Right-click to edit address or label 37 Create a new address 64 &New 67 &Copy 84 C&lose 151 Delete the currently selected address from the list 98 Enter address or label to search 27 Copy the currently selected address to the clipboard 81 Export the data in the current tab to a file 128 &Export 131 &Delete 101 ../addressbookpage.cpp105 Choose the address to send coins to 75 Choose the address to receive coins with 76 C&hoose 81 These are your Bitcoin addresses for sending payments. Always check the amount and the receiving address before sending coins. 87 These are your Bitcoin addresses for receiving payments. Use the 'Create new receiving address' button in the receive tab to create new addresses. Signing is only possible with addresses of the type 'legacy'. 92 &Copy Address 100 Copy &Label 101 &Edit 102 Export Address List 267 Comma separated file 270 Expanded name of the CSV file format. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values. There was an error trying to save the address list to %1. Please try again. 286 An error message. %1 is a stand-in argument for the name of the file we attempted to save to. Sending addresses - %1 318 Receiving addresses - %1 319 Exporting Failed 283 Label 167 Address 167 (no label) 205 Passphrase Dialog 26 Enter passphrase 56 New passphrase 70 Repeat new passphrase 84 Show passphrase 98 Encrypt wallet 45 This operation needs your wallet passphrase to unlock the wallet. 49 Unlock wallet 54 Change passphrase 57 Confirm wallet encryption 105 Warning: If you encrypt your wallet and lose your passphrase, you will <b>LOSE ALL OF YOUR BITCOINS</b>! 106 Are you sure you wish to encrypt your wallet? 106 124 Wallet encrypted 136 194 Enter the new passphrase for the wallet.<br/>Please use a passphrase of <b>ten or more random characters</b>, or <b>eight or more words</b>. 42 Enter the old passphrase and new passphrase for the wallet. 58 Continue 108 Back 109 Remember that encrypting your wallet cannot fully protect your bitcoins from being stolen by malware infecting your computer. 116 Wallet to be encrypted 121 Your wallet is about to be encrypted. 123 Your wallet is now encrypted. 138 IMPORTANT: Any previous backups you have made of your wallet file should be replaced with the newly generated, encrypted wallet file. For security reasons, previous backups of the unencrypted wallet file will become useless as soon as you start using the new, encrypted wallet. 140 Wallet encryption failed 146 154 216 Wallet encryption failed due to an internal error. Your wallet was not encrypted. 147 The supplied passphrases do not match. 155 217 Wallet unlock failed 164 167 182 The passphrase entered for the wallet decryption was incorrect. 165 203 The passphrase entered for the wallet decryption is incorrect. It contains a null character (ie - a zero byte). If the passphrase was set with a version of this software prior to 25.0, please try again with only the characters up to — but not including — the first null character. If this is successful, please set a new passphrase to avoid this issue in the future. 168 Wallet passphrase was successfully changed. 195 Passphrase change failed 202 205 The old passphrase entered for the wallet decryption is incorrect. It contains a null character (ie - a zero byte). If the passphrase was set with a version of this software prior to 25.0, please try again with only the characters up to — but not including — the first null character. 206 Warning: The Caps Lock key is on! 252 285 IP/Netmask 85 Banned Until 85 Settings file %1 might be corrupt or invalid. 251 Runaway exception 436 A fatal error occurred. %1 can no longer continue safely and will quit. 437 Internal error 446 An internal error occurred. %1 will attempt to continue safely. This is an unexpected bug which can be reported as described below. 447 Do you want to reset settings to default values, or to abort without making changes? 159 Explanatory text shown on startup when the settings file cannot be read. Prompts user to make a choice between resetting or aborting. A fatal error occurred. Check that settings file is writable, or try running with -nosettings. 179 Explanatory text shown on startup when the settings file could not be written. Prompts user to check that we have the ability to write to the file. Explains that the user has the option of running without a settings file. Error: %1 597 %1 didn't yet exit safely… 670 &Overview 258 Show general overview of wallet 259 &Transactions 279 Browse transaction history 280 E&xit 299 Quit application 300 &About %1 303 Show information about %1 304 About &Qt 307 Show information about Qt 308 Modify configuration options for %1 311 Create a new wallet 355 &Minimize 573 Wallet: 652 Network activity disabled. 1070 A substring of the tooltip. Proxy is <b>enabled</b>: %1 1516 Send coins to a Bitcoin address 266 Backup wallet to another location 319 Change the passphrase used for wallet encryption 321 &Send 265 &Receive 272 &Options… 310 &Encrypt Wallet… 315 Encrypt the private keys that belong to your wallet 316 &Backup Wallet… 318 &Change Passphrase… 320 Sign &message… 322 Sign messages with your Bitcoin addresses to prove you own them 323 &Verify message… 324 Verify messages to ensure they were signed with specified Bitcoin addresses 325 &Load PSBT from file… 326 Open &URI… 342 Close Wallet… 350 Create Wallet… 353 Close All Wallets… 363 &File 539 &Settings 560 &Help 621 Tabs toolbar 632 Syncing Headers (%1%)… 1114 Synchronizing with network… 1172 Indexing blocks on disk… 1177 Processing blocks on disk… 1179 Connecting to peers… 1186 Request payments (generates QR codes and bitcoin: URIs) 273 Show the list of used sending addresses and labels 338 Show the list of used receiving addresses and labels 340 &Command-line options 371 1195 Processed %n block(s) of transaction history. Processed %n block(s) of transaction history. %1 behind 1218 Catching up… 1223 Last received block was generated %1 ago. 1242 Transactions after this will not yet be visible. 1244 Error 1279 Warning 1283 Information 1287 Up to date 1199 Ctrl+Q 301 Load Partially Signed Bitcoin Transaction 327 Load PSBT from &clipboard… 328 Load Partially Signed Bitcoin Transaction from clipboard 329 Node window 331 Open node debugging and diagnostic console 332 &Sending addresses 337 &Receiving addresses 339 Open a bitcoin: URI 343 Open Wallet 345 Open a wallet 347 Close wallet 351 Restore Wallet… 358 Name of the menu item that restores wallet from a backup file. Restore a wallet from a backup file 361 Status tip for Restore Wallet menu item Close all wallets 364 Migrate Wallet 366 Migrate a wallet 368 Show the %1 help message to get a list with possible Bitcoin command-line options 373 &Mask values 375 Mask the values in the Overview tab 377 No wallets available 432 495 Wallet Data 438 503 Name of the wallet data file format. Load Wallet Backup 441 The title for Restore Wallet File Windows Restore Wallet 449 Title of pop-up window shown when the user is attempting to restore a wallet. Wallet Name 451 514 Label of the input field where the name of the wallet is entered. Invalid Wallet Name 455 Wallet name cannot be empty 455 Restore and Migrate Wallet File... 499 Restore and Migrate Wallet Backup 504 Restore and Migrate Wallet 512 Title of pop-up window shown when the user is attempting to restore a wallet. &Window 571 Ctrl+M 574 Zoom 583 Main Window 601 %1 client 880 &Hide 948 S&how 949 1067 A substring of the tooltip. %n active connection(s) to Bitcoin network. %n active connection(s) to Bitcoin network. Click for more actions. 1077 A substring of the tooltip. "More actions" are available via the context menu. Show Peers tab 1094 A context menu item. The "Peers tab" is an element of the "Node window". Disable network activity 1102 A context menu item. Enable network activity 1104 A context menu item. The network activity was disabled previously. Pre-syncing Headers (%1%)… 1121 Error: %1 1280 Warning: %1 1284 Date: %1 1392 Amount: %1 1393 Wallet: %1 1395 Type: %1 1397 Label: %1 1399 Address: %1 1401 Sent transaction 1402 Incoming transaction 1402 HD key generation is <b>enabled</b> 1454 HD key generation is <b>disabled</b> 1454 Private key <b>disabled</b> 1454 Wallet is <b>encrypted</b> and currently <b>unlocked</b> 1477 Wallet is <b>encrypted</b> and currently <b>locked</b> 1485 Original message: 1604 Unit to show amounts in. Click to select another unit. 1650 Coin Selection 14 Quantity: 51 Bytes: 80 Amount: 125 Fee: 170 After Fee: 218 Change: 250 (un)select all 306 Tree mode 322 List mode 335 Amount 391 Received with label 396 Received with address 401 Date 406 Confirmations 411 Confirmed 414 Copy amount 65 &Copy address 54 Copy &label 55 Copy &amount 56 Copy transaction &ID and output index 57 L&ock unspent 59 &Unlock unspent 60 Copy quantity 64 Copy fee 66 Copy after fee 67 Copy bytes 68 Copy change 69 (%1 locked) 363 Can vary +/- %1 satoshi(s) per input. 