallet, but when getting him to upload his wallet.dat file, we ran into a snag. It seems he didn't do an actual back up of the wallet app, and instead, had a time machine back up of the computers hard drive made, and when he gained access, we grabbed the wallet.dat file from his bitcoin folder. When loading it into the app on my computer, the funds are coming up as 0. I checked the address on blockchain.info and the funds are still there.
Any suggestions? Can you make a usable backup via dragging and dropping the .dat file as opposed to backing it up manually?
Bitcoin Client Software and Version Number: Bitcoin Core 0.15.1
Operating System: OSX 10.13.1
System Hardware Specs: 2.9 GHz Intel Core i5 with 8 GB 1867 MHz DDR3 and 50 GB free hard drive space.
Description of Problem: Bitcoin Core isnt loading wallet.dat file.
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Mining is a tough game to get into, not only do you need the space (if you intend to mine BTC) but also need cheap power and at least 2k for a decent ASIC miner. If you are looking more into GPU mining rigs, even building one of these can run you a decent amount of money to make it worth it. If I were you I would learn from my mistakes. I got into Bitcoin in late 2012 and bought some coins, but decided I wanted to have some of them earn me more money (makes sense right?) long story short, I lost all the money I put into mining via cloud mining scams, ect, and I would have been way better off just buying and holding. $500 a few years ago would be worth 12k+ right now, so my advice to you would be to invest in a secure storage device like a hardware wallet, and buy BTC and sit on it. 2018 is expected to have a lot of forks that you can in turn sell for more BTC (sort of like a dividend). Best of luck.
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Twitter has accounts and hash tags that follow users that follow them. Loop up hashtags like #friendfollow #follow4follow #followfriend and accounts with friend follow in the name, some accounts post tweets that have these hashtags that say anyone who likes/retweets this tweet, so all you have to do is retweet, follow, and like a bunch of accounts and posts. Best of luck.
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Excited to learn more about the project and the devs
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Excited to learn more about the project and the devs.
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Excited to learn more about the project and the devs.
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Never store long term on an exchange. Is it convenient? yes, especially with all the forks and whatnot. But under no circumstances would I ever leave on an exchange. Lots of new people here dont remember what it was like to lose money on Mt Gox, or even BTC-E, so I say it again, DO NOT STORE YOUR MONEY ON AN EXCHANGE. Buy a hardware wallet, learn how to use it, and keep it in a safe place. I suggest Ledgers Nano S, and right now they even have a deal for 21% off because of Black Friday. Check it out. https://www.ledgerwallet.com/products/ledger-nano-s |
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I always suggest if you have a reasonable amount of money, anything over a few hundred dollars, to store via a hardware wallet. Ledger, Trezor or Keepkey make great products, however I believe Ledger Nano S's are the best and most affordable option. They also offer a great list of altcoin support and add new ones constantly and great Bitcoin hardfork support. This week they are also offering 21% discount! Check it out. https://www.ledgerwallet.com/products/ledger-nano-s |
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Looking forward to learning more about this project
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I send a bunch of resources to friends when they express interest, and ones I use myself. I hope you can find some useful. Reddit: A multi reddit with some of the best subreddits revolving Bitcoin and crypto currencies - https://www.reddit.com/user/P3rplex/m/digitalcurrency/Coursera: Princeton Universities Crypto Currency and Blockchain course. Its free and has TONS of great videos. Great place to start. https://www.coursera.org/learn/cryptocurrencyPodcasts: Unchained - My favorite and best produced - https://www.forbes.com/podcasts/unchained/The Bitcoin Knowledge Podcast (Trace Mayer) - http://www.bitcoin.kn/Adventures in Finance - https://www.realvision.com/free-stuff/podcasts/ - Not everything is on Bitcoin, but well produced Lets Talk Bitcoin - https://letstalkbitcoin.com/ (this is more like a channel that has a bunch of different podcast producers shows on it. Some are better than others) The Investors Podcast, We Study Billionaires - https://www.theinvestorspodcast.com/ (this one is not only about cryptocurrencies, but has some good episodes about them, like this one https://www.theinvestorspodcast.com/episodes/bitcoin-mastermind-charlie-lee-tuur-demeester/ ) NPR’s RadioLab - Not only about cryptocurrencies but has a good episode about one of them - http://www.radiolab.org/story/ceremony/NPR’s Planet Money - Not only about cryptocurrencies but has a good episode about one of them http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2016/06/29/484029238/episode-708-bitcoin-divided or http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2017/02/10/514577243/episode-753-blockchain-gangJoe Rogan Podcast - Not only about cryptocurrencies but has a good episode about one of them http://podbay.fm/show/360084272/e/1390877423?autostart=1http://podbay.fm/show/360084272/e/1473292089?autostart=1Youtube: Kamal Glover - When Bitcoin is on the news, he grabs clips and posts online https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCry6pZNehIejCzPQjfvAaZA1. This guy does a great job explaining all things crypto in an easy to digest way. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCggNMXYug_4DYFWniw7EfjA2. This young programmer does a pretty good job of diving into some topics and easy to understand. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrYmtJBtLdtm2ov84ulV-yg3. Andreas Antonopolus’s youtube channel, this guy is a well versed Bitcoin advocate that has a shit ton of talks about a variety of topics surrounding Bitcoin, and although the quality is not great, he does a good job of explaining it. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJWCJCWOxBYSi5DhCieLOLQ4. This guy produces videos daily and since he is in England, they are up prior to you waking up. Some higher level topics and news. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLnQ34ZBSjy2JQjeRudFEDw |
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Do your research. Learn about projects and find ones that have long term appeal, good developers, active community. After that, pick an entry point, don't get swayed by emotion. Once you are in, buy and hodl. Don't try to swing trade, don't try to diversify profits in lesser known and less viable products, aim to keep the total number of tokens or coins as you started off with, store in a safe place, preferably a hardware wallet, and wait. Obviously everyone has there preferences and opinions on the matter, but this is one I have used and has been working for me so far.
Best of luck.
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Anyone have any more resources on the project?
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I currently use a hardware wallet, such as the Ledger Nano S which supports multiple currencies, and adds new ones on a regular basis. Some of the currently supported currencies are: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Dash, Neo, and others.
If you are looking for a web wallet, I enjoy the interface and usability of Exodus. Easy to use, great portfolio interface, lots of supported currencies.
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Is there a link to an airdrop form? How do you participate in the Ad, I don't see any info about that? Thanks!
Found here: http://bitcoinwhite.org/ |
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