Nothing has changed since the last time you opened it and it was working and this time? Are you using the latest release? Is your app protected by a password?

The price per unit shouldn't matter. If you want to consider a measure related to the price you can use the marketcap, not that this one matters either but it surely is better than looking at the price per unit.

The article says this about BarterDex:


Anyone knows where this measure comes from? At the time of writing, https://coinmarketcap.com lists 1559 cryptocurrencies, 95% of that seems quite a lot for BarterDex to be supporting right now.

What do you exactly want to do?
If you want to start using the app on your computer exclusively, then if you only have public assets (like bytes) the seed is enough to access you funds on the newly installed app, if you have private assets (like blackbytes) you need to restore from a full backup.

Why half? Why not the same, why not double, why not tenth, why not anything else? I mean how can we even have any idea about what marketcaps of crypto currencies (that are barely used) should be?

In case this could be helpful to someone, I finally managed to get the private key of the address that disappeared from the addresses' list by navigating to Settings > CLI and then executing dumpprivkey <address>.

I'm still puzzled by the disappearance of the address from the list though ...

Also, if you execute help in the CLI, it displays commands interacting with "zcashaddress", "zcashprivkey" and zcashstuff. Having "kmdaddress" (or just "address") seems better imo.

There are two bots that you can use within the wallet to exchange blackbytes for bytes and vice-versa. Check out https://wiki.byteball.org/Blackbytes#Freebe for information.

The idea is to incentivize users to use the idle computing power of their computers for what appear to be good causes, by giving them bytes. As I see it, they are asking for it by registering and making their computer resources available.

Don't forget that Bitcoin holders were actually the first ones to get the bytes (for free).

Given the behavior of the market during the distribution period, the distributed amount was actually never enough of an incentive to hold. At each round, the price always dropped more than the percentage that was distributed.

There seems to be no right method of distribution, let's just give these new methods a shot.

ZzzzeyeZzzz regularly posts an updated list of peers. Their last post about it is this page's first (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1510517.msg32172881#msg32172881), for the moment the conf in it is working well for me.

I don't know what ICObench is, so I looked it up. Here is their page for Market.space https://icobench.com/ico/market-space. This has almost nothing to do with what is actually advertised on this thread:
- The description describes something else.
- The video talks bout something else.
- The financial details are different (token price, soft cap, hard cap).

So, something isn't working here ...

Well according to their first post, they will be accepting sc and storj. What do you mean "why do they do that"? They are holding and ICO, they are free to accept whatever coin for whatever reason. They are probably trying to attract people interested in cloud storage, hence who might be already holding sc and/or storj.

Thx for your reply. Indeed I'm running it in native mode, and checked out the settings. In the section Wallet.dat keys, the concerned coin is not listed, and when I chose another coin and enter the public key (address), nothing is found. In the section BIP39 Keys, it needs a pass phrase which I don't have (because there is none) and when I try entering whatever value, nothing is found (as expected).

Maybe you can try other exchanges (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/siacoin/#markets), or do you have coins there that you want to get out? It's probably worth it to contact their support if you haven't already done it (and probably not useful to keep contacting them if you have already done it once).

I made an outgoing transaction from the Agama wallet, as a consequence a new address was created to receive the change, I then emptied that new address, and it disappeared (I'm displaying all the addresses even the empty ones). Is this behavior expected? Is it possible to retrieve the private key of that address? Thank you.

Yes it is.


They will surely simply give you and address to send your ICO contribution to. And you'll have to provide an Ethereum address to receive your corresponding MASPs.


Throughout the duration of the ICO from April 16 to May 27.

PS: Please read the first post.

In that same post, P-Trump says:


So it seems one reason is to maintain their voting power.

Plus, for all you know P-Trump may not use their money for personal interest ...

Public assets are recoverable using the seed and private assets are not. I would assume that TitanCoin and SilentNotary are public assets (like bytes), blackbytes are a private asset.


Correct.


Yes (3 before 2 wouldn't be problematic). The important thing is to make sure you have bytes for the transfers.

And just in case, have a full backup ready .

Yes, That's right, I didn't try meriting myself fearing that it would actually work. I don't know how hard it would be to remove +Merit from one's posts, I think doing so seems more natural than giving an error when someone tries to merit themselves.

Thanks for trying .

It's the same as choosing between keeping your funds in your local wallet(s) or in an exchange, each approach has its ups and downs. If Binance works well for you, then be it . BarterDex stands for more than that though .

It's been a long time since I used the recover from seed function to recover addresses with no funds or transactions, I think that's the message you get when you do such a thing. Can you say if you managed to recover your address(es)?