So where can I find my private key?

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Says 'Invalid DogeCoin address'  

You need to do this from the wallet that SENT the transaction that is not confirming.

Internally, your wallet contains accounts, and each of your addresses is associated with one of these accounts.

In the debug window, type this to list your accounts:


Then you can list the address(es) that are associated with each account:


In the updated client, you can then import the address with the commands in my previous post.

I didn't follow the conversation from the start, but an easier method is just to backup wallet.dat and then update to the new client. If everything goes as expected, you should have to do anything but wait for the new client to synchronise with the network.

Currently, the transaction that you are saying is not confirming is not relayed on the network, probably because your old version cannot sync with the current chain. If you upgrade the client, it will broadcast the stuck transaction again, and this time it should be confirmed.

If you use the export/import method, and give up with the old client altogether, it will be like this transaction never existed in the first place.

What was the address that you sent the coins from? If you use the Dogecoin explorer you can look it up, and you should see that the coins are still there. They probably aren't gone, just stuck.

Yeah...I don't like this price

doge is much tougher to mine than ever.  maybe halving block rewards will have the opposite effect most people think it will.

You need to make the cash flow, stop holding, sell your doge, this is not good, every currency needs flow. If 90% DOGE are stuck the price will fall down because of the lack of sellers. It won't climb up necause of the demand.
This is simple economics and the way to the moon.

I say something big is about to happen:

- Difficulty has increased tremendously (maybe an update on the dogecoin or something?)
- Price is lowering towards 200 satoshi or maybe below. (people mad and scared because of the diff, thus dropping)
- Allowing People that sold of to early to once again buy in and allowing new people to buy in faily low

People cannot stay angry all the time so they will rebuy, and hopefully then, we will jump up to 300 satoshi (hope so!)

I just saw that the block halving also takes longer as it is more difficult to mine the blocks... Reward halving now in 27 days, maybe the difficulty will compromise this a little bit.