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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
? I think he's saying there have been two times coins have been sent out of his wallet that he didn't do himself. It sounds like he might be drunk on his own product and just doesn't remember doing it  That's what i thought :-) It's not logical that someone stole just part of MN wallet, no? Ok gentlemen...here's the scenario. I have one wallet holding the wallet of 10 MN's in it....the wallet shows 49 DASH being "minused" but does not provide a wallet address just a transaction ID. on a second wallet I have another 10MN's on it. it shows 66 DASH being "minused" same as above. It does show what looks like MN payment amounts like 2.3DASH etc being lumped together in the total of the 49 DASH. |
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May 06, 2015, 12:52:14 AM |
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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
Did you or someone else set-up the masternodes? Is someone managing the nodes for you? Yes...splawik, but he's sleeping I'm sure. He's been awesome with helping me but I'm trying to also help myself and learn how this all works. |
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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
Did you or someone else set-up the masternodes? Is someone managing the nodes for you? Yes...splawik, but he's sleeping I'm sure. He's been awesome with helping me but I'm trying to also help myself and learn how this all works. Hm, he will find what happen himself or with help I'm sure. And I 'd like to know. |
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May 06, 2015, 01:36:52 AM |
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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
Did you or someone else set-up the masternodes? Is someone managing the nodes for you? Yes...splawik, but he's sleeping I'm sure. He's been awesome with helping me but I'm trying to also help myself and learn how this all works. Hm, he will find what happen himself or with help I'm sure. And I 'd like to know. I'm wondering if its because I have the wallet addresses mirrored from a master wallet to the 2 new wallets i created that its showing this. Like the coins are being pulled back to the master wallet....I know I'm not articulating this properly...but I hope it makes sense. |
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May 06, 2015, 02:14:42 AM |
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i see you guys a desperate for Page 5000 ? should i give it a shot ? i think i have enough images  |
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good post !! this is totally ridiculous, specially in a country like nepal where corruption is written all over it ! good on CT for that story ! |
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May 06, 2015, 02:29:18 AM |
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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
Did you or someone else set-up the masternodes? Is someone managing the nodes for you? Yes...splawik, but he's sleeping I'm sure. He's been awesome with helping me but I'm trying to also help myself and learn how this all works. Hm, he will find what happen himself or with help I'm sure. And I 'd like to know. I'm wondering if its because I have the wallet addresses mirrored from a master wallet to the 2 new wallets i created that its showing this. Like the coins are being pulled back to the master wallet....I know I'm not articulating this properly...but I hope it makes sense. There is a common misunderstanding about how wallet works and I'd like to make it clear once again: there are no coins in a wallet actually, only private keys. All your coins are always on blockchain and wallet just gives you access to them by "unlocking" them in blockchain with your private keys allowing you to move coins to another address (i.e. to be secured by another private keys). So when you have "mirrored addresses" you actually have private keys (i.e. access to your coins on blockchain) in both wallets and if you move coins in one wallet you actually move them on blockchain. And if you sent some from that second wallet to another address you might used some inputs from the address that 10MN-wallet knows about. Let me guess... Did you mix non-1K funds in your second wallet?  |
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May 06, 2015, 04:19:23 AM |
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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
Did you or someone else set-up the masternodes? Is someone managing the nodes for you? Yes...splawik, but he's sleeping I'm sure. He's been awesome with helping me but I'm trying to also help myself and learn how this all works. Hm, he will find what happen himself or with help I'm sure. And I 'd like to know. I'm wondering if its because I have the wallet addresses mirrored from a master wallet to the 2 new wallets i created that its showing this. Like the coins are being pulled back to the master wallet....I know I'm not articulating this properly...but I hope it makes sense. There is a common misunderstanding about how wallet works and I'd like to make it clear once again: there are no coins in a wallet actually, only private keys. All your coins are always on blockchain and wallet just gives you access to them by "unlocking" them in blockchain with your private keys allowing you to move coins to another address (i.e. to be secured by another private keys). So when you have "mirrored addresses" you actually have