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sprinkles
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February 17, 2018, 08:57:02 AM |
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I have a question about the current status of the network as it has been more than 6 hours since wallet on Bittrex and cryptopia is on automated maintenance mode. I was wondering whether there is something officially going on as at the same time two different exchanges are showing same kind of status.
Bittrex wallet working fine now. Withdrew all my Bytes last night in a few chunks and each time they hit my wallet in under 1 minute.
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CryptoRobert
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February 17, 2018, 10:19:57 AM |
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Why is there no official information about the March airdrop? People here are posting as if it would happen, but it is not clear when exactly and there is no information on the OP.
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Wekkel
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February 17, 2018, 11:46:06 AM |
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This is Byteball. In Byteball you do not get marketing and hype 
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Karartma1
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February 17, 2018, 11:53:05 AM |
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This is Byteball. In Byteball you do not get marketing and hype  This is Byteball. In Byteball you do not get marketing and hype while you actually get working code and products. Something is not easily found in the crypto world 
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JesusCryptos
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February 17, 2018, 12:01:42 PM |
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which is the best way to switch from a full node wallet to a light one - without losing old addresses of course?
If you only have public assets (bytes for instance) then the seed is enough. Save it, uninstall your full wallet, install a light wallet and restore using the seed. You'll get your addresses with their public assets' balances. If you have private assets (blackbytes for instance) then you'll have to wait for your full wallet to sync, install a(n intermediary) light wallet elsewhere (a different user will do if you want to stay on the same machine) and transfer your blackbytes then your bytes to it. If you want your old addresses back, then after emptying your full wallet, uninstall it, install a light one and recover from the seed. You'll then have to send your assets from your intermediary light wallet to your newly installed light wallet (always leave sending the bytes at the end, because you'll need them for fees to send everything else). I went through the process as suggested but I had to find out that this is simply not possible if you have multisig addresses in your app. While trying to recover from the seed I've got a message of "invalid seed", I guess because there were multisig addresses inside. So it really seems that if you want to switch from a full node wallet to a light one and you are having multisig addresses you cannot do it without losing all your old addresses. It is a pity, because one should never renounce to old addresses just in case you find out you still need some. However, keeping the full node on PC is a constant pain one would rather get rid of. So the only choice not to lose the old addresses while switching to a lite node is to keep forever ALSO a backup of your (now emptied) fullnode wallet, to be restored just in case of need. I hope my experience can be useful to others with my same needs.
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CryptoRobert
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February 17, 2018, 12:10:32 PM |
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This is Byteball. In Byteball you do not get marketing and hype  This is Byteball. In Byteball you do not get marketing and hype while you actually get working code and products. Something is not easily found in the crypto world  We surely agree in this, that's why we are here in fact, piling up precious Gigabytes for our tomorrows  Meanwhile I've found a mention of the upcoming Airdrop on the website. It should happen on the 2nd of March, unless it would be decided not to do it 
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Traderbtcc
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★Bitvest.io★ Play Plinko or Invest!
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February 17, 2018, 03:08:04 PM |
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Why is there no official information about the March airdrop? People here are posting as if it would happen, but it is not clear when exactly and there is no information on the OP.
If you had checked the website rather than the OP, You would've seen the answer to your question. Btw, The march airdrop is scheduled for 2nd March, 2018. OPs are only updated with information available at the time the thread was created.
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Real Miracle
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February 17, 2018, 03:10:41 PM |
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Hi! Im really interested in getting into byteball once this correction settles.
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ParanoidLunatic
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February 17, 2018, 05:32:43 PM |
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How do i sign up for the airdrop with a segwit address? They say we cannnot sign messages but I did it just fine for the Bitcoin Rhodium airdrop.
Hey I don't know actually what's the heck held your back from including btc address into future drop distribution list of byteball? But just wondering why would segwit address opt to acts as a core reason to prevent you linking btc address into byteball wallet transition system! Anyway make sure you spends little a bit time reading few guidelines to follow for linking address before start of the process! Here is a great reading regarding how to linking btc address for participating byteball airdrop's distribution! https://wiki.byteball.org/airdropThanks! When I tried to link my segwit (starts with 3) with the transition bot it replied with this: "Only P2PKH addresses (those that start with 1) can sign messages." it said i can verify with a microtransaction but i rather use signing messages and dont see why it wouldnt work.
