Anyone know how to separate Bitbars in a wallet.dat? It seems that no matter what the amount I try to move I get the same error as before. ..and still it keeps charging tx fees..  I would like to somehow move only the coins I can use to a new wallet address or something..  I'm glad to see BTB listed over @ cryptopia. This is the first time I've heard of them. From what I've seen so far, I like it. ..and finally we can trade BTB again..  ..now if i can just get the bars out I can use that would be great. I sure am mining to a new address on a new wallet.dat now though. Isolate your old address and copy it. In the Console use the feature dumpprivkey (your address here) You will receive a private key corresponding to that single address. In your new wallet go to the console and use the feature importprivkey (your private key) That address and the funds it hold will be transferred to your new wallet. Repeat this process for any addresses that hold Bitbar. Hope this helps & Good luck Thanks for the info but will this work even though I have some BtB from 2 maybe 3 chains in the same wallet address? some mined from mastermining, some mined from H2C a long time ago before btb was taken off the pool the first time and some from Cryptsy |
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Anyone know how to separate Bitbars in a wallet.dat? It seems that no matter what the amount I try to move I get the same error as before. ..and still it keeps charging tx fees.. I would like to somehow move only the coins I can use to a new wallet address or something.. I'm glad to see BTB listed over @ cryptopia. This is the first time I've heard of them. From what I've seen so far, I like it. ..and finally we can trade BTB again.. ..now if i can just get the bars out I can use that would be great. I sure am mining to a new address on a new wallet.dat now though. |
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I have mailed to Yobit about Bitbar, lets see if we can be listed next week but too remember to share the volume in so many exchanges is not good for the delisting risk
Trade volume is a problem. I've been trying to do more trades on Cryptsy, but nothing is moving. 24 hour volume is 0.00078046 BTC (0.26 BTB) Only 25 coins (out of 297 coins listed) have a 24 hour volume above 1 BTC so it's not just Bitbar. Well I wouldn't think that Cryptsy would delist since that have the wallet down for quite awhile. They get it fixed they may see volume increase.  But of course they have many wallets down right now. last i checked they had like 60 or so wallets down. most of them including BTB have been down for months. But on a good note, ispace's BTB pool is now out of maintenance mode and has about 25MH on it. |
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I informed ispace via twitter early this morning about them being on the wrong BTB chain. I see their pool is in maintenance mode now so they should be showing up in the peer listings @ CCE soon I suspect.
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I'm sure it will take more than me to get them to do it so whoever is reading this right now (hey that's you) if you want to trade BTB anytime soon you need to email these exchanges or your favorite exchange about it.
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Of course - the more the merrier. I only know of Cryptsy and Bter.
We also need more pools.
Feel free to promote Bitbar.
I will contact some of the exchange like PoloniEx, Bittrex, C-Cex, Allcoin and Bleutrade. (because H2C monitors them right on the site) as far as more pools, I may just build one soon. I've begun using some spare time looking into it. |
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You have to wait until the exchanges finish updating their wallets.
Should we try to convince another exchange to trade BTB? The other 2 are taking forever... I get that they have more important things to do on the priority list but the show must go on already.. |
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I asked the poolmaster@ H2C to add btb again and let him know about the updated wallet, even said "pretty please" lol
I'm the 173 address
The more pools the better. It's kind of fun watching the peer list - kinda like watching paint dry though. I'm the 63 address - both of them, some times more. I've got two wallets on the bitbar test net generating coins so I can work on some more updates. I think the next will be wallet repair related. Good times BTB is back on H2C! theres already like 1500 MH right now on the net, just from there! |
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Mastermining.net is using the new wallet and syncing up if you got to http://btb.cryptocoinexplorer.com/peerinfo and look at the peer list - right hand column - the new wallet sub version is Bitbar (instead of Satoshi) You can watch the spread of the updated wallet (well - I think it's cool) mastermind 84.74.66.206 ispace 108.61.10.90 * cryptsy 199.83.131.5 * * i think - those IP's are their web sites - they may have a wallet server on a different IP I asked the poolmaster@ H2C to add btb again and let him know about the updated wallet, even said "pretty please" lol I'm the 173 address |
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I totally forgot about Cryptsy not being on board yet... oh well.. jumped the gun. I'm hoping now that because it said the tx was rejected that the coins didn't go anyware in the first place, although it did debit the tx fee out of my wallet anyway.. and then my wallet balance doubled...yeah you read it right. lol With coin control we could pick out the transactions on the wrong chain and discard them couldn't we?
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I tried to send btb to myself and it says the transaction was rejected. the msg says: "Error. The transaction was rejected. This might happen if some coins in your wallet were already spent, such as you used a wallet.dat and coins were spent in the copy but not marked as spent here." What now?
