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[[File:wallet-dad.jpg|thumb|upright=0.67]]Details of the main (top left) menu and the cogwheel (halfway down on the right) menu; smart wallets | [[File:wallet-dad.jpg|thumb|upright=0.67]]Details of the main (top left) menu and the cogwheel (halfway down on the right) menu; smart wallets | ||
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The installation now comes with a default single-address wallet, called "Small Expenses Wallet". You can create additional main wallets. A main wallet can also have smart wallets inside it, created by conditional-payment [[Special:MyLanguage/smart contract|smart contract]]s. | The installation now comes with a default single-address wallet, called "Small Expenses Wallet". You can create additional main wallets. A main wallet can also have smart wallets inside it, created by conditional-payment [[Special:MyLanguage/smart contract|smart contract]]s. | ||
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If you want a connected Byteball wallet on your pc and another one on your Android smartphone, choose the multi-device option [[Special:MyLanguage/wallet#add-wallet|as shown below]]. Don't try to build the second one from the seed of the first: it will probably not function as expected, especially regarding blackbytes. | If you want a connected Byteball wallet on your pc and another one on your Android smartphone, choose the multi-device option [[Special:MyLanguage/wallet#add-wallet|as shown below]]. Don't try to build the second one from the seed of the first: it will probably not function as expected, especially regarding blackbytes. | ||
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====Convenience vs security==== <!--T:7--> | ====Convenience vs security==== <!--T:7--> | ||
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A 3of3 set-up is dangerous, because if one device fails -- and the back-up fails too -- you have lost your coins. So try to strike a balance between convenience and security. Different people have different circumstances. Someone living in a college dormitory has a different situation to someone working from their secure home. | A 3of3 set-up is dangerous, because if one device fails -- and the back-up fails too -- you have lost your coins. So try to strike a balance between convenience and security. Different people have different circumstances. Someone living in a college dormitory has a different situation to someone working from their secure home. | ||
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'''Connected:''' Useful for security. Will show the same balance and history across all devices. | '''Connected:''' Useful for security. Will show the same balance and history across all devices. | ||
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Pairing is between devices, independent of whatever wallets are on those devices. So if you have a 1of2 wallet shared by your pc and your smartphone, and you pair the pc and chat with a friend, the chat will not appear on your smartphone, although the funds will. | Pairing is between devices, independent of whatever wallets are on those devices. So if you have a 1of2 wallet shared by your pc and your smartphone, and you pair the pc and chat with a friend, the chat will not appear on your smartphone, although the funds will. | ||
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===Light/easy or full/hard wallet?=== <!--T:15--> | ===Light/easy or full/hard wallet?=== <!--T:15--> | ||
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Always select the light option unless you REALLY need the full version. If you have funds sent to an address in a full wallet you will be unable to spend them until it finishes synchronizing, and this can take a very long time. The bottleneck seems to be the read/write speed to the hard drive, with an SSD being preferred by far.<ref>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1608859.msg19676106#msg19676106</ref> | Always select the light option unless you REALLY need the full version. If you have funds sent to an address in a full wallet you will be unable to spend them until it finishes synchronizing, and this can take a very long time. The bottleneck seems to be the read/write speed to the hard drive, with an SSD being preferred by far.<ref>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1608859.msg19676106#msg19676106</ref> | ||
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===Single-address wallet=== <!--T:17--> | ===Single-address wallet=== <!--T:17--> | ||
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In this version you can also manually attest other users and post arbitrary data into the Byteball DAG. | In this version you can also manually attest other users and post arbitrary data into the Byteball DAG. | ||
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====Attestation==== <!--T:21--> | ====Attestation==== <!--T:21--> | ||
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To facilitate [[Special:MyLanguage/Identity verification|Identity verification]], starting with version 2.1, the default ("Small expenses") wallet of new users is created as single-address (nothing changes for old users). Users can still easily add another wallet and make it multi-address for better privacy. The second wallet is not linked to the user’s verified identity and can be used anonymously.<ref>https://medium.com/byteball/distribution-to-verified-users-and-referrals-ed00b9b2a30e</ref> | To facilitate [[Special:MyLanguage/Identity verification|Identity verification]], starting with version 2.1, the default ("Small expenses") wallet of new users is created as single-address (nothing changes for old users). Users can still easily add another wallet and make it multi-address for better privacy. The second wallet is not linked to the user’s verified identity and can be used anonymously.<ref>https://medium.com/byteball/distribution-to-verified-users-and-referrals-ed00b9b2a30e</ref> | ||
