Obyte: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments

[HomoHenning]

how much Gbtyes will I get for 1 bitcoin tomorrow. thx!

[escapefrom3dom]

how much Gbtyes will I get for 1 bitcoin tomorrow. thx!

current transition rate: 0.0625 Gb/btc.

[seros]

Hi Team,

Anybody know if I can use my BTC address from an exchange, or do I have to download a BTC wallet.

Thank you vry much

[kaicrypzen]

Hi Team,

Anybody know if I can use my BTC address from an exchange, or do I have to download a BTC wallet.

Thank you vry much

An exchange address will not be accepted, it will be rejected by the bot because it will have more than two outputs. So yes, use an address you control and transfer your bitcoins to it.

[Loco Motive]

I moved my byteball to another wallet after initial distribution, should i relink it somehow or i will nontheless recive the +10%?
I found only the btc linking stuff

Yes, your BTC stay linked, so you will get your new bytes from btc to the old wallet, talk to the transition bot.
For the new wallet make sure to link your byte address to get the full amount of new blackbytes.

Thanks but i was talking about the " 0.1 new byte for each 1 byte received in the first round" part.
Do i need to move my bytes to the old wallet, to link the new somehow or i will get the 0.1 per 1 byte by just keeping them in my new wallet?

[seros]

Team,

Is a JAXX BTC wallet address OK?

Thanks for the quick response

[btcYoshimitsu]

Team,

Is a JAXX BTC wallet address OK?

Thanks for the quick response

It is advisable to use the wallet where it is possible to sign a message. Otherwise you will have to make a micropayment (0.001409 BTC) that would bind the Bitcoin address to byteball.

[ignis]

I moved my byteball to another wallet after initial distribution, should i relink it somehow or i will nontheless recive the +10%?
I found only the btc linking stuff

Yes, your BTC stay linked, so you will get your new bytes from btc to the old wallet, talk to the transition bot.
For the new wallet make sure to link your byte address to get the full amount of new blackbytes.

Thanks but i was talking about the " 0.1 new byte for each 1 byte received in the first round" part.
Do i need to move my bytes to the old wallet, to link the new somehow or i will get the 0.1 per 1 byte by just keeping them in my new wallet?

Sure.

For the bytes you hold on February 11 you receive 0.1 new byte for each 1 byte of your balance, even if your bytes are not on linked Byteball addresses.

[HomoHenning]

how much Gbtyes will I get for 1 bitcoin tomorrow. thx!

current transition rate: 0.0625 Gb/btc.

ok... around 4 dollars...not worth it.

[tricass]

what about HD wallets that generate unique addresses each time a spend is made and you have funds scattered around many addresses?

[CryptKeeper]

I moved my byteball to another wallet after initial distribution, should i relink it somehow or i will nontheless recive the +10%?
I found only the btc linking stuff

Yes, your BTC stay linked, so you will get your new bytes from btc to the old wallet, talk to the transition bot.
For the new wallet make sure to link your byte address to get the full amount of new blackbytes.

Thanks but i was talking about the " 0.1 new byte for each 1 byte received in the first round" part.
Do i need to move my bytes to the old wallet, to link the new somehow or i will get the 0.1 per 1 byte by just keeping them in my new wallet?

Every byte in every wallet will receive the 0.1 new bytes! Only for receiving new blackbytes you must link with a byte address.

[CryptKeeper]

what about HD wallets that generate unique addresses each time a spend is made and you have funds scattered around many addresses?

You can either move your complete balance to one linked address or you can sign a message for all addresses, one after the other. Sounds like a lot of work with signing but actually it could be faster because you don't have to wait for slow bitcoin confirmations!

[escapefrom3dom]

what about HD wallets that generate unique addresses each time a spend is made and you have funds scattered around many addresses?

u can move all ur bb balance to any address within ur bb wallet.

so just use this option.

[kola-schaar]

how much Gbtyes will I get for 1 bitcoin tomorrow. thx!

current transition rate: 0.0625 Gb/btc.

ok... around 4 dollars...not worth it.

"Everyone is trying to accomplish something big, not realizing that life is made up of little things.“

[kola-schaar]

Old title:Two Men Contemplating the Moon
New title: Dev an community waiting for snapshot

[davidoski]

It looks like the Moon eclipse

[tricass]

what about HD wallets that generate unique addresses each time a spend is made and you have funds scattered around many addresses?

You can either move your complete balance to one linked address or you can sign a message for all addresses, one after the other. Sounds like a lot of work with signing but actually it could be faster because you don't have to wait for slow bitcoin confirmations!

message signing is still hard or not yet possible natively with hardware wallets. so there's only the option of moving all funds to the one address.

[CryptKeeper]

what about HD wallets that generate unique addresses each time a spend is made and you have funds scattered around many addresses?

You can either move your complete balance to one linked address or you can sign a message for all addresses, one after the other. Sounds like a lot of work with signing but actually it could be faster because you don't have to wait for slow bitcoin confirmations!

message signing is still hard or not yet possible natively with hardware wallets. so there's only the option of moving all funds to the one address.

Here's a good list of wallets which supports signing: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.0

This is a tutorial about linking with a trezor: https://medium.com/byteball-help/tutorial-on-linking-trezor-wallet-to-byteball-account-via-signing-a-message-b4e390d7e1a8#.e9iy0wwzw

[str4wm4n]

Old title:Two Men Contemplating the Moon
New title: Dev an community waiting for snapshot

Awesome painting. This captures the feeling perfectly!

[scambust]

what about HD wallets that generate unique addresses each time a spend is made and you have funds scattered around many addresses?

You can either move your complete balance to one linked address or you can sign a message for all addresses, one after the other. Sounds like a lot of work with signing but actually it could be faster because you don't have to wait for slow bitcoin confirmations!

message signing is still hard or not yet possible natively with hardware wallets. so there's only the option of moving all funds to the one address.

Here's a good list of wallets which supports signing: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.0

This is a tutorial about linking with a trezor: https://medium.com/byteball-help/tutorial-on-linking-trezor-wallet-to-byteball-account-via-signing-a-message-b4e390d7e1a8#.e9iy0wwzw

Don't use Coinbase. It moves your BTC to a cold address in which you can't sign for.

You can use https://coinb.in/ to use your old private keys or you can generate a new address from there.