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Quote from: ppguy on July 28, 2017, 07:41:38 PM

can someone advise me how to withdraw my coins from the masternode

ppguy if your coins are in a VPS masternode, you can use this command line to send them to any address you choose. For example:

chaincoind sendtoaddress CdaQ5zNe5271t8D838jpmoqN12Rq2xmgL2 1000.0

Would send your coins to the address shown.

One special consideration comes up if you want to lock the original 1,000 coins and only transfer the generated CHC revenue. If this is your goal, it is more convoluted, and I'd recommend that you import the private keys from your masternode(s) into Chaincoin-QT, the user-oriented wallet for Windows or MAC.

Once private keys are imported, it is very easy to unselect the original 1,000 coin masternode stakes as eligible inputs, then send only the masternode earnings from Chaincoin-QT to whatever address you choose in the usual manner. When you unselect the 1,000 coins, the Chaincoin-QT Amount field will drop accordingly, so the only amount you'll see will be earned masternode income.

BTW in order to do this, you must go to Settings -> Options -> [Wallet] tab and check Enable coin control features. Once you do this, go to the [Send] tab and you'll see a new button [Inputs...]. Press [Inputs...] and the system will display a tree of all unspent transaction outputs. You can press [Select All] which will select all CHC in your wallet, then systematically de-select all 1,000 amounts. What will be left is the masternode earnings only, and the Amount field on the Send panel will reflect this.

I'd like to know more details. You do a dumprivkey on the masternode. How do import into the qt wallet?

To import into Chaincon-QT wallet, do Tools -> Debug Console then enter the following command:

importprivkey

where

is your masternode private key
is a label that should be the name your masternode from which the private key came

Example:

importprivkey Q7WGfhYKnxDnubD2TVJPXEbzREhtzXLE8JZBwsT9XcM1rw7Aw5vU Chaincoin1

If you have multiple masternodes, is super helpful, because it becomes the account field for incoming transactions. The net effect is when you look at the Transactions panel, you'll see your in the Addressfield, so if you are getting a bunch of income from different masternodes, you can tell which nodes are receiving that income.

In my case is one of the following:

Chaincoin1
Chaincoin2
Chaincoin3
Chaincoin4
Chaincoin5

So, since I have five nodes, I had to import five keys.

Some helpful information about wallet consolidation can be found here:

https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/reubens-start-multiple-masternodes-from-one-wallet-guide-start-many.4034/

Even though this post is for DASH, the concepts are exactly the same for CHC.

Caveat emptor: although I believe this should work perfectly for you, in my case, I didn't actually use Chaincoin-QT. Insteady, I consolidated my keys into a wallet on an Ubuntu machine using the command line, then copied my wallet.dat from Ubuntu to windows. This proved that wallet.dat format is completely compatible between Ubuntu and Windows, but that was probably the more cumbersome way to do it. You should be able to import the private keys into Chaincoin-QT using Debug Console.

thanks mate! by chance, would you know what the reward (fraction/percentage of the .0001 transaction fee) would be if an mn participated in the darksend mixing? Can't find anything in DASH docs.