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The default wallet is named "Small Expenses Wallet", and has two screens: one for bytes, one for blackbytes. Every [[Special:MyLanguage/Asset|new asset]] you receive (CK1's, [[Special:MyLanguage/Tingos|Tingos]] etc) will create an additional screen just for that asset. If you add a wallet to the default set-up -- maybe "Savings" -- it will start out with two screens again. | The default wallet is named "Small Expenses Wallet", and has two screens: one for bytes, one for blackbytes. Every [[Special:MyLanguage/Asset|new asset]] you receive (CK1's, [[Special:MyLanguage/Tingos|Tingos]] etc) will create an additional screen just for that asset. If you add a wallet to the default set-up -- maybe "Savings" -- it will start out with two screens again. | ||
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When doing a routine update, first do a full back-up using the Byteball menu option (see below) just in case, then simply download the latest version and install it over the top of the existing version. So when you get a prompt saying "you already have [this], do you want to replace it?" click yes. | When doing a routine update, first do a full back-up using the Byteball menu option (see below) just in case, then simply download the latest version and install it over the top of the existing version. So when you get a prompt saying "you already have [this], do you want to replace it?" click yes. | ||
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==Main menu options== <!--T:27--> | ==Main menu options== <!--T:27--> | ||
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===Add wallet=== <!--T:28--> | ===Add wallet=== <!--T:28--> | ||
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A multi-device wallet is duplicated across each of the paired devices, showing the same transactions, addresses, balances etc. | A multi-device wallet is duplicated across each of the paired devices, showing the same transactions, addresses, balances etc. | ||
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====Signatures==== <!--T:31--> | ====Signatures==== <!--T:31--> | ||
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*A 2-of-2 set-up means two devices and both signatures are needed to send a transaction. | *A 2-of-2 set-up means two devices and both signatures are needed to send a transaction. | ||
*A 2-of-4 set-up means four devices and two signatures are needed to send a transaction. | *A 2-of-4 set-up means four devices and two signatures are needed to send a transaction. | ||
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===Paired devices=== <!--T:33--> | ===Paired devices=== <!--T:33--> | ||
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====Contacts==== <!--T:34--> | ====Contacts==== <!--T:34--> | ||
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This shows a list of all your paired devices, both the user-chosen name (''myputer'' etc) and the permanent device number (0VC...ARM etc). Some you will be able to remove, some you won't. However, if you enter the chat window for that device, there's an Edit button at the top right. One of the options is ''rename'', so at least you can rename "AnnoyingDevice" to "zzAnnoyingDevice" and it will move to the end of your alphabetical list and be out of the way. | This shows a list of all your paired devices, both the user-chosen name (''myputer'' etc) and the permanent device number (0VC...ARM etc). Some you will be able to remove, some you won't. However, if you enter the chat window for that device, there's an Edit button at the top right. One of the options is ''rename'', so at least you can rename "AnnoyingDevice" to "zzAnnoyingDevice" and it will move to the end of your alphabetical list and be out of the way. | ||
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====Bot store==== <!--T:36--> | ====Bot store==== <!--T:36--> | ||
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Currently shows about 20 bots. See wiki article [[Special:MyLanguage/Chatbot|Chatbot]] for details. | Currently shows about 20 bots. See wiki article [[Special:MyLanguage/Chatbot|Chatbot]] for details. | ||
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===Settings = Global preferences=== <!--T:38--> | ===Settings = Global preferences=== <!--T:38--> | ||
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'''About Byteball:''' Version number, commit hash (developer thing), terms of use, translators credits, session log | '''About Byteball:''' Version number, commit hash (developer thing), terms of use, translators credits, session log | ||
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==Cogwheel preferences== <!--T:54--> | ==Cogwheel preferences== <!--T:54--> | ||
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'''Advanced:''' (under next heading) | '''Advanced:''' (under next heading) | ||
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===Wallet information=== <!--T:58--> | ===Wallet information=== <!--T:58--> | ||
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UQX...EC6<br /> | UQX...EC6<br /> | ||
0.117889 MB | 0.117889 MB | ||
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===Sweep paper wallet=== <!--T:79--> | ===Sweep paper wallet=== <!--T:79--> | ||
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*This gives an option to scan QR code of paper wallet private key | *This gives an option to scan QR code of paper wallet private key | ||
*If anyone sees a Byteball paper wallet generator, please tell me (Slackjore) | *If anyone sees a Byteball paper wallet generator, please tell me (Slackjore) | ||
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===Delete wallet=== <!--T:81--> | ===Delete wallet=== <!--T:81--> | ||
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What it says, big red button on the next screen | What it says, big red button on the next screen | ||
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When you transact using a smart contract, the funds may go into a smart wallet. One or both parties will be able to unlock this and spend the funds. | When you transact using a smart contract, the funds may go into a smart wallet. One or both parties will be able to unlock this and spend the funds. | ||
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===Confirmed funds=== <!--T:85--> | ===Confirmed funds=== <!--T:85--> | ||
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*A smart wallet first becomes visible | *A smart wallet first becomes visible | ||
*You can spend funds from it | *You can spend funds from it | ||
