Bitcoin Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples

∟Bitcoin Transaction

∟Receive Bitcoin in My Test Wallet

This section describes how to check test transactions on my local peer.

After requesting a test Bitcoin fund from the testnet.coinfaucet.eu, and watching the transaction got confirmed on live.blockcypher.com, now I am ready to see the fund show in my test Bitcoin wallet.

1. Check balance of my test wallet. It is still 0.0 BTC. 

C:\>\local\bitcoin-0.15.1\bin\bitcoin-cli -testnet getbalance
0.00000000

2. Find out how many blocks have been synchronized on my local peer. Still have a long way to catch up. 

C:\>\local\bitcoin-0.15.1\bin\bitcoin-cli -testnet getblockcount
605596

3. Try to search for my transaction. Not found on my local peer. 

C:\>\local\bitcoin-0.15.1\bin\bitcoin-cli -testnet getrawtransaction 
   e22d5998a43e3e1d81784e6e92988d1c4eae77cd0e439542337e48a786c75e69
   
error code: -5
error message:
No such mempool transaction. Use -txindex to enable blockchain transaction 
queries. Use gettransaction for wallet transactions.

It looks like I have to wait until my local peer is fully synchronized before I can see my transaction and funds in my wallet.

Table of Contents

 About This Book

 Introduction of Bitcoin

 Bitcoin Blockchain

 Bitcoin Wallet

 Bitcoin Core

►Bitcoin Transaction

 What Is Bitcoin Transaction

 Receive Test Bitcoin from testnet.coinfaucet.eu

 View Transaction on live.blockcypher.com

►Receive Bitcoin in My Test Wallet

 View Bitcoin in My Test Wallet

 Bitcoin-Qt New Incoming Transaction Alert

 "bitcoin-cli sendtoaddress" - Send Bitcoin

 Confirm Outgoing Transaction

 Trace Back Bitcoin Transaction Outputs

 Bitcoin-Qt - Bitcoin Core GUI

 Bitcoin Mining

 Bitcoin Consensus Rules

 Bitcoin Block Data Structure

 Bitcoin Transaction Data Structure

 Bitcoin Blockchain APIs

 Copay - Bitcoin Wallet

 Archived Tutorials

 References

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