528 (no label) 573 627 change from %1 (%2) 620 (change) 621 Create Wallet 250 Title of window indicating the progress of creation of a new wallet. Creating Wallet <b>%1</b>… 253 Descriptive text of the create wallet progress window which indicates to the user which wallet is currently being created. Create wallet failed 285 Create wallet warning 287 Can't list signers 303 Too many external signers found 306 Load Wallets 380 Title of progress window which is displayed when wallets are being loaded. Loading wallets… 383 Descriptive text of the load wallets progress window which indicates to the user that wallets are currently being loaded. Migrate wallet 477 Are you sure you wish to migrate the wallet <i>%1</i>? 478 Migrating the wallet will convert this wallet to one or more descriptor wallets. A new wallet backup will need to be made. If this wallet contains any watchonly scripts, a new wallet will be created which contains those watchonly scripts. If this wallet contains any solvable but not watched scripts, a different and new wallet will be created which contains those scripts. The migration process will create a backup of the wallet before migrating. This backup file will be named <wallet name>-<timestamp>.legacy.bak and can be found in the directory for this wallet. In the event of an incorrect migration, the backup can be restored with the "Restore Wallet" functionality. 479 Migrate Wallet 451 Migrating Wallet <b>%1</b>… 451 The wallet '%1' was migrated successfully. 457 Watchonly scripts have been migrated to a new wallet named '%1'. 459 Solvable but not watched scripts have been migrated to a new wallet named '%1'. 462 Restore and Migrate wallet 496 Are you sure you wish to restore the wallet file <i>%1</i> to <i>%2</i> and migrate it? 497 Restoring the wallet will copy the backup file to the wallets directory and place it in the standard wallet directory layout. The original file will not be modified. Migrating the wallet will convert the restored wallet to one or more descriptor wallets. A new wallet backup will need to be made. If this wallet contains any watchonly scripts, a new wallet will be created which contains those watchonly scripts. If this wallet contains any solvable but not watched scripts, a different and new wallet will be created which contains those scripts. The migration process will create a backup of the wallet before migrating. This backup file will be named <wallet name>-<timestamp>.legacy.bak and can be found in the directory for this wallet. In the event of an incorrect migration, the backup can be restored with the "Restore Wallet" functionality. 498 Restore Wallet 512 Title of progress window which is displayed when wallets are being restored. Restoring Wallet <b>%1</b>… 515 Descriptive text of the restore wallets progress window which indicates to the user that wallets are currently being restored. Migration failed 534 Migration Successful 536 Open wallet failed 337 Open wallet warning 339 Open Wallet 353 Title of window indicating the progress of opening of a wallet. Opening Wallet <b>%1</b>… 356 Descriptive text of the open wallet progress window which indicates to the user which wallet is currently being opened. Restore Wallet 406 Title of progress window which is displayed when wallets are being restored. Restoring Wallet <b>%1</b>… 409 Descriptive text of the restore wallets progress window which indicates to the user that wallets are currently being restored. Restore wallet failed 428 Title of message box which is displayed when the wallet could not be restored. Restore wallet warning 431 Title of message box which is displayed when the wallet is restored with some warning. Restore wallet message 434 Title of message box which is displayed when the wallet is successfully restored. Close wallet 93 Are you sure you wish to close the wallet <i>%1</i>? 94 Closing the wallet for too long can result in having to resync the entire chain if pruning is enabled. 95 Close all wallets 105 Are you sure you wish to close all wallets? 106 Create Wallet 14 You are one step away from creating your new wallet! 29 Please provide a name and, if desired, enable any advanced options 42 Wallet Name 67 Wallet 80 Encrypt the wallet. The wallet will be encrypted with a passphrase of your choice. 89 Encrypt Wallet 92 Advanced Options 118 Disable private keys for this wallet. Wallets with private keys disabled will have no private keys and cannot have an HD seed or imported private keys. This is ideal for watch-only wallets. 139 Disable Private Keys 142 Make a blank wallet. Blank wallets do not initially have private keys or scripts. Private keys and addresses can be imported using descriptors at a later time. 149 Make Blank Wallet 152 Use an external signing device such as a hardware wallet. Configure the external signer script in wallet preferences first. 159 External signer 162 Create 20 Compiled without external signing support (required for external signing) 88 "External signing" means using devices such as hardware wallets. Edit Address 14 &Label 25 The label associated with this address list entry 35 The address associated with this address list entry. This can only be modified for sending addresses. 52 &Address 42 New sending address 29 Edit receiving address 32 Edit sending address 36 The entered address "%1" is not a valid Bitcoin address. 113 Address "%1" already exists as a receiving address with label "%2" and so cannot be added as a sending address. 146 The entered address "%1" is already in the address book with label "%2". 151 Could not unlock wallet. 123 New key generation failed. 128 A new data directory will be created. 21 name 43 Directory already exists. Add %1 if you intend to create a new directory here. 45 Path already exists, and is not a directory. 48 Cannot create data directory here. 55 version 36 About %1 40 Command-line options 58 %1 is shutting down… 147 Do not shut down the computer until this window disappears. 148 Welcome 14 Welcome to %1. 23 As this is the first time the program is launched, you can choose where %1 will store its data. 49 Limit block chain storage to 238 Reverting this setting requires re-downloading the entire blockchain. It is faster to download the full chain first and prune it later. Disables some advanced features. 241 GB 248 This initial synchronisation is very demanding, and may expose hardware problems with your computer that had previously gone unnoticed. Each time you run %1, it will continue downloading where it left off. 216 When you click OK, %1 will begin to download and process the full %4 block chain (%2 GB) starting with the earliest transactions in %3 when %4 initially launched. 206 If you have chosen to limit block chain storage (pruning), the historical data must still be downloaded and processed, but will be deleted afterward to keep your disk usage low. 226 Use the default data directory 66 Use a custom data directory: 73 Bitcoin 54 218 %n GB of space available %n GB of space available 220 (of %n GB needed) (of %n GB needed) 223 (%n GB needed for full chain) (%n GB needed for full chain) Choose data directory 240 At least %1 GB of data will be stored in this directory, and it will grow over time. 295 Approximately %1 GB of data will be stored in this directory. 298 307 Explanatory text on the capability of the current prune target. (sufficient to restore backups %n day(s) old) (sufficient to restore backups %n day(s) old) %1 will download and store a copy of the Bitcoin block chain. 309 The wallet will also be stored in this directory. 311 Error: Specified data directory "%1" cannot be created. 167 Error 197 Form 14 Recent transactions may not yet be visible, and therefore your wallet's balance might be incorrect. This information will be correct once your wallet has finished synchronizing with the bitcoin network, as detailed below. 133 Attempting to spend bitcoins that are affected by not-yet-displayed transactions will not be accepted by the network. 152 Number of blocks left 215 Unknown… 222 248 ../modaloverlay.cpp160 calculating… 292 312 Last block time 235 Progress 261 Progress increase per hour 285 Estimated time left until synced 305 Hide 342 Esc 345 %1 is currently syncing. It will download headers and blocks from peers and validate them until reaching the tip of the block chain. 34 Unknown. Syncing Headers (%1, %2%)… 166 Unknown. Pre-syncing Headers (%1, %2%)… 171 unknown 131 Open bitcoin URI 14 URI: 22 Paste address from clipboard 36 Tooltip text for button that allows you to paste an address that is in your clipboard. Options 14 &Main 27 Automatically start %1 after logging in to the system. 