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April 29, 2017, 02:38:02 PM |
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Nat2021
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April 29, 2017, 07:00:04 PM |
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April 29, 2017, 07:19:15 PM |
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Finally I have purchased my waves for a long term hold. I believe the time has come for waves to do a tsunami in a positive way.
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April 29, 2017, 07:32:59 PM Last edit: April 29, 2017, 08:29:41 PM by MaGNeT |
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How to generate Waves Vanity addressesFor Waves I found an easy way to generate personal "vanity" addresses, like 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8naLet me explain how to do this in this tutorial: Steps: 1. First make sure Oracle Java is installed. 2. Download the walletgenerator.jar from https://github.com/PyWaves/scala_walletgenerator/releases3. If you don't trust the jar, compile it yourself or disconnect your computer from the internet. 4. Run the following command line, change the password and name to whatever you like. java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 999999999 -p password -f MAGNET
5. Wait, be patient, this may take a while, even on a fast computer. If you are in a hurry, keep it to a maximum of 6 characters. Names over 7 characters may take days but it also depends on luck and CPU speed. 6. The walletgenerator will generate a wallet.dat and a CSV file holding the seed, private key, address, etc. 7. If the walletgenerator didn't generate a address you like, run it over and over again until you are satisfied. 8. Save the seed, wallet.dat and password of the address you like to keep in a safe place, also print the seed and store it away safely. Official "read me" for the "Waves wallet generator": Waves wallet generator
This tool generates Waves addresses with 15 word seeds compatible with Waves Lite Client and Waves Full Node. The output is exported to a 'wallet.dat' for the Full Node and to a CSV file, 'addresses.csv', which contains the list of all generated addresses with seeds, private keys and public keys.
Usage
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -h Waves wallet generator 1.0 Usage: walletgenerator [options]
-c, --count <value> number of addresses to generate --testnet generate testnet addresses -p, --password <value> wallet password -f, --filter <value> filter addresses with a specific pattern
Examples
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar --testnet -c 100 -p mypassword
generate 100 testnet addresses. Output to screen, wallet.dat (encrypted with 'mypassword') and addresses.csv
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 1000 -p mypassword -f WAVE
generate 1000 mainnet addresses. Filter only addresses containing the word 'WAVE', output to screen, wallet.dat (encrypted with 'mypassword') and addresses.csv
Running multiple instances of Walletgenerator or on multiple computers will speed things up a bit. If you like this tiny tutorial, think of me and send some tokens of appreciation (pun intended ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) ) to: 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8na Please, let me know if you run into any problems ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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RAGEmond
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April 29, 2017, 10:30:49 PM |
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How to generate Waves Vanity addressesFor Waves I found an easy way to generate personal "vanity" addresses, like 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8naLet me explain how to do this in this tutorial: Steps: 1. First make sure Oracle Java is installed. 2. Download the walletgenerator.jar from https://github.com/PyWaves/scala_walletgenerator/releases3. If you don't trust the jar, compile it yourself or disconnect your computer from the internet. 4. Run the following command line, change the password and name to whatever you like. java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 999999999 -p password -f MAGNET
5. Wait, be patient, this may take a while, even on a fast computer. If you are in a hurry, keep it to a maximum of 6 characters. Names over 7 characters may take days but it also depends on luck and CPU speed. 6. The walletgenerator will generate a wallet.dat and a CSV file holding the seed, private key, address, etc. 7. If the walletgenerator didn't generate a address you like, run it over and over again until you are satisfied. 8. Save the seed, wallet.dat and password of the address you like to keep in a safe place, also print the seed and store it away safely. Official "read me" for the "Waves wallet generator": Waves wallet generator
This tool generates Waves addresses with 15 word seeds compatible with Waves Lite Client and Waves Full Node. The output is exported to a 'wallet.dat' for the Full Node and to a CSV file, 'addresses.csv', which contains the list of all generated addresses with seeds, private keys and public keys.
