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Lol... @luisfrat explains to @Leogriz: that food and tee-shirt are deducted from wages, yet the proposal received $3750 for catering up to 600 people.

I've just assumed there must be some 'fudging' of all proposals where proper verification will not be practical.

Absolutely, you should go work with whichever coin might be willing to pay you an income. Good luck with that Jerry.

Wow, you certainly have 'stick-to-it-tive-ness'... unbelievable.

Welcome to the Dash Forum, Larry... sounds like you're having difficulties? No worries, just stay calm, and provide some details. I'm sure someone will be able to help.

Yes, says received 5,798 Dash to this wallet, back in March, 2014... but tx never confirmed, and receiving address (XgRjNJ5sqqCUsjxx7LVvJaUarohKQdoQrT) is not on the blockchain - it doesn't exist. So this long lost wallet.dat file you found is empty... sorry to say. As for the 24.57 DASH, they...

Can you show screenshot of 'Transactions' tab?

And if you you look in the 'Send' tab, it will show how much DASH you have available to spend.

Those 'Recent transactions' show on the right hand side of the 'Overview' tab. You see more tabs - Send, Receive, Transactions... click on Transactions tab to see better detail... That address does have 24.57 Dash, untouched since May 28, 2014.

Yeah, 3 months would be more appropriate.

Are you using Windows? If so, try the following: 1. Open a brand new (empty) wallet by starting DASH core you just downloaded. 2. Wait (a while) until the new wallet is fully synced, then close that wallet. 3. Navigate to "C:\Users\your user name\AppData\Roaming\DashCore", where you will see a...

Do you have a directory named /home/username/Library/Application Support/Dash ? And also a directory named /home/username/Library/Application Support/DashCore ? If so, just copy wallet.dat from Dash into DashCore, and you should all good.

Well done @kot... (haha, your buddy Pawel certainly speaks his mind). :)

Good to hear! Wouldn't hurt to first make a copy of that restored wallet.dat file and put it somewhere safe - the rest of that datadir doesn't matter as long as you have a copy of wallet.dat safely stashed away somewhere.

Let us know if that works. Lol,that damn System Restore - it has never seemed to like me. :mad:

Do you have a directory named C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\Dash ? And also a directory named C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\DashCore ? If so, just copy wallet.dat from Dash into DashCore, and you should all good. Edit: backups of that original wallet.dat will be located in...

That expains it... if you are starting dash-qt.exe directly - without specifying path, then it looks for datadir in default location C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\Dashcore and will create that directory if it doesn't already exist. You need to specify the path parameter "-datadir=E:\Dash" when...

As @stan.distortion suggests, it sounds like the shortcut to open your wallet probably still specifies original datadir, like this: "C:\Program Files\DashCore\dash-qt.exe" -datadir = "E:\Dash"... Lol, I know I've forgotten to edit that shortcut option a few times in the past.

@camosoul Yes, we have definitely seen people 'spaz out' in the past...