33 &Start %1 on system login 36 Enabling pruning significantly reduces the disk space required to store transactions. All blocks are still fully validated. Reverting this setting requires re-downloading the entire blockchain. 58 Maximum database cache size. Make sure you have enough RAM. A larger cache can contribute to faster sync, after which the benefit is less pronounced for most use cases. Lowering the cache size will reduce memory usage. Unused mempool memory is shared for this cache. 108 Tooltip text for Options window setting that sets the size of the database cache. Explains the corresponding effects of increasing/decreasing this value. Size of &database cache 111 Number of script &verification threads 157 Full path to a %1 compatible script (e.g. C:\Downloads\hwi.exe or /Users/you/Downloads/hwi.py). Beware: malware can steal your coins! 289 Automatically open the Bitcoin client port on the router. This only works when your router supports PCP or NAT-PMP and it is enabled. The external port could be random. 321 Map port using PCP or NA&T-PMP 324 IP address of the proxy (e.g. IPv4: 127.0.0.1 / IPv6: ::1) 378 565 Shows if the supplied default SOCKS5 proxy is used to reach peers via this network type. 447 470 493 Minimize instead of exit the application when the window is closed. When this option is enabled, the application will be closed only after selecting Exit in the menu. 662 Font in the Overview tab: 769 Options set in this dialog are overridden by the command line: 814 Open the %1 configuration file from the working directory. 859 Open Configuration File 862 Reset all client options to default. 872 &Reset Options 875 &Network 315 Prune &block storage to 61 GB 71 Reverting this setting requires re-downloading the entire blockchain. 96 MiB 127 Set the number of script verification threads. Negative values correspond to the number of cores you want to leave free to the system. 154 Tooltip text for Options window setting that sets the number of script verification threads. Explains that negative values mean to leave these many cores free to the system. (0 = auto, <0 = leave that many cores free) 170 This allows you or a third party tool to communicate with the node through command-line and JSON-RPC commands. 192 Tooltip text for Options window setting that enables the RPC server. Enable R&PC server 195 An Options window setting to enable the RPC server. W&allet 216 Whether to set subtract fee from amount as default or not. 222 Tooltip text for Options window setting that sets subtracting the fee from a sending amount as default. Subtract &fee from amount by default 225 An Options window setting to set subtracting the fee from a sending amount as default. Expert 232 Enable coin &control features 241 If you disable the spending of unconfirmed change, the change from a transaction cannot be used until that transaction has at least one confirmation. This also affects how your balance is computed. 248 &Spend unconfirmed change 251 Enable &PSBT controls 258 An options window setting to enable PSBT controls. Whether to show PSBT controls. 261 Tooltip text for options window setting that enables PSBT controls. External Signer (e.g. hardware wallet) 271 &External signer script path 279 Accept connections from outside. 331 Allow incomin&g connections 334 Connect to the Bitcoin network through a SOCKS5 proxy. 341 &Connect through SOCKS5 proxy (default proxy): 344 Proxy &IP: 353 540 &Port: 385 572 Port of the proxy (e.g. 9050) 410 597 Used for reaching peers via: 434 IPv4 457 IPv6 480 Tor 503 &Window 633 Show the icon in the system tray. 639 &Show tray icon 642 Show only a tray icon after minimizing the window. 652 &Minimize to the tray instead of the taskbar 655 M&inimize on close 665 &Display 686 User Interface &language: 694 The user interface language can be set here. This setting will take effect after restarting %1. 707 &Unit to show amounts in: 718 Choose the default subdivision unit to show in the interface and when sending coins. 731 Third-party URLs (e.g. a block explorer) that appear in the transactions tab as context menu items. %s in the URL is replaced by transaction hash. Multiple URLs are separated by vertical bar |. 742 755 &Third-party transaction URLs 745 Whether to show coin control features or not. 238 Connect to the Bitcoin network through a separate SOCKS5 proxy for Tor onion services. 528 Use separate SOCKS&5 proxy to reach peers via Tor onion services: 531 &OK 955 &Cancel 968 Compiled without external signing support (required for external signing) 145 "External signing" means using devices such as hardware wallets. default 157 none 234 Confirm options reset 342 Window title text of pop-up window shown when the user has chosen to reset options. Client restart required to activate changes. 333 414 Text explaining that the settings changed will not come into effect until the client is restarted. Current settings will be backed up at "%1". 337 Text explaining to the user that the client's current settings will be backed up at a specific location. %1 is a stand-in argument for the backup location's path. Client will be shut down. Do you want to proceed? 340 Text asking the user to confirm if they would like to proceed with a client shutdown. Configuration options 360 Window title text of pop-up box that allows opening up of configuration file. The configuration file is used to specify advanced user options which override GUI settings. Additionally, any command-line options will override this configuration file. 363 Explanatory text about the priority order of instructions considered by client. The order from high to low being: command-line, configuration file, GUI settings. Continue 366 Cancel 367 Error 376 The configuration file could not be opened. 376 This change would require a client restart. 418 The supplied proxy address is invalid. 446 Embedded "%1" 61 Default system font "%1" 62 Custom… 63 Could not read setting "%1", %2. 226 Form 14 The displayed information may be out of date. Your wallet automatically synchronizes with the Bitcoin network after a connection is established, but this process has not completed yet. 76 296 Available: 208 Your current spendable balance 218 Pending: 234 Total of transactions that have yet to be confirmed, and do not yet count toward the spendable balance 120 Immature: 182 Mined balance that has not yet matured 153 Balances 60 Total: 143 Your current total balance 192 Recent transactions 280 Privacy mode activated for the Overview tab. To unmask the values, uncheck Settings->Mask values. 176 PSBT Operations 14 Sign Tx 86 Broadcast Tx 102 Copy to Clipboard 122 Save… 129 Close 136 Failed to load transaction: %1 64 Failed to sign transaction: %1 89 Cannot sign inputs while wallet is locked. 97 Could not sign any more inputs. 99 Signed %1 inputs, but more signatures are still required. 101 Signed transaction successfully. Transaction is ready to broadcast. 104 Unknown error processing transaction. 116 Transaction broadcast successfully! Transaction ID: %1 126 Transaction broadcast failed: %1 129 PSBT copied to clipboard. 138 Save Transaction Data 161 Partially Signed Transaction (Binary) 163 Expanded name of the binary PSBT file format. See: BIP 174. PSBT saved to disk. 170 Sends %1 to %2 187 own address 191 Unable to calculate transaction fee or total transaction amount. 199 Pays transaction fee: 201 Total Amount 213 or 216 Transaction has %1 unsigned inputs. 222 Transaction is missing some information about inputs. 268 Transaction still needs signature(s). 272 (But no wallet is loaded.) 275 (But this wallet cannot sign transactions.) 278 (But this wallet does not have the right keys.) 281 Transaction is fully signed and ready for broadcast. 289 Transaction status is unknown. 293 Payment request error 145 Cannot start bitcoin: click-to-pay handler 146 URI handling 194 210 216 223 'bitcoin://' is not a valid URI. Use 'bitcoin:' instead. 194 Cannot process payment request because BIP70 is not supported. Due to widespread security flaws in BIP70 it's strongly recommended that any merchant instructions to switch wallets be ignored. If you are receiving this error you should request the merchant provide a BIP21 compatible URI. 211 234 URI cannot be parsed! This can be caused by an invalid Bitcoin address or malformed URI parameters. 