private keys (i.e. access to your coins on blockchain) in both wallets and if you move coins in one wallet you actually move them on blockchain. And if you sent some from that second wallet to another address you might used some inputs from the address that 10MN-wallet knows about. Let me guess... Did you mix non-1K funds in your second wallet? NO! I'm not moron. These three wallets are only used for MN's! I do No NOT do transactions from these wallets. The setup is 1 main wallet on one machine, then w2 priv wallets with 10 MN's in each of the second priv wallets on 2 other machines. I these are all in separate machines, 3 computers. The main is not connected to the Internet. I have a 4th separate computer that has tx usable dash for mixing etc. And a 5th android device wallet as well exchange wallets. This whole ecosystem, IE All Crypto Currency, is not easy to understand or use. My back ground, for example, before the winery, I owned an IT company implementing network solutions with Novel and Windows NT, early 90's. Building systems for school boards and medical offices etc... When u had to set up IRQ and DMA settings on network cards on token ring and the cluster *#+a that was hardware back in the day. I Was one of the first companies to roll out digital xray systems for dental offices etcetera... So I know my way around computers and what I'm saying as I've said many times before this stuff it's NOT intuitive. Even Using wallets and it's features is NOT easy for everyday Joe. There seems to be a prevailing attitude among the crypto community, all crypto coins techies, suffer a lack of empathy for the average Joe. |
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May 06, 2015, 04:30:08 AM |
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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
Did you or someone else set-up the masternodes? Is someone managing the nodes for you? Yes...splawik, but he's sleeping I'm sure. He's been awesome with helping me but I'm trying to also help myself and learn how this all works. Hm, he will find what happen himself or with help I'm sure. And I 'd like to know. I'm wondering if its because I have the wallet addresses mirrored from a master wallet to the 2 new wallets i created that its showing this. Like the coins are being pulled back to the master wallet....I know I'm not articulating this properly...but I hope it makes sense. There is a common misunderstanding about how wallet works and I'd like to make it clear once again: there are no coins in a wallet actually, only private keys. All your coins are always on blockchain and wallet just gives you access to them by "unlocking" them in blockchain with your private keys allowing you to move coins to another address (i.e. to be secured by another private keys). So when you have "mirrored addresses" you actually have private keys (i.e. access to your coins on blockchain) in both wallets and if you move coins in one wallet you actually move them on blockchain. And if you sent some from that second wallet to another address you might used some inputs from the address that 10MN-wallet knows about. Let me guess... Did you mix non-1K funds in your second wallet? NO! I'm not moron. These three wallets are only used for MN's! I do No NOT do transactions from these wallets. The setup is 1 main wallet on one machine, then w2 priv wallets with 10 MN's in each of the second priv wallets on 2 other machines. I these are all in separate machines, 3 computers. The main is not connected to the Internet. I have a 4th separate computer that has tx usable dash for mixing etc. And a 5th android device wallet as well exchange wallets. This whole ecosystem, IE All Crypto Currency, is not easy to understand or use. My back ground, for example, before the winery, I owned an IT company implementing network solutions with Novel and Windows NT, early 90's. Building systems for school boards and medical offices etc... When u had to set up IRQ and DMA settings on network cards on token ring and the cluster *#+a that was hardware back in the day. I Was one of the first companies to roll out digital xray systems for dental offices etcetera... So I know my way around computers and what I'm saying as I've said many times before this stuff it's NOT intuitive. Even Using wallets and it's features is NOT easy for everyday Joe. There seems to be a prevailing attitude among the crypto community, all crypto coins techies, suffer a lack of empathy for the average Joe. It sounds like a coin toss as to whether your coins were ripped off or whether they were moved by accident. As you say you might have some confusion going on. I don't think udjin meant any insult. You should shut you masternodes down, get control of your coins, double check that they are super duper secure then start over if you really are spooked. |
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May 06, 2015, 04:34:59 AM |
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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
