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[Altcoin4life]

Hi,

I'm probably the last to get my coins, something weird is happening I looked at the block explorer and my 2 addresses show I "received the coins" but they are not in my wallet. Please note I've been synced now for 10 minutes does it take more time since the network is new to actually have them show in my wallet? Here are my addresses and the block explorer.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/arch/address.dws?AUjasS93VXxVm3K4VJ43aiQo9R1WhCmuLH.htm

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/arch/address.dws?AHfSiTG53nDcAeJ8Gst1T6XMiA3kGZJij3.htm


Any help (i'm sure it's probably a waiting thing) will be appreciated.

Edit: Seeing how the market is looking, I guess I need to thank Architect for pulling off (finally in a sea of shit ICO's) a great coin/project.

Ok it's not a waiting thing, I just sent 2500 Arch from bittrex to my wallet they arrived in 1 minute. Now I'm worried, how could my ico coins appear sent in the block explorer to my addresses but not be showing??

I would delete everything in the wallet data folder %Appdata%\Archcoin EXCEPT wallet.dat and launch the wallet again to resync?

If you have deleted all the folder ( and also the wallet.dat) I think you have lost all "your" coin.

No I never mentioned deletion of anything, They simply are not being received by my wallet despite me owning and literally copying both addresses and looking in the block explorer as shown above. This is a first for me and i've been in crypto for years so it's very odd that they are in the blockchain as sent transactions but not showing up in wallet balance.

Ok I tried the command "-rescan" and it worked huzzah! Issue solved thank you everyone for your suggestions

[1715094192]

1715094192

[Splatters]

finally I'm back from my trip, downloaded the wallet and received all my coins!

Lets see what's gonna happen

[HelloJackie]

LOL at the dumbasses who dumped upon initial trading opening.  The ARCH pump is just beginning...

[reputedchain]

when is the multipool gonna be up wanna mine them coins

[redsn0w]

@cryptobooster

Thanks, now  go away  FUD  double STFU  !  And remember you can always leave :::

[redsn0w]

LOL with 0 posting history.  If you can't already tell, this account was created purely to FUD arch with false accusations.  If you fall for this guys bullshit you might be retarded...

I know he is only a troll_fud user , but these people are amazing !

[cryptobooster]

Archcoin IPO deception https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=812441

LOL with 0 posting history.  If you can't already tell, this account was created purely to FUD arch with false accusations.  If you fall for this guys bullshit you might be retarded...

Have you read it? There is blockchain evidence. Something stinks. If you dont read it how can you tell what is FUD and what is actually informative...

[3r197]

I'm sure this is starting to sound like a broken record. But why do people have coins in their wallet and others don't.
Does anyone have a step by step instruction on how to get the coins in the wallet?

I thought it was as easy as having them get inserted into the receiver addresses given during the ICO.

I've updated wallet. It's in sync. Inserted my backup dat?

Do I just wait?

[redsn0w]

I'm sure this is starting to sound like a broken record. But why do people have coins in their wallet and others don't.
Does anyone have a step by step instruction on how to get the coins in the wallet?

I thought it was as easy as having them get inserted into the receiver addresses given during the ICO.

I've updated wallet. It's in sync. Inserted my backup dat?

Do I just wait?

Yes  , if you are not sure followe the dev rules :

...snip...

Might want to backup the wallet.dat
download the wallet http://archcoin.co/wallets/
delete all the arch folders
start your new arch wallet then exit
copy your wallet.dat to the folder
restart wallet

[cryptillian]

I'm sure this is starting to sound like a broken record. But why do people have coins in their wallet and others don't.
Does anyone have a step by step instruction on how to get the coins in the wallet?

I thought it was as easy as having them get inserted into the receiver addresses given during the ICO.

I've updated wallet. It's in sync. Inserted my backup dat?

Do I just wait?





you have backed up your old recieve fund wallet .dat file ? did you remove the old wallet (except the .dat) and installed a new one? did you drag the .dat file into the arch.qt ? that worked for me on win 7 64b

[WarrEagle]

Archcoin IPO deception https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=812441

LOL with 0 posting history.  If you can't already tell, this account was created purely to FUD arch with false accusations.  If you fall for this guys bullshit you might be retarded...

Have you read it? There is blockchain evidence. Something stinks. If you dont read it how can you tell what is FUD and what is actually informative...

Read it, don't care, you're grasping at straws from an obvious new acct setup just to troll this coin. Sad.

Here is a clue as to why I dont care. Blockchain confirmations up to the last confirmation after 21:00 including your foul 21:01:31 block could indeed include payments that were sent before sale ended. I would take those payments and send users their coins.

You have a very weak, ridiculous position to be claiming anything. How about posting from a little more trusted account instead of a brand new acct. That just makes you look like an asshat.

[studio1one]

Archcoin IPO deception https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=812441

LOL with 0 posting history.  If you can't already tell, this account was created purely to FUD arch with false accusations.  If you fall for this guys bullshit you might be retarded...

Have you read it? There is blockchain evidence. Something stinks. If you dont read it how can you tell what is FUD and what is actually informative...

indeed and the evidence confirms the coins were in the block chain before the end of the ipo. What is your problem exactly?

[cryptobooster]

Archcoin IPO deception https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=812441

LOL with 0 posting history.  If you can't already tell, this account was created purely to FUD arch with false accusations.  If you fall for this guys bullshit you might be retarded...