224 Payment request file handling 233 User Agent 112 Title of Peers Table column which contains the peer's User Agent string. Ping 103 Title of Peers Table column which indicates the current latency of the connection with the peer. Peer 85 Title of Peers Table column which contains a unique number used to identify a connection. Age 88 Title of Peers Table column which indicates the duration (length of time) since the peer connection started. Direction 94 Title of Peers Table column which indicates the direction the peer connection was initiated from. Sent 106 Title of Peers Table column which indicates the total amount of network information we have sent to the peer. Received 109 Title of Peers Table column which indicates the total amount of network information we have received from the peer. Address 91 Title of Peers Table column which contains the IP/Onion/I2P address of the connected peer. Type 97 Title of Peers Table column which describes the type of peer connection. The "type" describes why the connection exists. Network 100 Title of Peers Table column which states the network the peer connected through. Inbound 77 An Inbound Connection from a Peer. Outbound 79 An Outbound Connection to a Peer. Amount 197 Enter a Bitcoin address (e.g. %1) 138 Ctrl+W 426 Unroutable 683 IPv4 685 network name Name of IPv4 network in peer info IPv6 687 network name Name of IPv6 network in peer info Onion 689 network name Name of Tor network in peer info I2P 691 network name Name of I2P network in peer info CJDNS 693 network name Name of CJDNS network in peer info Inbound 707 An inbound connection from a peer. An inbound connection is a connection initiated by a peer. Outbound 710 An outbound connection to a peer. An outbound connection is a connection initiated by us. Full Relay 715 Peer connection type that relays all network information. Block Relay 718 Peer connection type that relays network information about blocks and not transactions or addresses. Manual 720 Peer connection type established manually through one of several methods. Feeler 722 Short-lived peer connection type that tests the aliveness of known addresses. Address Fetch 724 Short-lived peer connection type that solicits known addresses from a peer. Private Broadcast 726 Short-lived peer connection type that is used for broadcasting privacy-sensitive data. %1 d 738 750 %1 h 739 751 %1 m 740 752 %1 s 742 753 779 None 767 N/A 773 %1 ms 774 792 %n second(s) %n second(s) 796 %n minute(s) %n minute(s) 800 %n hour(s) %n hour(s) 804 %n day(s) %n day(s) 808 814 %n week(s) %n week(s) %1 and %2 814 814 %n year(s) %n year(s) %1 B 822 %1 kB 824 ../rpcconsole.cpp985 %1 MB 826 ../rpcconsole.cpp986 ../rpcconsole.cpp987 %1 GB 828 default wallet 987 &Save Image… 28 &Copy Image 29 Resulting URI too long, try to reduce the text for label / message. 40 Error encoding URI into QR Code. 47 QR code support not available. 88 Save QR Code 122 PNG Image 125 Expanded name of the PNG file format. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_Network_Graphics. N/A 75 101 127 156 182 218 241 312 335 371 394 1161 1187 1213 1239 1265 1288 1311 1334 1363 1389 1412 1435 1458 1484 1510 1533 1556 1579 1602 1625 1651 1674 1697 1723 1749 1775 1801 ../rpcconsole.h147 Client version 65 &Information 43 General 58 Datadir 114 To specify a non-default location of the data directory use the '%1' option. 124 Blocksdir 143 To specify a non-default location of the blocks directory use the '%1' option. 153 Startup time 172 Network 201 1255 Name 208 Number of connections 231 Local Addresses 254 Network addresses that your Bitcoin node is currently using to communicate with other nodes. 282 Block chain 295 Memory Pool 354 Current number of transactions 361 Memory usage 384 Wallet: 478 (none) 489 &Reset 700 Received 780 1592 Sent 860 1569 &Peers 901 Banned peers 977 Select a peer to view detailed information. 1053 ../rpcconsole.cpp1153 Hide Peers Detail 1105 Ctrl+X 1126 The transport layer version: %1 1200 Transport 1203 Session ID 1229 Version 1278 Whether we relay transactions to this peer. 1350 Transaction Relay 1353 Synced Headers 1402 Synced Blocks 1425 Last Transaction 1500 The mapped Autonomous System used for diversifying peer selection. 1710 Mapped AS 1713 Whether we relay addresses to this peer. 1736 Tooltip text for the Address Relay field in the peer details area, which displays whether we relay addresses to this peer (Yes/No). Address Relay 1739 Text title for the Address Relay field in the peer details area, which displays whether we relay addresses to this peer (Yes/No). The total number of addresses received from this peer that were processed (excludes addresses that were dropped due to rate-limiting). 1762 Tooltip text for the Addresses Processed field in the peer details area, which displays the total number of addresses received from this peer that were processed (excludes addresses that were dropped due to rate-limiting). The total number of addresses received from this peer that were dropped (not processed) due to rate-limiting. 1788 Tooltip text for the Addresses Rate-Limited field in the peer details area, which displays the total number of addresses received from this peer that were dropped (not processed) due to rate-limiting. Addresses Processed 1765 Text title for the Addresses Processed field in the peer details area, which displays the total number of addresses received from this peer that were processed (excludes addresses that were dropped due to rate-limiting). Addresses Rate-Limited 1791 Text title for the Addresses Rate-Limited field in the peer details area, which displays the total number of addresses received from this peer that were dropped (not processed) due to rate-limiting. User Agent 88 1301 Node window 14 Current block height 302 Open the %1 debug log file from the current data directory. This can take a few seconds for large log files. 432 Decrease font size 510 Increase font size 530 Permissions 1151 The direction and type of peer connection: %1 1174 Direction/Type 1177 The BIP324 session ID string in hex. 1226 The network protocol this peer is connected through: IPv4, IPv6, Onion, I2P, or CJDNS. 1252 Services 1324 High bandwidth BIP152 compact block relay: %1 1376 High Bandwidth 1379 Connection Time 1448 Elapsed time since a novel block passing initial validity checks was received from this peer. 1471 Last Block 1474 Elapsed time since a novel transaction accepted into our mempool was received from this peer. 1497 Tooltip text for the Last Transaction field in the peer details area. Last Send 1523 Last Receive 1546 Ping Time 1615 The duration of a currently outstanding ping. 1638 Ping Wait 1641 Min Ping 1664 Time Offset 1687 Last block time 325 &Open 435 &Console 461 &Network Traffic 648 Totals 716 Debug log file 425 Clear console 550 In: 937 Out: 938 Inbound: initiated by peer 466 Explanatory text for an inbound peer connection. Outbound Full Relay: default 470 Explanatory text for an outbound peer connection that relays all network information. This is the default behavior for outbound connections. Outbound Block Relay: does not relay transactions or addresses 473 Explanatory text for an outbound peer connection that relays network information about blocks and not transactions or addresses. Outbound Manual: added using RPC %1 or %2/%3 configuration options 478 Explanatory text for an outbound peer connection that was established manually through one of several methods. The numbered arguments are stand-ins for the methods available to establish manual connections. Outbound Feeler: short-lived, for testing addresses 484 Explanatory text for a short-lived outbound peer connection that is used to test the aliveness of known addresses. Outbound Address Fetch: short-lived, for soliciting addresses 487 Explanatory text for a short-lived outbound peer connection that is used to request addresses from a peer. Private broadcast: short-lived, for broadcasting privacy-sensitive transactions 490 Explanatory text for a short-lived outbound peer connection that is used to broadcast privacy-sensitive data (like our transactions). detecting: peer could be v1 or v2 495 Explanatory text for "detecting" transport type. v1: unencrypted, plaintext transport protocol 497 Explanatory text for v1 transport type. v2: BIP324 encrypted transport protocol 499 Explanatory text for v2 transport type. we selected the peer for high bandwidth relay 503 the peer selected us for high bandwidth relay 504 no high bandwidth relay selected 505 Ctrl++ 518 Main shortcut to increase the RPC console font size. Ctrl+= 520 Secondary shortcut to increase the RPC console font size. Ctrl+- 524 Main shortcut to decrease the RPC console font size. Ctrl+_ 526 Secondary shortcut to decrease the RPC console font size. &Copy address 672 Context menu action to copy the address of a peer. &Disconnect 676 1 &hour 677 1 d&ay 678 1 &week 679 1 &year 680 &Copy IP/Netmask 706 Context menu action to copy the IP/Netmask of a banned peer. IP/Netmask is the combination of a peer's IP address and its Netmask. For IP address, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_address. &Unban 710 Network activity disabled 941 None 954 Executing command without any wallet 1033 Ctrl+I 1354 Ctrl+T 1355 Ctrl+N 1356 Ctrl+P 1357 Node window - [%1] 1375 Executing command using "%1" wallet 1031 Welcome to the %1 RPC console. Use up and down arrows to navigate history, and %2 to clear screen. Use %3 and %4 to increase or decrease the font size. Type %5 for an overview of available commands. For more information on using this console, type %6. %7WARNING: Scammers have been active, telling users to type commands here, stealing their wallet contents. Do not use this console without fully understanding the ramifications of a command.