The precise meaning of each status code is documented in chain.h. The Bitcoin Core initial block download code makes sure that the block headers you are downloading (from a single peer) passes certain, hard-coded 'checkpoints.' Checkpoints are block hashes corresponding to a long-ago block that everyone (where 'everyone' means the network participants as recognized by the Bitcoin Core commit. The blocks status is one of the following: VALIDHEADER 1.
#BITCOIN CORE MOVE BLOCKCHAIN VERIFICATION#
It's like it refuses to create a PSBT with the watch only funds. Verification status captures the degree to which the code has validated this block, as well as its ancestor blocks. The first step is finding the default data directory. Find the Default Data Directory If your data directory already contains a complete block chain and or/wallet, you may want to move it rather than start from scratch. After the backup has been saved, exit Bitcoin Core. Make sure Bitcoin-Qt is not running Create a desktop shortcut Right click on the shortcut Select Properties In the 'target' box, add -datadir'the new data directory' Move everything in C:/Users/'your user name'/AppData/Roaming/Bitcoin/ to your new data directory. When I try to do walletcreatefundedpsbt with the watch-only output as an input it says I have insufficient funds. Start Bitcoin Core and select the File -> Backup Wallet option. The (nonzero) address balance does show up on the bottom right of the send tab, but when I hit the "Use available balance" button it populates the send amount with zero. This wallet was created with disable_private_keys = true and has a single imported watch-only address. I'm trying to do the walletcreatefundedpsbt thing in the console and/or push the Create Unsigned button on the spend tab.
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