Ripple is a "Global Settlement Network" and the underlying coin is used as the transaction payment mechanism. The reality is though, I was going to put this to use and convert the coin to Ripple (XRP). Once the blockchain had fully sync'd, I could then simply send the coin to the exchange where I could convert them to another currency or cash out if I wanted it.
#Dogecoin core bootstrap download
So after about 9 hours after the network sync started and another ~11GB download it is complete! The IPTV services we were watching at the same time were also affected. This wasn't an issue with the Dogecoin network, but local internet. Unfortunately, after about an hour, the network performance dropped significantly, with frequent drop outs. The graph below is set for a 30 minute window, and after approx 15 minutes it has downloaded 1GB.
Switching to the network view of the debug window, you can see how much data has been download. Still probably gave me a good head start, just no telling how long the remainder will take! The bootstrap cannot have been updated for a while.
You can see in the image below the progress in the main window, and in the debug window, where it clearing states importing from disk, in you can see the transactions which are now confirmed as they have synced with the blockchain, and in the transactions still listed as 'Conflicted' as the sync hasn't reached those transactions yet.Īfter about 4 hours of doing the block import from the bootstrap file, I noticed it then switched to Network Sync with over 1.5 years still to sync. Leaving the download overnight, as it said it was 7.5GB, in reality it was 13GB the next morning I copied the file into the correct Dogecoin folder, opened up the wallet app and left it to do its thing. Simply searching for Dogecoin Blockchain File, provide a result taking me to which also had instructions on what to do. And of course, it was time to search Google. It was at this point I though it must be possible to download a blockchain snapshot to at least get it up to date quicker. This is because the blockchain was not yet in sync. All the transactions were visible in the wallet, but were listed as 'Conflicted' and the balance did not show. On my laptop, I used a back up of the wallet file and then tried to re-sync the blockchain, however again, this was painfully slow.
#Dogecoin core bootstrap Pc
Prior to packing my PC into the shipment for the move, I had tried to get the blockchain up to date, but that was taking an eternity as it was over 3 years out of date. With the rise in value of the coin, I wasn't going to let that go to waste and had the intention of exchanging it for other coin that looked like it potentially for higher growth. Wait for indexing to finish, and then it will start synchronising from 29th January 2021.When I had been mining Dogecoin back in 2014, in total I had accumulated 139,780.49113397 Dogecoin over the course of just under 3 months. Make sure your Dogecoin Core client is not running, then clear out the contents of the blocks and chainstate folders (NOTE: make sure you are NOT deleting any wallet.dat files or you will lose your coins!) and copy in the files from the bootstrap you just downloaded.Īfter you drop those files into the appropriate folders start up Dogecoin Core. (Can't find it? You can check the path by going to Help -> Debug window -> Information -> Datadir) MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Dogecoin/ Windows: C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Dogecoin Once finished, navigate to your dogecoin data directory:
#Dogecoin core bootstrap torrent
torrent, open it with your torrent client of choice, and download it. Make sure you are using the latest Dogecoin Core 1.14.3! Run the wallet once and then close it. You can use the bootstrap to get started more quickly with Dogecoin Core, you don't have to wait as long to synchronise the entire chain.
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