%8 870 RPC console welcome message. Placeholders %7 and %8 are style tags for the warning content, and they are not space separated from the rest of the text intentionally. Executing… 1041 A console message indicating an entered command is currently being executed. (peer: %1) 1159 via %1 1161 Yes 146 No 146 To 146 From 146 Ban for 147 Never 188 Unknown 147 &Amount: 37 &Label: 83 &Message: 53 An optional message to attach to the payment request, which will be displayed when the request is opened. Note: The message will not be sent with the payment over the Bitcoin network. 50 An optional label to associate with the new receiving address. 80 Use this form to request payments. All fields are <b>optional</b>. 73 An optional amount to request. Leave this empty or zero to not request a specific amount. 34 193 An optional label to associate with the new receiving address (used by you to identify an invoice). It is also attached to the payment request. 66 An optional message that is attached to the payment request and may be displayed to the sender. 96 &Create new receiving address 111 Clear all fields of the form. 134 Clear 137 Requested payments history 273 Show the selected request (does the same as double clicking an entry) 298 Show 301 Remove the selected entries from the list 318 Remove 321 Copy &URI 46 &Copy address 47 Copy &label 48 Copy &message 49 Copy &amount 50 Base58 (Legacy) 96 Not recommended due to higher fees and less protection against typos. 96 Base58 (P2SH-SegWit) 97 Generates an address compatible with older wallets. 97 Bech32 (SegWit) 98 Generates a native segwit address (BIP-173). Some old wallets don't support it. 98 Bech32m (Taproot) 100 Bech32m (BIP-350) is an upgrade to Bech32, wallet support is still limited. 100 Could not unlock wallet. 175 Could not generate new %1 address 180 Request payment to … 14 Address: 90 Amount: 119 Label: 148 Message: 180 Wallet: 212 Copy &URI 240 Copy &Address 250 &Verify 260 Verify this address on e.g. a hardware wallet screen 263 &Save Image… 273 Payment information 39 Request payment to %1 46 Date 34 Label 34 Message 34 (no label) 72 (no message) 81 (no amount requested) 89 Requested 132 Send Coins 14 ../sendcoinsdialog.cpp764 Coin Control Features 90 automatically selected 120 Insufficient funds! 139 Quantity: 231 Bytes: 266 Amount: 314 Fee: 365 After Fee: 419 Change: 451 If this is activated, but the change address is empty or invalid, change will be sent to a newly generated address. 495 Custom change address 498 Transaction Fee: 704 Using the fallbackfee can result in sending a transaction that will take several hours or days (or never) to confirm. Consider choosing your fee manually or wait until you have validated the complete chain. 742 Warning: Fee estimation is currently not possible. 751 per kilobyte 833 Hide 780 Recommended: 892 Custom: 922 Send to multiple recipients at once 1137 Add &Recipient 1140 Clear all fields of the form. 1120 Inputs… 110 Choose… 718 Hide transaction fee settings 777 Specify a custom fee per kB (1,000 bytes) of the transaction's virtual size. Note: Since the fee is calculated on a per-byte basis, a fee rate of "100 satoshis per kvB" for a transaction size of 500 virtual bytes (half of 1 kvB) would ultimately yield a fee of only 50 satoshis. 828 When there is less transaction volume than space in the blocks, miners as well as relaying nodes may enforce a minimum fee. Paying only this minimum fee is just fine, but be aware that this can result in a never confirming transaction once there is more demand for bitcoin transactions than the network can process. 863 A too low fee might result in a never confirming transaction (read the tooltip) 866 (Smart fee not initialized yet. This usually takes a few blocks…) 971 Confirmation time target: 997 Enable Replace-By-Fee 1055 With Replace-By-Fee (BIP-125) you can increase a transaction's fee after it is sent. Without this, a higher fee may be recommended to compensate for increased transaction delay risk. 1058 Clear &All 1123 Balance: 1178 Confirm the send action 1094 S&end 1097 Copy quantity 99 Copy amount 100 Copy fee 101 Copy after fee 102 Copy bytes 103 Copy change 104 %1 (%2 blocks) 176 Sign on device 206 "device" usually means a hardware wallet. Connect your hardware wallet first. 209 Set external signer script path in Options -> Wallet 213 "External signer" means using devices such as hardware wallets. Cr&eate Unsigned 216 Creates a Partially Signed Bitcoin Transaction (PSBT) for use with e.g. an offline %1 wallet, or a PSBT-compatible hardware wallet. 217 %1 to '%2' 320 %1 to %2 325 To review recipient list click "Show Details…" 392 Sign failed 455 External signer not found 460 "External signer" means using devices such as hardware wallets. External signer failure 466 "External signer" means using devices such as hardware wallets. Save Transaction Data 430 Partially Signed Transaction (Binary) 432 Expanded name of the binary PSBT file format. See: BIP 174. PSBT saved 440 Popup message when a PSBT has been saved to a file External balance: 713 or 388 You can increase the fee later (signals Replace-By-Fee, BIP-125). 370 Please, review your transaction proposal. This will produce a Partially Signed Bitcoin Transaction (PSBT) which you can save or copy and then sign with e.g. an offline %1 wallet, or a PSBT-compatible hardware wallet. 339 Text to inform a user attempting to create a transaction of their current options. At this stage, a user can only create a PSBT. This string is displayed when private keys are disabled and an external signer is not available. %1 from wallet '%2' 309 Do you want to create this transaction? 333 Message displayed when attempting to create a transaction. Cautionary text to prompt the user to verify that the displayed transaction details represent the transaction the user intends to create. Please, review your transaction. You can create and send this transaction or create a Partially Signed Bitcoin Transaction (PSBT), which you can save or copy and then sign with, e.g., an offline %1 wallet, or a PSBT-compatible hardware wallet. 344 Text to inform a user attempting to create a transaction of their current options. At this stage, a user can send their transaction or create a PSBT. This string is displayed when both private keys and PSBT controls are enabled. Please, review your transaction. 347 Text to prompt a user to review the details of the transaction they are attempting to send. Transaction fee 355 %1 kvB 360 PSBT transaction creation When reviewing a newly created PSBT (via Send flow), the transaction fee is shown, with "virtual size" of the transaction displayed for context Not signalling Replace-By-Fee, BIP-125. 372 Total Amount 385 Unsigned Transaction 409 PSBT copied Caption of "PSBT has been copied" messagebox The PSBT has been copied to the clipboard. You can also save it. 410 PSBT saved to disk 440 Confirm send coins 489 The recipient address is not valid. Please recheck. 737 The amount to pay must be larger than 0. 740 The amount exceeds your balance. 743 The total exceeds your balance when the %1 transaction fee is included. 746 Duplicate address found: addresses should only be used once each. 749 Transaction creation failed! 752 A fee higher than %1 is considered an absurdly high fee. 756 %1/kvB 832 869 883 Estimated to begin confirmation within %n block(s). Estimated to begin confirmation within %n block(s). Warning: Invalid Bitcoin address 982 Warning: Unknown change address 987 Confirm custom change address 990 The address you selected for change is not part of this wallet. Any or all funds in your wallet may be sent to this address. Are you sure? 990 (no label) 1011 A&mount: 151 Pay &To: 35 &Label: 128 Choose previously used address 60 The Bitcoin address to send the payment to 53 Alt+A 76 Paste address from clipboard 83 Alt+P 99 Remove this entry 106 The amount to send in the selected unit 166 The fee will be deducted from the amount being sent. The recipient will receive less bitcoins than you enter in the amount field. If multiple recipients are selected, the fee is split equally. 173 S&ubtract fee from amount 176 Use available balance 183 Message: 192 Enter a label for this address to add it to the list of used addresses 141 144 A message that was attached to the bitcoin: URI which will be stored with the transaction for your reference. Note: This message will not be sent over the Bitcoin network. 