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WOOF COIN
Since the beginning of the pandemic, pet surrendering rates have increased dramatically around the world. Waitlists for surrendering household pets have increased to a remarkable eight months as animal shelters and welfare organisations have seen an increase of 34% for animals needing help.
Typically, animal shelters are under resourced and under financed; relying heavily on donations and the volunteer efforts to assist animals.
This is where Woof Coin steps in. As avid lovers of dogs, we wanted to make a difference. Using the power of Proof of Work mining, weâve created a coin where miners are contributing to the donation of money to animal welfare shelters. These shelters initially include the ASPCA who already have a cryptocurrency donation mechanism but with intention to expand to the RSPCA and other organizations suggested by the community.
Our aim is to put animals first and we intend on developing ongoing relationships with pet shelters to help adoption.
Coins Specifications
21 billion supply
Block 2,100,000 halving (4 years estimated)
Algorithm: KawPOW
Proof of Work
Download Links:
https://github.com/WoofCoinMain/WoofCoin/releases/download/WoofCoin/WoofCoin.zip
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I found a letter in the mail with a seed that I had entered before and there was another one immediately under it, I tried it and my bitcoins were displayed!
Mailing mnemonic seeds sounds like terrible security, but I'm glad you found it back!If it's a substantial amount of Bitcoin from before August 1, 2017, you'll also own several Forkcoins. Those are currently worth about $500 per Bitcoin you had, so after securing your Bitcoins, you may not want to throw out your seed phrase yet.
Where I can see Forkcoins?) My wallet created in December 2017
Thank you all!!! Indeed, the seed was incorrect, I found a letter in the mail with a seed that I had entered before and there was another one immediately under it, I tried it and my bitcoins were displayed!
Since you where talking about the trustedcoin 2fa on your mobile, can you confirm that the mnemonic code is being recognized as a "2FA seed" ?
Are you being asked by electrum whether you want to keep the 2FA?
If this is not the case, and your second wallet is also not a 2FA wallet, then i'd guess that you backed up the wrong mnemonic code somehow.
Are you being asked by electrum whether you want to keep the 2FA?
If this is not the case, and your second wallet is also not a 2FA wallet, then i'd guess that you backed up the wrong mnemonic code somehow.
How I can you check this?
Ok, so please correct me if any of the following statements are wrong.
When you restore your seed, you generate addresses beginning with 3.
The balance at the bottom of your Electrum wallet shows zero.
When you click on the "Addresses" tab, you see a list of addresses all beginning with 3, but all with zero balance and zero transactions.
When you copy the top address from the "Addresses" tab in to blockchair.com, you see one incoming transaction and it displays a balance.
You have a green circle at the bottom right of Electrum.
If you are willing, can you share a screenshot of your Electrum open at the addresses tab? Or even PM it to me directly if you don't want to share it publicly. It might help us figure out what is going on here.
When you restore your seed, you generate addresses beginning with 3.
The balance at the bottom of your Electrum wallet shows zero.
When you click on the "Addresses" tab, you see a list of addresses all beginning with 3, but all with zero balance and zero transactions.
When you copy the top address from the "Addresses" tab in to blockchair.com, you see one incoming transaction and it displays a balance.
You have a green circle at the bottom right of Electrum.
If you are willing, can you share a screenshot of your Electrum open at the addresses tab? Or even PM it to me directly if you don't want to share it publicly. It might help us figure out what is going on here.
Can you write me to telegram @arseniibert or arseniysgs@gmail.com
In PM I have limit=(
If your address starts with a 3, you are restoring it wrongly. It's a 2FA wallet. Go to File>New/Restore>Wallet With Two Factor Authentication>I already have a seed.
It's worth a try, but I don't think this will make a difference. If you create a new wallet, select "Standard wallet" then "I already have a seed" and paste in a 2FA seed, Electrum will recognize it as such, give you the option of keeping or disabling 2FA, and restore the same addresses either way.I tried, but in my wallet, I haven't btc, and in the addresses tab, I don't see address wallet, where I see in blockchair.com balance with my btc
So when you restored your wallet following ranochigo's steps, it generated different addresses to when you restored it earlier?No, addresses are the same
Yes, in 2017 I have seen my BTC in wallet) Maybe I have the address of this wallet because I find in the email exchange transaction, where is the wallet address
And in google authenticator app I find code trustedcoin.com
Does your address start with a 3?And in google authenticator app I find code trustedcoin.com
If your address starts with a 3, you are restoring it wrongly. It's a 2FA wallet. Go to File>New/Restore>Wallet With Two Factor Authentication>I already have a seed.
I tried, but in my wallet, I haven't btc, and in the addresses tab, I don't see address wallet, where
Yes, in 2017 I have seen my BTC in wallet) Maybe I have the address of this wallet because I find in the email exchange transaction, where is the wallet address
And in google authenticator app I find code trustedcoin.com
Does your address start with a 3?And in google authenticator app I find code trustedcoin.com
If your address starts with a 3, you are restoring it wrongly. It's a 2FA wallet. Go to File>New/Restore>Wallet With Two Factor Authentication>I already have a seed.
Yes, my address start with a 3, I will try now, thanks!
So the first address from your wallet shows one incoming transaction and a positive balance on blockchair.com.
If this is the case, then you have restored the correct wallet, but for some reason it is not syncing up properly and displaying your balance. When you click on the addresses tab, does the address you copied in to blockchair.com show zero balance? What version of Electrum are you using? You definitely see a green circle at the bottom right? Are you trying to connect over Tor or a VPN?
