Quote from: Oizopower on March 28, 2017, 06:46:07 AM

Quote from: rascal777 on March 28, 2017, 04:25:59 AM

I am not sure if this clears it up, but I used a legacy wallet to generate that whitecoin address.

Is there a chance that I can recover that?

There is a manual swap going on, and the coins on bittrex are on a different chain. So they have already been swapped, and are not compatible with the legacy wallet.
However, there is a solution to get them back.

The old wallet (Called Legacy wallet) uses the same privatekeys as the new wallet (V2)
So what you can do is the following steps:

Step 1. Legacy wallet

Launch your whitecoin legacy client
Click on 'help' in the menu bar
Click on 'debug window'
Select the 'console' tab
If your wallet is protected by a passphrase (i.e you have to enter a passphrase before you can send) unlock it by typing: walletpassphrase "your walletpassphrase here" 600
Then type: dumpprivkey [your Whitecoin address here] (Without the brackets)

Step 2. V2.0.0.0 wallet
https://github.com/Whitecoin-org/Whitecoin/releases/tag/v2.0.0.0

Launch your whitecoin v2 client
Click on 'help' in the menu bar
Click on 'debug window'
Select the 'console' tab
If your wallet is protected by a passphrase (i.e you have to enter a passphrase before you can send) unlock it by typing: walletpassphrase "your walletpassphrase here" 600
Then type: importprivkey yourPrivateKeyInWalletImportFormat "TheLabelThatIWant"
Restart the wallet and the coins should show up

After the coins show up you are good to go and you don't need to swap them manually, if you need more help please join us on slack.
Let me know if this helps.

do i need to move the .DAT file to my new directory? i tried this methode but my coins wont show up i see the address but not my coins? or am i too late for the swap?