Did you or someone else set-up the masternodes? Is someone managing the nodes for you? Yes...splawik, but he's sleeping I'm sure. He's been awesome with helping me but I'm trying to also help myself and learn how this all works. Hm, he will find what happen himself or with help I'm sure. And I 'd like to know. I'm wondering if its because I have the wallet addresses mirrored from a master wallet to the 2 new wallets i created that its showing this. Like the coins are being pulled back to the master wallet....I know I'm not articulating this properly...but I hope it makes sense. There is a common misunderstanding about how wallet works and I'd like to make it clear once again: there are no coins in a wallet actually, only private keys. All your coins are always on blockchain and wallet just gives you access to them by "unlocking" them in blockchain with your private keys allowing you to move coins to another address (i.e. to be secured by another private keys). So when you have "mirrored addresses" you actually have private keys (i.e. access to your coins on blockchain) in both wallets and if you move coins in one wallet you actually move them on blockchain. And if you sent some from that second wallet to another address you might used some inputs from the address that 10MN-wallet knows about. Let me guess... Did you mix non-1K funds in your second wallet? NO! I'm not moron. These three wallets are only used for MN's! I do No NOT do transactions from these wallets. The setup is 1 main wallet on one machine, then w2 priv wallets with 10 MN's in each of the second priv wallets on 2 other machines. I these are all in separate machines, 3 computers. The main is not connected to the Internet. I have a 4th separate computer that has tx usable dash for mixing etc. And a 5th android device wallet as well exchange wallets. This whole ecosystem, IE All Crypto Currency, is not easy to understand or use. My back ground, for example, before the winery, I owned an IT company implementing network solutions with Novel and Windows NT, early 90's. Building systems for school boards and medical offices etc... When u had to set up IRQ and DMA settings on network cards on token ring and the cluster *#+a that was hardware back in the day. I Was one of the first companies to roll out digital xray systems for dental offices etcetera... So I know my way around computers and what I'm saying as I've said many times before this stuff it's NOT intuitive. Even Using wallets and it's features is NOT easy for everyday Joe. There seems to be a prevailing attitude among the crypto community, all crypto coins techies, suffer a lack of empathy for the average Joe. I couldn't agree more Bigrcanada! The complexities of how the wallet's handle change addresses, how many addresses are in their internal pool they generate and the specific circumstances of when a wallet generates a new address in addition to those in the pool that may not end up in your wallet.dat backup is way way too complicated! Until we work out ways to negate all of this silly technobabble talk around this stuff, crypto will just be a hobby realm for propeller heads as it's still just way too easy for people to lose their coins. Look at what happened with Camosoul all those months back when he went into complete meltdown on RC4's release and almost lost 5K of DRK (or thereabouts, can't remember the specifics) as his main wallet.dat and then backup wallet.dats became corrupted. Honestly, guys this (what Bigrcanada's just experienced) and the difficulties of converting fiat to crypto and back again I see as the two biggest stumbling blocks to adoption and the key areas that need to be addressed. |
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May 06, 2015, 04:36:51 AM |
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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
Did you or someone else set-up the masternodes? Is someone managing the nodes for you? Yes...splawik, but he's sleeping I'm sure. He's been awesome with helping me but I'm trying to also help myself and learn how this all works. Hm, he will find what happen himself or with help I'm sure. And I 'd like to know. I'm wondering if its because I have the wallet addresses mirrored from a master wallet to the 2 new wallets i created that its showing this. Like the coins are being pulled back to the master wallet....I know I'm not articulating this properly...but I hope it makes sense. There is a common misunderstanding about how wallet works and I'd like to make it clear once again: there are no coins in a wallet actually, only private keys. All your coins are always on blockchain and wallet just gives you access to them by "unlocking" them in blockchain with your private keys allowing you to move coins to another address (i.e. to be secured by another private keys). So when you have "mirrored addresses" you actually have private keys (i.e. access to your coins on blockchain) in both wallets and if you move coins in one wallet you actually move them on blockchain. And if you sent some from that second wallet to another address you might used some inputs from the address that 10MN-wallet knows about. Let me guess... Did you mix non-1K funds in your second wallet? NO! I'm not moron. These three wallets are only used for MN's! I do No NOT do transactions from these wallets. The setup is 1 main wallet on one machine, then w2 priv wallets with 10 MN's in each of the second priv wallets on 2 other machines. I these are all in separate machines, 3 computers. The main is not connected to the Internet. I have a 4th separate computer that has tx usable dash for mixing etc. And a 5th android device wallet as well exchange wallets. This whole ecosystem, IE All Crypto Currency, is not easy to understand or use. My back ground, for example, before the winery, I owned an IT company implementing network solutions with Novel and Windows NT, early 90's. Building systems for school boards and medical offices etc... When u had to set up IRQ and DMA settings on network cards on token ring and the cluster *#+a that was hardware back in the day. I Was one of the first companies to roll out digital xray systems for dental offices etcetera... So I