202 Send 151 Create Unsigned 153 Signatures - Sign / Verify a Message 14 &Sign Message 27 You can sign messages/agreements with your legacy (P2PKH) addresses to prove you can receive bitcoins sent to them. Be careful not to sign anything vague or random, as phishing attacks may try to trick you into signing your identity over to them. Only sign fully-detailed statements you agree to. 33 The Bitcoin address to sign the message with 51 Choose previously used address 58 274 Alt+A 68 284 Paste address from clipboard 78 Alt+P 88 Enter the message you want to sign here 100 103 Signature 110 Copy the current signature to the clipboard 140 Sign the message to prove you own this Bitcoin address 161 Sign &Message 164 Reset all sign message fields 178 Clear &All 181 338 &Verify Message 240 Enter the receiver's address, message (ensure you copy line breaks, spaces, tabs, etc. exactly) and signature below to verify the message. Be careful not to read more into the signature than what is in the signed message itself, to avoid being tricked by a man-in-the-middle attack. Note that this only proves the signing party receives with the address, it cannot prove sendership of any transaction! 246 The Bitcoin address the message was signed with 267 The signed message to verify 296 299 The signature given when the message was signed 306 309 Verify the message to ensure it was signed with the specified Bitcoin address 318 Verify &Message 321 Reset all verify message fields 335 Click "Sign Message" to generate signature 125 The entered address is invalid. 122 221 Please check the address and try again. 122 222 The entered address does not refer to a legacy (P2PKH) key. Message signing for SegWit and other non-P2PKH address types is not supported in this version of %1. Please check the address and try again. 129 227 Wallet unlock was cancelled. 137 No error 148 Private key for the entered address is not available. 151 Message signing failed. 154 Message signed. 166 The signature could not be decoded. 232 Please check the signature and try again. 233 240 The signature did not match the message digest. 239 Message verification failed. 245 Message verified. 216 (press q to shutdown and continue later) 175 press q to shutdown 176 kB/s 74 conflicted with a transaction with %1 confirmations 34 Text explaining the current status of a transaction, shown in the status field of the details window for this transaction. This status represents an unconfirmed transaction that conflicts with a confirmed transaction. 0/unconfirmed, in memory pool 41 Text explaining the current status of a transaction, shown in the status field of the details window for this transaction. This status represents an unconfirmed transaction that is in the memory pool. 0/unconfirmed, not in memory pool 46 Text explaining the current status of a transaction, shown in the status field of the details window for this transaction. This status represents an unconfirmed transaction that is not in the memory pool. abandoned 52 Text explaining the current status of a transaction, shown in the status field of the details window for this transaction. This status represents an abandoned transaction. %1/unconfirmed 60 Text explaining the current status of a transaction, shown in the status field of the details window for this transaction. This status represents a transaction confirmed in at least one block, but less than 6 blocks. %1 confirmations 65 Text explaining the current status of a transaction, shown in the status field of the details window for this transaction. This status represents a transaction confirmed in 6 or more blocks. Status 115 Date 118 Source 125 Generated 125 From 130 143 unknown 143 To 144 164 221 own address 146 228 label 148 Credit 184 196 235 265 325 186 matures in %n more block(s) matures in %n more block(s) not accepted 188 Debit 233 259 322 Total debit 243 Total credit 244 Transaction fee 249 Net amount 271 Message 277 289 Comment 279 Transaction ID 281 Transaction total size 282 Transaction virtual size 283 Output index 284 %1 (Certificate was not verified) 300 Merchant 303 Generated coins must mature %1 blocks before they can be spent. When you generated this block, it was broadcast to the network to be added to the block chain. If it fails to get into the chain, its state will change to "not accepted" and it won't be spendable. This may occasionally happen if another node generates a block within a few seconds of yours. 311 Debug information 319 Transaction 327 Inputs 330 Amount 349 true 350 false 350 This pane shows a detailed description of the transaction 20 Details for %1 18 Date 257 Type 257 Label 257 Unconfirmed 316 Abandoned 319 Confirming (%1 of %2 recommended confirmations) 322 Confirmed (%1 confirmations) 325 Conflicted 328 Immature (%1 confirmations, will be available after %2) 331 Generated but not accepted 334 Received with 373 Received from 375 Sent to 378 Mined 380 (n/a) 416 (no label) 604 Transaction status. Hover over this field to show number of confirmations. 643 Date and time that the transaction was received. 645 Type of transaction. 647 User-defined intent/purpose of the transaction. 649 Amount removed from or added to balance. 651 All 66 82 Today 67 This week 68 This month 69 Last month 70 This year 71 Received with 83 Sent to 85 Mined 87 Other 88 Enter address, transaction id, or label to search 93 Min amount 97 Range… 72 &Copy address 160 Copy &label 161 Copy &amount 162 Copy transaction &ID 163 Copy &raw transaction 164 Copy full transaction &details 165 &Show transaction details 166 Increase transaction &fee 168 A&bandon transaction 171 &Edit address label 172 Show in %1 231 Transactions table context menu action to show the selected transaction in a third-party block explorer. %1 is a stand-in argument for the URL of the explorer. Export Transaction History 327 Comma separated file 330 Expanded name of the CSV file format. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values. Confirmed 339 Date 340 Type 341 Label 342 Address 343 ID 345 Exporting Failed 348 There was an error trying to save the transaction history to %1. 348 Exporting Successful 352 The transaction history was successfully saved to %1. 352 Range: 527 to 535 No wallet has been loaded. Go to File > Open Wallet to load a wallet. - OR - 45 Create a new wallet 50 Error 201 211 229 Unable to decode PSBT from clipboard (invalid base64) 201 Load Transaction Data 207 Partially Signed Transaction (*.psbt) 208 PSBT file must be smaller than 100 MiB 211 Unable to decode PSBT 229 Send Coins 218 231 Fee bump error 476 525 545 550 Increasing transaction fee failed 476 Do you want to increase the fee? 483 Asks a user if they would like to manually increase the fee of a transaction that has already been created. Current fee: 487 Increase: 491 New fee: 495 Warning: This may pay the additional fee by reducing change outputs or adding inputs, when necessary. It may add a new change output if one does not already exist. These changes may potentially leak privacy. 503 Confirm fee bump 508 Can't draft transaction. 525 PSBT copied 532 Fee-bump PSBT copied to clipboard 532 Can't sign transaction. 545 Could not commit transaction 550 Signer error 563 Can't display address 566 &Export 50 Export the data in the current tab to a file 51 Backup Wallet 214 Wallet Data 216 Name of the wallet data file format. Backup Failed 222 There was an error trying to save the wallet data to %1. 222 Backup Successful 226 The wallet data was successfully saved to %1. 226 Cancel 263 The %s developers 208 %s failed to validate the -assumeutxo snapshot state. This indicates a hardware problem, or a bug in the software, or a bad software modification that allowed an invalid snapshot to be loaded. As a result of this, the node will shut down and stop using any state that was built on the snapshot, resetting the chain height from %d to %d. On the next restart, the node will resume syncing from %d without using any snapshot data. Please report this incident to %s, including how you obtained the snapshot. The invalid snapshot chainstate will be left on disk in case it is helpful in diagnosing the issue that caused this error. 12 %s request to listen on port %u. This port is considered "bad" and thus it is unlikely that any peer will connect to it. See doc/p2p-bad-ports.md for details and a full list. 15 Disk space for %s may not accommodate the block files. Approximately %u GB of data will be stored in this directory. 40 Distributed under the MIT software license, see the accompanying file %s or %s 42 Error loading wallet. Wallet requires blocks to be downloaded, and software does not currently support loading wallets while blocks are being downloaded out of order when using assumeutxo snapshots. Wallet should be able to load successfully after node sync reaches height %s 57 Error reading %s! Transaction data may be missing or incorrect. Rescanning wallet. 