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9381  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Stuck pending transactions on: June 05, 2017, 08:10:39 PM
All transactions were now completed, cyyap95 mined all of transactions from my address with extra fee. Probably it looks like that too low fee was the reason why initial transaction got stuck and then the rest of them got stock due to others being stuck. Just my guessing, i could be wrong, perhaps someone could confirm.
Ill send another transaction tomorrow with good fee and see whats happening, could someone point to what is current usual transaction time for 0.1 BTC with solid fee?
That is exactly the reason your transactions got stuck... low fees... if there are unconfirmed parent transactions, then the child transactions cannot confirm.

Usual transaction time for ANY amount with the recommended fee (or greater) is usually measured in minutes... in most cases, definitely less than an hour... but it is not 100% guaranteed. The speed of confirmation is not related to the amount of BTC being transacted. It is related to the fee... measured in satoshis per byte (or BTC per KB)...

Check here for recommended fees:
https://bitcoinfees.21.co/
https://btc.com/stats/unconfirmed-tx
9382  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: [free] help with your stuck transaction on: June 05, 2017, 08:02:34 PM
Accelerated using ViaBTC... should be confirmed in the next block that ViaBTC mines... this can take a few hours depending on how lucky the ViaBTC mining pool is.

Also, the only transaction that seems to have propagated from 1F3afZgwxE45orzBVGiGWA76ea5Qb1nYqn is this one: https://blockchain.info/tx/f7daa5f9e263f6ff49d9f169e5360cbf1cd14baa54ffc5d9f689d2d1c3788d86

The transaction you listed was a double spend of the "f7daa" transaction, but I could only find it on one explorer... ViaBTC (and most other block explorers) had no record of the "6474c" transaction...
9383  Other / MultiBit / Re: Problem with Multibit (public) key on: June 05, 2017, 07:57:03 PM
That isn't your "key"... You are seeing the contents of the .key file that has been encrypted. They are different lengths because the underlying content is different.
9384  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Seuntjie' Dice bot programmers mode discussion. on: June 05, 2017, 07:39:29 PM
I have a problem that these two commands: math.randomseed( os.time() )              are not creating random numbers for the code I mentioned above.
                                                             magicNum = math.random(10,15)


I WANT THE magicNum to be a random number between 10 and 15 as in this case or any other range that I set.
It creates precisely 1 random number and assigns it to magicNum until you explicitly change it. If you want magicNum to change, you need to do magicNum = math.random(10,15) when you want the value of magicNum to be a new random number in range 10-15.

For instance, if you want to do it when you reset to basebet...

Quote
basebet = 0.00000001
math.randomseed( os.time() )
magicNum = math.random(10,15)
count = 0
nextbet = basebet

chance = XX -- You need to set this!
bethigh = true -- or false depending if you want high or low

function dobet()

  count = count + 1

  if count == magicNum then
    -- Time for MAX bet
    nextbet = balance
  elseif count > magicNum then
    -- Time to reset
    nextbet = basebet
    magicNum = math.random(10,15)
    count = 0
  end

end
9385  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Traumatic brain injury has left me with multiple seed phrases please help! on: June 05, 2017, 07:21:11 PM
ok, sounds like the first line is the public address... starts with a 1 right?
second line is the private key in WIF format... starting with a 5.

Check this table for valid characters: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Base58Check_encoding#Base58_symbol_chart

It will hopefully help with confusing 1/l/I type situations.

Try plugging the public address into a block explorer and see if you get any history and a non zero balance Wink

You can also confirm the private key matches the public address by saving an offline copy of: https://www.bitaddress.org

Goto the "Wallet Details" tab and put the second line into the box and click "View Details"... the "Bitcoin Address" displayed should match the 1st line.
9386  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: two transactions stuck for 6 days on: June 05, 2017, 10:28:46 AM
Ideally, there should be an option to add the tx fee, if the transaction goes unconfirmed for 5-6 days.
There is... "Replace-by-fee"... available with all "good" wallets... ie. not broken crappy web wallets that default to low fees...
9387  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Seuntjie' Dice bot programmers mode discussion. on: June 05, 2017, 06:37:02 AM
maybe just remove the resetstats() line. It seems that the bot doesnt recognise your timezone/locality or something?
9388  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: $220k worth of Stratis Tokens sent to Bittrex StartCoin Wallet "Help" on: June 05, 2017, 05:46:25 AM
As I explained via PM, there is no point in Bittrex giving you the private key unless Stratis and StartCoin use completely identical methods to derive pubkeys and address from private keys.