know my way around computers and what I'm saying as I've said many times before this stuff it's NOT intuitive. Even Using wallets and it's features is NOT easy for everyday Joe. There seems to be a prevailing attitude among the crypto community, all crypto coins techies, suffer a lack of empathy for the average Joe. It sounds like a coin toss as to whether your coins were ripped off or whether they were moved by accident. As you say you might have some confusion going on. I don't think udjin meant any insult. You should shut you masternodes down, get control of your coins, double check that they are super duper secure then start over if you really are spooked. Thanks. Not spooked.. These systems are rarely on the Internet other then updating. On my master wallet system it shows no funds moving anywhere. My question is more out of curiosity... Why did the priv key secondary wallets on the 2 different machines show funds being subtracted... Yet the master wallet did not reflect this... A technical question as I'm building understanding of who all this works. Thanks. |
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May 06, 2015, 04:40:35 AM |
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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
Did you or someone else set-up the masternodes? Is someone managing the nodes for you? Yes...splawik, but he's sleeping I'm sure. He's been awesome with helping me but I'm trying to also help myself and learn how this all works. Hm, he will find what happen himself or with help I'm sure. And I 'd like to know. I'm wondering if its because I have the wallet addresses mirrored from a master wallet to the 2 new wallets i created that its showing this. Like the coins are being pulled back to the master wallet....I know I'm not articulating this properly...but I hope it makes sense. There is a common misunderstanding about how wallet works and I'd like to make it clear once again: there are no coins in a wallet actually, only private keys. All your coins are always on blockchain and wallet just gives you access to them by "unlocking" them in blockchain with your private keys allowing you to move coins to another address (i.e. to be secured by another private keys). So when you have "mirrored addresses" you actually have private keys (i.e. access to your coins on blockchain) in both wallets and if you move coins in one wallet you actually move them on blockchain. And if you sent some from that second wallet to another address you might used some inputs from the address that 10MN-wallet knows about. Let me guess... Did you mix non-1K funds in your second wallet? NO! I'm not moron. These three wallets are only used for MN's! I do No NOT do transactions from these wallets. The setup is 1 main wallet on one machine, then w2 priv wallets with 10 MN's in each of the second priv wallets on 2 other machines. I these are all in separate machines, 3 computers. The main is not connected to the Internet. I have a 4th separate computer that has tx usable dash for mixing etc. And a 5th android device wallet as well exchange wallets. This whole ecosystem, IE All Crypto Currency, is not easy to understand or use. My back ground, for example, before the winery, I owned an IT company implementing network solutions with Novel and Windows NT, early 90's. Building systems for school boards and medical offices etc... When u had to set up IRQ and DMA settings on network cards on token ring and the cluster *#+a that was hardware back in the day. I Was one of the first companies to roll out digital xray systems for dental offices etcetera... So I know my way around computers and what I'm saying as I've said many times before this stuff it's NOT intuitive. Even Using wallets and it's features is NOT easy for everyday Joe. There seems to be a prevailing attitude among the crypto community, all crypto coins techies, suffer a lack of empathy for the average Joe. I couldn't agree more Bigrcanada! The complexities of how the wallet's handle change addresses, how many addresses are in their internal pool they generate and the specific circumstances of when a wallet generates a new address in addition to those in the pool that may not end up in your wallet.dat backup is way way too complicated! Until we work out ways to negate all of this silly technobabble talk around this stuff, crypto will just be a hobby realm for propeller heads as it's still just way too easy for people to lose their coins. Look at what happened with Camosoul all those months back when he went into complete meltdown on RC4's release and almost lost 5K of DRK (or thereabouts, can't remember the specifics) as his main wallet.dat and then backup wallet.dats became corrupted. Honestly, guys this (what Bigrcanada's just experienced) and the difficulties of converting fiat to crypto and back again I see as the two biggest stumbling blocks to adoption and the key areas that need to be addressed. Thank you... That is exactly what I intended to say. This is true to all crypto. We need to work on these 2 areas... And not just more technical features. Otherwise... There is No hope for adoption. |
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May 06, 2015, 04:47:33 AM |
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It sounds like a coin toss as to whether your coins were ripped off or whether they were moved by accident. As you say you might have some confusion going on. I don't think udjin meant any insult. You should shut you masternodes down, get control of your coins, double check that they are super duper secure then start over if you really are spooked.
