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I mint success but i cant find my Rune in my UniSat wallet, what should I do? #3665

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steventswu opened this issue Apr 23, 2024 · 10 comments

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@steventswu
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I have a Unisat Wallet address, I import it into ord to use it to mint rune with my full node.
I mint #1 Rune Z•Z•Z•Z•Z•FEHU•Z•Z•Z•Z•Z and when I runord wallet balance it seems like i got it but...
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when i check my unisat wallet it isn't there and my ₿ isn't showing correctly as well
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my ₿ from OP_RETURN is send to another address
https://mempool.space/tx/d2578349104a8a052618223a65ab747d166a2686e4f42c988f422b5354abbc8e
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And this is what is showing up on Bitcoin Core
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I need help with this, thanks so much 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@raphjaph
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Unisat and ord do not have compatible wallets. They work in different ways. You can't import the one into the other and expect it to work. You'll have to transfer the rune from ord to a new unisat wallet.

@bingryan
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your receive address is bc1pnatshhkatm5m8482m54f6k2cz4td97uf5dmqpuuygxr0vty55dws7rgq45, and this address is a derived child address from the root address(your unisat wallet root address).

2 options:

  1. add sub account from your unisat account(check to Taproot(P2TR) Address type) -> once may not work
  2. ord wallet dump, select your private key, and import it to your wallet. -> Recommend

Don't worry, everything is under control. :)

@cnsilvan
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your receive address is bc1pnatshhkatm5m8482m54f6k2cz4td97uf5dmqpuuygxr0vty55dws7rgq45, and this address is a derived child address from the root address(your unisat wallet root address).

2 options:

  1. add sub account from your unisat account(check to Taproot(P2TR) Address type) -> once may not work
  2. ord wallet dump, select your private key, and import it to your wallet. -> Recommend

Don't worry, everything is under control. :)

dump some descriptors ,how to get private key? thank u

@cnsilvan
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your receive address is bc1pnatshhkatm5m8482m54f6k2cz4td97uf5dmqpuuygxr0vty55dws7rgq45, and this address is a derived child address from the root address(your unisat wallet root address).
2 options:

  1. add sub account from your unisat account(check to Taproot(P2TR) Address type) -> once may not work
  2. ord wallet dump, select your private key, and import it to your wallet. -> Recommend

Don't worry, everything is under control. :)

dump some descriptors ,how to get private key? thank u

or how to specify the change address?I know that runes can specify the receiving address, but what about the UTXO for change?

@bingryan
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your receive address is bc1pnatshhkatm5m8482m54f6k2cz4td97uf5dmqpuuygxr0vty55dws7rgq45, and this address is a derived child address from the root address(your unisat wallet root address).
2 options:

  1. add sub account from your unisat account(check to Taproot(P2TR) Address type) -> once may not work
  2. ord wallet dump, select your private key, and import it to your wallet. -> Recommend

Don't worry, everything is under control. :)

dump some descriptors ,how to get private key? thank u

ord command not support descriptor to private key, i use my local tool. :)

@bingryan
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your receive address is bc1pnatshhkatm5m8482m54f6k2cz4td97uf5dmqpuuygxr0vty55dws7rgq45, and this address is a derived child address from the root address(your unisat wallet root address).
2 options:

  1. add sub account from your unisat account(check to Taproot(P2TR) Address type) -> once may not work
  2. ord wallet dump, select your private key, and import it to your wallet. -> Recommend

Don't worry, everything is under control. :)

dump some descriptors ,how to get private key? thank u

or how to specify the change address?I know that runes can specify the receiving address, but what about the UTXO for change?

use --destination xxx to specify receive address is better way, not use random change address, unless you are familiar with BTC dev.

@cnsilvan
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cnsilvan commented Apr 25, 2024

your receive address is bc1pnatshhkatm5m8482m54f6k2cz4td97uf5dmqpuuygxr0vty55dws7rgq45, and this address is a derived child address from the root address(your unisat wallet root address).
2 options:

  1. add sub account from your unisat account(check to Taproot(P2TR) Address type) -> once may not work
  2. ord wallet dump, select your private key, and import it to your wallet. -> Recommend

Don't worry, everything is under control. :)

dump some descriptors ,how to get private key? thank u

or how to specify the change address?I know that runes can specify the receiving address, but what about the UTXO for change?

use --destination xxx to specify receive address is better way, not use random change address, unless you are familiar with BTC dev.

Yes, I received the runes using the specified address, but the change UTXO could not be seen in unisat, resulting in an error in the balance calculation.

@bingryan
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you can use ord wallet transactions or ord wallet outputs to get txid, then check it.

@cnsilvan
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you can use ord wallet transactions or ord wallet outputs to get txid, then check it.

Previously, because rune could not be seen in unisat, the receiving address was specified. Now I can't find the balance again。But the balance in ord is normal。

@seandong
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If we could set the change address for outputs just like the --destination option, it might be even better.

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