If their derivation methods are different in any way (ie. different network identifier/version byte(s) used, different hash functions used etc) then I would be willing to bet money that the private key they hold for the StartCoin address would generate a completely different Stratis address.

Essentially, what this boils down to, is that you've sent Stratis to a "random" Stratis address (that just happens to have the same base58 representation as some random Start Coin address that Bittrex apparently control)... whether or not anyone actually has the private keys to this Stratis address is currently unknown.

I hate to say it, but your chances of ever finding or generating the private key to this address are only a fraction of a tenth of not very much. Undecided
9389  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Need help from a miner on: June 05, 2017, 03:16:17 AM
Hi its been over a week and a half that I had an incoming bitcoin transaction and its stuck in the block. Can any kind miner add this transaction to their block . Funny enough it has a 0.0005 BTC fee attached with it I wonder why its taken so long .

Because your fee is just far too low. 0.0005 btc fee is low even if your transaction was only 226 bytes (1 input, 2 outputs)... that would equate to a fee of only 221.238938 sats/byte. If your transaction size is any larger, your fee gets even smaller.

You need to learn to calculate and use fees in sats/byte (or BTC/kb) as that is what miners care about.

Current recommended fees (350+ sats/byte) can be found here:

https://bitcoinfees.21.co/
https://btc.com/stats/unconfirmed-tx
9390  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: $220k worth of Stratis Tokens sent to Bittrex StartCoin Wallet "Help" on: June 05, 2017, 02:30:34 AM
The only way to get them out is if you can somehow get the private key for the Stratis address: sPdkypSpPxyBh1UGpG8ru3Bt5DZUM5Mh99... Undecided

That is the only way you'll be able to create a transaction to 'spend' them that the blockchain will accept.
9391  Economy / Services / Re: ★★★ [FULL] NITROGENSPORTS.EU Signature Campaign ★★★ on: June 05, 2017, 02:16:29 AM
Yeah , payment recieved .
Some announcements to the current participants: Payment for Week #27 will be processed within next 8 hours. Sorry for being late, since I didn't receive the funds for this month on time.
Avatar bonus will be sent alongwith the payment for Week #28 to the eligible participants.
But today we didn't recieved the bonus with payout .
May be there can be any problem happened ,
Well thank you notaek.
Did you not read what he wrote? Huh

This payment was for Week #27, the Avatar bonus payment is being sent with Week #28 payment... ie. the next one
9392  Other / MultiBit / Re: Locked out of my account on: June 05, 2017, 02:07:07 AM
I have the same password issue,  I thought I saved the seed, but the one I have is not working to restore the wallet, it may very well be an older seed.
Is there anything I can do to get my BTC,  I know my password.  Any trick to get the corruption out?
No. There is a transaction in your wallet that is breaking MultiBit HD, the devs know about it, but haven't as yet fixed the issue. Even if you restore your wallet in MBHD, it will redownload the transaction causing the error, and your wallet will be broken again.


The quickest and simplest solution, if you have an iOS or Android device, is to try and use your seed and restore your wallet in "Breadwallet" app... There is also "Simple Bitcoin wallet" for Android

FYI, if you know your password and have your wallet file (mbhd.wallet.aes), you can also recover your seed using: https://github.com/gurnec/decrypt_bitcoinj_seed

These are the only two known wallets that use the same Derivation Path as MultiBit HD... if you attempt to use your seed in any other wallet, it will most likely generate different keys/addresses.



If Breadwallet and/or Simple Bitcoin Wallet are not options... then you can try my python scripts: https://github.com/HardCorePawn/multibit_recovery

The "find_unspent_multibitHD_txes.py" script will search through your wallet looking for the addresses that actually contain coins, it will output the matching private keys. You can then import those private keys to another wallet.



If you aren't able to use python scripts, then you can find your coins "manually"... it can be a long tedious process, if your wallet had a lot of transactions.

1. Create an offline copy of: https://iancoleman.github.io/bip39/
2. Put your seed in as the "BIP39 Mnemonic"
3. In "Derivation Path" section, click "BIP32"
4. Under "client"... select "MultiBit HD" from the dropdown.
5. Your addresses will display at the bottom (depending on how many transactions or addresses you've generated for your wallet, you may need to click the "show more" button a few times to see them all).
6. Note down all the addresses and matching private keys

7. Under "client"... select "custom" from the dropdown.
8. set the "BIP32 Derivation Path" to: m/0'/1

9. Your "Change" addresses will display at the bottom (depending on how many transactions or addresses you've generated for your wallet, you may need to click the "show more" button a few times to see them all).
10. Note down all the Change addresses and matching private keys

You can now either check all your receive addresses and change addresses on a block explorer and identify which ones have your coins... or you can just blindly import/sweep all the private keys to another wallet like Electrum.
9393  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Seuntjie' Dice bot programmers mode discussion. on: June 05, 2017, 01:43:29 AM
heloo thanks alot for the reply bro

i tried creating ba script but i dont know what am doing wrong there i keept getting error (LUA ERROR!!
'end' expected, got)
What version of the bot are you using? Are you using the latest 3.3.4? I can't get that error... I copied and pasted the below code and it seems to be fine... at least, using runsim(0.1,1000) from the console works... and I don't see any obvious syntax errors like missing 'end' statements.

Is this code exactly what you have in your bot or did you edit it in anyway?

Code:
chance1=8.9109      -->11.11X payout
chance2=9.8020      -->10.10X payout
chance3=14.1400    -->7.77X Payout
chance4=17.8378    -->5.55X Payout
chance5=29.7297    -->3.33X Payout

m1=1.119            --> All multipliers are at 20% More Profit
m2=1.132
m3=1.178
m4=1.264
m5=1.515

target=0.00100000        --> Set your Target Profit here

betfactor=0.00001               --> "Safest" for 0.001 BTC and 0.1 Eth Bankroll
basebet=balance*betfactor --> 1 satoshi basebet for 0.001 BTC and 100 Ethoshis for 0.1 Eth Bankroll
nextbet=basebet
chance=chance1
bethigh=false
betcount=0
session=0

wincount=0
lostchance=0
losecount=0
low=0
high=0
counter=0

resetseed()
resetstats()

function dobet()

betroll()
rstseed()
viewstats()
betcount+=1

if win then

if profit>target then
stop()
print("TARGET REACHED!")
end

hilo()
basebet=balance*betfactor

    if basebet<0.00000001 then
basebet=0.00000001
nextbet=basebet
end

nextbet=basebet
wincount+=1
losecount=0
if wincount>0 then
chance=chance1
lostchance=1
end

if wincount>4 then
chance=chance2
lostchance=2
end

if wincount>14 then
chance=chance3
lostchance=3
end

if wincount>29 then
chance=chance4
lostchance=4
end

if wincount>49 then
chance=chance5
lostchance=5
end

if wincount>75 then
chance=chance1
lostchance=1
wincount=0
session+=1
low=0
high=0
end

else
nextbet=previousbet*m1
losecount+=1

if lostchance==1 then
if chance==chance1 then
nextbet=previousbet*m1
else
chance=chance1
nextbet=previousbet*m1
end
end

if lostchance==2 then
if chance==chance2 then
nextbet=previousbet*m2
else
chance=chance1
nextbet=previousbet*m2
end
end

if lostchance==3 then
if chance==chance3 then
nextbet=previousbet*m3
else
chance=chance1
nextbet=previousbet*m3
end
end

if lostchance==4 then
if chance==chance4 then
nextbet=previousbet*m4
else
chance=chance1
nextbet=previousbet*m4
end
end

if lostchance==5 then
if chance==chance5 then
nextbet=previousbet*m5
else
chance=chance1
nextbet=previousbet*m5
end
end

end

end

function hilo()

        if high > low then
bethigh=true
        else
bethigh=false
        end

        if (high-low) > 15 then
bethigh=false
        end

        if (low-high)> 15 then
bethigh=true
        end
end

function betroll()

if (lastBet.roll < chance) then
low += 1
end

if (lastBet.roll > (99.99 - chance)) then
high += 1
end

end

function rstseed()

if counter==500 then

resetseed()
counter=0
low=0
high=0
else

counter+=1

end
end

function viewstats()
print(" ")
print("Total Bet : "..betcount)
print("Current Streak Loss : "..losecount)
print("Session Win : "..wincount)
print("Total Sessions : "..session)
print("Current Profit : "..string.format("%.8f",profit))
print("Target Profit : "..string.format("%.8f",target))
print("Current Balance : "..string.format("%.8f",balance))
print("High :"..high.." / ".."Low :"..low)
print(" ")
end
9394  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: [free] help with your stuck transaction on: June 05, 2017, 01:21:41 AM
I have a stuck transaction (since 26 May) that was intended as payment for hashing power from genesis-mining. If not paid within 30 minutes, the order expires.
My question- can your method have these funds returned to my wallet?
Our service is more about getting transactions confirmed. There is no way to forcibly "cancel" transactions, once they are propagated to the network.

If you want the funds returned, you need to wait for the transaction to drop from the network. Various things affect how long it takes to drop, like whether or not your wallet rebroadcasts unconfirmed transactions automatically.

What wallet are you using?
9395  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: [Unofficial] Exodus Wallet | Multi-Currency | Built-in Exchange on: June 05, 2017, 01:17:53 AM
Quote
2. Fees (which means you received a lot of small/micro payments) which resulted into having a big transaction size => higher fees.
This is a rob,pay 11 usd for send 4 usd ? Im receive all days 2.40 usd in this Wallet and now im what can im do for save my money here ??
Take your wallet words/seed and use it to restore your wallet in an application that allows more control over fees and send from there[1]. You are not 'stuck' with Exodus... assuming they use the same Derivation Path for their wallet. I can't tell, because:

a. the app is closed source
and
b. because I couldn't get to see my wallet words, as Exodus will only allow you to backup your wallet once you receive some money...

so I don't even know if the wallet words/seeds from Exodus will generate the same keys/addresses when used with another wallet. I would hope they use BIP44. Can anyone confirm?


[1]NOTE: if you choose to ignore suggestions for recommended fees, chances are your transaction will get stuck...
9396  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Error during offline transaction broadcast on: June 05, 2017, 01:05:30 AM
I figured as much... but it pays to be methodical in cases like this... plus, hardly anyone ever types out such long error messages! haha

As I understand it, OP_EQUALVERIFY enforces that the pubkey hash in the UTXO and the pubkey hash provided for new transaction must be equal. This proves you have 'ownership' of the private key. This OP will fail if you have used the wrong key or no key when signing the transaction. (Reference: https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-guide#p2pkh-script-validation)

Is it possible that your offline machine hasn't got the private key for the 'address' (aka pubkey) that was referenced in the UTXO attempting to be used? Are you spending from an HD wallet or an "old style" wallet comprised of a collection of unrelated private keys (or from a wallet with imported private keys)?
9397  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Stuck pending transactions on: June 04, 2017, 03:01:34 PM
I appreciate you're trying to offer some helpful advice, but at least try reading the OP and understanding what they are asking...

OP, it is difficult to give a definite answer on what the value stored in the addresses is, or will be if you have unconfirmed transactions floating around in the mempool. Even if they have super low fees, it is still possible, that they could get mined into a block... but you can probably estimate to a degree of certainty based on fee size etc. what is going to happen to a transaction...

The reason the wallets are showing different amounts will be that they're getting different info regarding transactions. It is possible that your core mempool has refused to accept some of the transactions sent by the MultiBit wallet for whatever reason (too low fee, double spend etc)... If this is the case, then as far as your Core wallet is concerned, those transactions just simply don't exist.

MultiBit is lightweight wallet and gets pending transaction data from servers... so if the multibit server you're connected to has your Core transaction floating in it... it is possible that it is seeing "double spend" transactions and counting the coins twice.

As cyyap pointed out... if you want more definite answers, provide some transaction IDs
9398  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Lost about $400-500 worth of bitcoins in encrypted wallet (forgot PW) on: June 04, 2017, 02:48:41 PM
What wallet was it? If it was an HD wallet that provides the seed words and you have them written down, you don't need your password. You can just restore from seed words and set a new password...

If you don't have the seed... and you need to try find your password, this is one of the best utils to do so: https://github.com/gurnec/btcrecover

9399  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Unconfirmed transaction - sitting for 2 days on: June 04, 2017, 02:43:37 PM
And maybe you could use Coinbase or Blockchain wallet, and use regular send, then the fee would be set by them, and with that fee it's guaranteed that your transaction would be confirmed fast!
This is completely and utterly untrue... blockchain.info is one of the biggest culprits at the moment of low fees... and responsible for the vast majority of "help my transaction is stuck!" threads here... their completely broken "dynamic fee" system basically just set every transaction to use 120 sats/byte... when recommended fees were 300+... Roll Eyes

The only thing guaranteed with binfo wallet... is you will have issues Tongue
9400  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Transaction stuck for 2 days! REWARD on: June 04, 2017, 02:39:10 PM
Both original transactions got included in Block 469597 mined by AntPool... looks like the acceleration worked Wink
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