Re: BiblePay | 10% Charity | POBH CPU | Sanctuaries (Masternodes)

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Here's what the transaction list shows, no GSC's (only back when I initially tested them.)

Ok, and one thing that appears weird in your sentgsc report is you don't show any ABNs over the last 7 days. But I believe you said you were testing/spending ABNs.
Was this wallet imported with non-conventional commands, or is it the original wallet?
Do you have a CPK? Did you 'exec cpk your_nickname' (as I dont see you in the leaderboard). Or long shot, did you join pog and then unjoin, and maybe unjoin your cpk?

The sentgsc report uses the CPK to find ABNs and GSCs.
(Also, do you have a Christian-Public-Key) set up in your address book?

Finally, one more clue - if you go to coin control (click Send Money | Coin Control) - if its not enabled you can enable coin control in Settings. Please see your coins listed by address. Notice how your 397,179 coin has a depth of (most likely 1) now? That means it was spent on something. You should be able to find out on what - but if you cant I can help you with RPC commands, etc.

EDIT: Could you please paste your public Christian-public-key receive address? Let me do some reporting from the pool side?

I see what you're saying here and I might know the issue actually.

I did create a CPK nickname, and join POG before. Since then I've unjoined POG and I no longer see my CPK, or many other of my recieve addresses in my wallet anymore. I did import my wallet from a backup at one point because of a corrupted wallet.dat during an upgrade.

So, it appears that my wallet.dat is still recieving transmissions from old recieving keys that are most likely tagged in the wallet itself, but not showing on QT. (I only have 1 recieving key as of now and that was the one created to recieve coin from SouthXchange.

Ok, that explains the wonkiness then. Sorry if I came across as harsh, I just want to make sure people don't get the impression we are hiding any BBP in hidden ABNs or doing anything funny here

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So, in your case, I highly recommend backing up wallet.dat, creating a brand new wallet.dat, then copy the receive address key from the new one to the clipboard, then send all your balance to your new wallet, and create a brand new exec cpk nickname (you dont necessarily have to join pog)- but this would ensure you have a good CPK address book entry tied to one CPK in the wallet.

This is because it would be highly questionable for us to test ABN and edge cases with a wallet that has been modified etc.

I was thinking this is the most simple fix. I will try it out!

As for sending to a new wallet, if I created a mobile (android) wallet and wrote the phrase down, can I go into my phone and get the (new) wallet.dat from there and move it to my PC?