No, I guess you have not sent the coins to the special address given in the bot. Do not worry, the address in one of yours derived from your seed. But only coins on this address are considered for the distribution. This is common beginners question. To send them to this address, just click the address in the bot and make an "send all" transaction to this address.

Guessing you typed the address in?  If so, you probably made a typo.  Oh, and letters are CaSe sentitive.

You didn't try to give a bitcoin address, did ya? 



If it was a simple question, you should answered it for yourself.  I am sure you recognize that even though this thread is 730+ pages, it's 90% filled with people asking the same question, because they don't simply read the first post.  Mostly lazy people that make it to the thread without reading the very first post just to ask a question.   No offense to you as a person, but you have to realize how much wasted space is made.

I'm not sure why you don't get this coin.  It's not really different than all the others except that it's much easier to understand and deal with.  User interface is awesome.
As for linking bitcoin, there is already many youtube videos on how to do it.  I'm not sure how much easier it could be to give people free money, but yet they still want to be handheld.

I got an idea.... I could start a service of linking peoples bitcoin for them with the understanding I charge 50%.  I'm sure people would do it, because they don't want to do anything for themselves.  Of course they'll complain after the fact.  It's what people do even though they know the fee up front.   Kind of like ebay drones where an idiot will agree to buy something knowing the shipping price up front, and then after getting the product will complain about the shipping costs.  Damn morons.

Linking bitcoin.... you could just have your bitcoin on Bittrex and they will link and give you the byteball automatically.  I believe it's a 5% fee.   People are good with it until after the distribution and realize they paid 5% even though they knew it up front.

I'm glad you got your answer.  I'm sorry I had to be a part of it.  May you proper and be rich.  Hodl!

Interface is so much more powerful if you want to use it that way.  Gambling directly from a wallet is nice.  And, trusted contracts.  Gotta love it.

Naaa, ask your questions.  Don't let some ass like me stop you. 

Also, congrats on Hodling.  I made the same choice.  Not saying it's the right choice as I could have made a lot of money simply doing the monthly buy and dump, but I didn't.

I've never sold a single byte; however, I have given several away, and hodl many.  I hope it turns out well for all of us.

Nah, I'm better continue shitting down posts about undervalued and lacking of marketing.

Why wouldn't you do it the same way you've done it in the part?
Same process for all versions.

Full Backup

It makes a file you can use on any platform.

Now, I think you might be asking how to convert a full node to a light wallet in an attempt to retain your bytes/blackbytes in the process?

Tony is very busy working on this project so he doesn't have tons of time for idle chat. But he comes to slack frequently.

This project keeps getting better and better. This is a huge marketing/signal boost.

I'm just asking since I remember discussions in the past where it was suggested to backup the whole byteball directory so as to be sure to secure also the blackbytes. As for converting a full node to a light wallet I guess you could do that by just transferring you assets to a light wallet on another device, am I right? But in fact would then a full backup of a light wallet retain also the blackbytes?

The above are just new spam accounts.  Why are so many new bitcointalk accounts being created just spamming threads to get activity points?  Ahhh, to sell them later and/or collect on free airdrops.

At the risk of being indelicate, I rather think the primary motivation can be found right within your signature block. As further support for this notion, visit my signature block.