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I already have a copy of the blockchain from running a Bitcoin Core node. I have copied the blocks & chainstate folders into the BitcoinX directory and am reindexing using the Core data, but obviously they will diverge at the fork. How do I sync up to BitcoinX without having to re-download the whole blockchain? Can I use invalidateblock at the time of the fork?
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@NoWay426 in theory, you can use invalidateblock back to the best height at 498888, but will get warning involves the chain work each time you receive a new block from BitcoinX.
I already have a copy of the blockchain from running a Bitcoin Core node. I have copied the blocks & chainstate folders into the BitcoinX directory and am reindexing using the Core data, but obviously they will diverge at the fork. How do I sync up to BitcoinX without having to re-download the whole blockchain? Can I use invalidateblock at the time of the fork?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: