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what is the difference between a Spent Output, and an Unspent Output when reviewing a Transaction in the block explorer?
i initted a transfer from an exchange wallet to the desktop client. the tx is confirmed on block explorer but the output PKB amount remains unspent, and balance remains unchanged on the Desktop Client side.
this occurred earlier this week. is there a long wait for confirmations or am i not aware of something else needed
You want it to be in an unspent state. It will change to spent when you transfer it out again to another address. I'm not sure if i follow. The receiving address is supposed to be my Parkbyte Desktop client where i can try to Stake. the other end is the exchange wallet. based on what the Parkbyte 1.1.1.2 wallet provided as my address (and its correct on the block explorer) - I can't understand why the desktop wallet never received the PKB (still showing the old balance) Is something possibly incorrect with the Parkbyte 1.1.1.2 client (receiving side)? Okay so the unspent shown on the blockchain explorer is not an issue, that is correct and simply means the PKB you transferred from Bittrex to your desktop wallet hasn't been spent or in other wards hasn't been transferred from your Desktop wallet to anywhere else. Now with regards to you not seeing your balance on the desktop wallet, are you sure your desktop wallet is in sync? is is showing a checkmart at the bottom right or do you see "out of sync" at the top? Obviously if you aren't in sync you are not going to see the latest balance. |
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what is the difference between a Spent Output, and an Unspent Output when reviewing a Transaction in the block explorer?
i initted a transfer from an exchange wallet to the desktop client. the tx is confirmed on block explorer but the output PKB amount remains unspent, and balance remains unchanged on the Desktop Client side.
this occurred earlier this week. is there a long wait for confirmations or am i not aware of something else needed
You want it to be in an unspent state. It will change to spent when you transfer it out again to another address. |
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Hi,
Just a small comments
I heard about this project from Twitter few days ago. It seems that the dev is very honest and working hard by reading his comments on this forum and on twitter.
I don't worry a lot about the delisting it on Bittrex. I will buy some soon before the delisting.
Absolutely correct, pick up some very very cheap PKB from scared people.... Good Luck!!! Just make sure you move it out to your own wallet before it gets delisted or you will lose it all. Bullshit and.... bullshit IMHO. P.S. I really think it's either people commenting stuff like that are either paid or around average US IQ level. Again, imho. Oh, or desperate bagholders. Again, imho. Ahhh GREAT so I guess you are one of the scared people whose PKB I will be purchasing closer to April 3rd at 300sat! Thank YOU! |
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Hi,
Just a small comments
I heard about this project from Twitter few days ago. It seems that the dev is very honest and working hard by reading his comments on this forum and on twitter.
I don't worry a lot about the delisting it on Bittrex. I will buy some soon before the delisting.
Absolutely correct, pick up some very very cheap PKB from scared people.... Good Luck!!! Just make sure you move it out to your own wallet before it gets delisted or you will lose it all. |
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It is disappointing Bittrex have decided to delist ParkByte, unfortunately ParkByte Ltd cannot control what third party companies choose to do with their platform.
ParkByte Ltd was contacted by Bittrex a month or so ago to complete a full review of PKB which required many legal documents and detailed analysis of PKB in relation to recent SEC rulings. ParkByte Ltd were ultimately unable to provide all the required information within their 7 day deadline.
I assume the delisting is due to Bittrex tightening it's listing policies to adhere strictly to US regulations; on that note I would expect many other coins will face the same fate on Bittrex.
The ParkByte project is still active; like all good projects, we have faced quite a few challenges but we will continue to work through these.
Thanks for the update and glad to know you are still active with the project. I guess it's time yet again to accumulate cheep PKB  |
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Hello, I've just read notification on Bittrex that ParkByte is sheduled to be delisted in April. Can you comment this information?
I think the Developer is MIA (missing in action). I don't think we are going to hear anything from him. |
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@parkbyte any comments? Hello Parkbyte Developer any info on what is happening?
what happend to giving out pkc coins to pkb holders?
what is happening with bittrex delisting pkb?
are you still active with this project or is it over now?
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$PKB ... Just WOW!
oooohhhhhhh YES back to the prices I like to purchase it at.  |
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Hello Parkbyte Developer any info on what is happening?
what happend to giving out pkc coins to pkb holders?
what is happening with bittrex delisting pkb?
are you still active with this project or is it over now?
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So I am confused.. I ahve an AntROUTER from bitmain at home. After segwit activates, do I need to upgrade my AntRouter's firmware so it can generate segwit blocks?
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Thanks, the Electrum PKB2.6.2.2 starts but seems not to connect to any server, it says "not Connected". Do I have to change the config file to point to some new servers?
Nevermind, I found out I have to disable SSL and then it connects to the servers properly. |
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Thanks, the Electrum PKB2.6.2.2 starts but seems not to connect to any server, it says "not Connected". Do I have to change the config file to point to some new servers?
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Guys any idea how to tell parkbyte-qt wallet how to use or export a previous pass phrase?
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Is there a thin client? THe electrum one seems not to be available any longer.
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Anymore info on when the new coins will become available???
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I would like to make a complaint that we are getting blocks tooooo fast. Please stop it. he he I hope that satisfies that user that was wondering how come no one complains when we get blocks fast. However, having said that, lets keep the TH under 25,000TH as you can see we are lucky when we have lower TH  |
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COME ON guys and gals... Let's CRACK this SOB!!
Then on to some GREEN BLOCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Enough is enough!!!!!
what the ****? where are the blocks? This is getting ridiculous!!! |
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@Kano any though of supporting Bitcoin Unlimited?
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See... our hashrate went down and we are getting more lucky and getting more blocks. we need to keep our hash rate below 27,000TH. A logical fallacy of this type: Post hoc ergo propter hocMy dog wakes up and then, almost immediately, sun rises as well. Wow! My dog has the ability to make sun to rise. Amazing Dog you have there, but don't be too happy, since my dog has the same capability to make the sun rise. But that is slightly different. I was obviously joking 1st of all, but actually perhaps not!!!! It could be some bug or some threshold or limit which does actually effect it. Perhaps with more hashrate the servers are getting overwhelmed and not sending out the info fast enough, I don't know, I am talking out of my ass, but if it is consistently like that, then something is wrong, not saying that is is consistently like that... But.... Basically saying, don't jump to conclusions that it is indeed just bad luck and nothing more than that!!! |
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See... our hashrate went down and we are getting more lucky and getting more blocks. we need to keep our hash rate below 27,000TH. |
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