Hi freshbtcer! When you send BTC or BTX to somebody else, by default it sends the change of a transaction to a new unused so-called change address in order to make it harder for other people to track exactly how many coins you have or where you send them. For this purpose your wallet generates a set of change addresses. (You can find more details here https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Change)

Try to properly restore your wallet.dat and see if it has your balance in the change addresses.  If you made a lot of transactions there's an unfortunate chance that your coins were moved into new change addresses that are not in your backup. One actually needs to backup a wallet regularly if it's used to send transactions.

yes most def.


When exactly comes the hitbtc listing ?

Thank you for the response! Problem resolved! I saved the wallet file 10 minutes after the transaction sent so I was determined. I was able to create a shortcut for the bitcore-qt.exe and add -wallet= for the new wallet file to get it to rescan and was able to recover.. I love it because last time I had a corrupt wallet file and bitcore client was able to repair and recover my keys then as well!

Good to hear this! Very nice, glad you didn't lose your coins and all is well!

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Hi, Which address are you suppose to use for Airdrop?

Public Key or the Receive address?

is there signature bounty program?

i use yiimp.eu

Have a slight issue, was receiving weekly 3% airdrops like clockwork but they ended the 23'd October.

I have registered my addy on bitcore.cc and I see it on the register list but I'm not getting airdrops anymore.

Mac, BCore 0.14.1.6-757738d

Any ideas?