61 Error starting/committing db txn for wallet transactions removal process 65 Error: Dumpfile format record is incorrect. Got "%s", expected "format". 73 Error: Dumpfile identifier record is incorrect. Got "%s", expected "%s". 74 Error: Dumpfile version is not supported. This version of bitcoin-wallet only supports version 1 dumpfiles. Got dumpfile with version %s 76 Error: Unable to produce descriptors for this legacy wallet. Make sure to provide the wallet's passphrase if it is encrypted. 92 File %s already exists. If you are sure this is what you want, move it out of the way first. 120 Invalid or corrupt peers.dat (%s). If you believe this is a bug, please report it to %s. As a workaround, you can move the file (%s) out of the way (rename, move, or delete) to have a new one created on the next start. 140 Invalid value detected for '-wallet' or '-nowallet'. '-wallet' requires a string value, while '-nowallet' accepts only '1' to disable all wallets 142 More than one onion bind address is provided. Using %s for the automatically created Tor onion service. 153 No dump file provided. To use createfromdump, -dumpfile=<filename> must be provided. 156 No dump file provided. To use dump, -dumpfile=<filename> must be provided. 157 Please contribute if you find %s useful. Visit %s for further information about the software. 169 Prune configured below the minimum of %d MiB. Please use a higher number. 174 Prune mode is incompatible with -reindex-chainstate. Use full -reindex instead. 175 Rename of '%s' -> '%s' failed. You should resolve this by manually moving or deleting the invalid snapshot directory %s, otherwise you will encounter the same error again on the next startup. 181 SQLiteDatabase: Unknown sqlite wallet schema version %d. Only version %d is supported 188 The block database contains a block which appears to be from the future. This may be due to your computer's date and time being set incorrectly. Only rebuild the block database if you are sure that your computer's date and time are correct 210 The transaction amount is too small to send after the fee has been deducted 217 This is a pre-release test build - use at your own risk - do not use for mining or merchant applications 221 This is the maximum transaction fee you pay (in addition to the normal fee) to prioritize partial spend avoidance over regular coin selection. 223 This is the transaction fee you may discard if change is smaller than dust at this level 225 This is the transaction fee you may pay when fee estimates are not available. 226 Total length of network version string (%i) exceeds maximum length (%i). Reduce the number or size of uacomments. 228 Unable to replay blocks. You will need to rebuild the database using -reindex-chainstate. 244 Unsupported category-specific logging level %1$s=%2$s. Expected %1$s=<category>:<loglevel>. Valid categories: %3$s. Valid loglevels: %4$s. 256 Unsupported chainstate database format found. Please restart with -reindex-chainstate. This will rebuild the chainstate database. 257 Warning: Private keys detected in wallet {%s} with disabled private keys 266 Witness data for blocks after height %d requires validation. Please restart with -reindex. 267 You need to rebuild the database using -reindex to go back to unpruned mode. This will redownload the entire blockchain 268 %s is set very high! 13 -maxmempool must be at least %d MB 17 Cannot obtain a lock on directory %s. %s is probably already running. 25 Cannot resolve -%s address: '%s' 27 Cannot set -forcednsseed to true when setting -dnsseed to false. 28 Cannot set -peerblockfilters without -blockfilterindex. 29 %s is set very high! Fees this large could be paid on a single transaction. 14 Cannot provide specific connections and have addrman find outgoing connections at the same time. 26 Error loading %s: External signer wallet being loaded without external signer support compiled 51 Error reading %s! All keys read correctly, but transaction data or address metadata may be missing or incorrect. 60 Error: Address book data in wallet cannot be identified to belong to migrated wallets 66 Error: Duplicate descriptors created during migration. Your wallet may be corrupted. 77 Error: Transaction %s in wallet cannot be identified to belong to migrated wallets 88 Failed to remove snapshot chainstate dir (%s). Manually remove it before restarting. 110 Failed to rename invalid peers.dat file. Please move or delete it and try again. 111 Fee estimation failed. Fallbackfee is disabled. Wait a few blocks or enable %s. 118 Flushing block file to disk failed. This is likely the result of an I/O error. 121 Flushing undo file to disk failed. This is likely the result of an I/O error. 122 Incompatible options: -dnsseed=1 was explicitly specified, but -onlynet forbids connections to IPv4/IPv6 124 Invalid amount for %s=<amount>: '%s' (must be at least the minrelay fee of %s to prevent stuck transactions) 137 Maximum transaction weight is less than transaction weight without inputs 148 Maximum transaction weight is too low, can not accommodate change output 149 Option '-checkpoints' is set but checkpoints were removed. This option has no effect. 162 Outbound connections restricted to CJDNS (-onlynet=cjdns) but -cjdnsreachable is not provided 165 Outbound connections restricted to Tor (-onlynet=onion) but the proxy for reaching the Tor network is explicitly forbidden: -onion=0 166 Outbound connections restricted to Tor (-onlynet=onion) but the proxy for reaching the Tor network is not provided: none of -proxy, -onion or -listenonion is given 167 Outbound connections restricted to i2p (-onlynet=i2p) but -i2psam is not provided 168 Prune: last wallet synchronisation goes beyond pruned data. You need to -reindex (download the whole blockchain again in case of a pruned node) 177 Rename of '%s' -> '%s' failed. Cannot clean up the background chainstate leveldb directory. 180 Specified -blockmaxweight (%d) exceeds consensus maximum block weight (%d) 196 Specified -blockreservedweight (%d) exceeds consensus maximum block weight (%d) 197 Specified -blockreservedweight (%d) is lower than minimum safety value of (%d) 198 The combination of the pre-selected inputs and the wallet automatic inputs selection exceeds the transaction maximum weight. Please try sending a smaller amount or manually consolidating your wallet's UTXOs 211 The inputs size exceeds the maximum weight. Please try sending a smaller amount or manually consolidating your wallet's UTXOs 212 The preselected coins total amount does not cover the transaction target. Please allow other inputs to be automatically selected or include more coins manually 213 UTXO snapshot failed to validate. Restart to resume normal initial block download, or try loading a different snapshot. 237 Unconfirmed UTXOs are available, but spending them creates a chain of transactions that will be rejected by the mempool 246 Unexpected legacy entry in descriptor wallet found. Loading wallet %s The wallet might have been tampered with or created with malicious intent. 247 Your computer's date and time appear to be more than %d minutes out of sync with the network, this may lead to consensus failure. After you've confirmed your computer's clock, this message should no longer appear when you restart your node. Without a restart, it should stop showing automatically after you've connected to a sufficient number of new outbound peers, which may take some time. You can inspect the `timeoffset` field of the `getpeerinfo` and `getnetworkinfo` RPC methods to get more info. 269 Unable to cleanup failed migration 270 Unable to restore backup of wallet. 271 default wallet 273 whitebind may only be used for incoming connections ("out" was passed) 274 -paytxfee is deprecated and will be fully removed in v31.0. 18 A fatal internal error occurred, see debug.log for details: 20 Assumeutxo data not found for the given blockhash '%s'. 21 Block verification was interrupted 22 Can't spend unconfirmed version %d pre-selected input with a version 3 tx 23 Can't spend unconfirmed version 3 pre-selected input with a version %d tx 24 Cannot write to directory '%s'; check permissions. 30 Config setting for %s only applied on %s network when in [%s] section. 31 Copyright (C) %i-%i 32 Corrupt block found indicating potential hardware failure. 33 Corrupted block database detected 34 Could not find asmap file %s 35 Could not generate scriptPubKeys (cache is empty) 36 Could not parse asmap file %s 37 Could not top up scriptPubKeys 38 Disk space is too low! 41 Done loading 44 Dump file %s does not exist. 