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I've mined a few blocks on a blockchain, and I'm trying to figure how to actually see them. What is the correct RPC command ? I've managed to see all the coinbase transactions thanks to listtransactions, and my getbalance output seems ok, but they don't show up in listreceivedbyaddress nor listreceivedbyaccount.
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You can use the listsinceblock command to filter out the mined coins. listsinceblock contains a category field. The values you're looking for are:
generate: for coins mined locally that are available for spendingimmature: same as above but coins cannot be spent yetIt seems to work, but why aren't two clients returning the same list? Since they both have access to the same list of transaction, I would have thought that the output should be the same (and that there was no way to know, from this command only, that it was possible to redeem a generate block) – rmac – 2015-04-01T06:49:58.423
@rmac what do you mean by "two clients"? Two different bitcoin-core instances? If so, each instance has its own wallet and so the results will be different. – George Kimionis – 2015-04-01T10:44:21.570
@GeorgeKimionis Judging from the tags and the quote "on a blockchain I'm inclined to think this is a Bitcoin fork project stuck at the pre-mine phase. I've tried to clarify this, rmac, which is it mate? Bitcoin or a fork? – Wizard Of Ozzie – 2015-04-03T01:43:36.797
@WizardOfOzzie good point – George Kimionis – 2015-04-03T10:09:54.160
1These are two different questions. Please edit your question to include only the first and place the second part to a new question. – George Kimionis – 2015-03-31T22:11:20.750
@GeorgeKimionis Here it is
– rmac – 2015-04-01T06:38:19.563@rmac to clarify, are you talking about Bitcoin -regtest or a Bitcoin-fork? – Wizard Of Ozzie – 2015-04-01T10:08:18.460