Have you read it? There is blockchain evidence. Something stinks. If you dont read it how can you tell what is FUD and what is actually informative...

indeed and the evidence confirms the coins were in the block chain before the end of the ipo. What is your problem exactly?

No, it confirms that ~37BTC entered the blockchain after the IPO and we not refunded but instead counted towards the IPO. The terms stated otherwise.

[studio1one]

Archcoin IPO deception https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=812441

LOL with 0 posting history.  If you can't already tell, this account was created purely to FUD arch with false accusations.  If you fall for this guys bullshit you might be retarded...

Have you read it? There is blockchain evidence. Something stinks. If you dont read it how can you tell what is FUD and what is actually informative...

indeed and the evidence confirms the coins were in the block chain before the end of the ipo. What is your problem exactly?

No, it confirms that ~37BTC entered the blockchain after the IPO and we not refunded but instead counted towards the IPO. The terms stated otherwise.

no it doesn't, the block confirmed after the end but they were in the block before the end and transmitted across the network. Just because a block hasn't confirmed doesn't mean the coins aren't in the chain. When I sent my BTC for the IPO they showed in the IPO sale list before they had confirmations.

[cryptobooster]

no it doesn't, the block confirmed after the end but they were in the block before the end and transmitted across the network. Just because a block hasn't confirmed doesn't mean the coins aren't in the chain. When I sent my BTC for the IPO they showed in the IPO sale list before they had confirmations.

So clearly you have no idea how the blockchain technology works. When you send a payment, your client signs a message which is they relayed over the network. At that point the tx is in the mempool. It has not been mined and may not be mined. Until it has been mined it *is not included in the blockchain or any blocks*.

This is how double spending works, you can relay one tx and quickly relay another competing tx to another set of nodes. Since some miners will hear of TXa first and other TXb first, then it's a lottery for which will be mined.

The IPO terms are very very clear, you just do not understand how bitcoin technology works.

An unconfirmed tx is exactly that, just an unconfirmed tx. IPO talks about confirmed in the blockchain.

[inspirone1]

no it doesn't, the block confirmed after the end but they were in the block before the end and transmitted across the network. Just because a block hasn't confirmed doesn't mean the coins aren't in the chain. When I sent my BTC for the IPO they showed in the IPO sale list before they had confirmations.

So clearly you have no idea how the blockchain technology works. When you send a payment, your client signs a message which is they relayed over the network. At that point the tx is in the mempool. It has not been mined and may not be mined. Until it has been mined it *is not included in the blockchain or any blocks*.

This is how double spending works, you can relay one tx and quickly relay another competing tx to another set of nodes. Since some miners will hear of TXa first and other TXb first, then it's a lottery for which will be mined.

The IPO terms are very very clear, you just do not understand how bitcoin technology works.

An unconfirmed tx is exactly that, just an unconfirmed tx. IPO talks about confirmed in the blockchain.

If you want out sell. Problem solved.

[johncarpe64]

LOL at the dumbasses who dumped upon initial trading opening.  The ARCH pump is just beginning...

What will be the ATH

[JJPasak]

no it doesn't, the block confirmed after the end but they were in the block before the end and transmitted across the network. Just because a block hasn't confirmed doesn't mean the coins aren't in the chain. When I sent my BTC for the IPO they showed in the IPO sale list before they had confirmations.

So clearly you have no idea how the blockchain technology works. When you send a payment, your client signs a message which is they relayed over the network. At that point the tx is in the mempool. It has not been mined and may not be mined. Until it has been mined it *is not included in the blockchain or any blocks*.

This is how double spending works, you can relay one tx and quickly relay another competing tx to another set of nodes. Since some miners will hear of TXa first and other TXb first, then it's a lottery for which will be mined.

The IPO terms are very very clear, you just do not understand how bitcoin technology works.

An unconfirmed tx is exactly that, just an unconfirmed tx. IPO talks about confirmed in the blockchain.

So clearly you have no idea how time works

9/30/2014 22:03:35   323254
9/30/2014 00:22:14   323255 (22 hours earlier)
10/1/2014 00:13:26   323264 (24 hours later)

 

[studio1one]

no it doesn't, the block confirmed after the end but they were in the block before the end and transmitted across the network. Just because a block hasn't confirmed doesn't mean the coins aren't in the chain. When I sent my BTC for the IPO they showed in the IPO sale list before they had confirmations.

So clearly you have no idea how the blockchain technology works. When you send a payment, your client signs a message which is they relayed over the network. At that point the tx is in the mempool. It has not been mined and may not be mined. Until it has been mined it *is not included in the blockchain or any blocks*.

This is how double spending works, you can relay one tx and quickly relay another competing tx to another set of nodes. Since some miners will hear of TXa first and other TXb first, then it's a lottery for which will be mined.

The IPO terms are very very clear, you just do not understand how bitcoin technology works.

An unconfirmed tx is exactly that, just an unconfirmed tx. IPO talks about confirmed in the blockchain.

So if we had been unlucky enough to hit a really slow block all that should have been discarded?

The worst you can accuse this is of being badly worded and badly thought out because there is no knowing when a block will confirm.  As long as the tx has been broadcast then it should be in the ipo because that is the only thing you can be sure of in time with bitcoin

[cryptobooster]

9/30/2014 22:03:35   323254
9/30/2014 00:22:14   323255 (22 hours earlier)
10/1/2014 00:13:26   323264 (24 hours later)

 

hehe, well copy paste typos, but look at the block timestamps with the provided link - I updated the spreadsheet accordingly.

Should be more clear now.