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===Transaction fees are paid in bytes=== <!--T:87--> | ===Transaction fees are paid in bytes=== <!--T:87--> | ||
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If you are in a new smart wallet and trying to send blackbytes, or some [[Special:MyLanguage/asset|new asset]] (like [[Special:MyLanguage/Zangos|Zangos]]), it won't have any regular bytes in it to cover the transaction fee. So open the Receive tab, copy the address, paste it into your regular wallet and send some bytes, maybe 0.1 MB. You can easily recover any unspent bytes from this. | If you are in a new smart wallet and trying to send blackbytes, or some [[Special:MyLanguage/asset|new asset]] (like [[Special:MyLanguage/Zangos|Zangos]]), it won't have any regular bytes in it to cover the transaction fee. So open the Receive tab, copy the address, paste it into your regular wallet and send some bytes, maybe 0.1 MB. You can easily recover any unspent bytes from this. | ||
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====Zero out the smart wallet==== <!--T:89--> | ====Zero out the smart wallet==== <!--T:89--> | ||
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If you cannot spend the funds, maybe they are locked because the other party needs to spend them. Or some other condition has not been satisfied. | If you cannot spend the funds, maybe they are locked because the other party needs to spend them. Or some other condition has not been satisfied. | ||
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==Backup== <!--T:93--> | ==Backup== <!--T:93--> | ||
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Full backup is WAY more important than a seed. Full backup keeps your blackbytes, and even better, it means a simple and quick full restore, whereas a restore from seed may require a full node. | Full backup is WAY more important than a seed. Full backup keeps your blackbytes, and even better, it means a simple and quick full restore, whereas a restore from seed may require a full node. | ||
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User data directory in Windows, for example, is found at C:\Users\Alice\AppData\Local\byteball\User Data | User data directory in Windows, for example, is found at C:\Users\Alice\AppData\Local\byteball\User Data | ||
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==Reinstall wallet== <!--T:102--> | ==Reinstall wallet== <!--T:102--> | ||
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To start from scratch, you have to rename or delete the Byteball user data folder before reinstalling. '''Be aware that deleting the user data folder results in any existing coins getting lost.''' After you've renamed or deleted this folder, you can do a re-install and choose the wallet type (light/full) again. | To start from scratch, you have to rename or delete the Byteball user data folder before reinstalling. '''Be aware that deleting the user data folder results in any existing coins getting lost.''' After you've renamed or deleted this folder, you can do a re-install and choose the wallet type (light/full) again. | ||
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===Rename or delete this folder before reinstall=== <!--T:104--> | ===Rename or delete this folder before reinstall=== <!--T:104--> | ||
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*MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/byteball | *MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/byteball | ||
*Linux: ~/.config/byteball | *Linux: ~/.config/byteball | ||
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===Changing operating systems=== <!--T:106--> | ===Changing operating systems=== <!--T:106--> | ||
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It is apparently possible to make a full backup on Windows, and then restore it on Linux. Everything reportedly gets copied including the device address. | It is apparently possible to make a full backup on Windows, and then restore it on Linux. Everything reportedly gets copied including the device address. | ||
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==Wallet and explorer differ== <!--T:108--> | ==Wallet and explorer differ== <!--T:108--> | ||
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'''Latest version?''' You '''are''' running the latest version, right? | '''Latest version?''' You '''are''' running the latest version, right? | ||
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If your phone is taking too long to sync, even with a light wallet, it could be due to blackbytes, and because when the screen fades out it often stops syncing. Activate Developer Mode on Android to get under Settings a new option to keep the screen awake/on when plugged in, and this allows you to sync overnight. | If your phone is taking too long to sync, even with a light wallet, it could be due to blackbytes, and because when the screen fades out it often stops syncing. Activate Developer Mode on Android to get under Settings a new option to keep the screen awake/on when plugged in, and this allows you to sync overnight. | ||
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If you want to do many blackbyte transactions, a light wallet is less efficient than a full wallet to sync blackbytes. So in this case you are better off with a full wallet and thus must have an SSD drive on your laptop/desktop. | If you want to do many blackbyte transactions, a light wallet is less efficient than a full wallet to sync blackbytes. So in this case you are better off with a full wallet and thus must have an SSD drive on your laptop/desktop. | ||
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*Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 44<ref>https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BIP_0044</ref> | *Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 44<ref>https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BIP_0044</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 20:54, 17 March 2018
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Details of the main (top left) menu and the cogwheel (halfway down on the right) menu; smart wallets
Contents
Byteball wallets
To start, download and install a wallet from those listed at byteball.org or Github: releases[1] (includes win32, but not for XP).