If this is the case, then you have restored the correct wallet, but for some reason it is not syncing up properly and displaying your balance. When you click on the addresses tab, does the address you copied in to blockchair.com show zero balance? What version of Electrum are you using? You definitely see a green circle at the bottom right? Are you trying to connect over Tor or a VPN?
Maybe I try restore with seed in other computer Electrum wallet and will see on addresses tab my wallet address when I see in blockchair.com balance with my btc? No, i don't try use VPN. Maybe try? How use Tor or a VPN on PC? Thanks!
No, I don't remember=( Please, say me, where in my wallet a block explorer?
A block explorer is a website such as blockchair.com or btc.com. Paste your address in to those websites to search for them and see if they have any transactions on them.Yes! in blockchair.com I write my wallet and find only one transaction
Iancoleman website won't work since it is an Electrum seed you have and not a BIP39 seed phrase. You also shouldn't go typing your seed phrase in to live websites since it could be compromised or stolen.
It sounds like you have the correct seed phrase then. Do you remember checking the box to also set a passphrase? Check the first few addresses in your wallet on a block explorer such as blockchair.com. Do you see any transaction history?
It sounds like you have the correct seed phrase then. Do you remember checking the box to also set a passphrase? Check the first few addresses in your wallet on a block explorer such as blockchair.com. Do you see any transaction history?
No, I don't remember=( Please, say me, where in my wallet a block explorer?
Do you remember by chance if you have seen those coins in your wallet? Maybe you wrote down the address?
I think that we need more information.
(Unfortunately I was wrong in my other post, as o_e_l_e_o pointed out, hence I deleted it. Sorry.)
I think that we need more information.
(Unfortunately I was wrong in my other post, as o_e_l_e_o pointed out, hence I deleted it. Sorry.)
Yes, in 2017 I have seen my BTC in wallet) Maybe I have the address of this wallet because I find in the email exchange transaction, where is the wallet address
First of all, have you checked that Electrum are connected to Electrum server? It should be indicated with green or blue circle icon on bottom right of Electrum application.
Yes, I checked - green circletry iancoleman.io and see if you get the same addresses as in Electrum. Depending on how you got the words they might be different.
I must try BIP39 Mnemonic Code Converter? BIP39 - It's a seed?
First of all, have you checked that Electrum are connected to Electrum server? It should be indicated with green or blue circle icon on bottom right of Electrum application.
Yes, I checked - green circleI remember that I exchange currency in web currency exchange. There, maybe saved wallet address? If I find the wallet address, what I should be done next?
Also try checking your emails, as many exchanges will send a confirmation email with the details of every withdrawal or transaction you make.If you find the address you sent coins to, check if that address is visible in your Electrum wallet. If it is visible, then your seed phrase is correct and you either have a sync problem or your coins have been moved/stolen. If it is not visible, then most likely you have restored the wrong wallet, barring some unlikely scenarios with gap limits and the like.
Did you use Electrum to create the seed phrase in the first place back in 2017, or did you create it somewhere else and restore it to Electrum? Do you remember setting a passphrase, which is a word or phrase in addition to your seed phrase?
Nothing is lost, you have to create a new wallet and in that step choose legacy wallet.
This only applies to BIP39 phrases. Electrum phrases have an address type built in.In 2017, when I create the wallet, I make a screenshot with seed, and now I find this screenshot and try to restore my wallet with a seed
Are you sure that this is the correct mnemonic code?
People often think they have the correct one, but after some time they find out that it was the wrong one with no coins (e.g. a test wallet).
Further, did you always use electrum? Did you use a "seed extension" ( = bip39 passphrase) ?
Yes, I sure seed is correct, I create a wallet only in Electrum People often think they have the correct one, but after some time they find out that it was the wrong one with no coins (e.g. a test wallet).
Further, did you always use electrum? Did you use a "seed extension" ( = bip39 passphrase) ?
Are you absolutely sure you sent bitcoin to an address in that wallet then? If someone were to steal your bitcoins, there would be at least two transactions: the thief's, and yours depositing inside the wallet.
Did you ever change the derivation path of the seed? If you restore using the wrong derivation path then it won't find your addresses with bitcoins in them.
Most importantly do you have access to the 2017 wallet file? Did you encrypt it with a password and forgot what it was, or are you able to copy the wallet file to your other computer and open it in Electrum?
If you remember any of your addresses, you can look them up on a block explorer and trace the address they're located in and then can figure out if the destination address belongs to you.
Did you ever change the derivation path of the seed? If you restore using the wrong derivation path then it won't find your addresses with bitcoins in them.
Most importantly do you have access to the 2017 wallet file? Did you encrypt it with a password and forgot what it was, or are you able to copy the wallet file to your other computer and open it in Electrum?
If you remember any of your addresses, you can look them up on a block explorer and trace the address they're located in and then can figure out if the destination address belongs to you.
Yes, I'm sure, I sent bitcoin to this wallet. No, I didn't change the derivation path of the seed, because I don't know what it is)
I didn't have access to the 2017 wallet file. I install electrum to another computer and restored the wallet with a seed.
I remember that I exchange currency in web currency exchange. There, maybe saved wallet address? If I find the wallet address, what I should be done next?
No, I don't see any transaction. I recovery my wallet with seed
Do you see the incoming transaction from when you sent it back in 2017? If you imported it correctly, you should see that transaction at least. If not, you must not have imported it correctly.
No, I didn`t see the incoming transaction from when I sent it back in 2017. What could I have made a mistake? I use this instruction
https://bitcoinelectrum.com/restoring-your-standard-wallet-from-seed/