What are the odds of hitting that jackpot? I need a 2-fer (jackpot + weekly bonus)!

Nice promo, haven't done any crypto betting so this is my excuse to come back! And bit-exo is a great site.

Exchanges provide vital functions to the community. While they are in a great spot right now to capitalize on the demand, it's hard to blame them for price action.

A PoS pool would basically be a shared wallet that you send your coins to for staking purposes. If you had 10 F0ME and wanted to stake consistently, you could send them to a pool. When the pool earns a stake, it would divide it up to all the investors at the pool based on the number of coins they have invested. Alternatively, if you left your wallet open with 10 F0ME it might take weeks or longer to stake - so it takes a lot of patience and some luck.

I am a big fan of the way the airdrops work. 16 rounds give everyone a chance to hear about and participate. And Discord seems like a great platform for starting a new coin as it builds a community. Lots of good discussion goes on in the F0ME discord chat.

Then you are relying on the other database to be up-to-date. Plus that db is going to be pretty large as there are quite a few discovered addresses.

Curious what the airdrop is going to do to the price of this one.

More people are waking up to Bitcoin every day. I'm doing my part to educate people.

You haven't pointed out any problems with Bitcoin or Bitcoin Core. When you "send" bitcoin to another address, until the transaction has been secured in a block, it is not final no matter what wallet you are using. It is a really bad idea to delete you wallet until the transaction has gone thru, and given how small the wallet file is, it could be preserved indefinitely just in case. What if someone (or yourself) who had sent coins to that wallet in the past accidentally reused an address? That bitcoin would be permanently lost if you did not keep a backup of your wallet/keys.

Given that Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin keys are backwards compatible I'm not sure why creating a key on one chain doesn't result in an identical in another chain. I'm sure many of their customers have performed similar goofs.

The transaction should eventually be cleared from the mempool and you can resubmit with a higher fee.

Your lists just pull addresses with balances right? You don't list every address on the blockchain, or do you?

Thank you achow101! That was my problem. When I installed Bitcoin Core I set the data dir to a custom directory. When I run bitcoind, it uses the default directory in C:\Users.

When I open Core, I check "File / Sending Address" and "File / Receiving Addresses".

So this is interesting. I dumped my wallet using the command line (bitcoin-cli) and it shows my newly added keys. So I tested adding more and dumping, and they are adding. But, my wallet.dat file has not been modified (size and data modified unchanged). Is it possible bitcoin-cli is accessing/editing a different wallet than Bitcoin Core GUI?

Thanks for the reply! So I switched my batch file to use bitcoin-cli instead of bitcoind and I'm no longer getting the errors as before. Though, it doesn't actually add keys to my Bitcoin Core wallet. I'm clearly missing a step.

So here's what I'm doing. I have Bitcoin Core on my Windows PC. I have tried this with it closed and open, same results. I have to run bitcoind in one command prompt (to get bitcoin-cli to work). I run a command like this in a batch:


It gives no error. When I open/check Bitcoin Core, there are no additional addresses added. I know I could add them individually using Core's console, but I need a batch file since I have many addresses to add and wouldn't be able to do them one-by-one.

I have exported/dumped private keys from multiple wallets and I'm trying to import them into one wallet. There are too many to do them one at a time. I am attempting to import them using a batch file but it seems "importprivkey" is not part of the bitcoind daemon anymore, or I am missing something.

I am running Bitcoin Core 0.15.1.

My batch file looks like this:


The error I get is:
Error: Command line contains unexpected token 'importprivkey', see bitcoind -h for a list of options.


When I try bitcoind -h I see no importprivkey option anywhere.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Just wasn't sure if I had a balance in one of my accounts. Can't seem to even check.

I have some old accounts I was trying to log into and can't seem to login to the new site (accounts are over a year old). Was there a purge of accounts, or is there some migration link I missed?

After resetting settings and trying again, the auto-invest works as intended. Thanks!

It's at Just-Dice. I would love to set it to auto-invest winnings over a certain threshold. I know it's designed to do that, as I have done it before. Thanks!
On a related note, does the donate option work for clams or does it send to a BTC address?