The installation now comes with a default single-address wallet, called "Small Expenses Wallet". You can create additional main wallets. A main wallet can also have smart wallets inside it, created by conditional-payment smart contracts.
Multiple devices
If you want a connected Byteball wallet on your pc and another one on your Android smartphone, choose the multi-device option as shown below. Don't try to build the second one from the seed of the first: it will probably not function as expected, especially regarding blackbytes.
Convenience vs security
A 1of3 set-up is very convenient, and if one device fails (it happens) it's not a problem when you forgot to back it up. However, it is easier for a thief to get hold of your coins. Encrypting the wallets makes them more secure.
A 3of3 set-up is dangerous, because if one device fails -- and the back-up fails too -- you have lost your coins. So try to strike a balance between convenience and security. Different people have different circumstances. Someone living in a college dormitory has a different situation to someone working from their secure home.
Independent or connected?
Independent: Useful for experimenting, seeing what happens when you interact with another Byteball user in chat. Use (plain) default Small Expenses Wallet on each device.
Connected: Useful for security. Will show the same balance and history across all devices.
Pairing
Pairing is between devices, independent of whatever wallets are on those devices. So if you have a 1of2 wallet shared by your pc and your smartphone, and you pair the pc and chat with a friend, the chat will not appear on your smartphone, although the funds will.
Light/easy or full/hard wallet?
Always select the light option unless you REALLY need the full version. If you have funds sent to an address in a full wallet you will be unable to spend them until it finishes synchronizing, and this can take a very long time. The bottleneck seems to be the read/write speed to the hard drive, with an SSD being preferred by far.[2]
Single-address wallet
A single-address wallet (version 1.11.0 on) you create will not generate the usual new change address when needed. Change will always go to the one-and-only address the wallet contains.
You can use single-address wallets to run a manual oracle right from your wallet, without having to run a node on a server. This allows you to run a prediction market for a future event, enable users to make contracts (bets) referencing your address as an oracle, and when the outcome of the event is known you post its result from your wallet.
In this version you can also manually attest other users and post arbitrary data into the Byteball DAG.
Attestation
To facilitate Identity verification, starting with version 2.1, the default ("Small expenses") wallet of new users is created as single-address (nothing changes for old users). Users can still easily add another wallet and make it multi-address for better privacy. The second wallet is not linked to the user’s verified identity and can be used anonymously.[3]
Multiple screens
The default wallet is named "Small Expenses Wallet", and has two screens: one for bytes, one for blackbytes. Every new asset you receive (CK1's, Tingos etc) will create an additional screen just for that asset. If you add a wallet to the default set-up -- maybe "Savings" -- it will start out with two screens again.
Update
When doing a routine update, first do a full back-up using the Byteball menu option (see below) just in case, then simply download the latest version and install it over the top of the existing version. So when you get a prompt saying "you already have [this], do you want to replace it?" click yes.
Add wallet
Choose between PLAIN WALLET and MULTI-DEVICE WALLET, and give it a name. If multi-device (m of n) wallet, choose the total number of co-signers (n), and the required number of signatures (m). For each co-signer (not you), you need to select from the list of paired devices in your library. If the device is not there yet, share a pairing code with it and then select it.
