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Not correct.

You do NOT need BTC in the address in order to extract your BTG.   Moreover, I specifically tell people prior to sending me the private keys that they move the BTC and BCH to another address first.  This way, there is no worry that I could possibly take those coins from them.

Recap - Move your BTC and BCH to other addresses prior to claiming the BTG.

Done. 

And risk the exchanges going down, being hacked, or an issue while you send to them?  No way.
Also, most exchanges don't give you the split coins either.  Just think, coinbase isn't going to give you the bitcoin cash until Jan 1st.   So, you miss all that opportunity for months.

I think the best thing you can do is learn before you make a move, and use hardware wallets.

Coinomi works.  I can verify that.

You're not shit out of luck.   You could send me the private keys (since you moved your BTC and BCH out, and I can get and move them for you.
or
You can get an android device to do it.
or
You can do it via a chrome addon and install the app.

No others that are considered 'safe' at this time.

Even bitcoingold.org download is immediately killed by virus scanners.  Hard to trust the site anyway after they recommended a site which ended up stealing a lot of money.

It's worth your time to check your addresses that contained a balance on 10/24 and import those into coinomi.  Just did it myself for a couple of people.
More importantly, move out your BTC and BCH first.

You report a scam website by indicating the use of another scam site. 

John-Dass is probably a moniker for John Dumb Ass.

The website is down and the github removed after the 3+ million dollar theft.

I missed the first 6..... But, you can still buy now before it's too late.
Quite possibly in the future, people will be saying.... Damn, I missed out on byteball when it was under $300.       Never know.

No, there is no explorer for Blackbytes (Ergo privacy).  Sure, anyone can use blackbytes.
If you spend all or a part of your blackbytes and then recover your wallet to a point prior to spending the bytes, your wallet will show the prior amount; however, you now have a corrupted balance.  When you do this, you will lose more than just the part you spent and likely lose access to all your blackbytes.   If/When you do this, you will end up sending your wallet to someone like me to recover what can be possibly recovered.  I have done this for many people; however, I have basically stopped, because it's not worth my time.  I have to admit how cheap people are in that they are willing to spend many hours of time trying to recover $20 especially when it's someone elses time. 

So..... Don't do a recovery after an amount has been spent.   Hint:  Make a backup each time you make a Blackbyte transaction so that you're totally safe from loss.   

That was included in step 1.


Agreed

If I was so deep in the crypto world to have $1.64billion, then getting $312k from my ability to store that much should be entitled.
Meaning, if I had 1.64billion in coin means I'm obviously the type of person that believes in crypto and I should be trusted to handle cryptos far more than the average joe blow.

I find the people mostly complaining about not getting more 'free' coins are those that simply want to dump it.  They don't help the system, they simply make it worse.
(NOT saying that you're that type of person.)  I admit, I am not that great for byteball either in that I haven't bought any; however, I also haven't sold any (although I've given several away and I've helped many people with their wallets).

I am interested in the merchant program as well.  I hope it expands.



No, using a full backup that is before coin movement is an issue.
Meaning.... If you have 10GBB, make a backup, then spend 2GBB, then restore your backup to show you have 10GBB will not resolve a problem.  It simply makes it worse and more difficult to try to recover what might be possible.

Also, you can move or attempt to move any GBB without having any regular GB in order to pay for the fees.


Agreed.


Send me the wallet.



Nope, it didn't cost you a thing. 

Haven't seen that, but....
move the wallet to another folder.  start up the client and then do a full restore.

You DID make a full restore before upgrading to the new watter, rite?



And now the fools that come in claiming it's bad that whales get all the money without even considering what they're saying.
Someone with 16BTC (yes $130k) is not likely to care about $23 worth of byteball.  If you really think that is their motivation, you're really lacking.
A Whale would simply purchase a GB at $250 and get the 10% bonus instead of hoping his $130k would get him $23.

C:\Windows\system32\calc.exe
use in combination with www.coinmarketcap.com



Always room to fall and to go up.   Love to see both. 

Pretty

Because you were using an old version of the app (1.10 or prior) and you upgraded.
So, upgrade to the latest (v1.11.5) and then delete all files (but not the subdirectories) in ~/.config/byteball/Default
Obviously make a backup first.  The popup error is really a warning though.

Once you upgrade, try again.  If you still have the problem with blackbytes, then PM me and I will help ya.

Windows calculator
iPhone calculator
Android calculator

However, it will not work to show you a dollar value in the future (I would love to have such a device), and there are not future airdrops currently planned.


Use the Bots within the app.  There are a few of them.
Good value?  You probably got them for free, so anything over $0.00 is a good value. 

I just copy/pasted from Byteball.org    Guess the site needs to be updated. 

"You can also trade on Bittrex, Cryptox, Cryptopia, Changelly, and Bitsquare exchanges."

But Episking-'s camera is small.   

I request he take the coin out of the case and touch it with fire (I mean fingers).   I mean, having episking-'s fingerprint would drive up the value, rite?

I loved seeing the $8600+ price.   (Thanks okcoin)
You know, it's just seeing the future now.   :p