Thanks. Not spooked.. These systems are rarely on the Internet other then updating. On my master wallet system it shows no funds moving anywhere. My question is more out of curiosity... Why did the priv key secondary wallets on the 2 different machines show funds being subtracted... Yet the master wallet did not reflect this... A technical question as I'm building understanding of who all this works. Thanks. It's weird enough that you should be spooked. If someone had control of the wallet they might withdraw profits while allowing the nodes to continue drawing interest until they smelled the heat. About the master wallet, it would show no balance change if it was not synced yet, is it fully synced? The blockchain is the the 'truth' in this case, so look on an explorer. tldr: start from scratch after having mixed the coins and use any guide other than Tao's, but it sounds like its the cold wallet that is compromised. |
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May 06, 2015, 04:50:46 AM |
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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
Did you or someone else set-up the masternodes? Is someone managing the nodes for you? Yes...splawik, but he's sleeping I'm sure. He's been awesome with helping me but I'm trying to also help myself and learn how this all works. Hm, he will find what happen himself or with help I'm sure. And I 'd like to know. I'm wondering if its because I have the wallet addresses mirrored from a master wallet to the 2 new wallets i created that its showing this. Like the coins are being pulled back to the master wallet....I know I'm not articulating this properly...but I hope it makes sense. There is a common misunderstanding about how wallet works and I'd like to make it clear once again: there are no coins in a wallet actually, only private keys. All your coins are always on blockchain and wallet just gives you access to them by "unlocking" them in blockchain with your private keys allowing you to move coins to another address (i.e. to be secured by another private keys). So when you have "mirrored addresses" you actually have private keys (i.e. access to your coins on blockchain) in both wallets and if you move coins in one wallet you actually move them on blockchain. And if you sent some from that second wallet to another address you might used some inputs from the address that 10MN-wallet knows about. Let me guess... Did you mix non-1K funds in your second wallet? NO! I'm not moron. These three wallets are only used for MN's! I do No NOT do transactions from these wallets. The setup is 1 main wallet on one machine, then w2 priv wallets with 10 MN's in each of the second priv wallets on 2 other machines. I these are all in separate machines, 3 computers. The main is not connected to the Internet. I have a 4th separate computer that has tx usable dash for mixing etc. And a 5th android device wallet as well exchange wallets. This whole ecosystem, IE All Crypto Currency, is not easy to understand or use. My back ground, for example, before the winery, I owned an IT company implementing network solutions with Novel and Windows NT, early 90's. Building systems for school boards and medical offices etc... When u had to set up IRQ and DMA settings on network cards on token ring and the cluster *#+a that was hardware back in the day. I Was one of the first companies to roll out digital xray systems for dental offices etcetera... So I know my way around computers and what I'm saying as I've said many times before this stuff it's NOT intuitive. Even Using wallets and it's features is NOT easy for everyday Joe. There seems to be a prevailing attitude among the crypto community, all crypto coins techies, suffer a lack of empathy for the average Joe. I couldn't agree more Bigrcanada! The complexities of how the wallet's handle change addresses, how many addresses are in their internal pool they generate and the specific circumstances of when a wallet generates a new address in addition to those in the pool that may not end up in your wallet.dat backup is way way too complicated! Until we work out ways to negate all of this silly technobabble talk around this stuff, crypto will just be a hobby realm for propeller heads as it's still just way too easy for people to lose their coins. Look at what happened with Camosoul all those months back when he went into complete meltdown on RC4's release and almost lost 5K of DRK (or thereabouts, can't remember the specifics) as his main wallet.dat and then backup wallet.dats became corrupted. Honestly, guys this (what Bigrcanada's just experienced) and the difficulties of converting fiat to crypto and back again I see as the two biggest stumbling blocks to adoption and the key areas that need to be addressed. Thank you... That is exactly what I intended to say. This is true to all crypto. We need to work on these 2 areas... And not just more technical features. Otherwise... There is No hope for adoption. Could it be those transactions don't show in Master wallet because it is not updated (you mention it is not connected to the internet)? |
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May 06, 2015, 04:54:07 AM |
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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
