Electron Cash / Bitcoin Cash

[MattEOS]

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[aleksej996]

I got the transaction ID from the image ( 7a1768dea5683aa3e722eabdccc180c26a70f93be3fd882d0eb96a9fe557ca1f ) and it appears that it neither exists on a Bitcoin Cash network, nor on the Bitcoin network. So you will need to broadcast it to the network first and I am not sure on why it wasn't already, but it might have been as you said because it was on the Bitcoin network where it got reject due to the replay protection or the fact that those inputs were already spent if you sent it to another address successfully beforehand.

I am not sure how to rebroadcast it, but try those "Save" or "Copy" buttons and see if you can get a raw hex of the transaction and the broadcast it manually, with using a site like this https://blockexplorer.com/tx/send

You can use the Tor browser for privacy when publishing it.

[HCP]

I'll go ahead and guess that the issue is that your transaction was rejected by the BCC Server you were trying to connect too...

The reason you ask? Probably something to do with this...


Fairly sure that even the BCC network requires a fee

Delete the transaction... or restore your seed to another BCC wallet and it should be gone (as it isn't in the BCC mempool)... and you can try and send it again with a proper fee

[aleksej996]

In the image it still says that the fee is too low and the fee is only about 8 satoshis a byte. I don't know what is the minimum on Bitcoin Cash network, but on Bitcoin network you need couple of hundreds satoshis per byte. I would increase it further.

The transaction ID I got from the image is 2d5d7c0e0af1c458d9f0f64bc51733ffc6b0e0dfbc98437ebfe7f28cd0876f15
and checking the block explorer it seems that there is still no transaction with that ID https://bitcoincash.blockexplorer.com/

PS: There is none on Bitcoin network either with that ID.

[HCP]

Looks like the OP finally got it sorted: http://blockdozer.com/insight/tx/2d5d7c0e0af1c458d9f0f64bc51733ffc6b0e0dfbc98437ebfe7f28cd0876f15

Even with the ridiculously low fee of 0.00000003 BCH!!?! that works out at 0.00000009 BCH per kilobyte!!!?! #wtf

Guess the OP got a little confused with BCC and mBCC... 0.0003 mBCC is only 0.00000003 BCC!! Hahahaha... Just goes to show that the BCC network is definitely "low fee friendly!"

[NextLevel]

Hello,

For security reasons I want to verify the signature of the downloaded electron cash file. So I followed these instructions (https://www.linuxbabe.com/security/verify-pgp-signature-software-downloads-linux) but unfortunately on github there is no public key provided in form of an .asc file. Only this textfile:


-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: SKS 1.1.5
Comment: Hostname: pgp.mit.edu

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jdzE/g==
=PElt
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----


Can anybody explain me how to import the public key from this textfile?

[aleksej996]

Hello,

For security reasons I want to verify the signature of the downloaded electron cash file. So I followed these instructions (https://www.linuxbabe.com/security/verify-pgp-signature-software-downloads-linux) but unfortunately on github there is no public key provided in form of an .asc file. Only this textfile:

-snip-

Can anybody explain me how to import the public key from this textfile?

If you are using GPG, then just "gpg --import <name of file>" should do it.

[bobq]

Is there a thread dedicated on how to redeem your BCC stored in all possible wallets?

[HCP]

Is there a thread dedicated on how to redeem your BCC stored in all possible wallets?

Basically... it simply comes down to exporting either your private keys or your seed mnemonic (12/24 word backup) and then "importing" these into a compatible BCC wallet.

Some wallets are easier than others, as they make it super easy to export your keys/seed mnemonic and/or they have a "BCC Clone" like Electrum->ElectronCash or Bitcoin Core->BitcoinABC where you can actually just use your existing wallet file to get access to your BCC.

Others are a little more complex... and you need to find out what "Derivation Path" they use in combination with the seed mnemonic for the wallet addresses, so you can input that into ElectronCash (or the BIP39 Mnemonic Code Converter) and it regenerates the correct addresses.

Then you need to consider the "safety" of your BTC... It is considered "safe practice" to move your BTC from the exisiting keys/wallet before exporting/importing BCC clients so that only your BCC is at risk should the keys/seed be compromised. Having said that, as far as I'm aware, there have been no issues of people suffering loss when using "official" BCC clients downloaded from the "official" repositories on malware free computers...