45 Elliptic curve cryptography sanity check failure. %s is shutting down. 47 Error initializing block database 49 Error loading %s 50 Error loading %s: Wallet corrupted 52 Error loading %s: Wallet requires newer version of %s 54 Error loading block database 55 Error loading databases 56 Error opening block database 58 Error opening coins database 59 Error reading configuration file: %s 62 Error reading from database, shutting down. 63 Error reading next record from wallet database 64 Error: Cannot extract destination from the generated scriptpubkey 67 Error: Couldn't create cursor into database 70 Error: Disk space is low for %s 71 Error: Dumpfile checksum does not match. Computed %s, expected %s 72 Error: Failed to create new watchonly wallet 78 Error: Got key that was not hex: %s 79 Error: Got value that was not hex: %s 80 Error: Keypool ran out, please call keypoolrefill first 81 Error: Missing checksum 82 Error: No %s addresses available. 83 Error: Not all address book records were migrated 84 Error: Not all transaction records were migrated 85 Error: This wallet already uses SQLite 86 Error: This wallet is already a descriptor wallet 87 Error: Unable to begin reading all records in the database 89 Error: Unable to make a backup of your wallet 90 Error: Unable to parse version %u as a uint32_t 91 Error: Unable to read all records in the database 93 Error: Unable to read wallet's best block locator record 94 Error: Unable to remove watchonly address book data 95 Error: Unable to write data to disk for wallet %s 96 Error: Unable to write record to new wallet 97 Error: Unable to write solvable wallet best block locator record 98 Error: Unable to write watchonly wallet best block locator record 99 Error: database transaction cannot be executed for wallet %s 102 Failed to acquire rescan reserver during wallet initialization 103 Failed to close block undo file. 105 Failed to close file when writing block. 106 Failed to disconnect block. 107 Failed to listen on any port. Use -listen=0 if you want this. 108 Failed to read block. 109 Failed to rescan the wallet during initialization 112 Failed to verify database 114 Failed to write block. 115 Failed to write undo data. 116 Failure removing transaction: %s 117 Fee rate (%s) is lower than the minimum fee rate setting (%s) 119 Ignoring duplicate -wallet %s. 123 Incorrect or no genesis block found. Wrong datadir for network? 125 Initialization sanity check failed. %s is shutting down. 126 Input not found or already spent 127 Insufficient dbcache for block verification 128 Insufficient funds 129 Invalid -i2psam address or hostname: '%s' 130 Invalid -onion address or hostname: '%s' 131 Invalid -proxy address or hostname: '%s' 133 Invalid P2P permission: '%s' 134 Invalid amount for %s=<amount>: '%s' (must be at least %s) 136 Invalid amount for %s=<amount>: '%s' 135 -asmap requires a file path. Use -asmap=<file>. 16 A %zu MiB dbcache may be too large for a system memory of only %zu MiB. 19 Creating wallet… 39 Duplicate binding configuration for address %s. Please check your -bind, -bind=...=onion and -whitebind settings. 46 Error creating %s: Could not write version metadata. 48 Invalid amount for -%s=<amount>: '%s' 138 Invalid netmask specified in -whitelist: '%s' 139 Invalid port specified in %s: '%s' 141 Listening for incoming connections failed (listen returned error %s) 143 Loading P2P addresses… 144 Loading banlist… 145 Loading block index… 146 Loading wallet… 147 Maximum transaction weight must be between %d and %d 150 Missing amount 151 Missing solving data for estimating transaction size 152 Need to specify a port with -whitebind: '%s' 154 No addresses available 155 Not found pre-selected input %s 159 Not solvable pre-selected input %s 160 Only direction was set, no permissions: '%s' 161 Option '-limitancestorsize' is given but ancestor size limits have been replaced with cluster size limits (see -limitclustersize). This option has no effect. 163 Option '-limitdescendantsize' is given but descendant size limits have been replaced with cluster size limits (see -limitclustersize). This option has no effect. 164 Private broadcast of own transactions requested (-privatebroadcast) and -proxyrandomize is disabled. Tor circuits for private broadcast connections may be correlated to other connections over Tor. For maximum privacy set -proxyrandomize=1. 170 Private broadcast of own transactions requested (-privatebroadcast), but -connect is also configured. They are incompatible because the private broadcast needs to open new connections to randomly chosen Tor or I2P peers. Consider using -maxconnections=0 -addnode=... instead 171 Private broadcast of own transactions requested (-privatebroadcast), but none of Tor or I2P networks is reachable 172 Prune cannot be configured with a negative value. 173 Prune mode is incompatible with -txindex. 176 Pruning blockstore… 178 Reducing -maxconnections from %d to %d, because of system limitations. 179 Replaying blocks… 182 Rescanning… 183 SQLiteDatabase: Failed to execute statement to verify database: %s 184 SQLiteDatabase: Failed to prepare statement to verify database: %s 185 SQLiteDatabase: Failed to read database verification error: %s 186 SQLiteDatabase: Unexpected application id. Expected %u, got %u 187 Section [%s] is not recognized. 189 Signer did not echo address 192 Signer echoed unexpected address %s 193 Signer returned error: %s 194 Signing transaction failed 195 Specified -walletdir "%s" does not exist 199 Specified -walletdir "%s" is a relative path 200 Specified -walletdir "%s" is not a directory 201 Specified blocks directory "%s" does not exist. 202 Specified data directory "%s" does not exist. 203 Starting network threads… 204 System error while flushing: %s 205 System error while loading external block file: %s 206 System error while saving block to disk: %s 207 The %s path uses exFAT, which is known to have intermittent corruption problems on macOS. Move this directory to a different filesystem to avoid data loss. 209 The source code is available from %s. 214 The specified config file %s does not exist 215 The transaction amount is too small to pay the fee 216 The transactions removal process can only be executed within a db txn 218 The wallet will avoid paying less than the minimum relay fee. 219 There is no ScriptPubKeyManager for this address 220 This is experimental software. 222 This is the minimum transaction fee you pay on every transaction. 224 This is the transaction fee you will pay if you send a transaction. 227 Transaction %s does not belong to this wallet 229 Transaction amount too small 230 Transaction amounts must not be negative 231 Transaction change output index out of range 232 Transaction must have at least one recipient 233 Transaction needs a change address, but we can't generate it. 234 Transaction too large 236 Unable to bind to %s on this computer (bind returned error %s) 238 Unable to bind to %s on this computer. %s is probably already running. 239 Unable to create the PID file '%s': %s 240 Unable to find UTXO for external input 241 Unable to open %s for writing 242 Unable to parse -maxuploadtarget: '%s' 243 Unable to start HTTP server. See debug log for details. 245 Unknown -blockfilterindex value %s. 248 Unknown address type '%s' 249 Unknown change type '%s' 250 Unknown network specified in -onlynet: '%s' 251 Unknown new rules activated (versionbit %i) 252 Unrecognised option "%s" provided in -test=<option>. 253 Unsupported global logging level %s=%s. Valid values: %s. 258 Wallet file creation failed: %s 263 Warning: Found invalid chain more than 6 blocks longer than our best chain. This could be due to database corruption or consensus incompatibility with peers. 265 acceptstalefeeestimates is not supported on %s chain. 272 Unsupported logging category %s=%s. 259 Error loading %s: Wallet is a legacy wallet. Please migrate to a descriptor wallet using the migration tool (migratewallet RPC). 53 Error: Dumpfile specifies an unsupported database format (%s). Only sqlite database dumps are supported 75 Failed to calculate bump fees, because unconfirmed UTXOs depend on an enormous cluster of unconfirmed transactions. 104 Transaction requires one destination of non-zero value, a non-zero feerate, or a pre-selected input 235 Unrecognized descriptor found. Loading wallet %s The wallet might have been created on a newer version. Please try running the latest software version. 254 Do you want to rebuild the databases now? 43 Error: Could not add watchonly tx %s to watchonly wallet 68 Error: Could not delete watchonly transactions. 69 Error: Wallet does not exist 100 Error: cannot remove legacy wallet records 101 Failed to start indexes, shutting down… 113 Invalid -proxy address or hostname, ends with '=': '%s' 132 Not enough file descriptors available. %d available, %d required. 158 Unrecognized network in -proxy='%s': '%s' 255 User Agent comment (%s) contains unsafe characters. 260 Verifying blocks… 261 Verifying wallet(s)… 262 Wallet needed to be rewritten: restart %s to complete 264 Settings file could not be read 190 Settings file could not be written 191