One of the great benefits of cryptocurrencies is the fact, that no third parties (like governments, banks or other financial instituations) are required to transact with people all around the world.
However with great freedom comes great responsibility. You are soley responsible to secure your cryptoassets and cryptocurrencies. The same holds true for Bitcore BTX.
In order to help you along this journey, we created a guide to show you how to backup your wallet.dat and your private keys if you are using Bitcore Core (Bitcore-QT).
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i loosed my passphrase ;(
somebody have a solution?
Try to look for backups for your wallet, when it was not encrypted (without passphrase).
Maybe you backed up your private keys? If so, just import them into a new wallet.
Passphrases cannot be retrieved if lost! Always make sure to either 100% remember them, but better practice is to just write them down and store in a safe place.
pls need help for import mu last back up to a new wallet on mac .
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I’m using the windows wallet 14.1.6 on windows 10. When I try to input “walletpassphrase mypassphrase 120 (or 60 or whatever)” it gives me a list of commands instead of actually doing what I asked it to. Here is the message I receive 100% of the time I try to do this simple thing:
walletpassphrase “passphrase” timeout
Stores the wallet decryption key in memory for ‘timeout’ seconds.
This is needed prior to performing transactions related to private keys such as sending bitcores
Arguments:
1. “passphrase” (string, required) The wallet passphrase
2. timeout (numeric, required) The time to keep the decryption key in seconds.
Note:
Issuing the walletpassphrase command while the wallet is already unlocked will set a new unlock
time that overrides the old one.
Examples:
unlock the wallet for 60 seconds
> bitcore-cli walletpassphrase “my pass phrase” 60
Lock the wallet again (before 60 seconds)
> bitcore-cli walletlock
As json rpc call
> curl –user myusername –data-binary ‘{“jsonrpc”: “1.0”, “id”:”curltest”, “method”: “walletpassphrase”, “params”: [“my pass phrase”, 60] }’ -H ‘content-type: text/plain;’ http://127.0.0.1:40332/
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It never says “null” and it never actually unlocks the wallet. Then when I try to “dumpprivkey address” it says I must use “walletpassphrase mypassphrase” first. Thanks…I did that about 30 times and it simply tells me a list of commands instead of actually doing anything.
What am I missing here? Not having access to my private keys is not cool.
Did you indeed use your walletpassphrase? If you were not able to resolve the issue, please send an email to info AT bitcore.cc and let us know your wallet version and the OS you are using. Thank you.
Coinomi has been changing my recieved address. I’ve not been getting full amount of airdrop. I’ve just now registered airdrop again with latest receive address. Is this all i need to do to ensure i get the full 6% airdrop? Thanks
That should do the trick, yes. However, to be absolutely sure, you can just send your entire balance to your registered address. Always use our insight API (blockchain explorer) to verify all your funds are actually located on your address.