Bit Core v4.0.1.0 — wallet import in the GUI
New feature release of the independent OnlyPW series, on top of v4.0.0.1
(restore peer discovery). No consensus-relevant changes.
New: File → Import Wallet...
Core-style wallets keep everything in a single Berkeley DB wallet.dat which
is locked while the node runs — restoring it always required closing the app
and copying files by hand. The GUI now does this for you:
- File → Import Wallet… and pick a wallet
.datbackup - Confirm the dialog — your current wallet is backed up automatically as
wallet.dat.bak-<timestamp>(nothing can be lost) - The application shuts down cleanly, swaps in the imported wallet and
restarts automatically with a rescan of the blockchain
Tested end-to-end on Windows (v4.0.1.0 build):
before: wallet.dat (old) + wallet-import.dat + .wallet-import-pending
clean shutdown via RPC
after: wallet.dat (imported) + wallet.dat.bak-20260819060438
bit-qt.exe relaunches itself with -rescan
second shutdown: no further restart (import marker consumed)
Peer discovery (unchanged from v4.0.0.1)
- DNS seeds: seed1/seed2.followthebit.org
- Fixed seeds: 167.86.89.107 / 45.146.252.138 / 92.42.45.220 (port 33317)
Downloads
| File | Platform | SHA256 |
|---|---|---|
| Bit-v4.0.1.0.tar.gz | Linux x86_64 | b738b83af395eb5e6c283caaba67d11756f28afff291debe2bb61451dd4a10fd |
| Bit-v4.0.1.0-win64.zip | Windows x64 | 0ef93b70c86732989886eec6c73c067b86356c6250e71f685203083dd7390850 |
Linux: Debian bookworm system toolchain (same linkage as v4.0.0.x).
Windows: depends cross-toolchain, mingw-w64 GCC 10 (posix), Qt 5.9.8 with
print support, statically linked, no DLLs required.