Usage
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -h Waves wallet generator 1.0 Usage: walletgenerator [options]
-c, --count <value> number of addresses to generate --testnet generate testnet addresses -p, --password <value> wallet password -f, --filter <value> filter addresses with a specific pattern
Examples
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar --testnet -c 100 -p mypassword
generate 100 testnet addresses. Output to screen, wallet.dat (encrypted with 'mypassword') and addresses.csv
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 1000 -p mypassword -f WAVE
generate 1000 mainnet addresses. Filter only addresses containing the word 'WAVE', output to screen, wallet.dat (encrypted with 'mypassword') and addresses.csv
Running multiple instances of Walletgenerator or on multiple computers will speed things up a bit. If you like this tiny tutorial, think of me and send some tokens of appreciation (pun intended ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) ) to: 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8na Please, let me know if you run into any problems ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) cool thank you for this tut ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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April 29, 2017, 11:29:47 PM |
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Finally I have purchased my waves for a long term hold. I believe the time has come for waves to do a tsunami in a positive way.
ITS TIME!!!
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April 30, 2017, 12:37:34 AM |
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I just wanted to say that the communication from Sasha and the Waves team is second to none. There is even an app for the phone to keep you up to date on news stories. People in the Slack are also very helpful if you are having any issues with the platform. So happy to be part of the Waves Community ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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April 30, 2017, 04:16:42 AM |
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How to generate Waves Vanity addressesFor Waves I found an easy way to generate personal "vanity" addresses, like 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8naLet me explain how to do this in this tutorial: Steps: 1. First make sure Oracle Java is installed. 2. Download the walletgenerator.jar from https://github.com/PyWaves/scala_walletgenerator/releases3. If you don't trust the jar, compile it yourself or disconnect your computer from the internet. 4. Run the following command line, change the password and name to whatever you like. java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 999999999 -p password -f MAGNET
5. Wait, be patient, this may take a while, even on a fast computer. If you are in a hurry, keep it to a maximum of 6 characters. Names over 7 characters may take days but it also depends on luck and CPU speed. 6. The walletgenerator will generate a wallet.dat and a CSV file holding the seed, private key, address, etc. 7. If the walletgenerator didn't generate a address you like, run it over and over again until you are satisfied. 8. Save the seed, wallet.dat and password of the address you like to keep in a safe place, also print the seed and store it away safely. Official "read me" for the "Waves wallet generator": Waves wallet generator
This tool generates Waves addresses with 15 word seeds compatible with Waves Lite Client and Waves Full Node. The output is exported to a 'wallet.dat' for the Full Node and to a CSV file, 'addresses.csv', which contains the list of all generated addresses with seeds, private keys and public keys.
Usage
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -h Waves wallet generator 1.0 Usage: walletgenerator [options]
-c, --count <value> number of addresses to generate --testnet generate testnet addresses -p, --password <value> wallet password -f, --filter <value> filter addresses with a specific pattern
Examples
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar --testnet -c 100 -p mypassword
generate 100 testnet addresses. Output to screen, wallet.dat (encrypted with 'mypassword') and addresses.csv
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 1000 -p mypassword -f WAVE
generate 1000 mainnet addresses. Filter only addresses containing the word 'WAVE', output to screen, wallet.dat (encrypted with 'mypassword') and addresses.csv
Running multiple instances of Walletgenerator or on multiple computers will speed things up a bit. If you like this tiny tutorial, think of me and send some tokens of appreciation (pun intended ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) ) to: 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8na Please, let me know if you run into any problems ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) is there a way to get the 'word' at the front of the generated address?
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April 30, 2017, 04:26:08 AM |
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What is WAAH?
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April 30, 2017, 05:00:01 AM |
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What is WAAH?
