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Technical Support / Re: Help!! I need to gain access to my wallet
« on: January 13, 2016, 10:14:41 pm »
Got it! Thanks for all of your help guys
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Technical Support / Re: Help!! I need to gain access to my wallet
« on: January 13, 2016, 09:41:05 pm »
Any idea when I set the passphrase? I don't remember doing it. It looks like I can get into my account, my previous transactions are showing on the ledger but no funds in the wallet. I can't import the wallet without the passphrase?
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Technical Support / Re: Help!! I need to gain access to my wallet
« on: January 13, 2016, 07:19:34 pm »
Well, this is bad. I'm not sure what my wallet passphrase is. Any work - around? It's doesn't seem to be my password
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Technical Support / Help!! I need to gain access to my wallet
« on: January 12, 2016, 06:26:22 pm »
Sort of a newbie here. I have funds that have been sitting as an investment. I never upgraded to the 2.0 system since it's came out.
I backed up my wallet as a JSON file. How do I gain access to this wallet again? I'm having trouble importing it. Thanks
I backed up my wallet as a JSON file. How do I gain access to this wallet again? I'm having trouble importing it. Thanks
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Technical Support / Re: Bitshares Client not connected
« on: May 20, 2015, 04:54:21 pm »
Ok thanks, guys. I'm trying to catch up right now. Slow moving but it looks like i'm going in the right direction. 40 days behind!
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Technical Support / Bitshares Client not connected
« on: May 20, 2015, 02:57:49 pm »
Hey guys, newb here. I've been holding some bitshares for a while now but I had problem syncing months ago. Now the client won't connect. Best way to troubleshoot? Thanks!!
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Technical Support / Re: Help backing up my wallet
« on: March 11, 2015, 05:36:11 pm »
Awesome, thanks guys!
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Technical Support / Re: Help backing up my wallet
« on: March 11, 2015, 04:15:34 pm »
For some reason I can't find the AppData folder. I was able to copy the wallet using the file, export as you suggested. Thanks.
For future reference in case something happened and I wanted to access that wallet, I just download the Bitshares client & then i'd be able to boot the wallet from that file?
I'm assuming i'll have to back it up again everytime something changes in the wallet?
For future reference in case something happened and I wanted to access that wallet, I just download the Bitshares client & then i'd be able to boot the wallet from that file?
I'm assuming i'll have to back it up again everytime something changes in the wallet?
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Technical Support / Help backing up my wallet
« on: March 11, 2015, 03:30:52 pm »
Hey guys, newb here. I'm having trouble finding the .jsom file on my computer to backup my wallet. Ideas? None of the wallet files appear to be there when I look in the Bitshares file under programs in windows 7.
Also, i've created another account that's not registered on the blockchain and generated a private key to that account. This was advised through a few posts but i'm a bit confused as to how that's helping me put my coins in cold storage.
Any pointing in the right direction would be appreciated. Thanks!
Also, i've created another account that's not registered on the blockchain and generated a private key to that account. This was advised through a few posts but i'm a bit confused as to how that's helping me put my coins in cold storage.
Any pointing in the right direction would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Technical Support / Re: Best way to get bitBTC
« on: February 08, 2015, 09:49:32 pm »
Ok, that makes sense. Thanks for all the help. So the delegates are the ones that issue new BTS into the system (they are included in the dividends paid to bitBTC & other bitAsset owners.) Do you have a resourse for the mining protocol?
I read on coindesk that the BTS dividends from node mining are maximized early on to try and encourage user adoption. It would be nice to see the progression & then the BTS burn that happens after new creation is capped
I read on coindesk that the BTS dividends from node mining are maximized early on to try and encourage user adoption. It would be nice to see the progression & then the BTS burn that happens after new creation is capped
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Technical Support / Re: Best way to get bitBTC
« on: February 08, 2015, 09:26:14 pm »
Ok thanks. Did all that. Sent the BTS from BTER, just waiting for the transaction to confirm.
As far as the delegates go, could you try to explain in lay-mans terms? Basically they are just elected protectors of the wallet service?
As far as the delegates go, could you try to explain in lay-mans terms? Basically they are just elected protectors of the wallet service?
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Technical Support / Re: Best way to get bitBTC
« on: February 08, 2015, 09:09:30 pm »
Thanks robrigo, much appreciated!
I think that I might have been using the same client but I did download the link you gave me. How do I create a wallet? Right now i'm only seeing a public key but I'm not sure exactly what that is so I don't want to send anything to that address unless I know for sure that it's my individual wallet.
Thanks for the help. Right now i've just been using Coinbase so i'm a little new to the crypto game
I think that I might have been using the same client but I did download the link you gave me. How do I create a wallet? Right now i'm only seeing a public key but I'm not sure exactly what that is so I don't want to send anything to that address unless I know for sure that it's my individual wallet.
Thanks for the help. Right now i've just been using Coinbase so i'm a little new to the crypto game
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Technical Support / Best way to get bitBTC
« on: February 08, 2015, 07:31:27 pm »
Hey guys! I'm excited to be a new member of the BTS community. I recently downloaded the client and registered with the blockchain. Using BTER to obtain BTS via BTC. It's relatively easy but i'm waiting for my transaction to go through (took a while for conformation & I shouldn't have been so cheap with my limit order.)
My question is what is the easiest way to obtain bitBTC? I'm interested to get into the "saving" side of the trade. I plan on holding both bitBTC and BTS so either avenue would work I guess i'm just looking for the easiest option while trying to keep the transaction fees to a limit.
ALSO, right now my coins are with BTER. Wallet suggestions? I'm a bit of a newb but have an extensive financial background, so i'm obviously excited with the future of cryptocurrency
My question is what is the easiest way to obtain bitBTC? I'm interested to get into the "saving" side of the trade. I plan on holding both bitBTC and BTS so either avenue would work I guess i'm just looking for the easiest option while trying to keep the transaction fees to a limit.
ALSO, right now my coins are with BTER. Wallet suggestions? I'm a bit of a newb but have an extensive financial background, so i'm obviously excited with the future of cryptocurrency
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