What do you mean by application?

Interested in seeing that myself.  I couldn't find mention of it.

Ohhh, you mean the big guys make things happen?   This is good knowledge.
Damn, you mean like EVERYTHING in life.

As for the event, I am happy to see it's an event with 100+ speakers.  So, it's pretty damn big.  I would rather see that than some simple bitcoin meetup with a couple of speakers and 20 people showing up.
Also, with the cost of the tickets, it's not simply kids showing up trying to get in on some free swag.


Backup on old laptop to a file.   Move that file to the new device and use it to restore.  It's really that simple.

UNLESS you have full node on the pc.  A mobile device is a light client.  
- You would know if you run a full node on the pc because of the time it takes to sync and the backup would be 10GB.

Although it's already recommended that you make a full backup often, the answer is no.

There is nothing special to be done.  You only need to run the installer.  The software is installed in a different directory than the wallet data.  So, you're safe and nothing else needs to be done or converted, etc.

The snapshot is the first block solved after the full moon.
It was always fun to watch the idiots that couldn't read try to play the market by dumping their bytes seconds after the full moon thinking they were going to beat out everyone else in dumping.  Then only to find out the bitcoin block wasn't solved yet so they lost out on the 10% bonus.  They then came here and slack to complain they were screwed.

I can't wait for the next distribution to happen to laugh again.

So, the snapshot is the first block after the full moon.   Wouldn't it be funny if this was changed to the second block or if there was a reorg on the bitcoin blockchain?

Basically, you're going to have to let it sync to make sure you also have all your bytes (both bytes and blackbytes).

My suggestion though (since you're only running the node every once in a while (so no reason to run full node)) is to let it sync and then go through the process of converting to a lite wallet.  There is a couple of ways to do this (in order to save your black bytes).    You probably want to retain your addresses since they're registered for airdrops or other reasons and this can be done as well --- accomplished easier with another device.

Love the shoe on head pic.

Oh good, so you're going to sell your GB and stop writing about it?

Nice.  Give me a good deal on your GB then.



Yes.  Install the wallet on the desktop, and then do a full restore from your full backup.
(Don't use that wallet on both devices at the same time though.)

Protect your balls!

Ahhhh, but you're not the only two.   Many other places

I'm on slack, irc, and discord.   AND, I've never dumped any byteball.
Also, I spend a lot of time helping people with their byteball wallets and understanding.

It's hard for people not to FUD, cause they only see one alt.  They don't actually see that nearly all alts are going down as it's being sold to buy Bitcoin with the pumps.

Glad you got it working.

If you want a full node, there is a couple of work-arounds.

Restore from full backup or seed?

Using a full node?

Need more details than 'poof'

You're welcome to send me the wallet and I will see what I can do for ya.

They all work basically the same.
I really don't suggest one over the other.

Personally, I use Bitcoin Core (full node) and Mycelium (for mobile).   Oh, and electrum in order to import mycelium to a pc if needed.

It's really a personal choice and depends on if you want multi-coin support, etc.

Yes, but do you really want to sign with every address you have for each distribution?

Best thing to do is send all your bitcoin back to a single bitcoin address you have in order to take part.
Right now, we don't know how widely your coins are distributed throughout the wallet (how many change addresses, etc).

So, now that you have an address linked, just wait until just prior to the snapshot (an hour or two), and move your coins then.  Because, even with signing an address now doesn't mean your coins will be there when the snap shot takes place in a month.

Yes, when you have a wallet (like nano), you have what is called an HD wallet.
So, you basically have a shit ton of addresses.  This is why you see a new address every transaction you make.
Think of this.... you go into McDonalds with a $10 bill and pay $1 for a burger.
You don't rip off part of the $10 bill.  You simply give them $10 and they give you $9 in change.
Kind of the same for bitcoin...
You take $10 to pay $1, but $9 comes back to a change address (another address you own).

So, you have a shit ton of receive addresses and change addresses.   The wallet handles them for you, so all you see is that you have a total balance, but it's made up (normally) of a bunch of addresses.  When you pay someone, it determines which addresses to pull from to pay the amount you want to send.

You know the bitcoin address you currently have linked.  So, best thing for you to do is wait hours before the next airdrop.  Then, tell your wallet to pay the linked address (your address) all your coins.  So, when the snapshot takes place, you get credit for all the coins you own and not simply a part of what you might own.  Another way to say it is that your wallet now has $9, but might be spread accross multiple addresses, so move them all to a single linked address prior to the next distribution snapshot.   

The bot was right.  It was your address when you sent the BTC.
Your wallet then paid the bot, but moved the rest of your BTC from that address to a Change address within your wallet.
So, you can either send the BTC back to the start address

or

Use the signature method.

I don't think that is considered being a bagholder.

$0 in while you own $xyz value means you're ahead. 

Epis shouldn't really need to use an escrow for such a small amount.  I would personally vouch for the sale myself.   He's trusted.
(Of course, who the heck am I - heh)

Plenty of well trusted people named.  Blazed, Ognasty, minerjones, and episking

Only suggestion I would have is that epis posts the payment address in the thread (maybe on the reserved post) to avoid to many scammers trying to get in on the action.

I really doubt that will happen for a product that is sold out.  Actually, everything they produce is sold out.
You should probably consider simply buying some. 

Beautiful Coins.