A multi-device wallet is duplicated across each of the paired devices, showing the same transactions, addresses, balances etc.
Signatures
- A 1-of-2 set-up means two devices and either one is sufficient to send a transaction.
- A 2-of-2 set-up means two devices and both signatures are needed to send a transaction.
- A 2-of-4 set-up means four devices and two signatures are needed to send a transaction.
Paired devices
Contacts
This shows a list of all your paired devices, both the user-chosen name (myputer etc) and the permanent device number (0VC...ARM etc). Some you will be able to remove, some you won't. However, if you enter the chat window for that device, there's an Edit button at the top right. One of the options is rename, so at least you can rename "AnnoyingDevice" to "zzAnnoyingDevice" and it will move to the end of your alphabetical list and be out of the way.
Bot store
Currently shows about 20 bots. See wiki article Chatbot for details.
Settings = Global preferences
Device name: Change it if you wish. If you chat to someone, they will see this name
Hub: Default is byteball.org/bb. You can change it
TOR: This option is desktop/laptop only. For Android, use the Orbot app
Language: Select from 18 or so
Unit for bytes: Select from kB, MB or GB. For safety, use the unit matching your usual expenditures. Otherwise you might intend to send 100kB (0.1 MB) and you send 0.001 GB (1 MB) instead because all the leading zeroes are confusing
Unit for blackbytes: Select from kBB, MBB or GBB
Enable push notifications: (Android) toggle on or off
Witnesses: Easiest to select "Auto-update the witness list from the hub". See wiki Witness article for harder options
DEVICE ADDRESS: 0VCPO8MYDRN2E3N5JDRHRSTVEVZSZYARM for example. This doesn't change, and will be visible to anyone you pair with for chat
SPENDING RESTRICTIONS
Request password: Lets you set up a password that will encrypt your wallet. Don't forget it! There is no password recovery option
Backup wallet seed: The seed alone will back up your bytes but not your blackbytes. This is important!
Recovery from seed: Recovery is available in single-sig (i.e., not multi-sig) light wallets from version 1.10.1.
Full backup: Lets you set a password (don't forget it!) and export a full backup file. You should do a full backup every time you do a blackbytes teansaction. Many people have lost funds because they didn't do a backup.
Restore from full backup: Note this will permanently delete all your existing wallets and replace them with whatever is in your backup file. If you created this backup on another device, you should have stopped using the original device wallet immediately after creating the backup. Never clone wallets. If you must access your funds from several devices, use multisig.
About Byteball: Version number, commit hash (developer thing), terms of use, translators credits, session log
Cogwheel preferences
Wallet alias: change local name
Color: 12 to choose from
Advanced: (under next heading)
Wallet information
Wallet name (at creation): whatever name you gave it first
Wallet ID: note this does not change, and is different to all the wallet addresses. If this is a shared multi-sig wallet, the ID will be the same on each of the paired devices
Wallet configuration (m-n): multiple-signature configuration, like 1 of 1, 1 of 2, 2 of 2, 2 of 3 etc
Derivation strategy: BIP44: standard method of deriving new keys for addresses[4]
Account (BIP44): BIP44 allows the creation of more than one account. If you create a second multi-sig account with a paired device it will show as #2
CO-SIGNERS
Shows the co-signers (if any) for this wallet configuration, and which wallet is currently in use. Note the original wallet names are used, not what they may have been changed to
EXTENDED PUBLIC KEYS:
- Me xpub... (this wallet's xpub)
- (Other wallet's name, if multi-sig) xpub... (that wallet's xpub)
ALL WALLET ADDRESSES: (examples shown)
65C...AW6
m/44'/0'/1'/0/0 · April 19th 2017, 3:00 pm
7SV...MMM
m/44'/0'/1'/0/1 · April 22nd 2017, 5:47 pm
MR3...APD
m/44'/0'/1'/1/0 · April 26th 2017, 1:34 pm
The m/44'/0'/1'/... designation is part of the BIP44 protocol. Here, the 1' means the second wallet -- the first (small expenses) wallet is designated 0'. The final 0/0 (0/1, 0/2 etc) means the 1st (2nd, 3rd etc) visibly-generated receive addresses; and the final 1/0 (1/1, 1/2 etc) means the 1st (2nd, 3rd etc) automatically-generated change addresses.