I think it's a new token. I have received 9909 WAAH yesterday. www.wavesexplorer.com/tx/fQkfbgHdvwnfauSfg8a19ACLWKNnLjykAiQVHgMA76R
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MaGNeT
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April 30, 2017, 07:19:22 AM |
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How to generate Waves Vanity addressesFor Waves I found an easy way to generate personal "vanity" addresses, like 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8naLet me explain how to do this in this tutorial: Steps: 1. First make sure Oracle Java is installed. 2. Download the walletgenerator.jar from https://github.com/PyWaves/scala_walletgenerator/releases3. If you don't trust the jar, compile it yourself or disconnect your computer from the internet. 4. Run the following command line, change the password and name to whatever you like. java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 999999999 -p password -f MAGNET
5. Wait, be patient, this may take a while, even on a fast computer. If you are in a hurry, keep it to a maximum of 6 characters. Names over 7 characters may take days but it also depends on luck and CPU speed. 6. The walletgenerator will generate a wallet.dat and a CSV file holding the seed, private key, address, etc. 7. If the walletgenerator didn't generate a address you like, run it over and over again until you are satisfied. 8. Save the seed, wallet.dat and password of the address you like to keep in a safe place, also print the seed and store it away safely. Official "read me" for the "Waves wallet generator": Waves wallet generator
This tool generates Waves addresses with 15 word seeds compatible with Waves Lite Client and Waves Full Node. The output is exported to a 'wallet.dat' for the Full Node and to a CSV file, 'addresses.csv', which contains the list of all generated addresses with seeds, private keys and public keys.
Usage
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -h Waves wallet generator 1.0 Usage: walletgenerator [options]
-c, --count <value> number of addresses to generate --testnet generate testnet addresses -p, --password <value> wallet password -f, --filter <value> filter addresses with a specific pattern
Examples
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar --testnet -c 100 -p mypassword
generate 100 testnet addresses. Output to screen, wallet.dat (encrypted with 'mypassword') and addresses.csv
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 1000 -p mypassword -f WAVE
generate 1000 mainnet addresses. Filter only addresses containing the word 'WAVE', output to screen, wallet.dat (encrypted with 'mypassword') and addresses.csv
Running multiple instances of Walletgenerator or on multiple computers will speed things up a bit. If you like this tiny tutorial, think of me and send some tokens of appreciation (pun intended ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) ) to: 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8na Please, let me know if you run into any problems ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) is there a way to get the 'word' at the front of the generated address? It's all based on luck and patience ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) The walletgenerator does only one thing: generate random addresses The "-f" parameter applies a filter to the addresses. When it finds the string of characters you specified somewhere in the address, it shows the result. So if you want it to be at the front of the address, you have to wait for more results ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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April 30, 2017, 07:33:57 AM |
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Nice to see Waves go up, must be an ATH in $?
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April 30, 2017, 07:38:39 AM |
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Waves is becoming platform to make your crowdsale successful. I have been watching last few projects which used its platform and all were successfully got funded and post launch their performances on different exchanges are still impressive and awesome. Waves will be symbol of success in future.
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April 30, 2017, 07:48:30 AM |
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We are happy to announce WavesGO 2.0www.wavesgo.comIn this release, we have focused on building a server-side component that we call WavesGO BI (Business Intelligence). This is a node.js and MongoDB system that servers up API endpoints to the WavesGO website and allows us to provide information and views that would not be possible otherwise. The BI system took a lot of effort to complete and it will enable us to move faster from now on. It will allow us to create new features faster and easier going forward. Another big part of this release is the Waves Assets page which allows users to list assets, search assets, check prices and other information about each asset. Here's the full list of features in WavesGO 2.0: - Server-side BI system which makes it faster and easier to develop new features - Assets page. Lists assets and provides details of each asset such as price, 7 day graph (from Tidex or Cryptopia depending on the asset), number of trades, etc. - Removed the limitation to only see the last 1,000 blocks, now users can see all blocks and all transactions - Included transaction attachment information in the transaciton page - Addded link to the feedback page (please use that to request features or report bugs) - Bug Fix: Only outgoing transactions being shown in the accounts page - Bug Fix: Base target was always 0 Let us know if you have any questions or comments. We still have a big backlog to develop, including improvements to existing features, new features and bug fixes. As ever your support is greatly appreciated in helping us prioritise the backlog by using feedback.wavesgo.com. Go Waves! good announcemnet for all participan good luck!!