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For some reason windows defender for windows 10 in conjunction with DLing this through Google chrome says its a trojan. Google says it could be malicious and when I click to "keep" it, windows defender steps in ..but got it synced and only lost 8 bars due to wrong chain so not as bad as I feared. Mastermining is on the wrong chain still it seems also  The crypsy link on bitbar.co site is pointed to BTE/BTC  |
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I'm glad to see Bitbar moving forward again. It sucks people are going to lose bars.
I'd still like to see some inventive way to zip all the chains together like a zipper, if that makes any sense (not a .zip) and then build a new chain out of them somehow. Then everyone would sync to the new chain and every transaction is there and normal wallet behavior resumes. Maybe some crazy algorithm could compute a new chain out of the old ones somehow? Or recode the wallet so it syncs with all the chains(whut?). Once everyone updates, where there would be clashes in transactions make it so there are "bloated" blocks so block 12345-a is in with 12345-b and 12345-c.
Please pardon my ignorance if you are laughing at me right now. lol I am serious though.
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There is a minimum amount to stake to get rewards in the current code. Your POS blocks are indeed moving the network along by confirming transactions but if they are small amount, they will not get a reward. As we know Proof of Stake is a concept Bitbar adopted from peercoin, which gives the currency a variable inflation rate, but also an energy efficient property by allowing holders of the currency to generate blocks for much less energy required by miners. Apparently there was a block reward De-synchronization issue that was noticed and fixed in Bitbar by the Developer of peercoin, Sunny King. This is why currently small rewards are rounded down. tbar Rewards also depend on Coin age of transactions. Every transaction is eligible for POS after 30 days, and up to 90 days. If a transaction is left untouched for 30 days, it will begin to try and stake a block on the network. If it stakes at this point, the transaction will split into two smaller equal outputs totaling the initial stake amount. Take a look on the block explorer here http://btb.cryptocoinexplorer.com/address?address=BJTuq5JSLzRbZyw8xurtYejt5Q4cur8rcqNotice the transactions that "split" into 9.475BTB from 18.9. They staked after 30ish days and gained a total reward of 0.05 bitbar, very close to the annual .05% inflation rate in the bitbar code. If one were to not touch the transaction for 90days, it would be considered fully Mature and when it stakes, it would not split into two transactions, and the reward, if eligible, would be added to the original transaction. Once the transaction is older than 90 days it does gain extra coin age, the the proof of stake reward will not grow past the 90 day full maturity level. I want to say 4-5BTB would be required at full maturity to stake interest at this time. Proof of stake difficulty is so low on the network that mined blocks Les than 1btb are staking very easily. If you want rewards, you will have to combine your mined blocks into a large enough transaction meeting the criteria above to gain reward. Hope this helps, I have 49.7xxx BTB in the wallet. The largest transaction being 15.25xx BTB on 9.18.2015.(from Cryptsy) The rest are around 2 BTB or less each. (from mining @ masterming) So the 22 "stakes" for 0BTB and a total of 44 transactions. So I should send the total balance to myself so its one transaction and that should produce some BTB next time it stakes? Ofcourse, do this, after the fork is figured out.. right? |
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I have 22 stake transactions, all for 0.0btb.
I am confused now, should I not leave my wallet running? ..and should I not put those IPs in my node list or what?
I get coins from mastermining when I mine there but I'm not mining BTB anymore until the shenanigans are over. I'm also waiting on transactions to show up from Cryptsy. Is it possible to have the both chains merge in the next wallet update?
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Where can I find a working wallet?
Bitbar.co Both Cryptsy and BTER's BTB wallets are offline going on for awhile now and they are the only 2 exchanges that trade BTB afaik. So mine it knowing you might have done it for nothing. I'm guessing, depending on which fork the network takes on as the correct one will determine if you actually have official coins. |
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That, in my opinion sucks and needs to be changed in the code. Why would you set it to round up or down instead of being accurate..? How much BTB do you need for the stakes to be worth anything?
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I have plenty of bandwidth, I just don't know what to do. I'm not finding anything very helpful on the Google either. If the server could run off a Pi, I could do that. I don't know if my computer can handle it, I keep 12 staking wallets running on it 24/7 and the cpu stays around 70% already, plus I do everything thing else imaginable with it also.
On a better note..kinda..but not really.
My BTB wallet has staked 4 times since the 18th...but for 0.0BTB each time.. whats the use? lol I'm thinking there is a smaller amount than what is shown because the dev only set it to show 1 decimal after the . I hope anyway.
I wish this fork thing would hurry up and get right. Cryptsy is taking forever with wallet maintenance, not only on BTB.
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how do you get a checkpoint server running?
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