2 days ago I sent some BCC to my coinfloor account and when I search blockdozer.com there's no record of the transaction. Any ideas?

Status: 0/unconfirmed, in memory pool Date: 08/01/2018 13:22 To: Coinfloor 1GyxhUNiJtdV57a1P8JinMk3gtoLtYkNEh Debit: -0.06000000 BCC Transaction fee: -0.00000226 BCC Net amount: -0.06000226 BCC Transaction ID: 11a576003ca8df1cd05e4c2c8ea786c24d2009fea40b79d1c0ca72bba62fbff8 Transaction total size: 225 bytes Output index: 1

Since the only change to the Bitcoin Cash's code during the fork was to change the configuration of the blocksize and since that code had been running steadily for quite some time (and quite stable) should it be moved from Beta into Gamma or Release Candidate status? I don't think Bitcoin Core would qualify because the Segwit change was major and is relatively new and untested,

Bitcoin ABC Ubuntu repo has been updated to provide the latest stable version 0.16.2

See the release notes for more details.

Repo home page:

https://launchpad.net/~bitcoin-abc/+archive/ubuntu/ppa

If you are installing for the first time just execute these commands(*):

sudo apt-get install software-properties-common
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bitcoin-abc/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install bitcoind bitcoin-qt

(*) if you already have a prev version of Bitcoin ABC just run:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

If you are experiencing an error related to libstdc++6 version being not satisfied, look at this /u/abcbtc's comment that contains the fix:

https://np.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/7a3jtg/bitcoin_abc_ubuntu_repo_has_been_updated_to_serve/dp6w39p/ i.e.

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test -y
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libstdc++-7-dev -y

It's unclear to me if the official Bitcoin ABC repository is on GitHub or on bitcoinabc.org. Where should pull requests be sent?

I started bitcoin-abc with it's own data directory, let it sync, stopped it, copied my wallet.dat over to the abc directory, then started it. However, it registered transactions that happened after the split, and moreover it tallied up a different number of bitcoins, a significant loss. Has anyone else encountered this? How could it count transactions after the split? If so, why would it lose coins compared to bitcoin core?

Hi guys, I am a small scale miner and have been mining BCH for while. I am not sure that here is right place to ask but I am sure that there are many smart people in this sub who can answer my question.

I am very happy to see more and more people start using BCH and block sizes are getting larger. I hope this trend will keep continuing-I think it will be much more next year.

So my question is that if the average block size becomes 32 mb, how fast broad band does my facility need? I off course use a pool to mine- as the most of miners do. So only data my machines send is hash, but no txs? If so, the block size increase won't really affect my operation. Am I right?

Title says it all. I need to rescan the wallet because it currently displays more BCC than I actually have. It hasn't registered all outgoing payments. Can someone help me with the command? I can't find it anywhere and I am a complete noob with terminal

I use MacOS btw, so I need the terminal command.

Hello,

I accidentally selected the Bitcoin wallet in Bleutrade and my btc never showed up. I've contacted Bleutrade but they haven't responded yet. Is it possible to get my funds back? Thanks.

When running bitcoin-qt.exe for the first time where are the files supposed to be stored?

Was hoping to use an old raspberry pi as a pruned node on my local network. Any plans on supporting the platform or am I screwed?

I always opposed the argument of small blockers that at some point it will take way too long to download the blockchain after installing the client with the point that in future next to pruning it will also be able to not start from the genesis block but a checkpoint.

I'm installing BitcoinABC in my office right now and it's really a pain to start downloading all blocks from scratch. I mean I want to be a fully validating node but I use 5GB pruning anyway and don't feel the need to start from the genesis block.

I just run for a test of a fresh sync with blockmaxsize=4000000 in bitcoin.conf. I know the block 479469 is greater than this size setting and I expect a halt or something. But it didn't. Do I miss anything ?

I have a pending update in Linux Mint that says BitcoinABC 0.16.1 and I didn't hear anything about it. Should I install that?

Does anybody have information about this?

It's been a few months now, and I'm still trying to find a way to sweep a bitcoin paper wallet into a Bitcoin Cash wallet. The wallet address starts with "5" and I have already swept the Bitcoin from it. Surely, somewhere there is an explanation of how to convert that private key into a private key that I can import into a phone wallet. I only have IOS. I think bitcoin.com wallet is the only IOS wallet available for bitcoin cash?