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MaGNeT
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April 30, 2017, 08:44:17 AM |
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There's been an update release for the Waves "walletgenerator" so I updated my tutorial too: Update 1.1 | How to generate Waves Vanity addressesFor Waves I found an easy way to generate personal "vanity" addresses, like 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8naLet me explain how to do this in this tutorial: Steps: 1. First make sure Oracle Java is installed. 2. Download the walletgenerator.jar (release 1.1) from https://github.com/PyWaves/scala_walletgenerator/releases3. If you don't trust the jar, compile it yourself or disconnect your computer from the internet. 4. Run the following command line, change the password and name to whatever you like. For an address with random upper and lower case characters (faster): java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 999999999 -p password -f MAGNET
For an address with an exact match of upper and lower case (slower): java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 999999999 -p password -f MaGNeT -s
Note: some characters are not allowed, Waves addresses are base58, so ‘0’ (zero), ‘O’ (capital o), ‘I’ (capital i), ‘l’ (lower case L) cannot be generated.5. Wait, be patient, this may take a while, even on a fast computer. If you are in a hurry, keep it to a maximum of 6 characters. Names over 7 characters may take days but it also depends on luck and CPU speed. 6. The walletgenerator will generate a wallet.dat and a CSV file holding the seed, private key, address, etc. 7. If the walletgenerator didn't generate a address you like, run it over and over again until you are satisfied. Patience is key here ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) 8. Save the seed, wallet.dat and password of the address you like to keep in a safe place, also print the seed and store it away safely. Official "read me" manual for the "Waves wallet generator": Waves wallet generator
This tool generates Waves addresses with 15 word seeds compatible with Waves Lite Client and Waves Full Node. The output is exported to a 'wallet.dat' for the Full Node and to a CSV file, 'addresses.csv', which contains the list of all generated addresses with seeds, private keys and public keys.
Usage
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar --help Waves wallet generator 1.1 Usage: walletgenerator [options]
-a, --append append to existing wallet.dat / addresses.csv -c, --count <value> number of addresses to generate -t, --testnet generate testnet addresses -p, --password <value> wallet password -f, --filter <value> filter addresses with a specific pattern -s, --case-sensitive case sensitive filtering --help prints this help message
Examples
Generate 3 testnet addresses. Output to screen, wallet.dat and addresses.csv
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -t -c 3 address # : 1 seed : pull assist echo fiscal learn lens feature boil frog banner term enter capable speed tone buddy mobile notable public key : 4U6LakyXD21Pz6JjmDys6gEBPihqT1qS4XVZefZ2H6Nq private key : 5soX8ym1dZNvupoP9nFNbuUy6S3dDxoEtoakfaHSvLH7 address : 3MswUSYbZVdYiysaLQmSFzd9mkhJfo83mqN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ address # : 2 seed : evil hotel logic open ordinary adjust hand glow neither planet mind acquire reunion maximum visual involve fence pumpkin public key : 4wB5UkAoTMikTicUpwcc3GbchNjBJCF5k4eYRvKf4igS private key : HjJanFFVy5kYVX6qErcYghQHmZNc6iZq9RnYkjULQaUN address : 3N4Htq8QkUAwNAuZUD5StDGqCqwhgU9AyhK ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ address # : 3 seed : tone devote ring relief injury sorry cute drive end favorite rather arm host battle drill aspect lounge vivid public key : 9GiVbdkZDzUFpAsMamtHXiCqq5yn3Cuke2B3hvEEJDD4 private key : H9scXQ47Y6ZuukNfYYoo4pzeVDMKWv9VvJM67CqexW3j address : 3MuamA5LeQFarEmVYvSdcgzEMCPkeCQVDfP ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Generate 100 mainnet addresses. Output to screen, wallet.dat (encrypted with 'mypassword') and addresses.csv
