[Roosh]

So in Bitgo I have about $100 worth of Bitcoin but it's not showing up in my balance. This is what their support said:

Quote:

It looks like you might need to consolidate some of your unspents in the wallet before you can send this transaction.

This can be done in our API; here is the link to the section of the API that covers this: https://bitgo.github.io/bitgo-docs/#cons...e-unspents

The API has a shell function:

Code:

Code:

Available only as a local method (BitGo Express)
WALLETID="2NB5G2jmqSswk7C427ZiHuwuAt1GPs5WeGa"
WALLETPASSPHRASE="mypassword"

curl -X PUT \n-H "Content-Type: application/json" \n-H "Authorization: Bearer $ACCESS_TOKEN" \n-d "{ "walletPassphrase": "$WALLETPASSPHRASE", "target": 1, "minConfirms": 1 }" \nhttp://$BITGO_EXPRESS_HOST:3080/api/v1/wallet/$WALLETID/consolidateunspents

So I'm guessing that I have to connect to "BitGo Express", change the walletid and passphrase to my own, and then run it?

I googled BitGo Express and here's what I found: https://github.com/BitGo/bitgo-express

What is the easiest way I can do this consolidation?

[SamuelBRoberts]

What the hell is "Bitgo"?
Roosh, you always find the weirdest shit...

[tapanar]

Apparently you need to run your own bitgo express host, and send this command (after replacing the parameters) to it.

My advice is to not rely on 3rd parties to manage your crypto wallets.

[jamaicabound]

Buy a Trezor or a Ledger. Not only are you not reliant on a third party, you can use a Segwit address for lower fees, you can also select what fee you pay as opposed to an exchange or wallet platform dictating what fee you pay

[Roosh]

I've moved off of BitGo awhile back but still want my remaining coins.