Re: Multibit HD to electrum or BRD ?

@HCP, ok thank you for your clear explanations.

So here si what I found, history csv file from BRD and electrum don't match, and worst they are not in the same order Huh

I have transactions in BRD that don't correspond when compared with Blockcypher.

Transactions error in BRD file that I noticed:

16bZrJtUN6Z8vem25mmYcQsYdNNpK914zv

this address returns many transaction in BRD file from various send adresses. Sometimes, it seems that the wallet has split the amount from the same address. When I try to add up all these little amount from the BRD file, this doesn't match the blockcypher result.

1hdcAse8SiFDnoDwAKqNA1CnRMZ6gxrtK

-0.09550433999999999 in BRD and 0,00097 in Blockcypher

15mhRUaBCx9M4dnC3RV8kPgEDwKV4xxehE

-0.01391466 in BRD and 1,18839466 in Blockcypher
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So, i am gonna try to let BRD wallet sync in slow mode and after compare both csv files.

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To generate more addresses you can use the command on the Electrum "console" (you might need to use "View -> Show Console" to see the console tab):
Code:
[wallet.create_new_address(False) for i in range(50)]

Every time you type that, it will generate 50 more addresses... you can change 50 to whatever number you like, but you probably don't need to generate more than a few hundred to be relatively sure that the "missing" funds are not hiding past the gap limit.

to be 100% sure you should also try:
Code:
[wallet.create_new_address(True) for i in range(50)]

I tried both code but I didn't notice any change with the history or with the balance. I put in range(300).

Why to use different boolean operators in this code ?

denomination: ok, I had changed it in BTC when i recovered the wallet.

Your help is crucial for me and it's also very interesting to exchange on this topic. Any ideas are welcome.

Mat