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 100 -p mypassword Generate 100 addresses. Output to screen, append to existing wallet.dat (encrypted with 'mypassword') and addresses.csv
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -a -c 100 -p mypassword Generate 100000 mainnet addresses, filter addresses containing the word 'WAVE' (case insensitive)
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 100000 -f WAVE address # : 1 seed : state upset better opera candy jelly shallow clutch jealous lunch laugh tomorrow perfect chuckle orphan salad ball filter public key : 6MKTLcaWAVcSqgYAqCrX1WU3eBnHY8J1yFk8Kww6wzmt private key : 26XS7rfzXo5RLCxBwAPkuM8tVz5RDVTWCcwvMfWqE2eM address : 3PJYrdbdhWaVeZ9MAMAmmSiYxozzbgCpwCH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ address # : 2 seed : pond limit much good fragile memory labor milk piece year slice system ball awake hurry level rabbit vacant public key : 2h5RwgVx8JFBGXFouKCmz564nV3FZhaFzJLTJPAD32B2 private key : 4HdCJUZaNHqGmhQpHhi2ztokQAzKTpavK52aaYoy5AP1 address : 3P6yem17BkSKWy27wavEogyzbQ3oo5LpUCi ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ address # : 3 seed : clog melody they edit kite shadow able diet faith okay grow tail gap entire picnic dry chaos glance public key : 54Q7nv5dZ3stBoYsCHU8ikPHLwxM3VbRgfAXbKoGBfhS private key : HBB4npdpKkDJh5jNv1eu7vX1FHXjkBgagyoCk4nCAmfC address : 3PPdLckWAveUmvHUsvsSJeRUxCJxqNGGpfQ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Same as above but case sensitive
$ java -jar walletgenerator.jar -c 100000 -p mypassword -f WAVE -s address # : 1 seed : legal ostrich sight enter guitar pen stock cattle dose tattoo define gossip author escape mass ten insane surround public key : EE76QcW273AAhkQjHhXf4cE211byqACdEHLR2pU4KsJm private key : AjM5PK4ACEPoPWeJ24o81Ag7psZgBk9Tz55LR5NDsryV address : 3PHhB1CvS6LcHNZSZWAVEv1ZTKDd7rFj9hf ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ address # : 2 seed : sail taste drink palm wrist antique few idea moon flat try blossom exist wide alien honey hidden rich public key : 9z2Gk2ykSHWJwqBbr2sbohxgP99w8aX57agmfLWDi1nP private key : F188SVQneiUmWsV4xJruR2mZVzsvRdWYKG2EWVPidfH9 address : 3PQAzuDDW9AhBWAVEbijz5Ttp8xv6A298gv ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Running multiple instances of Walletgenerator or on multiple computers will speed things up a bit. If you like this tiny tutorial, think of me and send some tokens of appreciation (pun intended ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) ) to: 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8na
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Fantum
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April 30, 2017, 09:12:38 AM |
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A bit confusing. Downloaded the newest version of the liteclient and imported my address. Now any orders I had previously put in do show in the order book but I cannot see my orders to cancel them. Please help.
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April 30, 2017, 09:19:59 AM |
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A bit confusing. Downloaded the newest version of the liteclient and imported my address. Now any orders I had previously put in do show in the order book but I cannot see my orders to cancel them. Please help.
The Chrome 0.4.17a client? Or the 0.4.17 client?
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April 30, 2017, 10:04:27 AM |
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A bit confusing. Downloaded the newest version of the liteclient and imported my address. Now any orders I had previously put in do show in the order book but I cannot see my orders to cancel them. Please help.
The Chrome 0.4.17a client? Or the 0.4.17 client? I went from 0.4.15 to 0.4.17, not chrome. Also how to deposit bitcoin? Send to Waves address? Thanks, but I reopened the older client and canceled my orders from there.
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