BALANCE BY ADDRESS: (examples shown)
7SV...MMM
0.04 GBB
O3J...YL5
0.024402 MB
RAZ...LIM
0.05966 MB
55 Zwib by Jore Bohne (new asset, registered)
576 of 3kc7H8A2oiWr8mv7AcWJeLCA0Cp8c3BLK04kYQ+5pfU= (new asset, unregistered)
0.085248 GBB
UQX...EC6
0.117889 MB
Sweep paper wallet
- This gives an option to scan QR code of paper wallet private key
- If anyone sees a Byteball paper wallet generator, please tell me (Slackjore)
Delete wallet
What it says, big red button on the next screen
Smart wallets
When you transact using a smart contract, the funds may go into a smart wallet. One or both parties will be able to unlock this and spend the funds.
Confirmed funds
You need transactions to confirm before
- A smart wallet first becomes visible
- You can spend funds from it
Transaction fees are paid in bytes
If you are in a new smart wallet and trying to send blackbytes, or some new asset (like Zangos), it won't have any regular bytes in it to cover the transaction fee. So open the Receive tab, copy the address, paste it into your regular wallet and send some bytes, maybe 0.1 MB. You can easily recover any unspent bytes from this.
Zero out the smart wallet
Lots of little smart wallets can get confusing. So send all funds, in all currencies, to your regular wallet(s). Send the (white)bytes last, or you won't be able to pay the transaction fees.
When all balances in a wallet are zero, it will disappear (hooray!).
If you cannot spend the funds, maybe they are locked because the other party needs to spend them. Or some other condition has not been satisfied.
Backup
Full backup is WAY more important than a seed. Full backup keeps your blackbytes, and even better, it means a simple and quick full restore, whereas a restore from seed may require a full node.
Convert
There's no simple way to change from a full wallet to a light one. Usually the need becomes apparent when one has sent GBytes from an exchange to a full wallet and the funds don't show in the wallet because it hasn't sync'd up to the date/time of the transaction.
In this case, follow these steps to get access to your bytes (not blackbytes):
- On a separate device, download and install a light wallet
- Find someone you trust that has a fully-sync'd full wallet that has zero funds in it. Send that person your seed. They will then restore your wallet on their computer
- That person then sends your funds to your new light wallet
- Continue to use the light wallet
To get access to your blackbytes, either
- Wait until the full wallet syncs, then send the blackbytes to the light wallet (after pairing); or
- Send that nice person you trusted with your seed the "User data" data directory (see below), and he can then send you the blackbytes (after pairing).
User data directory in Windows, for example, is found at C:\Users\Alice\AppData\Local\byteball\User Data
Reinstall wallet
To start from scratch, you have to rename or delete the Byteball user data folder before reinstalling. Be aware that deleting the user data folder results in any existing coins getting lost. After you've renamed or deleted this folder, you can do a re-install and choose the wallet type (light/full) again.
Rename or delete this folder before reinstall
- Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%\byteball
- MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/byteball
- Linux: ~/.config/byteball
Changing operating systems
It is apparently possible to make a full backup on Windows, and then restore it on Linux. Everything reportedly gets copied including the device address.
Wallet and explorer differ
Does explorer.byteball.org show some new bytes have arrived, but they don't show in your wallet?
Wallet not connected properly? Your internet connection needs to allow communications to get to and from the wallet: an easy check is do the chatbots work? If the chatbots don't work, maybe showing a Socket Closed error, this lack of proper connection must get fixed.
- Firewall problem?
- Tor turned on by mistake? (Check this at Settings > TOR, don't just assume it isn't turned on)
- Something else wrong?
Wallet not sync'd? If have a full wallet it needs to sync up to the date of a transaction to show it. Then, transfer your coins to a light wallet and when you're sure the coins are in the light wallet dump the full wallet.
Weird wallet? If you have done something weird like "copied"/cloned a wallet from one device to another, or are running more than one instance on a single computer, then you may or may not be able to access these coins.
Latest version? You are running the latest version, right?
Sync problems
Android
If your phone is taking too long to sync, even with a light wallet, it could be due to blackbytes, and because when the screen fades out it often stops syncing. Activate Developer Mode on Android to get under Settings a new option to keep the screen awake/on when plugged in, and this allows you to sync overnight.
Full wallet may be better
If you want to do many blackbyte transactions, a light wallet is less efficient than a full wallet to sync blackbytes. So in this case you are better off with a full wallet and thus must have an SSD drive on your laptop/desktop.
External links
- Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 44[5]
References
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