So I've listened to a lot of the podcasts and submitted the magic words.
Counterwallet doesn't seem to properly sign messages, so I used regular Bitcoin-QT to do so.
I haven't received any tokens.
What's up with that?
So I've listened to a lot of the podcasts and submitted the magic words.
Counterwallet doesn't seem to properly sign messages, so I used regular Bitcoin-QT to do so.
I haven't received any tokens.
What's up with that?
I used this procedure when i registered here. Try to follow it and if you do and still no result i guess someone else will help you.
http://letstalkbitcoin.com/forum/post/work-in-progress-dont-reply-yet?ref=083d7a26
You dont need to have a verified address in order to receive LTBcoin rewards. Just make sure you check off the "Primary Address" and "Counterparty Compatible Address" options. You can also just go into your account settings and put your address in the "LTBcoin Compatible Address" field.
But, my address is not counterparty compatible, and there is still some superfrustrating glitch with Counterwallet that won't sign messages. I've given up on collecting these magic words. Apparently they're only for you if you had an XCP wallet verified before this bug started.
@bitillionaire But, my address is not counterparty compatible, and there is still some superfrustrating glitch with Counterwallet that won't sign messages. I've given up on collecting these magic words. Apparently they're only for you if you had an XCP wallet verified before this bug started.
If you used a Bitcoin QT wallet then the funds had been sent to you, but QT cannot decrypt the Counterparty assets, so it will never show that LTBC in your wallet. Do these things to verify that you received LTBC:
Check your QT wallet for small incoming transactions of 0.00006 BTC that was sent to you, that would be your LTBC
In order to get your LTB out of that wallet, you will need to import the private key of that wallet into a CP wallet, QT does not allow CP assets to be transfered.
Thank you for your helpful post Ross.
For me, the solution has been:
So, hopefully on the next distribution, I'll be included. When I went to import the address I had previously verified with QT, there were only BTC assets associated with it. I don't know what that means, but I think I'm all set now. Will report back if not.
@bitillionaire Thank you for your helpful post Ross.
For me, the solution has been:
- Create a counterwallet.io
- Import that private key to Electrum
- Sign a message with that address, thereby verifying it for use with the LTBCoin rewards program
So, hopefully on the next distribution, I'll be included. When I went to import the address I had previously verified with QT, there were only BTC assets associated with it. I don't know what that means, but I think I'm all set now. Will report back if not.
Just to clarify, I believe that when you import the private key, it sweeps the current funds from that Bitcoin address. However, your new LTB will still go to that QT address unless you change it in your account settings on your LTB account. This will mean you will have to sweep again when you want your funds.
Do you still have your address in LTB going to your QT?
Yes, I've only got the new verified address, and it is set as primary, public, and xcp compatible.
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