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Michail1
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February 17, 2018, 06:54:37 PM |
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When I tried to link my segwit (starts with 3) with the transition bot it replied with this: "Only P2PKH addresses (those that start with 1) can sign messages." it said i can verify with a microtransaction but i rather use signing messages and dont see why it wouldnt work.
It doesn't matter what you rather do. Your option is to do what the bot says or not do it at all. You can't sign with a SW address, so you can't do it. That said, if you want to register by using the signing method, then move your coins to an address that can actually sign messages (legacy / addresses starting with a 1).
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ParanoidLunatic
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February 17, 2018, 08:19:31 PM |
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When I tried to link my segwit (starts with 3) with the transition bot it replied with this: "Only P2PKH addresses (those that start with 1) can sign messages." it said i can verify with a microtransaction but i rather use signing messages and dont see why it wouldnt work.
It doesn't matter what you rather do. Your option is to do what the bot says or not do it at all. You can't sign with a SW address, so you can't do it. That said, if you want to register by using the signing method, then move your coins to an address that can actually sign messages (legacy / addresses starting with a 1). This isnt helpful at all and with terrible attitude... Regardless of what i do, devs should try and make their bot work well and should i not report a possible bug? There is no reason signing doesnt work with segwit address.
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pineapple express
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February 17, 2018, 08:53:30 PM |
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When I tried to link my segwit (starts with 3) with the transition bot it replied with this: "Only P2PKH addresses (those that start with 1) can sign messages." it said i can verify with a microtransaction but i rather use signing messages and dont see why it wouldnt work.
It doesn't matter what you rather do. Your option is to do what the bot says or not do it at all. You can't sign with a SW address, so you can't do it. That said, if you want to register by using the signing method, then move your coins to an address that can actually sign messages (legacy / addresses starting with a 1). This isnt helpful at all and with terrible attitude... Regardless of what i do, devs should try and make their bot work well and should i not report a possible bug? There is no reason signing doesnt work with segwit address. I think it because segwit coin fork. Buy real bitcoins and do what the bot says, no one's not care what you rather do
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statdude
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February 17, 2018, 10:05:29 PM |
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WTS a large number of blackbyte, 250k - 500k MBB, PM offers (ABOVE current market price)
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kokopopz
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February 17, 2018, 10:32:22 PM |
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WTS a large number of blackbyte, 250k - 500k MBB, PM offers (ABOVE current market price)
Did you try one of the blackbyte bots? I dont see why I would buy above marketprice...
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ByteFan
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February 18, 2018, 06:56:17 AM |
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MaryAngela_Fantocci
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Buy/Sell crypto at BestChange
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February 18, 2018, 09:16:42 AM |
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Hello and good day  Are there any plans for future bytes and blackbytes distributions for coin holders?
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Karartma1
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February 18, 2018, 10:15:45 AM |
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I was trying to send GBB to another address but I got the following message: Could not send payment: Too many messages, try sending a smaller amount. Anybody had that before?
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xlcus
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February 18, 2018, 11:19:46 AM |
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Hello and good day  Are there any plans for future bytes and blackbytes distributions for coin holders? Find on the website: https://byteball.orgThe 11th round is tentatively scheduled for the full moon of March (Mar 2, 2018 at 00:51 UTC). The balances will be snapshotted at the time of the first Bitcoin block after this date, and rules for this round are as indicated above. Depending on the progress of other distribution methods, this round can be postponed or even canceled. Chat with the Transition Bot to link your Bitcoin and Byteball addresses and participate, track linking progress at transition.byteball.org.
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-doubleU-
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February 18, 2018, 11:57:21 AM |
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I was trying to send GBB to another address but I got the following message: Could not send payment: Too many messages, try sending a smaller amount. Anybody had that before?
This error message is explained on the Byteball Wiki Page. It seems you want send a great amount of Blackbytes, try to send many smaller transactions.
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