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Started by coininvestor, December 18, 2014, 01:32:17 AM

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cube

Quote from: coininvestor on December 19, 2014, 03:23:21 PM
Quote from: cube on December 19, 2014, 02:58:37 PM
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Quote from: cube on December 18, 2014, 07:04:15 AM
Quote from: coininvestor on December 18, 2014, 05:25:55 AM
Ok then I won't worry too much about it until they get it figured out.  I was just thrown off by the wallet which I'm unfamiliar with.

Are you using the latest wallet? 



I downloaded the wallet after the snapshot so one would think that it was the new wallet. The version I downloaded was PTS v2.0.1 -0.0.9-x86.  I did have one small test transaction of 50 PTS go through so my wallet balance is now 25 pts, not quite enough to register my name.  Now it seems that about 72,000 PTS have vanished. Nothing from Poloniex in two days.

Your wallet is good.  You need to check with poloniex on your transaction.  The destination address for Poloniex outgoing transaction may have to be a registered Account Name and not a public address (as what you did).  If your transactions are stuck somewhere in poloniex because of this, their support staff can cancel those transactions and you can resubmit the withdrawal.  The most effective way to get support from poloniex is to raise a support ticket with their helpdesk system.
I would like to register my name but to register an account name costs PTS which if you can't withdraw from the exchange you can't have in your wallet. The first thing I did was open a support ticket.

Have poloniex replied?

As pc mentioned, PTS2.0 implemented a new transfer command which can send PTS to public address in addition to a registered Account Name.  You need to check with poloniex if they support this public-address-capable transfer command. 
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biophil

Quote from: infovortice2013 on December 19, 2014, 06:13:35 PM
Bter has 5 days with PTS trade stopped

Yeah, giving all the rest of us plenty of time to dump our new PTS at beautifully high prices on poloniex.

The biggest lesson I've learned from this particular snapshot is to have a few shares on each exchange that honors the snapshot. Anybody who had coins on poloniex (I didn't) for this snapshot had multiple chances to sell at 10x today's price. I spent a whole day drooling,waiting for them to open up deposits.

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Bter has 5 days with PTS trade stopped
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pc

It is possible to transfer directly to an account public key, even for unregistered accounts. At least the wallet transfer command supports this, don't know if Poloniex does.
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coininvestor

Quote from: cube on December 19, 2014, 02:58:37 PM
Quote from: coininvestor on December 19, 2014, 02:16:50 PM
Quote from: cube on December 18, 2014, 07:04:15 AM
Quote from: coininvestor on December 18, 2014, 05:25:55 AM
Ok then I won't worry too much about it until they get it figured out.  I was just thrown off by the wallet which I'm unfamiliar with.

Are you using the latest wallet? 



I downloaded the wallet after the snapshot so one would think that it was the new wallet. The version I downloaded was PTS v2.0.1 -0.0.9-x86.  I did have one small test transaction of 50 PTS go through so my wallet balance is now 25 pts, not quite enough to register my name.  Now it seems that about 72,000 PTS have vanished. Nothing from Poloniex in two days.

Your wallet is good.  You need to check with poloniex on your transaction.  The destination address for Poloniex outgoing transaction may have to be a registered Account Name and not a public address (as what you did).  If your transactions are stuck somewhere in poloniex because of this, their support staff can cancel those transactions and you can resubmit the withdrawal.  The most effective way to get support from poloniex is to raise a support ticket with their helpdesk system.
I would like to register my name but to register an account name costs PTS which if you can't withdraw from the exchange you can't have in your wallet. The first thing I did was open a support ticket. 

cube

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Quote from: coininvestor on December 19, 2014, 02:16:50 PM
Quote from: cube on December 18, 2014, 07:04:15 AM
Quote from: coininvestor on December 18, 2014, 05:25:55 AM
Ok then I won't worry too much about it until they get it figured out.  I was just thrown off by the wallet which I'm unfamiliar with.

Are you using the latest wallet? 



I downloaded the wallet after the snapshot so one would think that it was the new wallet. The version I downloaded was PTS v2.0.1 -0.0.9-x86.  I did have one small test transaction of 50 PTS go through so my wallet balance is now 25 pts, not quite enough to register my name.  Now it seems that about 72,000 PTS have vanished. Nothing from Poloniex in two days.

Your wallet is good.  You need to check with poloniex on your transaction.  The destination address for Poloniex outgoing transaction may have to be a registered Account Name and not a public address (as what you did).  If your transactions are stuck somewhere in poloniex because of this, their support staff can cancel those transactions and you can resubmit the withdrawal.  The most effective way to get support from poloniex is to raise a support ticket with their helpdesk system.
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coininvestor

Quote from: cube on December 18, 2014, 07:04:15 AM
Quote from: coininvestor on December 18, 2014, 05:25:55 AM
Ok then I won't worry too much about it until they get it figured out.  I was just thrown off by the wallet which I'm unfamiliar with.

Are you using the latest wallet? 



I downloaded the wallet after the snapshot so one would think that it was the new wallet. The version I downloaded was PTS v2.0.1 -0.0.9-x86.  I did have one small test transaction of 50 PTS go through so my wallet balance is now 25 pts, not quite enough to register my name.  Now it seems that about 72,000 PTS have vanished. Nothing from Poloniex in two days.

llildur

Quote from: pc on December 18, 2014, 11:02:31 AM
Poloniex is using the PTS-DPOS wallet Obviously, you can't transfer new PTS to the old wallet.

The easiest way to claim your new PTS is to start the new client and import the old wallet.dat. This will also give you a new PTS address to which you can send your coins from Poloniex.

Thanks  :D

pc

Poloniex is using the PTS-DPOS wallet Obviously, you can't transfer new PTS to the old wallet.

The easiest way to claim your new PTS is to start the new client and import the old wallet.dat. This will also give you a new PTS address to which you can send your coins from Poloniex.
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llildur

Buy some PTS but when trying to send them to my old wallet from poloniex tells me that the address is not valid.  :( Be appropriate to wait until a stable wallet version?  ??? What to do with my PTS they were in the old wallet? and how claim the snapshot of these PTS? Thanks in advance  :)

cube

Quote from: coininvestor on December 18, 2014, 05:25:55 AM
Ok then I won't worry too much about it until they get it figured out.  I was just thrown off by the wallet which I'm unfamiliar with.

Are you using the latest wallet?  If you are running Windows wallet, check that your setup file is PTS-v2.0.1-0.0.9-x86.exe. If not, you can download from

https://github.com/PTS-DPOS/PTS/releases/download/v2.0.1/PTS-v2.0.1-0.0.9-x86.exe
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coininvestor

Ok then I won't worry too much about it until they get it figured out.  I was just thrown off by the wallet which I'm unfamiliar with. 

biophil

Quote from: coininvestor on December 18, 2014, 02:10:01 AM
Yes, of course. They are working on it. 

Just wondering if this is normal for this coin or why the transaction is no where to be found in the block explorer.  Maybe I'm doing something wrong.  I was hoping the community would have some insight.  Maybe it's just poloniex adjusting to the new coin.

This same thing happened to me today as well... I'm not going to try very hard to withdraw from polo until they get it figured out.

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Quote from: coininvestor on December 18, 2014, 02:10:01 AM
Maybe it's just poloniex adjusting to the new coin.

yup i would guess this also
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coininvestor

Yes, of course. They are working on it. 

Just wondering if this is normal for this coin or why the transaction is no where to be found in the block explorer.  Maybe I'm doing something wrong.  I was hoping the community would have some insight.  Maybe it's just poloniex adjusting to the new coin.