@marryjohn53 said in Cool day today!:

What’s up, everyone? What’s going on these days? My first visit. Thanks for having me join the community. As a hobby, I enjoy exploring new items. Online shopping is much more comfortable than offline. Usually, I buy clothes online.

I am also new here. Nice to meet you. I am finding sports activities in schools. If you know anything then share your views with me.

@benstarc67 welcome to the forum :D

@jameswilliam Welcome to the forum,

your question ist hard to answer. As there are many different crypto coins, there are as many wallets plus some.

The same it true for exchanges, as not all exchanges have all coins listed.

So the best exchange for one coin may be not the best for the other one.

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First of all many thanks for your feedback.
You are right, I need to clean up a couple of things in the repository. The submodule init is a left over from the first tests and in the neantime there is a python neoscrypt module available, that can be installed with pip.
I also missed the fact, that I need to adapt the cache and config locattion, when forking directly from spesmilo repository. It’s on my todo list now.

I also have access to some of the server not working for you. I will check and probably update the ssl certificates there.
Please keep your wallet open for at least 12 hours and check if your transaktion will get verified. This can take some time.
Please keep me updated here.

Last but not least, my focus is on the 4.x version, as the 3.3.8 version is about 2 years old, maybe older and a bit outdated already.

Not having luck… does that mean your wallet still doesn’t connect to a server or that your Trezor isn’t recognized?

Also, what is the operating system you use and do you use a binary version of the FTC Electrum wallet or would you be able to install from GIT?

Sorry for the questions, but I need some more information.

There is no other wallet I know of which supports Trezor and FTC and if you want to continue to use Trezor, what makes sense, you probably need to go forward with the electrum wallet.

if you can install from git, I may have a solution for your actual problem.

I have a working alpha version of the 4.x Electrum-FTC wallet. It is not ready for production, but it has the 4.x fixes of the original Electrum wallet so there is a chance, that Trezor will work.
Unfortunatelly I don’t have a binary yet, so it needs to be installed from git.

Thank you very much, you saved my day.

Thanks

Rich

I would be careful using the walletgenerator as i believe there was a vulnerability found in it.

https://medium.com/mycrypto/disclosure-key-generation-vulnerability-found-on-walletgenerator-net-potentially-malicious-3d8936485961

I am not sure how true this is, but better to be safe then sorry in my opinion

@navarror123 once you have sent coins to another address, you need to have access to the wallet having that address in order to send the coins back or to any other ftc address.
There is no way to reverse a transaction in the crypto world.

Sorry, but you need to figure out the website and how you can get access to the wallet now holding yohr coins

@JamesWilliam12 @dedetuga

Ok, Gentlemen, sorry for the late reply.

Here is the procedure, tested with electrumx-ftc and the core wallet version 19.3

Step 1:

Open the electrumx gui go to wallet -> private keys -> export This gives you a list of your addresses, the type of private keys and the private keys. save the list as csv file

Step 2:

open the core wallet gui go to window->console window in the console window, last line type importprivkey <private key from csv file>
The core wallet then will import the private key and scan the blockchain for coins associated with the corresponding address. repeat the last step for all addresses

That’s it :)