Electrum wallet signing transaction

[zoxich]

Hello:
Please help:
I can't send any BTCP from Electrum wallet(v1.1.1) to another adress.
Signing transaction error:

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[mak7609]

The same problem I recovered my coins from Ledger NanoS. Now I can not send anywhere - the same inscription

[pjain]

Yeah. I've had the same problem as described in #35
No update from the devs in months.

[sulmone]

Working on a fix for this in the next release.

[pjain]

Thanks for the update Chris!

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[auber262]

Thanks for the update, Chris - we had wondered when it might be - got some lovely BTCP in the electrum wallet we want to move to the main BTCP wallet. Looking forward. Thanks for great support.

[anndrox]

I'm having the same issue with the ledger wallet BTCP ver 1.1.1. When signing the transaction it says "Exception: unsupported varint" Also for thread bump

[zoxich]

Chris, any updates?
I still cannot sent my BTCP.

Thank you

[sulmone]

Take a screenshot of your "Coins" tab? You can show it by clicking "View" -> "Show Coins". You can spend each incoming txn individually or shift-select a group of them. I think you have a large number of small txns and the electrum wallet is mis-estimating how many can fit in a single block. This causes the txn to be rejected when sent to the network.

[zoxich]

Chris, Thank you.
I have a lot of transactions with very small amount of BTCP.
For fix this, i accumulate transactions in one and send it to another address.

[sean808080]

what's up with this fix? It seems to be affecting a lot of people. Please fix this !

[pjain]

It may be possible to ask the devs what's going on during their weekly developer discord: https://twitter.com/bitcoinprivate/status/1013899539823161345 This Wednesday may be tough for me but if others can chime in about this, that would probably help us get an answer as to what's holding up the fix for this months after the fork.

[dskjkljdas]

Guys, this is usually from mining rewards or hundreds (in my case thousands) of small transactions coming in. In the addresses tab right click the wallet address with your funds, choose spend from and select a group of the transactions from that wallet (in my case id get around 50 before i hit the TX limit) then send them out to where you want them in blocks, or move them to another of your existing wallet addresses so you can send it out later in one big batch.

Because it has to batch all those little payments together to send it increases the byte size of the transaction too high (thats why it takes forever to sign).

In future with your mining rewards every 10-20 BTCP just push the funds out of your mining wallet address to a holding address to keep the transaction amounts on your storage address down.