Get your BTS XT Balance Here from the Feb 28th snapshot

Started by bytemaster, March 02, 2014, 07:30:30 AM

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I just wanted to make the exact same vb.net app dang!
But thanks anyway
Maybe you could name it BitBalance

Lest's see how many people use it and we can vote for a better name :)
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betax

Tested it (https://github.com/betaxx/BTSXBalance) on Linux under mono.  The compilation has been downgraded it to .net 4.0. If you are planning to use the compiled version you will need to install mono-complete if you have any problems.

sudo apt-get install mono-complete


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JA

Quote from: betax on March 03, 2014, 11:13:16 AM
I have created a very simple alternative version that  checks your BTSX balance without using any your wallet/s, it just extracts the addresses from the output of "listaddressgroupings" or from a comma separated file and matches them to the genesis.json.

Code and usage can be found here:

https://github.com/betaxx/BTSXBalance

A .net compiled version can be found here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ahri1d61zd1fc6r/BTSXBalance.zip, this should run in windows and linux / mac using mono

Have fun
I just wanted to make the exact same vb.net app dang!
But thanks anyway
Maybe you could name it BitBalance

betax

I have created a very simple alternative version that  checks your BTSX balance without using any your wallet/s, it just extracts the addresses from the output of "listaddressgroupings" or from a comma separated file and matches them to the genesis.json.

Code and usage can be found here:

https://github.com/betaxx/BTSXBalance

A .net compiled version can be found here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ahri1d61zd1fc6r/BTSXBalance.zip, this should run in windows and linux / mac using mono

Have fun
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thisisausername

Quote from: bytemaster on March 02, 2014, 07:39:46 AM
I will offer a nice tip for someone to enhance this utility to support all of the various wallet formats (apis are already done and in the code).

It should include Armory, Multibit, Eletcturm, and Blockchain.info dumps.

See this pull request.  I made some of the changes.  Though, what are blockchain.info dumps?  What function should those call?

Also, Armory support doesn't work since the armory wallet implementation is currently commented out.
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JA

#30
I thought i have around 30
Is this right ?

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PYUb4fjUpCmATRzPQoGSeQ4qBtrqP9W9mx 721876888
PhyBvM7iUECwFTUyKyi4BxrbS3sfVJEj5z 0

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1A1qm5WYAoMn31uYEERTeWKL3SPDqurPHy 0
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1FJabtta5pgkwPBHpfPCKrjuzqk17Gqtp7 680312903
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1Cenk6CTx5hzfwdHtz3qqP75mLcJQXBbZM 0
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=5591699087/100000000 = 55,91699087


+5% + ?.?.? = Profit

pc

Quote from: mmiaow on March 03, 2014, 05:50:51 AM
I looked up my PTS address and found I "have" 2,640,096,539 BTS.
I remember I have only 18 PTS before the snapshot, if the balance is true, then it's ridiculous.

That number is your BTS in satoshis. Divide by 100000000 to receive your number of shares.
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Quote from: taoljj on March 03, 2014, 04:32:51 AM
Easy way!Ctrl+C,Ctrl+H,Ctrl+V Done!
http://bbs.btcman.com/thread-16588-1-1.html?_dsign=31c0d243

I looked up my PTS address and found I "have" 2,640,096,539 BTS.
I remember I have only 18 PTS before the snapshot, if the balance is true, then it's ridiculous.

merlin0113


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Ykw

Hi bytemaster,

Do you have the opensource code of this BTS checker.. to get it compiled over linux?

Thanks

davidpbrown

Quote from: alt on March 02, 2014, 02:04:58 PM
Quote from: davidpbrown on March 02, 2014, 10:45:55 AM
So, the file genesis.json appears to contain 57972 addresses and their balance.

Total of those balances appears to be 396666666666666, which I note is not exactly the money supply 400000000000000 with diff being 3333333333334. It would be useful to know what that difference is.
Maybe 10000 ags for the funder ID.

From pc's link to Genesis creators this amount seems to fit with this suggestion of default action in the preferred option: "If you want, you can provide a Keyhotee file to be included in the AGS calculations. If you don't provide a file, Keyhotee holders will be awarded 10000 AGS to the single address FOUNDERS."

So, it seems that PTS and AGS are all included in the genesis.json as expected and all is well. I don't know anything of what Keyhotee holders will have been expecting but expect that's as is should be too.
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theoretical

Quote from: bytemaster on March 02, 2014, 05:28:30 PM
Genesis.json was created by one of the open source services.

Does anybody have a link to these "open source services" which create genesis.json?

Quote from: bytemaster on March 02, 2014, 05:28:30 PM
And anyone can recreate it.

Yes, if we know what parameters were used, e.g. what block the snapshot is based on.  Does anyone have that information?
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davidpbrown

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Quote from: blackbeard on March 02, 2014, 08:28:56 PM
What does the number in the JSON file map to? My numbers seem really high, unless I'm doing better than I think I am. I doubt I have 937615320 bts from one key

That appears to be the integer of 'satoshi's, or whatever the name of the smallest fraction of BTS is.
So, divide by 100000000 and that is likely the order of magnitude you might have been expecting.
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joaoha

Hi,
Can anyone explain?
This is my output,

Loaded 107 keys... searching for balances
balance: 128.832

Does it mean I own 128.832 BTS?

Can I move my PTS out of the wallet now that the snapshot was taken?

Great work and thanks for the update.
Cheers