Did you or someone else set-up the masternodes? Is someone managing the nodes for you? Yes...splawik, but he's sleeping I'm sure. He's been awesome with helping me but I'm trying to also help myself and learn how this all works. Hm, he will find what happen himself or with help I'm sure. And I 'd like to know. I'm wondering if its because I have the wallet addresses mirrored from a master wallet to the 2 new wallets i created that its showing this. Like the coins are being pulled back to the master wallet....I know I'm not articulating this properly...but I hope it makes sense. There is a common misunderstanding about how wallet works and I'd like to make it clear once again: there are no coins in a wallet actually, only private keys. All your coins are always on blockchain and wallet just gives you access to them by "unlocking" them in blockchain with your private keys allowing you to move coins to another address (i.e. to be secured by another private keys). So when you have "mirrored addresses" you actually have private keys (i.e. access to your coins on blockchain) in both wallets and if you move coins in one wallet you actually move them on blockchain. And if you sent some from that second wallet to another address you might used some inputs from the address that 10MN-wallet knows about. Let me guess... Did you mix non-1K funds in your second wallet? NO! I'm not moron. These three wallets are only used for MN's! I do No NOT do transactions from these wallets. The setup is 1 main wallet on one machine, then w2 priv wallets with 10 MN's in each of the second priv wallets on 2 other machines. I these are all in separate machines, 3 computers. The main is not connected to the Internet. I have a 4th separate computer that has tx usable dash for mixing etc. And a 5th android device wallet as well exchange wallets. This whole ecosystem, IE All Crypto Currency, is not easy to understand or use. My back ground, for example, before the winery, I owned an IT company implementing network solutions with Novel and Windows NT, early 90's. Building systems for school boards and medical offices etc... When u had to set up IRQ and DMA settings on network cards on token ring and the cluster *#+a that was hardware back in the day. I Was one of the first companies to roll out digital xray systems for dental offices etcetera... So I know my way around computers and what I'm saying as I've said many times before this stuff it's NOT intuitive. Even Using wallets and it's features is NOT easy for everyday Joe. There seems to be a prevailing attitude among the crypto community, all crypto coins techies, suffer a lack of empathy for the average Joe. Err... I didn't mean it.. "All this crypto is very confusing and I want to help" - that what I tried to say and also to explain how it works.. Sorry if it sounded wrong.. I have no idea why Satoshi called this software a "wallet" while it should be a "key holder" or smth like that - I've seen lots of confusion coming from that. I had hard times personally explaining all this crypo to my close friend who also know his way around computer. I just know it's not that easy to get it. Anyway... mind sharing more specific info in email (txid for a start)? UdjinM6@dashpay.io |
DASH: XsV4GHVKGTjQFvwB7c6mYsGV3Mxf7iser6
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Have a withdrawal of 49 DASH that I never made, happen on my masternodes wallet. The amounts look like MN payments... this has happened twice now...another wallet had 66 DASH withdrawn?
Did you or someone else set-up the masternodes? Is someone managing the nodes for you? Yes...splawik, but he's sleeping I'm sure. He's been awesome with helping me but I'm trying to also help myself and learn how this all works. Hm, he will find what happen himself or with help I'm sure. And I 'd like to know. I'm wondering if its because I have the wallet addresses mirrored from a master wallet to the 2 new wallets i created that its showing this. Like the coins are being pulled back to the master wallet....I know I'm not articulating this properly...but I hope it makes sense. There is a common misunderstanding about how wallet works and I'd like to make it clear once again: there are no coins in a wallet actually, only private keys. All your coins are always on blockchain and wallet just gives you access to them by "unlocking" them in blockchain with your private keys allowing you to move coins to another address (i.e. to be secured by another private keys). So when you have "mirrored addresses" you actually have private keys (i.e. access to your coins on blockchain) in both wallets and if you move coins in one wallet you actually move them on blockchain. And if you sent some from that second wallet to another address you might used some inputs from the address that 10MN-wallet knows about. Let me guess... Did you mix non-1K funds in your second wallet? NO! I'm not moron. These three wallets are only used for MN's! I do No NOT do transactions from these wallets. The setup is 1 main wallet on one machine, then w2 priv wallets with 10 MN's in each of the second priv wallets on 2 other machines. I these are all in separate machines, 3 computers. The main is not connected to the Internet. I have a 4th separate computer that has tx usable dash for mixing etc. And a 5th android device wallet as well exchange wallets. This whole ecosystem, IE All Crypto Currency, is not easy to understand or use. My back ground, for example, before the winery, I owned an IT company implementing network solutions with Novel and Windows NT, early 90's. Building systems for school boards and medical offices etc... When u had to set up IRQ and DMA settings on network cards on token ring and the cluster *#+a that was hardware back in the day. I Was one of the first companies to roll out digital xray systems for dental offices etcetera... So I know my way around computers and what I'm saying as I've said many times before this stuff it's NOT intuitive. Even Using wallets and it's features is NOT easy for everyday Joe. There seems to be a prevailing attitude among the crypto community, all crypto coins techies, suffer a lack of empathy for the average Joe. sorry man but i do NOT agree i am average Joe when it comes to computers, and the key is to have a simple, save system in place ! why are you using 4 - 5 different devices ? you totally lost me there already and probably yourself as well i would start from scratch and make sure it is simple and save and done no problems here |
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