LOL, I can sympathize. Got way too many copies myself.


That is certainly understandable. I will look into it, but I'm not sure where I should advertise the bounty. Is there anywhere in particular with good prospects? 

So you're saying... there's a chance.

I respect that this will take up a lot of your valuable time, goatpig, and despite our differences RE: the scaling debate I have tremendous respect for your dedication to the Armory project. You are a great asset to bitcoin.

Since I suspect there are more than just a few people who would like to take advantage of the airdrop but currently can't, I would like to pledge 20 BTG as "gratitude money" for a version of Armory that works with bitcoin gold's bitcoin-qt client, to be paid in BTC or any other crypto of your choice. I wish there was more I could do, but with my skill set all I can offer is a modest sum of money as a token of my appreciation.

On the one hand I would personally like to be able to access my stuck coins, and on the other hand I think that enabling seamless fork arbitrage is important to the overall health and growth of the ecosystem.

Well at least now I know for sure that this is way out of my depth and I can give up for the time being.

I don't suppose there would be a way of putting up a bounty to get armory working with the bgold version of bitcoin-qt? Is it a realistic possibility?

Hey guys.

I'm trying to claim some bgold coins that were sent to a P2SH-P2PK change address that armory created before the fork when I sent come coins to an exchange using the same address format (I am assuming, since their address also started with a 3).

I have access to the private key and address and all the raw transaction / address information that Armory provides. My question is: is there a straightforward way to use this information and the bitcoin-qt console to create a one-time transaction that I can then broadcast to transfer the forked coins?

I'm not afraid to tinker around with the console, but after hours of googling it seems like there is no obvious solution to this problem =(