Hola,

Me dirigí a la Dirección General de Tributos de mi comunidad, Madrid, para declarar mis criptos como patrimonio, y no pudieron decirme como hacerlo. Así que pedí una nota vinculante al ministerio de hacienda para que aclaren el tema. Aquí la respuesta, con fecha de 27 de julio del 2018:

“Las criptomodedas son monedas de tipo virtual que permiten compras de bienes y pago de servicios a través de Internet. El Tribunal de Justicia de la Unión Europea ha reconocido su condición de medios de pago.
Desde la perspectiva del Impuesto sobre el Patrimonio, habrán de declararse junto con el resto de los bienes de titularidad de la persona física, de la misma forma que se haría con un capital en divisas, valorándose en el impuesto a precio de mercado a la fecha del devengo, es decir, a 31 de diciembre de cada año (artículo 24 de la Ley 19/1991, de 6 de junio, que regula el impuesto), en definitiva, por su valor equivalente a dicha fecha.”

Os mando copia si queréis.

Hola,

Me dirigí a la Dirección General de Tributos de mi comunidad, Madrid, para declarar mis criptos como patrimonio, y no pudieron decirme como hacerlo. Así que pedí una nota vinculante al ministerio de hacienda para que aclaren el tema. Aquí la respuesta, con fecha de 27 de julio del 2018:

“Las criptomodedas son monedas de tipo virtual que permiten compras de bienes y pago de servicios a través de Internet. El Tribunal de Justicia de la Unión Europea ha reconocido su condición de medios de pago.
Desde la perspectiva del Impuesto sobre el Patrimonio, habrán de declararse junto con el resto de los bienes de titularidad de la persona física, de la misma forma que se haría con un capital en divisas, valorándose en el impuesto a precio de mercado a la fecha del devengo, es decir, a 31 de diciembre de cada año (artículo 24 de la Ley 19/1991, de 6 de junio, que regula el impuesto), en definitiva, por su valor equivalente a dicha fecha.”

Os mando copia si queréis.

Excellent, I'll try that, thanks!

Hi everybody,

I took part in the 2016 crowdsale but completely lost touch with the project. I still have my original password (alphanum). Could someone please point me to a way to recover my waves?

Thanks for any help 

Cutting the supply in 2 is huge news! 'Sure makes me happy

@FuMei
Because of the burn, the total supply will go from the current 100 million BBT to 50 million BBT. So the worth of your BBT now has virtually doubled 
The circulating supply is 4.86 million BBT according to coinmarketcap.

If you sent your old seed to David before the July deadline you should be 100% fine Cas, I would DM CfB on Slack or here if I were you.

In his Nov. 10 post on Reclaim Phase 2, Dominik says:

I actually reclaimed my old seed with two different new seeds (one on client 2.5.2, the other on 2.5.3) to find out if the system would allow a second reclaim of the same old seed. Both got confirmed - and that was a pretty stupid move... I will now have to wait for this duplicate to be spotted in order to prove that I own both new seeds. Anyways, thanks a lot CfB & team for taking these precautionary measures.

Could you elaborate on that Cascrypto? What is "triangle"? Did you get your balance to show up?

'Had the same, then tried a different node and it went through.

v2.5.3 runs fine on Ubuntu 15.10, I'll try it on the latest 17.10 if I find a minute later on.
Did you check the hash of your download? If you've never done it, run the following commands in a terminal:
or wherever you downloaded the deb package, then

You should get the following hash:
https://github.com/iotaledger/wallet/releases/

Hi Jamie, my guess is that you can do phase#1 claiming with both versions indifferently (2.5.2 & 2.5.3). I got a recovery transaction confirmed in both versions (same old seed, different new seeds) and didn't notice any obvious difference. Cheers.

Cheers Ewibit, I would say just try again with v2.5.3. If it takes too long to confirm, try again with another node. You must get your old seed linked to your new seed with a confirmed transaction in order to finalize the claim.

Hi Superresistant, I understand this is not a claim address but just a confirmation hash of the transaction that linked the old & new seeds. Now you have two hashes for two different transactions (same seeds but at different times). Only the first confirmed transaction will be useful for phase 2.

So that is all perfectly OK imho.

Hi ewibit, 'just saw your question, sorry for the late reaction... And nope, I ran into problems when building the v2.5.2 .deb package and was feeling too much in a hurry for securing phase 1 to delay this any longer, 'did the first stage on my brother's Win10 machine  

'Just installed the v2.5.3 .deb package, 'went straightforward, it looks exactly like v2.5.2 to me, and there is no mention of a second (reveal) phase.
I ran the Reclaim Tool again in v2.5.3 with my old seed + a new seed I just made up, and it got confirmed. 'Pity that an old seed can be linked to several new seeds, even if only the first match should prevail. So we don't really know if our seed has been claimed by someone else previously...

Good question K, I seem to remember this was standard procedure back in 2016...

Hi Shazam, this is just the first stage of the automatic reclaiming process (linking your old key to a new key). The actual fund transfer will happen next week with wallet v2.5.3. Dom's post says:
https://blog.iota.org/gui-v2-5-2-latest-release-with-iota-reclaim-tool-32d364d6241a

Dom also says this on the Github release page:
https://github.com/iotaledger/wallet/releases

I would try with a different host node (supposing you are in light mode).

Hi CfB, I installed the new v2.5.2 wallet on a windows machine and attempted to claim my old seed (a short seed I created to do the first claim last year), but I get the following message:
Is this to be expected? I activated the short seed option, but that changed nothing.

Update: letters in my old seed were in lower case, I switched them to UPPER CASE and the seed was accepted. 'Hope this will work out...

Thanks for the info s2. Can you see your iota balance? ('suppose this has to wait for stage 2 with the new wallet next week though)

My machines run Linux, trying to build a .deb package but not so easy, hopefully a .deb version of wallet v2.5.2 will be released today (?)
Hesitating to borrow a Win machine to do the reclaiming...

Could you confirm that Round#2 claimants should use this tool CfB?